27 years later, how Irumudi is rewriting Ravi Teja's box-office story
years later how Irumudi is rewriting Ravi Tejas boxoffice story
Chemical physicists quantitatively model electron interactions in real quantum materials
A team of scientists from Caltech and Yale University has shown for the first time how to accurately quantify an important quantum phenomenon in metals, called the Kondo effect, for specific real materials. Unlike previous approaches, which for decades have relied on simplified models to qualitatively describe the effect, the new work uses the actual atomic and electronic structures of materials to solve the problem directly.
Companies, regulators and stakeholders shape sustainability reporting, says researcher
Sustainability reporting is shaped by the social, economic and political environment in which companies operate. New research shows how corporate culture, cross-border regulatory influences and stakeholder involvement in standard-setting shape how reporting practices evolve over time.
'Will defend interests': China puts US on notice after new sanctions on Iran
CBI court rejects discharge plea of PNB scam accused Shetty's wife in DA case
A special CBI court has refused to discharge Ashalatha Shetty, wife of former Punjab National Bank deputy manager Gokulnath Shetty, in a disproportionate assets case linked to the PNB scam.
'Non-veg tea': 'Do cricketers know they are consuming this?'
The Bombay High Court humorously questioned the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) if cricketers were aware they were consuming 'non-vegetarian tea' due to unhygienic conditions, while ordering the MCA to clean its eateries for a fresh FDA inspection.
New Delhi, Aug 25: The government will sell onions at a subsidised rate of Rs 35 per kg in the national capital, a discount of around 36 per cent from the prevailing average retail price, with the help of 800 tonnes of fresh vegetable supplies reaching here on Wednesday through the first 'Kanda Express'. Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare on Tuesday said that onions will be retailed via Nafed, NCCF and Kendriya Bhandar stores in the national capital. Bulk onions are also being transported through dedicated railway rakes to four other centres -- Chennai, Ernakulam, Madurai and Guwahati, she said on a social media paltform. The onion being transported to these consuming centres is a buffer stock maintained at Nasik, Maharashtra. The stock is being released to check price rise. The all-India average retail price of onion has jumped more than 28 per cent in a month to Rs 44.72/kg on August 25, up from Rs 34.80 per kg on July 25. A year ago, the price was Rs 28.67 per kg on the same day, reflecting a sharp 56 per cent increase. Among major cities, retail onion prices on Tuesday stood at Rs 60 per kg in Chennai (Rs 35 per kg a year ago), Rs 55 per kg in Delhi (Rs 33), Rs 60 per kg in Kolkata (Rs 32/kg), Rs 48 per kg in Mumbai (Rs 32 per kg) and Rs 38 per kg in Ranchi (Rs 25 per kg). Data maintained by the ministry shows that the average wholesale price was up 63 per cent at Rs 36.73 per kg on August 25, against Rs 22.54 per kg in the year-ago period. In a month, the wholesale prices have risen by 33.5 per cent. The Kanda Express initiative, aimed at enhancing logistical efficiency for large-scale onion movement, was launched in 2024-25 and has since been scaled up considerably. In 2024-25, 14 railway rakes carrying nearly 12,000 tonnes of onion buffer stock were dispatched to five cities. In 2025-26, this has expanded to 86 rakes carrying about 88,000 tonnes of onions to 16 major cities across the country. The onion buffer stock is the Centre's strategic reserve, built up primarily to cushion the market against price spikes when supplies tighten. The government maintains onion stocks in different producing states as part of the Price Stabilisation Fund scheme. About 1.21 lakh tonnes of onion buffer has been maintained for 2026. According to the government, onion availability remains comfortable to meet domestic demand over the coming months, supported by estimated 2025-26 production of 307.37 lakh tonnes, 'broadly on a par with 307.67 lakh tonnes in the previous year. Onion prices typically see a seasonal uptick from August-September due to festive demand, weather-related disruptions, supply chain movements, and shifting demand patterns.
What to know about Iceland's vote on whether to restart talks to join the EU
Iceland, which is a member of NATO , already participates in the EUs single market through the European Economic Area and is part of the Schengen free-travel zone.
India to face Panama in FIFA Men's international friendly on September 26 ahead of Brazil clash
The Indian senior men's football team is set for another major international test before its much-awaited showdown against five-time world champions Brazil. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced on Tuesday that India will host...
