SHOCKING: 41 - What They Never Told You

Disneyland demolishes 71-year-old ticket booths as new attractions, Porto’s Bakery join expansion plans

Disneyland has demolished its final two 71-year-old ticket booths on the eastern side of its Anaheim entrance as its major expansion moves forward. Plans include a Porto’s Bakery and Café outlet at Downtown Disney, an Avengers Campus expansion with attractions expected in 2028, and upcoming Coco and Avatar experiences under…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Kuzma Hits Back At Sneako: NBA forward calls out streamer’s Jake Paul post; debate over taxes, religion

Sneako and Kyle Kuzma argued on X after Sneako criticized Jake Paul’s appearance at Donald Trump’s Ohio rally. Kuzma challenged Sneako for bringing Paul’s Jewish faith into a discussion about taxes. After Sneako told him to “shut up and dribble,” Kuzma defended his ability to understand tax rules. Sneako later…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Couple sold luxury items to buy $1,500 Van, built $4 million fruit-tree business

Mickey and Vicky Popat turned a shared love of gardening into PlantOGram, a fruit-tree gifting company that generated $4.2 million in annual revenue in 2024. The Florida-based couple began with a modest investment, selling their luxury belongings to purchase a used van and take their business idea forward. What started…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Alice Waters’ school garden project grew into a global network of 5,800 programmes across 75 countries

Launched back in 1995 in California, the Edible Schoolyard Project has blossomed into a global initiative founded by chef Alice Waters. The project imparts essential lessons on gardening and environmental stewardship, seamlessly integrating with subjects like science and math. With a mission to foster healthy eating habits, it has inspired…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Albania protests: Students clash with police, Education Ministry catches fire amid anti-government protests - video

Albania’s capital, Tirana, witnessed a fresh outbreak of violence on Wednesday as student protesters clashed with police, vehicles burned and the Education Ministry caught fire during demonstrations over education costs, university conditions and alleged government corruption.

The Times of India · Oct 14

Nh-207 Plastic Road Trial: IIT Madras track tests waste-plastic asphalt; data feeds India guidelines

In a groundbreaking initiative, engineers in India executed a substantial test on road construction by incorporating waste plastic modified binders. This extensive trial unfolded on the 20-kilometre stretch of National Highway 207 in Karnataka. Following the validation of their methods through government guidelines endorsing waste plastic in asphalt, the results…

The Times of India · Oct 14

US needs 1.7m skilled workers a year, but Trump's visa war risks talent crunch

The US needs roughly 1.7 million new skilled workers annually through 2035, according to The State of America’s Skilled Trades report. Yet the Trump administration has tightened restrictions on foreign workers, including suspending eight technology and outsourcing firms from filing new applications under the Permanent Labour Certification (PERM) programme, according…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Who is Najmeh Amini? Iranian accounting student facing death sentence over social media post

An Iranian accounting student has been sentenced to death on blasphemy charges over a social media post.

The Times of India · Oct 14

Mike Tyson, wife Lakiha face £1.5 million lawsuit over Rabona advert featuring a giant talking pigeon

Mike Tyson and his wife, Lakiha, are facing a £1.5 million High Court legal battle over a Rabona sponsorship deal. The gambling company alleges Tyson breached his contract after withdrawing from a campaign involving a giant talking pigeon. Tyson and his promotional business, Tyrannic, deny breaching the agreement. The hearing…

The Times of India · Oct 14

1.5% Mix Not Universally Optimal: Lab tests split on butt–asphalt blends; researchers warn on ‘best’ dose

Innovative research has found that incorporating cigarette-butt waste into asphalt mixtures could significantly enhance pavement quality. A study showed that a blend with 1.5% cigarette butts achieved optimal deformation resistance, while mixtures containing 2% butts exhibited greater thermal stability. Various methods for safely encapsulating the butts were also explored to…

The Times of India · Oct 14