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Optical illusions and personality tests have become a genuine internet obsession because they are fun, quick, and trick the brain and the eyes into believing what a person sees first.But these tests are just for entertainment and are not backed by psychology.Similarly, this image given here claims to reveal your hidden personality traits according to Higher Perspective, based on what you see first among the many hidden objects present in the image.But before you dive into the answers, take the test yourself.Here, take the challenge.So, what did you see first?Photo: Your Tango/ Higher Perspective Source link
17-year-old Ryka Chopra used AI and game theory to find how countries could work together to save Arctic ice. (Photo: Society for Science) As the Arctic continues to lose ice, scientists are studying not only how quickly the region is changing but also what countries can do to slow the damage. Ryka Chopra, a 17-year-old student from Fremont, California, has approached the problem from an unusual angle: mathematics, game theory and artificial intelligence.A student at Mission San Jose High School, Ryka developed a mathematical framework that models how countries’ conservation decisions can influence Arctic ice loss. Her project, titled “A…
Elli AvrRam is currently recovering from a foot fracture after an accident during a workout session. The actress sustained the injury when a 10-kg dumbbell slipped and landed directly on her foot. The incident has temporarily disrupted her professional commitments.Doctors advised AvrRam to remain on complete bed rest for two to three weeks. She has also been asked to avoid putting weight on the injured foot. The actress has now shared an update about her recovery and said she is looking forward to returning to work.Elli AvrRam documents her recoveryAvrRam recently took to Instagram to give her followers a glimpse…
Bodhana Sivanandan and Shreyas Royal Indian-origin teenagers Bodhana Sivanandan and Shreyas Royal have made a major mark on British chess after winning the women’s and open titles at the 2026 British Chess Championships in Coventry.Bodhana, just 11, became the youngest-ever British women’s champion after beating 14-year-old Ireland-based talent Trisha Kanyamarala in a tense rapid-chess playoff.Her performance drew huge praise, with Grandmaster Danny Gormally saying: “Unreal! Bodhana has won. She is unbelievable, a generational talent,” during his commentary for the English Chess Federation.Bodhana’s chess journey began during the COVID-19 lockdown, when a family friend gave her a chess board while returning…
Quote of the day by Marcus Aurelius Some of life’s biggest turning points arrive disguised as problems.A rejected application can force someone to reconsider a career. An unexpected failure can expose a weakness that had gone unnoticed. A difficult responsibility can teach a person skills they would never have developed otherwise. The obstacle remains an obstacle, though the experience of dealing with it can alter the direction of a life.Marcus Aurelius captured this idea nearly 2,000 years ago with a sentence that has remained remarkably relevant: “What stands in the way becomes the way.”The Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher wrote…
The Chihuahua is arguably the most recognisable of the tiny breeds, typically weighing between 1.5 to 3 kg, which makes an already small footprint in a flat. They’re alert, loyal, and don’t need much space to feel exercised, making short indoor play sessions and brief walks sufficient for most of their energy needs. Chihuahuas do get attached to their owners quickly and can be wary of strangers, so early socialisation helps. Because of their tiny size, they’re also more sensitive to cold, so a light sweater during Indian winters isn’t a bad idea. Source link
DU NCWEB cut off 2026: The Delhi University Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (DU NCWEB) has released the third cutoff list for the 2026 admission cycle, today, August 10, 2026. The list is available on the official NCWEB website, ncweb.du.ac.in. Candidates who meet the prescribed cutoff can now proceed with the admission process.Eligible students must complete the admission process within the specified window instead of waiting for a later list.According to the schedule, colleges will scrutinise and approve applications submitted against the third cutoff by August 13. The fee payment deadline is August 14. According to the schedule, colleges will scrutinise…
The festive Bonalu brought the Telugu film stars close to their fans in Hyderabad. As the celebrations drew to a close, popular actors and filmmakers came out to join in the traditional festivities. Their presence turned the temple visits and street celebrations into memorable moments for the crowds gathered in the Old City.Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Vijay Deverakonda visit Lal Darwaza for Bonalu’Arjun Reddy’ duo Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Vijay Deverakonda were among the celebrities who attended the Bonalu celebrations at Lal Darwaza. As per Hindustan Times, the duo visited the Mahankali temple and interacted with fans who gathered to…
Orangutan competing in group stage of PMWC at Esports World Cup 2026 GodLike Esports and Orangutan became the first Indian teams to qualify for the PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) Grand Finals at the Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris.The PMWC group stage saw Orangutan and GodLike Esports both securing their places in the finals after finishing among the top five in their respective groups, according to a release.The 32-team field was divided into two groups of 16, with each team playing 12 matches.Orangutan finished second in Group A with 91 points, just 16 behind group leaders 4Thrives, while GodLike…
A landscape near Mombasa, Kenya, once looked almost impossible to restore. Decades of limestone quarrying had left the ground hard, hot and largely devoid of vegetation, while salty groundwater made growing plants even more difficult. Then Dr René Haller, a Swiss-born naturalist and agronomist working with Bamburi Cement, began an ambitious experiment in ecological restoration. Starting in the early 1970s, he tested plants, rebuilt soil and studied how organisms could work together to bring life back to the exhausted quarry. What followed was a decades-long transformation. The barren industrial site gradually developed into forests, wetlands, ponds and habitats for wildlife,…