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'Not invited': Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman to skip Brics Summit in Delhi

Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will not attend the Brics Summit in New Delhi after Dhaka said he was not invited to the two-day meeting.

The Times of India

Ancient Qanat Cools Seville Plaza: engineers harness solar and buried pipes; other hot cities watch

Seville has embarked on an innovative journey by reviving an ancient Persian qanat system to combat urban heat. Utilizing subterranean tunnels and harnessing solar energy, this ingenious method effectively circulates cool air, dramatically reducing both ground and ambient temperatures. As the world grapples with climate change, this groundbreaking project is…

The Times of India

وزير الخارجية السعودي يبحث مع نظيريه القطري والعُماني تطورات المنطقة

بحث الأمير فيصل بن فرحان، وزير الخارجية السعودي، مع نظيريه القطري والعُماني، مستجدات الأوضاع الإقليمية والجهود الدبلوماسية المبذولة لخفض التصعيد.

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Quote of the day by Osho: "The real question is not whether life exists after death. The real question is…"

Osho's thought-provoking words shift attention away from one of humanity's oldest questions and toward something considerably more immediate. "The real question is not whether life exists after death," he said. "The real question is whether you are alive before death." This exact line is extremely widely and consistently attributed to…

The Times of India

Georgia's 1950s farm pond gets $3.1 million makeover after decades of leaks and sediment

Roswell Area Park in Georgia has reopened its 1950s farm pond after a $3.1 million restoration. The project rebuilt the embankment, upgraded stormwater infrastructure, removed decades of sediment, restored the walking trail and added 35 trees and turtle habitat. The pond manages runoff from a 52-acre drainage area.

The Times of India

Coral Gardeners Reef Restoration: Teen surfer’s nurseries test reef revival; project spans three nations

In 2017, a passionate young Polynesian surfer launched an ambitious international coral restoration project. This initiative focuses on cultivating coral fragments within underwater nurseries, aimed at replanting them effectively. With over 221,000 corals successfully planted across three nations, the initiative fosters resilient reefs capable of reproduction, showcasing the power of…

The Times of India

Reef Restoration Faces Threats: Community project rebuilds Belize corals; climate risks its future

In Belize, a hurricane-battered coral reef has begun its journey to recovery through an innovative restoration technique. Coral fragments nurtured on underwater tables were successfully replanted into altered reef areas, catalyzing a substantial rise in live coral coverage over a span of twenty years. Utilizing drone technology, researchers monitored this…

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Hong Kong cattle DNA reveals how livestock adapted to island life

Hong Kong’s feral cattle are more than animals that escaped human care. Their genomes preserve a detailed record of how cattle can change after becoming separated from managed herds and exposed to natural pressures. A study titled ‘ The genome landscape of Hong Kong feral cattle as a unique genetic…

The Times of India

Seoul spy agency unveils potential new heir to North Korea’s Kim Jong-un

A South Korean spy agency on Thursday revealed that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un could have a child born before his chosen successor, daughter Kim Ju Ae, which raises questions about succession. Information about the Kim dynasty is scarce and often difficult to verify.

France 24

Portland Tattoo Artist Sparks Outrage Over $50 Neck Tattoos Mocking Charlie Kirk Assassination Date

A Portland tattoo artist faces criticism for a $50 tattoo promotion tied to Charlie Kirk's assassination anniversary, sparking debate over political mockery and freedom of expression.

International Business Times UK

Dye Tracer Lake Experiment: Wind drives hidden layers under still water; lessons for pollution control

Scientists observed hidden water movement in Twin West Lake using dyes. Wind created layered circulation, with surface water moving one way and deeper water another. This experiment helped understand how substances spread through small, stratified lakes. Local features and bottom irregularities also influenced dye plume movement. Such studies are vital…

The Times of India

22-year-old stole $245M in Bitcoin, then spent it on Ferraris and a $569K night out

A 22-year-old Singaporean man has pleaded guilty to his role in an international cryptocurrency racketeering operation that prosecutors say stole and laundered more than $245 million in digital assets. Malone Lam, an eighth-grade dropout who later lived in Miami, admitted to participating in a RICO conspiracy after investigators linked him…

The Times of India

Trump Pledges $5,000 to Every US Adult if GOP Wins: Can Tariffs Cover the $1.35tn Cost?

