Family of grade error student who took own life settle university civil case Ethan Scott Brown, 23, was due to graduate in December 2024 after studying geography at the University of Glasgow. Evening Standard · Oct 6
Brazilians Abroad Split the Map During 2026 Elections: Flávio Takes the U.S., Lula Dominates Europe Brazil's 918,000 diaspora voters split by geography: Flávio won the U.S. and Japan while Lula swept Europe, setting up an Oct. 25 runoff. Latin Times · Oct 5
Life at the Edge of the Climate A satellite connection can carry a message across a desert in seconds. It cannot bring water to a household or make a mountain road easier to travel. Technology has changed our experience of distance, but geography still helps determine the choices available to us, the work we do, the people… inkl · Oct 5
The little-known story of Saint Dié-des-Vosges’ humanist scholars who gave America its name KEY TAKEAWAYS The Conversation · Oct 2
‘These early friendships are huge romances’: Extra Geography’s lessons in teenage love Rose Tremain, along with the cast and crew of the new film updating her 1950s story to the early 00s, remember the intensity of these relationships and explain why its story has not dated The Guardian - UK · Oct 1
Extra Geography review – a wickedly funny lesson in sex, class and female friendship A boarding-school escapade becomes a wonderfully acted coming-of-age comedy, as two best friends find their world threatened by desire and adulthood The Guardian - UK · Oct 1
Why Human-Wildlife Conflict Compensation Claims Fail in India The Distance Between the Attack and the ChequeWhen a leopard takes a goat from a village bordering Corbett or Pench, the family has 24 to 48 hours to report it to the forest department. Miss that window and the claim is void before it starts. The animal is gone, the… Times Life · Oct 1
A TV show on a detached piece of Russian land triggers nuke warning Recent tensions have arisen between Russia and NATO regarding the strategic territory of Kaliningrad. This situation escalated following a fictional British TV war game that depicted potential military actions. Russia responded harshly, warning of possible nuclear actions if Kaliningrad faced isolation. NATO maintains that its planned exercises are purely defensive… The Economic Times · Oct 1
Sawan Blessings: 6 Shiva Temples Every Devotee Should Visit Somnath Temple, Prabhas Patan, GujaratThe first jyotirlinga stands at the edge of the Arabian Sea, and the waves have been breaking against it since before the temple was rebuilt the last time, and the time before that. Somnath has been destroyed and reconstructed at least six times, the current structure… Times Life · Sep 30
Mysore Silk Certification Explained: How to Check If Your Karnataka Saree Is Authentic Before You Buy What Makes Mysore Silk a Certified ProductMysore silk holds a Geographical Indication tag registered under GI Application No. 7, granted by the Government of India. That GI status means only silk produced under specific conditions in Mysore, and processed through the Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation (KSIC), can legally carry the… Times Life · Sep 30
Three- and four-year-olds clocking up to 30,000 steps a day, major study finds Researchers said that step counts show ‘substantial variation’ depending on gender, geography and socioeconomic factors The Independent UK · Sep 29
Painting the French Riviera review – about as erotic and glamorous as a wet day in Margate They’ve marginalised Matisse and given Picasso the cold shoulder – and what’s left seems more informed by pedantic geography than sensual art The Guardian - UK · Sep 28
Why Almost Every Ginger Cat Is Male and Every Calico Is Female: Coat Colour Genetics Explained The gene that decides orange is on the X chromosomeThe orange coat colour in cats is controlled by a gene called O (for orange), located on the X chromosome. This gene determines whether a cat produces orange-red pigment (phaeomelanin) or black-brown pigment (eumelanin). Because it sits on the X chromosome… Times Life · Sep 28
5 Hidden Stories Behind the Sacred Land of Kurukshetra The Kurukshetra war is one of the most famous events described in the Mahabharata. But there is a fascinating question hidden behind the battlefield: Why was Kurukshetra considered sacred in the first place? Was the land created by King Kuru, the ancestor after whom it was named? The answer is… MyLifeXP · Sep 26
The Times of India · Sep 24 Straitcraft: How geography gives Iran leverage and could do the same for India Since the onset of the US-Iran war over 200 days ago, Iran has been strategically utilizing maritime chokepoints such as Hormuz. This has resulted in a marked decline in oil flows, affecting the global economy and forcing the US to reconsider its stance. Concurrently, India is exploring ways to capitalize…
Times Life · Sep 23 Why Office Friendships Feel So Real, And Vanish the Moment Someone Resigns The person who knew everything about your dayShe knew which meeting would drain you before it started. She knew your coffee order, your eye-roll vocabulary, the specific way your voice changed when you were about to cry in a bathroom stall. You told her things you hadn't told your oldest…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 22 Middle East crisis: Trump says Iran will make a deal after US midterms – as it happened This live blog is now closed.
MyLifeXP · Sep 22 7 Layers, 56 Vinayaks: Kashi’s Sacred Ganesha Blueprint When people think of Lord Ganesha, the first image that often comes to mind is Ganesh Chaturthi, grand celebrations and famous idols such as Lalbaugcha Raja. But deep inside the ancient lanes of Kashi, Ganesha appears in a very different form. The city is traditionally associated with 56 Vinayakas, a…
Times Life · Sep 22 India's Coastal Sea Snakes Are Highly Venomous, So Why Do They Almost Never Kill Anyone? One of the Most Potent Venoms in the World, Living Just OffshoreThe beaked sea snake, Enhydrina schistosa, is responsible for more sea snake bites on Indian fishermen than any other species, and its venom has a median lethal dose that rivals Russell's viper. The yellow-bellied sea snake, Hydrophis platurus, ranges…
The Times of India · Sep 21 'We'll change geography of war': Iran warns US of new weapons, targets Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Monday warned that any fresh escalation with the United States could see Tehran deploy new weapons, adopt new military tactics and target locations that have not previously been struck.
MyLifeXP · Sep 20 Why Did Radha Rani’s Hair Look Like a Snake? What if a simple description of Radha Rani suddenly became the reason for a divine realisation? A popular Vaishnava tradition tells a beautiful story involving Sanatan Goswami, Rupa Goswami and Radha Kund. Around five centuries ago, when the sacred places of Vrindavan were being rediscovered and developed through the work…
Times Life · Sep 18 From Udupi to Karwar: The Coastal Karnataka Road That Moves Like a Temple and a Ferry The road begins before you leaveYou have not started driving yet and already the air has changed. Udupi does this, it pulls the salt in before you reach the sea. The Krishna Matha sits at the town's centre the way a full stop sits at the end of a sentence:…
Times Life · Sep 17 Pune's Manache Ganpati Walking Route: The Five Mandals That Set the Procession Order Every Year The order was never arbitraryThe five Manache Ganpati mandals of Pune hold a rank, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and that rank determines who leads the immersion procession on the final day of the Ganesh festival. Kasba Ganpati goes first. It has gone first since Jijabai, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's mother,…
Bored Panda · Sep 16 Test Your World Knowledge With These 25 Geography Questions Welcome to our 25 Geography General Knowledge Questions quiz! If you think you know your way around the world, this is your chance to put that knowledge to the test.This geography quiz covers a little bit of everything, from countries and cities to capitals, flags, famous landmarks, and plenty of…
International Business Times · Sep 15 Jeannine DuChateau's Lessons in Leadership from Managing 50+ Sites Across Multiple States Multi-site management becomes difficult partly because geography introduces variables you can't always standardize away.