In Red Corridor along A.P.-Chhattisgarh border, a tribe keeps its customs, memories alive

In Red Corridor along A.P.-Chhattisgarh border, a tribe keeps its customs, memories alive

Stone memorials erected in memory of community servants by the Gutti Koyas of Ramachandrapuram in Kunavaram Mandal of Alluri Sitarama Raju District on Andhra Pradesh-Chhattisgarh border. In the dense forest nearly 10 km from the main road on Andhra Pradesh-Chhattisgarh border in Kunavaram mandal of the district, three stone memorials greet visitors to the tiny village … Read more

The Brief Disturbing Experience of Transient Global Amnesia Losing your memory for a day is something you’ll never forget

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John Birmingham, a magazine editor, was startled to find his wife, Lola — dressed for work and for a birthday gathering afterward, in a jacket with a large fabric flower — perched on the edge of their bed, peering at her outfit in bewilderment. “Why am I dressed this way?” she kept asking. “You’re scheduled … Read more

‘Our memories of childbirth will always be tainted’

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A California couple is suing a fertility clinic after giving birth to a stranger’s child, saying they were given the wrong embryo during in vitro fertilisation (IVF). At an emotional news conference, Daphna Cardinale said her memories of childbirth would “always be tainted”, adding she was struggling to explain the situation to her older daughter … Read more

Earliest Childhood Memories Can Go Back Even Further

Aug. 2, 2021 — Most people probably have more early childhood memories than they are fully aware of, and retrieving those early experiences is easier to prompt than previously thought, according to Carole Peterson, MD, of Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John’s, Canada. Most people have more memories from their preschool years than … Read more

The Genius of Recognizing a Familiar Face

July 16, 2021 — That flash of familiarity we feel when we see someone we know has long fascinated and stumped scientists, who have been unable to pinpoint what is happening in the brain. But for the first time, researchers are now reporting a new class of cells they say is responsible. The discovery … Read more

The Genius of Recognizing a Familiar Face

July 16, 2021 — That flash of familiarity we feel when we see someone we know has long fascinated and stumped scientists, who have been unable to pinpoint what is happening in the brain. But for the first time, researchers are now reporting a new class of cells they say is responsible. The discovery … Read more

Memories: What 2020 meant for business leaders and other prominent personalities

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How would you remember 2020? A year that unleashed a pandemic and devastated lives and livelihoods, almost universally, without any discrimination of class, caste or geography. No recent event in living memory has been as secular and democratic in its damaging sweep and impact as Covid-19. Yet, individually, how we record this year in our … Read more