Genetic evidence reveals how goosegrass colonized a newly formed volcanic island
Opportunities to directly observe how life colonizes newly formed land and how ecosystems subsequently develop are exceedingly rare. In a study published in the Journal of Plant Research, researchers at University of Tsukuba used genetic analyses to investigate the origin of Eleusine indica, a grass species found on Nishinoshima, an active volcanic island in the northwestern Pacific south of mainland Japan. Having newly emerged, the island offers a unique natural laboratory for understanding the earliest stages of biological colonization and ecosystem development.
Expert pieces together puzzle from fragments of 1,600-year-old Roman text
A Roman law expert at the University of Cincinnati edited and translated a Latin legal text he pieced together from fragments that surprisingly survived in the Egyptian sands for more than 1,600 years. What
Boundary Talks In China, Energy Ties In Russia & Trade Push In Japan: India's Global Outreach
Boundary Talks In China Energy Ties In Russia Trade Push In Japan Indias Global Outreach
Babar Azam 'looking good'; eyes Lord's return after injury
Pakistan captain Babar Azam is expected to return for the second Test against England at Lord's after recovering from a finger injury. His potential comeback offers a significant boost to the team, which suffered a heavy defeat in the first Test, as England leads the three-match series 1-0.
India's SpaceX Reloading After Historic Debut: Skyroot Sends Second Vikram-1 Stage To Sriharikota
Just over five weeks after making Indian space history, Skyroot Aerospace is going again. The first stage of its second Vikram-1 rocket is already heading to Sriharikota, where it will undergo integration, testing and final launch preparations. On July 18, Vikram-1 became the first privately developed Indian orbital rocket to successfully reach orbit from Indian soiland succeeded on its maiden attempt. It deployed SCOPE and Grahaa into Low Earth Orbit, putting Skyroot among a tiny group of private launch companies globally to achieve orbital flight. Now comes the harder test: repetition. Skyroot wants its Hyderabad manufacturing facilities eventually producing one orbital rocket every month. A successful second flight would show customers that Mission Aagaman was not merely historyit could become a reliable commercial launch service. India has proved private industry can reach orbit. Now it must prove it can keep going back. Shreya Chandra has more
Hillary Clinton Rips Trump Over 'Superficial' Iran War Plan; Promised Regime Collapse Never Came
Hillary Clinton has accused the Trump administration of superficial decision-making before attacking Iran, questioning whether the president understood the risk of Tehran closing the Strait of Hormuz. She said US strikes successfully killed senior Iranian leaders but failed to produce the promised collapse of the regime. Watch.
Ancient pollen data reveals past climate shifts and their forest impacts. Warmer periods brought more Douglas fir and alder after fires. Future warming may eliminate alpine meadows as trees ascend mountains. Drought-resistant Douglas fir will likely replace cedar and hemlock species. Many small lakes and wetlands could dry up, threatening wildlife survival.
'A whole new vibe': Vaishnaw shares glimpse of bullet train project taking shape
The ambitious construction of India's inaugural bullet train segment is well underway in Thane and Palghar. Currently, over one hundred kilometers of pier work is in progress, with many piers poised for girders. This essential elevated route will host three elevated stations, while several mountain tunnels have successfully broken through. Additionally, significant bridge construction is ongoing, showcasing the country's commitment to advancing modern railway infrastructure.
Xi Jinping's Delhi visit could be the big brick in the BRICS summit
Xi Jinping's potential visit to India for the BRICS summit is a key development. This meeting could foster cooperation and enable concrete economic decisions for the bloc. Discussions are expected on payment systems and agricultural commerce among member nations. Improved India-China ties may reduce obstacles to collective action within BRICS. This summit's success hinges on sustained cooperation between its influential Asian members.
Environmentalists write to Supreme Court committee about inadequate public consultation on Aravallis
As the August 31 deadline for the committee approaches, conservationists have urged the panel to seek more time, broaden the consultation process, involve independent experts, listen to rural and adivasi communities and include knowledgeable local citizens in field visits
'Smash Patriarchy' Row: Rahul Gandhi's Campaign Triggers Political Fight Over Manusmriti
Congress's Smash Patriarchy campaign has triggered a fresh political confrontation after Rahul Gandhi's Chhatron Ki Goonj initiative referenced Manusmriti in its messaging. BJP leaders including Kiren Rijiju and Himanta Biswa Sarma have criticised the reference, questioning its religious framing. Opposition parties have hit back, accusing the BJP of viewing the campaign through a communal lens. The debate has now shifted from the broader call to challenge patriarchy to questions over whether political parties are selectively framing the issue through religion.
