Paper cups often contain a plastic lining made of polyethylene, which can release microplastics into hot beverages, potentially leading to health risks.

Why Drinking Tea from a Paper Cup Can Harm Your Health?

A scientific paper, which was aimed at depicting the signalling pathway of sperm stem cells of a rodent, became a subject of widespread ridicule for depicting the wrong image and information of anatomically eye-watering appendage as well as four giant testicles.

AI-generated 'nonsense' graphics, 'research paper' on rat with giant penis make it to peer-reviewed journal

India's digital public infrastructure, one of the biggest success stories of the country, has got a thumbs up from the International Monetary Fund. While praising India's digital public infrastructure, a recent paper by the IMF noted that the country's digital journey has "lessons for other countries embarking on their own digital transformation.

IMF paper hails India's public digital infrastructure

Seven million years back our ancestors could walk upright. Did that surprise you? We tend to picture the early man as this hunched-up creature, but new evidence suggests that that's not how they were.

Seven million year old human bone leads to an amazing discovery

Scientists have created a miraculous device that removes the ink from printer paper, allowing each sheet to be reused ten times. WION tells you more in this report.

Israel company launches machine to make printer paper reusable

Scientists have created a miraculous device that removes the ink from printer paper, allowing each sheet to be reused ten times. By lowering the demand for office paper, they want to reduce the quantity of climate-changing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the paper and pulp sector.

Watch | This 'deprinter' sucks ink to make paper reusable, could transform carbon footprint of office printing

An Israeli company called Reep Technologies has developed a technology that strips the ink from a sheet of paper so that it can be reused.

This 'Deprinter' strips ink from printed paper so it can be reused

Millions of students in Pakistan may not have books for the new academic session starting August 2022 as the paper industry association has warned of an impending acute shortage of paper.

Paper crisis hits Pakistan, publishers say no books for new academic session

Amid the ongoing economic crisis, Sri Lanka has now run out of printing paper and has been forced to cancel school exams.

Sri Lanka cancels school exams as it runs out of printing paper amid economic crisis

Sri Lanka, which is reeling under its worst financial crisis, had to cancel exams for millions of school students in the western province due to an acute shortage of printing paper.

Running low on dollars to import paper, debt-ridden Sri Lanka cancels exams

After the 2020 census showed the population of one-person town had grown in Nebraska, the only resident was left surprised. According to the US Census Bureau, a new person lived in the town of Monowi, Nebraska.

One-person town in Nebraska gets another resident, but only on paper

Scientific studies with poor methodology and inaccurate findings are exacerbating a COVID-19 misinformation crisis that is discouraging vaccination and putting lives at risk.

Flawed scientific papers fueling COVID-19 misinformation

The United States hopes for more stable and profitable relations with Russia but if the latter continues to 'attack', then Washington will respond, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a newspaper interview published on Tuesday.

US eyes more stable, profitable ties with Russia, Blinken tells paper

Referee David McNamara has been handed a three-week suspension by the English FA for asking two captains to play rock, paper, scissors to decide the kick-off before a Women's Super League (WSL) match after forgetting his coin, British media reported on Tuesday.

Referee suspended by FA for deciding kick-off with 'rock, paper, scissors' game

The matter came to light after Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia tweeted that he had received complaints the Class XII accounts exam paper had been leaked

CBSE says paper not leaked, have approached police about 'fake' news

Thousands of fires started to cheaply clear land for palm oil crops and for pulp and paper plantations disrupted flights and caused sickness

Land-clearing forest fires choking Southeast Asia in 2015 release record carbon

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