Meet Australia’s geckos: Tiny lizards that can see 350 times better at night; key traits, habitat, survival and more

Australian geckos are remarkably adaptable reptiles, thriving across diverse environments due to unique traits like adhesive toe pads and nocturnal vision. Their evolutionary history and varied reproductive strategies, including parthenogenesis in some species, contribute to their widespread success. These resilient lizards showcase a fascinating array of physical characteristics and behaviors, making them a significant part…

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Why Americans under 30 are facing career uncertainty, and what it means for their future

A Harvard Institute of Politics survey reveals that Americans under 30 are navigating a generation under stress, with 57% believing the country is on the wrong track and widespread doubts about democracy. Economic instability, political distrust, and AI-driven disruption are reshaping career choices, pushing young adults toward adaptability, skill development, and non-traditional work paths in…

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‘Ukraine situation just a pretext’: Putin slams steps against ‘countries with economic ties with Russia’; argues against tariffs, sanctions

Vladimir Putin dismissed the Ukraine conflict as a Western pretext for broader sanctions against countries with strong economic ties to Russia, citing tariffs on Brazil as an example unrelated to the conflict. He attributed these measures to trade imbalances, particularly between the U.S. and major economies like India, China, and Brazil.

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Explained: How India’s labour codes will reshape wage, social security and workplace norms

India has brought four consolidated Labour Codes into force from 21 November 2025, replacing 29 central labour laws and creating a unified regulatory structure for wages, industrial relations, social security and workplace safety. The overhaul introduces single-point compliance, wider social security coverage, updated wage norms, revised employment definitions and new provisions on documentation, safety and…

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CEO salary at listed firms doubles to Rs 7.2 crore in a decade; CFO pay lags with 1.7x rise — Manufacturing, MNCs drive the hike: Report

A recent study reveals that CEO compensation in India’s listed companies has surged to Rs 7.2 crore, marking a 9% CAGR over the last decade, while CFO pay reached Rs 2.3 crore. Manufacturing CEOs and service-sector CFOs lead in earnings, with northern India offering the highest executive pay. Multinational firms provide significantly higher compensation packages…

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