'Don't have infinite patience': Bessent's stark warning to nations helping Iran dodge US sanctions
India's media, entertainment sector growing in high single digits: Goenka
ZEE is investing in new growth engines such as micro dramas, kids' content and live entertainment, while expanding its presence in sports and animation
The real reasons you procrastinate
Faced with a task or project, do you repeatedly tell yourself that you
Listening for extinction: Study finds areas of critical concern for northern spotted owls
Northern spotted owl populations are approaching or have already crossed functional extinction across large areas of the Pacific Northwest, a new study, published in Ecological Applications found. Researchers used artificial intelligence and advanced monitoring methods to assess long-term trends at an unprecedented scale.
SC asks Delhi bar bodies to devise system for women's representation
Supreme Court asks Delhi bar associations to jointly devise a structured, institutionalised mechanism for women's representation ahead of the 2027 bar elections
Eighty years ago, five US Navy aircraft disappeared during a routine training mission off Florida, and a rescue plane sent to find them vanished soon after. What happened during Flight 19's final hours remains unclear, but the unanswered questions helped turn the tragedy into one of the most famous stories linked to the Bermuda Triangle.
India and China on Tuesday held the 25th round of talks between their Special Representatives on the boundary question, with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stressing the need to...
Apple M5 Ultra vs M3 Ultra: What's changed?
Everything you need to know about Apple's powerful new chip.
Pennsylvania's MMR vaccination rate fell below 95%. Now two residents have died from measles
Pennsylvania is facing its first measles fatalities in thirty-five years due to a rise in cases statewide, primarily affecting unvaccinated individuals in Lancaster County. This alarming outbreak underscores the urgent need for improved vaccination rates across the Commonwealth, as national measles cases in 2026 reach levels not seen since the early 1990s.
IIT Delhi forms 5-member committee to probe MSc student's death following campus protests
IIT Delhi has formed a five-member committee to investigate a student's death. The panel includes police and psychiatry experts, and two student representatives. This move follows student protests and class suspensions on campus earlier this week. The committee will review protocols and examine office functions within two weeks.
How people treat you may shape your reputation and stabilize cooperation
When one person helps, or refuses to help, another in public, this may change not only the provider
Brazilians are MacGyver-ing their way around traditional markets
Life hacks are everywhere on social media
'Toxic' BO collection: Yashs film crosses Rs 40 crore before release
Aware Of Video: US Secret Service After Iran's Bounty On Barron Trump
The US Secret Service is aware of the video and investigates anything that can be perceived as a threat toward our protectees, Secret Service spokesperson Nate Herring told CNN.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Bid To Overturn Her Conviction Rejected By US Judge
Maxwell, 64, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison and is the only person convicted of a crime in connection with Epstein, who died in a New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting his own trial.
Quote of the day by Ralph Waldo Emerson: Ralph Waldo Emerson believed opinions reveal character and outlook. Our perspectives shape how we view the world and its events. This insight encourages self-awareness regarding personal beliefs and values. Emerson, a prominent Transcendentalist, explored self-reliance and intuition in his writings.
'Her choice': Rahul defends Kriti Sanon after Kangana's barb over Rakhi ad
1 Million Afghan Children Suffer 'Life-Threatening' Malnutrition: UN
Afghanistan has endured repeated hunger emergencies in recent decades as it has struggled through civil war and other crises. An economic collapse followed the Taliban government's return to power after US-led forces withdrew in 2021.
Court restrains defamatory coverage on Yash's Toxic ahead of worldwide release
Court restrains defamatory coverage on Yashs Toxic ahead of worldwide release
Drought a defining developmental challenge, says Environment Minister at UNCCD conference
During the conference in Mongolia, Minister Bhupender Yadav advocates for integrating predictive technologies, localised early-warning monitoring, and proactive land management policies
India court to re-hear Volkswagen's challenge to $1.4 billion tax demand, sources say
An Indian court will re-hear Volkswagen's challenge to a significant tax demand. This decision comes more than a year after arguments in the case were concluded. Indian tax authorities allege the automaker mis-declared auto component imports over a period. The German automaker has defended its import valuation practices for many years. No verdict has been announced in this ongoing tax dispute.
