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A new fossil from China may reveal the first amphibian known to have lived entirely at sea; the armoured, 2.4-foot creature lived about 237 million years ago, challenging what scientists know about amphibian evolution

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A new fossil from China may reveal the first amphibian known to have lived entirely at sea; the armoured, 2.4-foot creature lived about 237 million years ago, challenging what scientists know about amphibian evolution

A recent discovery of the fossil Gerrothorax maritimus reveals that some ancient amphibians lived completely in marine environments. Dated to approximately 237 million years ago, this species had a flattened body covered in bony armour. The fossils were found

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GST collections rise 22.9% to Rs 2.31 lakh crore in October

October witnessed a remarkable surge in India's Goods and Services Tax revenues, hitting Rs 2.31 lakh crore, reflecting a commendable 22.9% growth from last year. This rise was primarily fueled by a staggering 42.2% increase in imports and consistent domestic

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Honey mourns nephew's death in Jalandhar accident

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Honey mourns nephew's death in Jalandhar accident

Vidit Olak, nephew of singer Yo Yo Honey Singh, and his friend Aarav Talwar died on November 1 when their car hit a parked Municipal Corporation tractor-trolley on a Jalandhar flyover. Honey Singh called it a “dark decade” for him. Police handed the bodies to

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