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5 Indian Temples Where Miracles Are Still Believed to Happen

India is a deeply spiritual country where mystery and faith frequently infuse daily existence. There are temples all around the nation that are renowned not only for their beauty and history but also for the miracles that followers believe still take place there. Millions of people come to these hallowed…

Times Life

People studying to become teachers speak about Islamophobia and anti-Palestinian racism in Ontario schools

The rise of anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian racism is playing out in Ontario schools, widely influenced by broader geopolitical and social issues.

The Conversation

Vaishno Devi or Kamakhya : Which Temple Started Navratri?

Navratri is one of the most powerful and widely celebrated festivals in India. For nine nights, devotees worship the divine feminine in her many forms, seeking strength, protection, and inner transformation. But have you ever wondered where this tradition truly began? Two names often come up in this discussion. The…

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‘It makes me feel more British’: Muslims say religious diversity in the UK part of identity

Eid al-Fitr celebrated amid political furore over claims public Ramadan prayers an ‘act of domination’

The Guardian - UK

Government to keep mass religious observances after Farage calls to ban them

“We have freedom of worship in this country and we have religious diversity in this country,” Scotland Office minister Kirsty McNeill said

The Independent UK

Religious diversity is welcome and mass observances are permitted, says minister

It came after Nigel Farage criticised an Open Iftar in Trafalgar Square earlier this week and called for such events to be banned.

Evening Standard

‘Hybrid organ’: how a union of trees and fungi could revolutionise forest management

A US startup supplies spray for fast-growing loblolly pines with the hope of increasing biodiversity – and reducing the need for artificial fertiliser

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30 Powerful Wildlife Photos From Wikimedia Commons That Show The Beauty Of Life On Earth

Every year, photographers from around the world share incredible images on Wikimedia Commons, capturing the beauty and diversity of life on Earth. The Picture of the Year 2025 marks the 20th edition of this annual competition, celebrating some of the best contributions from the global community.

Bored Panda

How to Turn Your Garden into Birds Home?

Ways to Design a Bird friendly Garden at Home

Trees, shrubs, and wooden birdhouses creating secure nesting areas for birds in a home garden.

1. Native Plants Favor local or non-invasive Australian natives. Native plants support more specialized birds by hosting more native insects, increasing availability of bird food. Local…

Times Pets

Eid ul Fitr 2026: South Africa announces official date; why is Eid on different days explained

South Africa will mark Eid ul Fitr on Saturday, March 21, 2026, a day after many Gulf nations and countries in the West, due to local moon-sighting traditions and astronomical data. This highlights the global diversity in determining Islamic festival dates, influenced by regional interpretations and scientific calculations, creating a…

The Times of India

White House Ruthlessly Hits Back At Jamie Lee Curtis After Her Blunt Diversity Statement

During a film festival, the actress and LGBTQ+ advocate slammed the Trump administration for "trying to erase" diversity and inclusivity.

Bored Panda

'Hinduism does not convert': Indian-origin Frisco resident speaks against H-1B hate, misinformation about Indian-Americans

As the Frisco council meetings have turned into a place to spout anger against H-1B and the Indian community, an Indian-origin resident who has been living in Texas since 2016 spoke against the narrative, which she said is based on misinformation. Neha Suratran, the woman, said Frisco is one of…

The Times of India

‘Place for everyone’: London Mayor shares festival images from Iftar to Diwali

London's Mayor Sadiq Khan celebrated diversity and unity at a large open Iftar gathering in Trafalgar Square, attended by approximately 3,000 people. This event, part of the Ramadan Tent Project's Open Iftar programme, marked the closing of the Ramadan Festival 2026. The gathering featured speeches, Qur'an recitation, and a nasheed…

The Times of India

'She Was Born in 2001!': Rachel Zegler's Claim That 'Latinas Didn't Exist' in Hollywood Before Her Sparks Outrage

Rachel Zegler sparks outrage after comments on Latina representation in Hollywood, prompting debate on diversity and inclusion in film.

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Evolving AFL looks to embrace larger cultural mix

Essendon's Jayden Nguyen is one of four new cultural diversity ambassadors who will help the AFL attract a wider cultural mix of players and fans to the game.

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Why Hindus Worship Many Forms but Believe in One

Many people assume Hinduism is confusing. They see temples dedicated to Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, and Lord Shiva, and conclude that Hindus worship many different gods. This often leads to a simple but important question: Who is the real God? Ancient Hindu philosophy offers a surprising answer. The sages who…

The Conversation

Can ‘mini brains’ replace lab animals? Organoids are changing how scientists study disease

As a researcher, I still remember the discomfort I felt every time I had to sacrifice laboratory animals for an experiment. For decades, animals like mice, rats and pigs have been essential tools in biomedical research. Yet many scientists are asking whether better, more humane alternatives are possible.

The Conversation

Australia claims it is ‘on track’ to save nature. We disagree

Without fanfare, the Australian government has published the latest snapshot on its progress toward halting and reversing the loss of Australia’s biodiversity – our unique wildlife, plants and nature – by 2030. This report on Australia’s progress under the Global Biodiversity Framework is a self-assessment, and the Australian government has…

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The Conversation

How plant populations keep a genetic memory of the past

Plants are usually seen as stationary life forms, quietly supporting environments. But plant communities and populations are far from static. They are constantly being shaped by the world around them.

Times Pets

Meet Taylor Swift's Cats: Meredith Grey, Olivia Benson, and Benjamin Button

Once you fall in love with the feline furry pal, there’s simply no going back. Their ‘we are too purrfect for you’ attitude is simply too adorable and infectious. Perhaps that is why the ‘Love Story’ singer is a proud cat lady, with not one or two but three feline…

Axios

The Iran war is a new test of America's economic superpower

The economy's scale, diversity and adaptability have allowed it to continue chugging along whenever crises arise.

The Mary Sue

Hollywood’s Anti-Diversity Push is Doomed to Fail, and Evidence Just Dropped

The anti-diversity push isn't working for audiences.

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Why Women Are Taking Business Management to the Next Level Here in Australia

Australia has long been at the forefront of gender equality, which is a reflection of how far we have come in terms of diversity and inclusivity, and in this short article, we take a look at some of the reasons why women are making inroads into the world of business.

Medical Daily

10 Daily Habits That Improve Gut Health and Balance Your Microbiome Naturally, According to Doctors

Gut health improves with daily habits like fiber-rich foods, probiotics, exercise, and sleep that help improve gut microbiome and support digestion naturally.

The Conversation

The war on DEI reflects the quiet normalization of white nationalism — in the U.S. and beyond

Political theorist Hannah Arendt warned that authoritarian politics rarely begin with spectacles of repression. More often, authoritarianism advances through routine administrative decisions that appear technical or neutral but gradually reshape public life — a kind of bureaucratic normalization of injustice she later described as the banality of evil.

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