Humanitarian Crisis Of Epic Proportions: Trump Slams Iran's Executions
Earlier this month, more than 30 countries signed a joint letter condemning in the strongest terms the ongoing executions of protesters and use of the death penalty by Iran. The United States, where capital punishment is still legal, did not sign the letter.
Nanoscale hairs may help gecko skin trap moisture and slow evaporation
In a dry shrubland, a gecko sprints toward shelter. Its greatest danger is not a predator, although hawks circle overhead and sand cats wait in ambush. Rather, its most pressing concern is dehydration. Its skin is paper-thin; water can evaporate from its body into the dry air more quickly than it can replenish it. Fortunately, evolution has given it an adaptation: thin, nanoscopic hairs, called setulae, that cover its body and trap moisture.
Nupur DEFENDS Kriti amid Rakhi ad row: 'Why do you have problem?'
Pakistans Op Sindoor Narrative Gets An Iran Twist, Ishaq Dars 'Support' Claim Contradicts Tehran
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar just made a claim that doesn't add up. He told Pakistan's National Assembly that Iran gave Pakistan strong support during Operation Sindoor in May 2025 but offered zero details of what that support actually involved. Compare that to what really happened: Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi flew to Islamabad and then Delhi, urging restraint from both sides and denouncing terrorism, not picking a side. This isn't Pakistan's first rewrite of the record Dar previously admitted India struck two Pakistani airbases after initially denying it. Now, this Iran claim surfaces exactly as Tehran is reportedly being courted to join the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Mecca Pact, dubbed the Islamic NATO. This video fact-checks Dar's claim against Iran's actual documented actions, exposes Pakistan's pattern of post-crisis narrative building, and explains why India should watch actions, not claims made a year later. Full breakdown inside.
India-China Border Talks Set Stage For Xi Jinping's 400-Member Delhi Visit | BRICS Message To Trump?
Five years after Galwan, India and China are pushing cautiously towards a more stable relationship. NSA Ajit Doval is in Beijing for the 25th Special Representatives talks with Wang Yi on the unresolved boundary question. Doval has also met Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, with both sides discussing peace along the border and stronger economic, political and multilateral engagement. Then comes September. Reuters reports Xi Jinping is likely to attend the BRICS Summit in New Delhi with roughly 400 officials, more than twice his 2019 entourage and his first India visit in seven years. Beijing has not formally confirmed the trip. The timing is striking. Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked BRICS and used tariffs and sanctions as foreign-policy leverage. India and China are not suddenly alliesbut both want strategic room to manoeuvre. Is Trumps pressure politics inadvertently giving Delhi and Beijing another reason to stabilise their relationship?
'Natalie Help Him': Trump Donning Wig? POTUS New Hairlook Sparks MEGA Internet Meltdown
US President Donald Trumps latest White House appearance has sparked a fresh wave of online speculation this time over his hair. During a back-to-school event in the Rose Garden, viewers noticed the president sporting a noticeably different hairstyle, with a new side part replacing his familiar swept-back look. Social media users quickly questioned whether Trump was trying a new hairstyle, a hairpiece, or something else entirely. The attention comes as Trump faces renewed scrutiny over his appearance and health. Trump has previously rejected claims that he wears a wig, but the latest images have reignited the debate online.
Everyone Wants To Play Cricket: Pakistan Hockey's Big Problem Decoded
Former Pakistan hockey players have lamented the team's dismal performance at the ongoing World Cup in the Netherlands and Belgium, calling for an injection of fresh blood to revive the country's...
Everyone Wants To Play Cricket: Pakistan Hockey's Big Problem Decoded After Hockey World Cup Failure
Former Pakistan hockey players have lamented the team's dismal performance at the ongoing World Cup in the Netherlands and Belgium, calling for an injection of fresh blood to revive the country's once-glorious hockey tradition.
