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The Golden Days of Summer. AI-Generated.
Summer arrives like a warm hug from nature. The sun climbs higher each morning, flooding the world with golden light. Trees stand proudly in their brightest green, and even the wind feels softer—carrying the scent of mangoes, wet soil, and fresh grass. For many people, summer is not just a season; it is a feeling—a reminder that life can be simple, joyful, and full of colour.
By Gohar Ali2 months ago in Earth
Severe Rainfall Warning Issued: What You Need to Know Right Now
A sudden darkening of the sky can fill anyone with unease. The smell of rain on dry earth brings relief, but sometimes it signals danger. A severe rainfall warning has been issued, and it affects countless lives. Streets can flood, rivers can swell, and homes can face unexpected damage. Understanding what this warning means is crucial not just for staying safe, but for protecting loved ones and property.
By Zeenat Chauhan3 months ago in Earth
Where the Mountain Held Its Breath
There was a rumor about the mountain — an old one whispered by travelers and villagers alike: “If you listen closely, you’ll hear it breathing.”
By Mehmood Sultan3 months ago in Earth
Beneath Colombo: The True Story of the City’s Underground Tunnels and Bunkers
Colombo, the bustling capital of Sri Lanka, is a city of vibrant streets, historic landmarks, and rich cultural heritage. But beyond the lively markets and colonial-era architecture lies a lesser-known world — a network of underground tunnels and bunkers that has fueled urban legends for decades. Stories of secret cities and hidden passageways have circulated widely, creating a sense of mystery around what lies beneath the streets. But how much of this is real, and how much is myth?
By Ashen Asmadala3 months ago in Earth
The Tide That Carried Her Home
Nora always believed the ocean could fix anything. As a child, she would run barefoot along the shoreline, pretending she could race the tide. Her mother used to laugh and say, “The sea loves you. It always answers you.”
By Mehmood Sultan3 months ago in Earth
If There’s a Parallel World， I Wonder What the Other Me Is Doing. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
If there’s a parallel universe, I often wonder what my alternate self is up to. Maybe in that world, I made different choices—maybe I didn’t go to college, maybe I moved to a different city, or maybe I never met the people who’ve shaped my life so deeply. It’s strange to think that a single decision, a single yes or no, could have sent me spinning down a completely different path.
By Akash3 months ago in Earth
Valley Children’s Healthcare Becomes Exclusive Healthcare Partner of CIF Central Section
Sacramento, CA, Oct. 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — CIF Sports Properties and Valley Children’s Healthcare have announced a four-year partnership, running through 2029, naming Valley Children’s as the exclusive healthcare partner of the CIF Central Section. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to supporting the health, safety, and wellness of student-athletes, their families, and school communities across Central California.
By Todd Suntrapak3 months ago in Earth
How Sustainable Packaging Influences Consumer Choices? - A Detailed Guide. AI-Generated.
Consumers’ recent approach and preferences have changed significantly, and packaging has become more specific. Sustainability has become the centre point of these packaging preferences. It has become essential for brands to demonstrate their commitment to the environment and make a statement by packaging their products in eco-friendly materials. Sustainable packaging has become the key element of a brand’s identity and recognition. Businesses must attract more customers to stay competitive. Green packaging solutions are highly effective marketing strategies that help grab customers’ attention and influence their purchasing decisions.
By Cristina Baker3 months ago in Earth
Stanislav Kondrashov Explores the Future: Lesser-Known Forms of Renewable Energy That Could Reshape the World
While solar panels glint on rooftops and wind turbines carve through the sky, a quieter revolution in renewable energy is brewing—one that doesn’t make headlines but could redefine how we power our world. According to energy commentator and futurist Stanislav Kondrashov, the next wave of innovation isn’t just in scaling up the known, but in digging deeper into the overlooked.
By Stanislav Kondrashov3 months ago in Earth
Stanislav Kondrashov on Solar Energy: A Cornerstone of the Global Energy Transition
In the shifting tides of global energy policy, few voices have emerged as steadily consistent as that of Stanislav Kondrashov. A long-time observer and commentator on energy markets, Kondrashov has been vocal in recent years about one simple but powerful idea: solar energy isn’t just an alternative — it’s becoming the anchor of a cleaner, more decentralised energy future.
By Stanislav Kondrashov3 months ago in Earth
Killers of the Animal Kingdom
Forget the alien... Forget the cryptid... The truth is far simpler, and far more terrifying. The most efficient killers on this planet don’t come from space or superstition. They crawl, swim, and slither through the same world we call home.
By Veil of Shadows3 months ago in Earth
Where the River Learns to Whisper
Mira arrived at the riverside on a day when the world felt too loud. Her phone buzzed with messages she didn’t answer. Deadlines loomed. Expectations pressed against her chest like invisible hands. And the city — all concrete and sirens — had swallowed the last bit of calm she had left.
By Mehmood Sultan3 months ago in Earth