Explained: Why South Korea bought gold after 13 years and what it means for yellow metal investors?

South Korea’s return to the gold market after 13 years has reinforced strong central bank demand, a key factor supporting bullion prices despite recent volatility. Analysts believe the correction offers a gradual buying opportunity, with sustained official purchases, geopolitical risks and monetary uncertainty underpinning gold’s long-term investment case.

Aman Sharma: I’ve stopped wasting energy on things I can’t control

Aman Sharma, a talented actor, underscores the importance of consistency and discipline in his television journey. He emphasizes that patience and a willingness to accept constructive criticism are essential for achieving success. To stay grounded, Sharma focuses on self-betterment and embraces learning opportunities. His life includes simple pleasures like gym training, engaging in his daughter’s…

Human-wildlife conflict: Parliamentary panel backs AI, drones and GIS for mitigation

Innovative tools like GIS and AI are being explored to enhance responses to human-wildlife conflicts. The committee emphasized strategies for prevention, mitigation, and sustainable coexistence. A new Centre of Excellence has been inaugurated to promote research and build capacity in conflict management. Additionally, the National Human-Wildlife Conflict Portal will be a valuable data resource. Various…

Meta officials meet MeitY Secy S Krishnan, explain reason for erroneous takedown of PM’s video

Meta officials met with India’s IT Ministry secretary regarding a video takedown. The parliamentary committee demanded an apology from Meta’s CEO for this action. They warned of losing legal immunity if an apology was not provided. The committee also addressed online safety for women and children. Stern action was urged against platforms hosting harmful content.

From 1899 to 1902, wartime horse fodder may have carried Argentine ants into South Africa; the insects later disrupted the recovery of some large-seeded plants

British forces brought horses and supplies to South Africa during a war. Imported horse fodder linked to the arrival of Argentine ants. These ants disrupted native seed dispersal relationships with plants. This ecological change resulted from wartime supply chain connections. Human movement and warfare caused unintended environmental consequences.

Meet Dr Neeraja Nagarajan: After 13 years in America, this physician-scientist and former McKinsey executive moved to India and her story is going viral

After spending thirteen years overseas, Dr. Neeraja Nagarajan has made the pivotal decision to return to Chennai. Having honed her expertise at Johns Hopkins and provided insights at McKinsey & Company, her return aligns with her aspiration to make a meaningful contribution to her homeland. This journey embodies the shared struggle faced by numerous professionals…

Australia’s new data centres must be majority renewable powered: Energy Minister, Chris Bowen

Australia’s energy minister declared gas-only data centres will fail national standards. New Canberra policies mandate data centres build renewable power sources. Northern Territory’s plans for gas-powered data centres face federal opposition. This policy casts doubt on attracting multi-billion dollar tech investments. Gas power will only be allowed for intermittent renewable energy backup.