The teaser of 'Vvaan' has received mixed reactions online. While some viewers praised its mysterious atmosphere, fantasy elements and folklore-inspired storyline, others compared the film to 'Bhediya' and criticised its narrative and Sidharth Malhotra's performance.
India's floating solar plan: Strategic clean-energy move or risky bet?
India's PM-SSY targets 5 GW of floating solar capacity with two-hour storage and Rs 28,500 crore of investment, but high costs, viability concerns and technical risks could impede scale-up.
Quote of the day by Blake Lively offers a powerful lesson about trust, acceptance, and emotional freedom. Letting go can feel frightening because it asks us to step into uncertainty, but uncertainty can also create possibility. When we release the need to force people, relationships, opportunities, or outcomes into our preferred shape, we give life room to unfold naturally. What genuinely belongs in our lives may find its way back, while what leaves can create space for something more appropriate. The process may involve disappointment, patience, and self-reflection, but it can also bring clarity. Sometimes the greatest act of faith is not holding tighterit is having the courage to open our hands, accept what is, and trust that what is truly meant for us will not require us to lose ourselves to keep it.
Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan engage in a fierce face-off in the gripping trailer of 'Haiwaan'
The trailer of Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's upcoming action thriller 'Haiwaan' has been released, teasing an intense face-off between the two actors. Directed by Priyadarshan, the film features Akshay in a dark titular role, while Saif plays a blind man.
Hollywood's house of horrors: From Brad Pitt to Courteney Cox, haunted celeb homes
A tiny drop of water is all that
New James Cook University research has used highly sensitive environmental DNA (e-DNA) techniques to find two species of threatened frogs in places they
Chatbots are making our writing more similar but losing the identity and personality behind it
Large language models (LLMs) are making writing styles more similar without changing the overall meaning, according to an analysis of more than 880,000 texts across different writing types published in Nature Human Behaviour. The findings indicate that using LLMs could make it more difficult to identify important clues about aspects of a person
Yash's 'Toxic' gets legal protection from Bengaluru court - Report
What makes Prasidh Krishna a 'world-class' bowler
India bowling coach Morne Morkel has lauded pacer Prasidh Krishna for his resilience in ignoring 'outside voices' and working hard to develop into a 'world-class bowler', highlighting his impressive performance against Sri Lanka.
Quote of the day by Pedro Pascal focuses on adaptability, control and uncertainty. His words about not being able to predict what will happen, how people will respond or whether problems will appear offer life lessons about accepting uncertainty, focusing on what you can control and staying flexible when plans change.
Apple has officially unveiled its latest desktop silicon, introducing the M6 and M5 Ultra chips for its updated Mac lineup. The new processors are designed to deliver faster performance while improving on-device AI capabilities for professional users. The M6 chip brings
Lindsay Clancy trial: Judge rejects mistrial plea after psychologist's Catholic faith remarks
Kriti Sanon vs Kangana Ranaut: 'Tradition Is In The Heart, Not The Neckline'
Actor Kriti Sanon has responded to BJP MP and actor Kangana Ranaut's criticism of her Raksha Bandhan advertisement and outfit. Kangana called the ad creepy and questioned whether a woman would tie Rakhi to her brother while dressed in a bikini. Kriti hit back, saying the essence of a festival is not in clothes, that ethnic fashion has evolved, and that radition is in the heart, not in the neckline. The exchange has sparked a debate over tradition, fashion and women's clothing during festivals.
Quote of the day by Wong Kar-wai: Director Wong Kar-wai suggests that love serves as a catalyst for individuals to break free from their unfulfilling routines. His films frequently portray characters caught in habitual patterns who require a motivating force to change. In his quote, Wong Kar-wai emphasizes that romantic desire and relational connections drive the plot, demonstrating love's exceptional ability to transform lives and encourage genuine self-expression.
From critics' favourite to world-class: Prasidh Krishna learns to silence the noise
From critics favourite to worldclass Prasidh Krishna learns to silence the noise
Don't be scared, you're captain: Sarfaraz sledges Dhananjaya de Silva in Colombo
Dont be scared youre captain Sarfaraz sledges Dhananjaya de Silva in Colombo
'When In Doubt, Favour The Batters': Cricket Australia To Pass Suggestion To Pitch Curators
Cricket Australia (CA) will ask pitch curators to lean the balance towards the batters in the upcoming Sheffield Shield amid ongoing debates over pitches in domestic cricket and the ripple effect they have on developing Test cricketers.
