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India & Canada sign commercial deals, aim for CEPA by end-2026

India and Canada have signed a series of commercial agreements and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) at the Canada-India Business Ceremony in Karnataka today, alongside plans to conclude negotiations ...

10.15.2026 Indiatimes.com and 3 sites

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When ‘T. rex’ died, a new giant fungus named ‘D-rex’ took over

It's a fungi-filled world and we are just living in it. There are roughly 150, 000 to 157, 000 known species of fungi, and now there is a new giant species to add to that tally. A team of scientists e...

10.13.2026 Yahoo.com and 8 sites

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Apparent Leaked Footage Shows Canceled Assassin's Creed Game Set in Qin Dynasty China

Ubisoft was apparently making another Assassin’s Creed game set in ancient China, except this one was a full-fat AC with a massive open world and a fancy umbrella weapon. According to a new report, th...

10.16.2026 Ign.com and 4 sites

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What to Do If You Find a Snake in Your Yard, According to Pest Experts

All sorts of critters can find their way to your yard, and some tend to wreak a bit more havoc than others. For example, deer will help themselves to your garden and shrubs, and gophers will tear up a...

10.13.2026 Yahoo.com and 1 sites

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13 Ancient History Facts So Disturbing You Won't Believe They're Real

Warning: This post contains mentions of historical violence, torture, human sacrifice, and infant deaths. It may be the season of ghouls and goblins, but sometimes the real scary stuff is lurking in the real world. Today, we're going back in time to discover some of the creepiest, spookiest, most truly disturbing facts from the ancient world. 1. Some ancient Romans abandoned their newborns. Sepia Times / Getty Images Abandoning infants was a widespread and accepted practice in ancient Rome, ofte...

10.16.2026 Yahoo.com and 1 sites

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Aspiring Archaeologist Shares the ‘Haunting’ Thought She’s Often Left with After Unearthing 3,000-Year-Old Artifacts (Exclusive)

NEED TO KNOW Chicago student Naomi Lyon discovered archaeology through a Greco-Roman literature professor She returned to Greece's Iklaina Archaeological Project after a three-week excavation in 2024 ...

10.17.2026 Yahoo.com and 1 sites

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Archaeologists find 19 injuries in 12 people whose remains were placed in houses, wells and pits across Iron and Viking Age Scandinavia

Archaeologists have identified evidence of traumatic injuries in 12 people whose remains were deposited in houses, pits, wells, and postholes across Iron and Viking Age Scandinavia. The individuals li...

10.15.2026 Indiatimes.com

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Karwa Chauth and Viewing History Through a Sieve

Living in Chennai, I don’t remember watching Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge when it launched, 31 years back this week. But some things must have mystified South Indian viewers. We understood the romantic...

10.18.2026 Indiatimes.com

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Last: Bridgeland Distillery rises to the task

This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Last: Bridgeland Distillery rises to the task Article content As Canadians look to buy local with increasing frequency, many of...

10.17.2026 Yahoo.com and 29 sites

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Inception goes down. The Upaniṣad goes back.

A hyperrealistic, genderless figure emerges from a swirling, vibrant dreamscape of electric blues, radiant purples, and glowing oranges. Inception brahman ātman brahman pādas jāgrat svapna taijasa suṣupti turīya nāntaḥprajñaṃ na bahiṣprajñaṃ Turīya c...