Life
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This 78-year-old great-grandmother is keeping an Indian martial art alive
Meenakshi Amma, practitioner and teacher of 'Kalaripayattu', has been a driving force in the revival of India's oldest martial art and in encouraging girls to take it up
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Researchers may have found a solution for protecting coral reefs
According to the authors of the work, these results could contribute to current coral reef conservation efforts, for example by highlighting the potential benefits of introducing microbes into coral reefs that can enhance coral responses to thermal stress
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The Mini Cooper S drives like a peach and packs in a lot of goodies
Subtle changes give the car a classy touch while the tech updates and suspension setup improve its desirability quotient
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Konami's 'eFootball' release mocked by fans
The much-anticipated "eFootball 2022" came out Thursday on PlayStation, Xbox and PC in an attempt to reach a broad sweep of fans
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Beijing Winter Olympics rules out overseas fans over virus threat
That's not all. The new measures state that all participants must be vaccinated or will need to do a 21-day quarantine on arrival in the Chinese capital
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In the face of neurotechnology advances, Chile passes 'neuro rights' law
This bill, which already passed the Senate last year, could form the basis of future lawmaking in the field of human rights in other countries as advances in technology are applied to the mind and the brain
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Rolls-Royce announces fully electric car 'Spectre'
The group had already presented two electric-powered prototype models. But now it is certain that on-road testing of its first fully electric motor car is imminent
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How blind spot warnings could be displayed directly in motorcycle mirrors
Most motorcycle manufacturers are actively working on blind spot warning systems. Yamaha recently filed a patent revealing a new technology that displays specific icons directly on the bike's mirrors
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Sparkles, lingerie, disco: Fashion gets back into party mode
The Italian runways brought an explosion of colour, and especially sparkle and shine, with disco-inspired outfits laced with lashings of sensuality, marked by the return of visible lingerie
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BMW M340i: The juggler
A regular 3 Series just not doing it for you? BMW might have just the thing for you that's hard to resist
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How a Cuban emigre became a Polish volleyball god
The protests over the lack of food and other basic human needs that took place across Cuba last month also have a lot to do with the story of Wilfredo León, the latest and possibly greatest Cuban sporting export, one more star athlete his nation has lost to the riches of modern sports