Napping during daytime may be scoffed at by many people. But now, a study has said that a short daytime nap may even be beneficial as the brain ages. Researchers have found that the practice has been associated with large brain volume.

Short power naps during day help the brain as it ages: Study

United Nations on Monday (June 19) adopted the world's first international treaty to protect the high seas. The adoption of the treaty represented the formation of a landmark accord designed to protect remote ecosystems that are vital to humanity.

Historic high seas treaty adopted at the UN

Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities may sound like a practice prevalent in lawless corners of the world but in reality, the practice is legal even today in many European countries.

Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities still haunts Europe

Hundreds of media groups across the world have alleged that Britain's Conservative Party is undermining press freedom by charging fees to journalists who would come to cover their annual conference.

Media accuses UK Tories of stifling press freedom over conference charges

Police in the United Kingdom have recorded a 59 per cent increase in crimes of sadistic nature against swans, ducks and geese in two years between 2020 and 2022.

Decapitated swans, drowned ducks: UK sees spike in crimes against waterfowl

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Monday (June 19) appeared before a Russian court and defended himself against new charges of extremism slapped against him.

Kremlin-critic Alexei Navalny appears in court, faces extremism charges

Indian budget carrier IndiGo said on Monday (June 19) that it had ordered a record 500 A320 planes from French manufacturer Airbus. The latest purchase has eclipsed Air India's purchase of 470 jets earlier this year and has set a new record.

IndiGo seals biggest-ever deal in aviation history, orders 500 Airbus planes

The hackers behind the recent attack on Microsoft are suspected to have Russian links, reported The Guardian, citing experts. The news report said that it is unlikely that the hackers are an Islamic group with links in Sudan as it is being claimed by them.

Hackers who caused Microsoft outage have Russian links: Report

So what does our default understanding of the Universe say? If a space object is revolving around a star, it will be a planet and relatively a cool body, right? This logic is in keeping with things in our Solar System as planets revolving around the Sun are cooler while the Sun blazes with temperatures upwards of 5000 degree Celsius.

A space object revolving around a star is hotter than the Sun

Migrants from Pakistan appeared to have been singled out and forced to go below deck on the boat that sank off the Greek coast last Wednesday (June 14), Guardian has reported.

Greece boat tragedy: Pakistanis were singled out to go below deck, says report

The US is talking with Iran to decide on steps which could potentially limit the Iranian nuclear programme and also release some detained US citizens along with unfreezing some Iranian assets abroad.

US, Iran talk with mutual 'understanding' to cool tensions

Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), on Thursday (June 15) visited the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine.

Situation 'serious' at Russia-occupied nuclear plant In Ukraine: IAEA chief

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