The Times of India

Bittu Tabahi, an unwavering environmental activist, invested eight months revitalizing the Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh. Although the river showcased remarkable recovery, it soon fell victim to pollution again. Calling for public engagement in waste management, Bittu's dedication resonated globally, even attracting a job offer from The Ocean Cleanup. His journey highlights the importance of both individual efforts and united action to tackle environmental challenges.

Financial habits formed during childhood influence present spending behaviors, especially regarding luxury dining experiences. While some individuals feel comfortable with their finances, guilt regarding expensive purchases still persists. Familiarity with dining etiquette can also impact comfort levels in high-end restaurants. Distinguishing between personal values and ingrained beliefs can help in making informed spending choices. Understanding these dynamics is essential for navigating financ

Vaidehi Chandrasekar captured a stunning photograph titled 'Water Ballet,' showcasing a giraffe gracefully drinking water in Botswana. The imagery beautifully illustrates the giraffe's fluid movements, enhanced by the shimmering sunlight on the water's surface. Since retiring in 2019, Chandrasekar has dedicated her passion to wildlife photography, striving to promote conservation efforts through her award-winning work, including a prestigious gold award at the 2026 World Nature Photography Award

The US war with Iran exposed Tehrans ability to disrupt the global economy by blocking the Strait of Hormuz. Before the war, around 19 million barrels of crude oil were exported daily from the Middle East. However, September data from tanker-tracking firm Kpler showed oil flows recovering to an average of 16 million barrels per day, the highest since the conflict began.