Can a Social Media Platform or Spy Software Guarantee Lifetime Power?

    X’s boss Elon Musk, spent more than half a billion dollars (approximately $720–765 million) supporting Donald Trump since his first presidential campaign in 2024. In October 2022, Musk privately acquired social med

    Kedareshwor Mahadev Pokhara: A Substitute to Kedarnath Jyotirlinga

    It was 23rd June 2026 and it had been raining the whole day in Pokhara. Around 4 pm the clouds finally cleared, giving me a chance to go for a walk. I started walking aimlessly from my homestay located on Fewa Marg. Cros

    Covishield’s 50% Royalty Fee Shock: The Most Expensive Vaccine Deal in History

    On Saturday 28 November, 2020, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Serum Institute of India to review the Covid-19 vaccine development and met with SII Chairman & Managing Director Dr. Cyrus Poonawalla and CEO M

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      Why Donald Trump Launched the Iran War: Failed Diplomacy, Gulf Billions, Personal Bribes, Epstein Files & the Indian Connection

      Why did Donald Trump start a war with Iran? This is a question that DJT himself couldn’t answer. Nor could US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth or Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The official narrative suggested that Iran w

      Timing is Everything: The Hidden Clocks That Shape Your Health and Brain Power

      We tend to think of time as something managed by our schedules and alarms, but deep inside us, every organ has its own sense of time. A new wave of research is uncovering just how much this matters, not just for our meta

      Why Do Some Memories Stick While Others Fade?

      Why do we vividly remember some life moments while others slip away? A new study from Boston University offers a fascinating clue. The research, published in Science Advances, shows that even everyday memories can gain s

      Your Imagination Isn’t as Powerful as You Think; And Scientists Just Proved It

      Think you’ve got a vivid imagination? Sure you can picture a car chase, a juggling act, or even a tower of blocks crashing to the floor. But according to new research out of Harvard, your brain is secretly cutting corner
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