We were all taught that humans have five senses: sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. But modern science says that is just the tip of the iceberg. Researchers now believe we have over 30 distinct senses that allow us to interact with the world in ways we never realised. From sensing pain and temperature to the internal GPS that tracks our limb movements, your body is far more advanced than you think.  


Scientists say humans have more than five senses, meet the 30 senses shaping your world

Since ancient times, humans have been said to have the most common senses commonly referred to as the five senses, namely the eye of the sense of sight, the nose of the sense of smell, the ear of the sense of hearing, the sense of touch, to the sense of taste. However, now researchers believe that humans have more than 5 senses.


The hidden sensors: Your body knows before you do

New research suggests that controlling oxygen levels may help ease symptoms of severe depression. The study explores how oxygen therapy can influence brain function, mood regulation, and overall mental health.


New study reveals Oxygen control eases severe depression, new way to treat depression

In one study, researchers isolated an anti-aging molecule from the blood of young mice, which extended the lifespan of older mice by 22.7% and reduced age-related decline.
 In a second study, they found four mutations in naked mole-rats' DNA repair enzyme (cGAS) that enhance genome stability. When inserted into fruit flies, it created "superflies" with extended vitality and resistance to aging.

Secret to long life unlocked? Mole-rat’s DNA repair mechanism offers promising longevity clues

Babies start processing language before they are born, a new study suggests. A research team in Montreal has found that newborns who had heard short stories in foreign languages while in the womb process those languages similarly to their native tongue.


New Study Shows Babies Begin Processing Language In The Womb

The mitochondrial disease can result in severe disabilities and can also lead to death in some babies within days of being born. Couples who have a family history of such cases are at risk of the disease.

Eight babies born in UK with DNA of three to prevent genetic disease

The study showed that children between the ages of seven and 15 consumed an average of 130 calories more after they were shown or played with minutes of junk food adverts. Science & tech

Just five minutes of junk food ads can lead children to consume more calories, study reveals

Science & Technology | World: Most patients are diagnosed when symptoms like tremors, stiffness, slow movement, and cognitive impairment appear, but by then more than 60 per cent of neurons have degraded.

Now a simple blood test could detect Parkinson’s disease long before symptoms emerge

Science & tech | The presence of microplastics has been detected in human bodies as well, including inside our blood, lungs and brain. This has sparked fear and concerns regarding its impact on health.

Think twice now before chewing gum! Scientists warn of microplastics released into mouth by ‘gum-based’ sweet

Relocating orangutans is a common practice to protect them from wildfires and other suspected dangers. A recent study has found that orangutans find their way back. World news

'If someone kidnaps your grandpa...': Researchers suggest against relocating orangutans

Marriage triples the risk of obesity for men but does not affect women, according to new research. Researchers also find an increased risk of both sexes being overweight if married. Watch this report for more details!

Being married triples the risk of obesity in men, study suggests

A recent IIT study reveals that 45% of Himachal Pradesh is at risk of landslides and floods, with one disaster potentially triggering another. The region has already suffered over 400 deaths from natural calamities, leading to significant damage.

45% of Himachal Pradesh at risk of landslides and floods

Science & tech | Health and Wellness: Despite decades of research and billions of dollars in investment, only a few drugs have been approved for dementia and most are only focused on treating the systems, while others result in severe side effects.

Common medicines may reduce risk of dementia, new study suggests

Evolution enables life to adapt through advantageous mutations. While most mutations are harmful, a small percentage drives progress, ensuring life’s continuity


This animal will rule Earth if all human beings die

Your money habits aren’t random—they’re echoes of your past. Experts reveal how childhood shapes spending and saving habits. Ready to break free from self-sabotage and rewrite your financial story? It’s time to master your mind over money.

New research puts the spotlight on the mindset of money

The new information is in contrast to the way the peripheral nervous system functions, processing gigabits of sensory data in a second, raising many questions for scientists



Our brain is not as fast as we might think, study reveals speed of human thought

The study, which was published in JAMA Network Open, showed an increased risk of 55 per cent for developing PTSD for those who had tonsillectomies in their early years, compared with those who hadn’t



Having your tonsils removed as a child may increase the risk of stress disorders: Study

New York man discovers complete mastodon jaw in his backyard

Three-quarters of the Earth’s land has become permanently drier, says UN report

China has established its first overseas atmospheric monitoring station in the Larsemann Hills of East Antarctica, a milestone in its polar research initiatives. The Zhongshan National Atmospheric Background Station, which began operations on Sunday, will track atmospheric composition and contribute to global climate change research.

Antarctica: China Opens Its First Atmospheric Monitoring Station | GRAVITAS | WION

China: Passengers may experience 5G connectivity in 1,000km/h trains, says study

Rents surged by up to 70% in 7 major Indian cities including Delhi: Study

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