Living beings emit a faint light that extinguishes upon death, according to a new study by Sanjukta Mondal, Phys.org Editors' notes ...

A Taliban official says official media have stopped showing images of living beings in some Afghan provinces to comply with morality laws.

An imperceptible glow emanates from living beings, disappearing upon their death. This discovery, published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, opens new perspectives on fundamental ...

A Taliban official says official media have stopped showing images of living beings in some Afghan provinces to comply with morality laws.

The Taliban is preventing certain outlets from airing images of human beings or animals, according to officials. The rule pertains to certain provinces at the time being.

Critics argue that the policy directly contradicts the Government's professed goal to eradicate child poverty, and claim it's ...

The move to ban images of living beings follows the introduction of strict guidelines by the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.

erhaps it was a coincidence. Three recent exhibitions at the White Wall Gallery, Lahore, had zoological references in some way or the other. The show before the current exhibition presented ...

Why are all living beings on Earth made with the same versions of certain molecules and not their mirror images? This is the question that has baffled scientists for decades. A new study published in ...