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NASA study reveals possible biosignatures on Mars

A recent analysis of the Sapphire Canyon mudstone core, drilled by NASA’s Perseverance rover in July 2024, has provided new evidence in the ongoing search for life on Mars. The study highlights minerals and textures that, on Earth, are often associated with microbial activity. However, the authors emphasised that non-biological

MOSCOW HOSTS THE SECOND CONGRESS OF (WOW) 

Following the vibrant and impactful First World Congress of Writers, which took place between April 4-6 2024 in Abuja, Nigeria under the auspices of the Pan African Writers Association (PAWA), the Second Congress of the World Organization of Writers (WOW) is scheduled to take place in Moscow, Russia, between September 20–21, 2025.

Cholera kills more people for second consecutive year: WHO

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has published its global cholera statistics for 2024, showing an increase in both the number of people who fell sick and died from the disease. Reported cholera cases rose by five percent and deaths by 50 percent in 2024 compared to 2023, with more than 6,000 people dying from a disease that is both

Merely Living and Living with Purpose

Merely living reflects the meaningless emptiness known in philosophical terms as the Existential Void In contrast, living with purpose emphasizes consciously setting a goal for one’s life. Abdullah Usman Morai | Sweden When the journey of human life begins, in childhood, living simply means eating, playing, and sleeping. But as

Pakistan wildlife reels under deadly floods

Disastrous deluges have displaced species including jackals, deer and jungle cats Displacement increases risks of human-wildlife conflict and retaliatory killings, say experts Aquatic species such as Indus River dolphins, freshwater turtles and crocodiles are also threatened Aamir Latif KARACHI, Sindh,