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Meet Cillian O’Connor, the 15-year-old magician who performs 28 tricks in 60 seconds; he started learning magic at 7 and now uses it to help other children build confidence

Cillian O’Connor, 15-year-old magician (Instagram) At an age when most young kids are busy playing play stations, watching reels and navigating school, Cillian O’Connor has found an unique way to connect with the world of magic. The 15-year-old boy from Ireland recently performed on Britain’s Got Talent and left the world surprised with his talent….

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Toddlers’ brains engage more during books and puzzles with parents than movies, first-of-its-kind EEG study finds

A toddler may sit quietly watching a movie, appearing completely absorbed in what is happening on the screen. But a new study suggests that the brain responds differently when children read a book, solve a puzzle or play with a parent. These everyday interactions were associated with brain activity linked to attention and social engagement,…

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An old pressure cooker + mixer-grinder became a tea-processing machine: Meet 51-year-old Assam farmer Ratan Ray, whose low-cost invention crushes, tears and curls tea leaves

AI-generated image /ChatGPT An old pressure cooker and a household mixer-grinder may seem unlikely tools for making tea. But for 51-year-old farmer Ratan Ray from Assam, these everyday appliances became the foundation of an improvised machine designed to solve a practical problem faced by small tea growers: the high cost of specialised processing equipment.Ray, who…

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Python Swallowing Prey: Python swallows a Nilgai calf and then does the unexpected: Shocking video goes viral; watch what the giant snake did during the rescue

Photo: @RajeevOjha13/ Instagram Have you ever wondered how a snake with no hands, no teeth for chewing, and no claws to bite down on prey can swallow an animal much bigger than its own head?It sounds impossible, yet pythons do it with their bodies, which are built for exactly this way of hunting. It doesn’t…

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This beach in Japan has sand shaped like tiny stars; the fascinating mystery behind Okinawa’s natural wonder

Stars are typically associated with the sky and are known for their mysterious sparkle. Even though science has provided enough explanations for their twinkle, they are still fascinating. The star shape appears in a few other forms on Earth, such as star fruit and starfish. Surprisingly, there are a few beaches in southern Japan where…

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This temple has chanted ‘Shri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram’ non-stop since 1964

Bala Hanuman Mandir, Jamnagar (Image Credit: ourtemples.info) Jamnagar in Gujarat became famous for a high-class wedding recently, with the presence of Indian and global celebrities. But, it should be known for this pristine site that holds devotional contributions from thousands of people. You may have attended a number of religious chantings and devotional singing sessions,…

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Psychology says children may copy a classmate they don’t even like; here’s why it happens

Sometimes, children pick up behaviours because they are observing what happens in their social environment, A child comes home from school complaining about a classmate. They say the other child is bossy, refuses to share or keeps breaking classroom rules. Yet, a few days later, the parent notices something unexpected. Their child has started using…

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Oscar Wilde Quotes: Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame”

Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame” Oscar Wilde was an Irish writer, poet, and playwright, born in Dublin. He became one of the most popular wits and critics of Victorian London. Best known for his novel The Picture…

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