President Trump has proposed a $5,000 payment to US adults if Republicans win the midterm elections, but details on eligibility and funding remain unclear

International Business Times UK

Low-Cost Floating Wetlands: Nagdaha Lake rafts slash key pollutants; model fits South Asian cities

In a remarkable environmental initiative, Nagdaha Lake in Nepal has been revitalized with floating treatment wetlands constructed from recycled materials. These innovative platforms have successfully lowered nutrient and iron concentrations in the polluted waters. The initiative involved local youth and volunteers, showcasing a sustainable, low-cost strategy that addresses urban lake…

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Turbine Lease Boosts Farm Income: Illinois farmer reverses course; tiny footprint, steady retirement plan

Clayton Rosenberger was initially skeptical about having a wind turbine on his Illinois property. Over time, however, he recognized the financial advantages and reliable lease income it offered. The turbine only occupies a fraction of his land, ensuring that crop farming remains viable. Today, Rosenberger enjoys consistent income regardless of…

International Business Times UK

US Issues Marijuana Travel Warning: What Cannabis Users Need To Know Before Flying

The US government warns Americans not to travel internationally with cannabis products, as legality at home doesn't ensure legality abroad, risking arrest or penalties in stricter countries.

The Times of India

Baltimore replaces invasive pear with tulip poplar as official tree after 52 years

Baltimore has replaced the Chanticleer pear, its official tree since 1974, with the native tulip poplar after Maryland banned sales of the invasive callery pear. Six native species competed for the title, with residents voting before the winner was announced through a costumed tree race at Cylburn Arboretum attended by…

The Times of India

Mangrove Restoration In Indonesia: Bamboo barriers help coasts recover; model for Asia

Indonesia once boasted lush mangrove forests that effectively safeguarded its coastlines. However, aquaculture-driven deforestation has resulted in critical coastal erosion and increased flooding inland. A novel strategy employing permeable barriers has been introduced to capture silt and promote mangrove regeneration. This 'Building with Nature' initiative has proven remarkably effective in…

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International Business Times UK

Trump Humiliated as Empty Seats Outnumber Crowd During Chaotic Midterm Speech Packed With Bizarre Rants

Donald Trump's midterm convention speech was overshadowed by empty seats and controversial remarks, with footage showing sparse attendance and unusual proposals.

The Times of India

Payne Hollow Preservation: Nonprofit takes over Hubbards’ riverside homestead; plans research hub

Harlan and Anna Hubbard led a life of independence along the Ohio River, constructing their cabin in 1952 and inhabiting it for numerous years. Upon their death, a friend inherited the land and preserved its original charm. In 2022, a nonprofit organization took over the 61-acre property, aiming for educational…

The Times of India

James Cameron’s $4.4 million ranch became a $33 million estate 24 years later

James Cameron's 102-acre California ranch, bought in 1999, became a secluded retreat and working farm. Over two decades, the estate grew with gardens, energy systems, and specialized workspaces. The property, listed for $33 million, included a main house and extensive facilities. Its value reflected the unusual life built across the…

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump's Nephew Says His 9/11 Workers Story 'So Offends Me That I Need to Speak Out'

Fred Trump III disputes Donald Trump's account of bringing workers to Lower Manhattan after 9/11, challenging the validity of his uncle's claims ahead of the tragedy's 25th anniversary.

The Times of India

Homestead Becomes Protected Land: BC Parks Foundation buys Lonesome Lake site; swan refuge joins Tweedsmuir

In 1912, Ralph Edwards began establishing a remote homestead at Lonesome Lake in British Columbia. His family's committed efforts were pivotal in saving the trumpeter swan from the brink of extinction, as they actively fed and nurtured the birds. Following Edwards' death, the land was acquired by the BC Parks…

The Times of India

Built in 1816 for Shaker newcomers, its getting second life

Kentucky's iconic Shaker residence, over two centuries old, is on the path to a remarkable restoration. This $1.5 million endeavor will culminate in the building’s reopening as a community hub by 2029. Funded through a mix of federal grants and private contributions, this project promises to illuminate the dwelling's compelling…

The Guardian - UK

Tens of millions of people fail to get humanitarian aid as global system crumbles

Funding cuts in 2025 left women, children, older and displaced people hard hit, with 64m fewer people receiving aid

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