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Neil Bhatt in Zee TV’s family drama

January 09, 2015 1:00 am

Set in Agra, the show has been produced by Shashi and Sumeet Mittal

Nolan roots Interstellar epic in family drama with McConaughey

November 14, 2014 1:00 am

For his first journey into a galaxy, director Christopher Nolan wanted to tether himself to something close to home

Patiala House is a subtle 'smile through': Akshay

February 05, 2011 9:52 am

The actor said his upcoming film was more of a subtle family drama with cricket as the thrill element.

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IND vs NZ 1st T20 Live Cricket Score: India captain Suryakumar Yadav said that Ishan Kishan will be playing at No.3 with Tilak Varma injured. (PTI Photo)

India vs New Zealand Live Cricket Score, 1st T20: Mitchell Santner wins toss, NZ bowl first in Nagpur

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:39 IST

IND vs NZ 1st T20 Live Cricket Score, India vs New Zealand 1st T20I Match Live Score and Scorecard Updates: Suryakumar Yadav's form and Ishan Kishan's return are among the chief talking points in Nagpur.

Emraan Hashmi-starrer Taskaree outperforms Aryan Khan’s Ba***ds of Bollywood; is Netflix’s highest viewed non-English show globally

January 21, 2026 18:30 IST

Emraan Hashmi-starrer Taskaree is the highest viewed show on Netflix during its first week. The show has done better numbers than Aryan Khan's The Ba***ds of Bollywood.

Here is a rewritten version with **two clear subheadings**, simple language, a natural journalistic flow, and well under **700 words**. It is fully humanised and based only on the provided text. --- After spending nearly six centuries hidden beneath the waters near Copenhagen, a remarkable medieval ship has resurfaced, offering fresh insight into how trade once shaped Northern Europe. Maritime archaeologists from Denmark’s Viking Ship Museum have uncovered what is now believed to be the largest cog ever found — a massive cargo ship from the early 15th century that highlights the scale, ambition and organisation of medieval trade. The ship was discovered in the Sound, the narrow stretch of sea between Denmark and Sweden, during underwater surveys linked to the development of Copenhagen’s new Lynetteholm district. From the very first dive, archaeologists sensed the wreck was unusual. As layers of sand and silt were carefully cleared away, the outline of an enormous vessel slowly appeared. Further excavation confirmed their suspicion: this was no ordinary shipwreck, but a record-breaking cog. Named Svælget 2 after the channel where it was found, the ship measures around 28 metres in length, 9 metres in width and stands about 6 metres tall. Built around 1410, it could carry up to 300 tonnes of cargo, making it the largest known example of its kind anywhere in the world. According to the excavation’s lead archaeologist, Otto Uldum, the find marks a major moment in maritime archaeology, offering a rare chance to study how the biggest trading ships of the Middle Ages were constructed and operated. ### A medieval giant built for trade The sheer size of Svælget 2 tells a wider story about the society that built it. Ships of this scale required organised trade routes, reliable markets and significant investment. Archaeologists believe this vessel reflects a time when merchants were confident enough to ship everyday goods in huge volumes, knowing there was demand across regions. Cogs were known for being efficient cargo carriers and could be sailed by relatively small crews, even when heavily loaded. Large examples like Svælget 2 were used for long and hazardous journeys, including routes from what is now the Netherlands, around Skagen, and through the Sound to reach major Baltic trading towns. These ships carried bulk goods such as timber, salt, bricks and basic food items, making large-scale trade cheaper and more practical than ever before. Analysis of the ship’s timber has revealed just how interconnected medieval Europe already was. Researchers found that the outer planks were made from oak sourced in Pomerania, in modern-day Poland, while the ship’s internal frames came from the Netherlands. This suggests the vessel was built in the Netherlands using imported timber, pointing to complex supply chains and specialised shipbuilding centres already in place more than 600 years ago. ### Life on board and rare preservation What makes Svælget 2 especially valuable is its exceptional state of preservation. Found at a depth of 13 metres, the wreck was protected by sand that shielded much of the ship from decay. One entire side of the vessel, from keel to upper edge, has survived — something never seen before in a cog discovery. Archaeologists also uncovered rare remains of the ship’s rigging, offering new clues about how sails, masts and ropes were arranged on vessels of this size. For the first time, the excavation also provides physical proof of the wooden “castles” often shown in medieval drawings of cogs. Remains of a timber-built stern castle were found, confirming these elevated structures were real and used by the crew for shelter. Another major discovery was a brick-built galley, where sailors could cook hot meals over an open fire. Alongside it were bronze cooking pots, ceramic bowls and food remains, including fish and meat. Personal items such as shoes, combs, painted wooden bowls and rosary beads were also recovered, offering a rare glimpse into daily life on board. These objects show that sailors carried familiar items with them, bringing elements of everyday life onto the ship. While no trace of the ship’s cargo has been found, archaeologists believe it likely floated away when the vessel sank. The absence of weapons or signs of conflict confirms Svælget 2 was a merchant ship, not a military one. More than just a shipwreck, Svælget 2 stands as powerful evidence of a society moving towards large-scale trade, where maritime technology and economic ambition went hand in hand. (Image: BenQ)

BenQ unveils Game Art Monitor with AI-powered colour tuning for games

January 21, 2026 18:30 IST

The 27-inch QD-OLED display focuses on 4K resolution, ultra-fast response times, and artistic precision

As Nitin Nabin makes first move to ready BJP for key polls, what is his message

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:29 IST

Just hours after taking charge, new BJP chief names election in-charges for Kerala Assembly polls and civic elections in Bengaluru and Telangana, renewing the party’s focus on urban voters

Most of Western and Central Europe remain dominated by green markers, reflecting Good air quality across countries such as Germany, France, Switzerland, and Italy.

Global Air Quality in Focus: AQI World Map Highlights Pollution Hotspots, Regional Variations, and Data Gaps

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:26 IST

Consistent with earlier observations, South Asia remains one of the most pollution-affected regions globally. Major urban centers in India continue to record Unhealthy to Severe AQI levels.

Actor Abhay Deol says stem cell therapy helped him overcome slipped disc pain: Why this therapy may not work for everybody

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:26 IST

Therapy is not US FDA approved, lacks enough evidence, is still experimental, says doctor.

Gangster wanted for murder outside Fazilka court complex arrested after encounter: police

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:26 IST

The Fazilka police said they intercepted gangster Preetpal Singh as part of the Punjab Government’s ‘War Against Gangsters’ campaign.

Amit Shah to attend Uttar Pradesh Diwas celebration; events planned from Jan 24-26

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:22 IST

The event is scheduled to be held from January 24 to 26, and its main ceremony will be held at the Rashtra Prerna Sthal in Lucknow.

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India vs New Zealand 1st T20I Live Streaming & Score: Watch IND vs NZ Match 1st T20 Match Live on Star Sports, JioHotstar

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:20 IST

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‘Truth is incredibly important’: Wales says trust matters more than AI for Wikipedia

‘Truth is incredibly important’: Jimmy Wales says trust matters more than AI for Wikipedia

Updated: January 21, 2026 18:18 IST

JLF 2026 | Wales spoke at length about political criticism, declining trust, neutrality in an age of noise, and the growing temptation to outsource knowledge to artificial intelligence.