Tiny Oregon fish nearly disappeared after habitat loss, then conservation efforts restored its wetlands, helping its population grow to more than 140,000 and making it the first fish in US history to leave the endangered list |

A tiny freshwater fish found only in Oregon quietly made conservation history after decades of being pushed to the brink of extinction. The Oregon chub, a species once reduced to fewer than 1,000 individuals across just eight known populations, was threatened by wetland destruction, river engineering and invasive fish. Many believed its future was bleak….

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Visa refused, admission denied: Why study abroad aspirants need a Plan B before it’s too late

Study abroad challenges: How students can prepare for visa and university rejections The dream of studying overseas often comes with pressure that begins long before the application process“My child will become a doctor, engineer, or astronaut.” For many families, such statements are expressions of hope shared over years of conversations about the future. But for…

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CBSE Class 12 results 2026: Girls leave boys behind again, outscore them by nearly 7 percentage points

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the Class 12th result 2026 on the official website, cbse.gov.in. Approximately, 17,80,365 students registered for the Class 12 board examinations this year, while 17,68,968 appeared. Out of them, 15,07,109 students successfully cleared the examination.At the same time, 1,63,800 students were placed in the compartment category, accounting…

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In 2024, Swedish builders digging a tunnel spotted weathered timber in the clay and found six shipwrecks hidden for centuries |

Construction workers in Varberg, Sweden, unearthed a fleet of six remarkably preserved medieval ships buried in clay. Dating back to the 14th century, these vessels, including a Hanseatic cog, offer a rare glimpse into ancient trade routes and daily life At times, the most astounding discoveries are not made through great expeditions or adventurous expeditions…

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‘All is fair in love and war’: Sukesh Chandrashekhar writes emotional letter to Jacqueline Fernandez after her approver plea |

Alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar has written a handwritten letter to actor Jacqueline Fernandez, reacting to her recent move to turn approver in the ongoing Rs 200 crore money laundering case.The letter, dated April 21, 2026, has surfaced online and was shared by IANS.Addressing Jacqueline with affectionate nicknames like “Baby Botta Bomma” and “My Jackie Sukesh…

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