'Where to kill Barron?' Iranian video targets US prez's son; Secret Service on alert
Shiva Rajkumar breaks silence on calling Pradeep Ranganathan 'Sir'
A woman from Uttar Pradesh has lodged an FIR at the Pirbahore police station in Patna, alleging that she faces a threat to her life from well-known teacher Faizal Khan, popularly known as Khan Sir.The woman, identified as Husnera Khatun, has alleged that she has known about a purported relationship involving Khan Sir and her friend Shabina Khatun since 2017. She has also alleged that she was threatened when she objected to Khan Sir's visits to her friend's room.
The Central Government will supply onions at Rs 35 per kg in Delhi. This initiative aims to shield consumers from soaring retail prices and high market rates. The government is utilizing its buffer stock maintained in Maharashtra for this distribution. Dedicated rail services are transporting bulk shipments to several major urban centers.
BJP-SAD alliance still on cards? BJP to play 'big brother' role in 2027 Punjab polls
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) are reportedly in the final stages of reviving their alliance ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections, with news agency ANI sources indicating that the BJP is likely to emerge as the senior partner this time.
Final Decision Comes From Player: Pakistan Sweat Over Babar Azam's Injury Ahead Of Lord's Test
Pakistan is sweating over the availability of skipper Babar Azam for the second Test against England at Lord's beginning on Thursday.
Young golden eagles leave their parents
When a young golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) finally leaves its parents
Nora Fatehi on Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke controversy: 'Knew it would get backlash'
Nora Fatehi has revisited the Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke controversy, claiming she knew the script behind the online backlash. The actor-dancer said she had no idea a Hindi version would be created and alleged that online narratives were used to target her
CCI clears Cyient's proposal to acquire TAO Digital Solutions
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Tuesday cleared global engineering services provider Cyient's proposed acquisition of TAO Digital Solutions Inc. The approval came after Hyderabad-based Cyient Ltd, in May this year, announced that it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire TAO Digital Solutions Inc, an AI-native data and product engineering solutions firm. The proposed combination envisages the acquisition of 100 per cent of the share capital from the existing shareholders of TAO Digital Solutions Inc (target), by Cyient Ltd (acquirer), the regulator said in a release. CCI approves the acquisition of 100 per cent of the share capital of Tao Digital Solutions Inc by Cyient Limited, the regulator said in a post on X. Cyient Ltd is engaged in providing engineering and technology services specialising in aerospace and defence, automotive, rail transportation, healthcare and life sciences, semiconductors, energy, utilities, communications, and spatial ...
Nupur Sanon defends sister Kriti after Kangana's criticism of Raksha Bandhan ad
Nupur Sanon defends sister Kriti after Kanganas criticism of Raksha Bandhan ad
Indonesia's first aircraft carrier to debut at TNI anniversary
Rishabh Pant 'badly bruised', India hopeful of Day 4 return
India's bowling coach Morne Morkel provided an update on Rishabh Pant's shoulder injury, stating the wicketkeeper-batter is adly bruised but expressed hope for his return on day four of the second Test against Sri Lanka. Pant did not keep wickets on day three after sustaining a blow while batting. Morkel also commented on Kuldeep Yadav's absence due to viral fever and India's strategy to secure the remaining Sri Lankan wickets.
Delhi Drain Tragedy: Mithun's Father Says, 'I Had To Enter The Drain To Find My Son'
In an emotional NDTV conversation, Avdesh Kumar, father of 15-year-old Mithun, recounts the agonising search for his son after he fell into a drain in Delhi while flying a kite. Avdesh says he repeatedly urged the administration to bring in machines to search for Mithun, but the rescue operation was delayed. He eventually entered the drain himself to look for his son. Mithun's body was recovered four days later. Avdesh says the delay was heartbreaking and believes his son could have been found alive had the search begun with the necessary machinery sooner.
Dick's Sporting Goods shares slump 22% as Foot Locker weakness sparks outlook cut
Dicks Sporting Goods shares plunged 22% after second-quarter earnings missed estimates and the retailer cut its full-year outlook. Weak Foot Locker sales, integration challenges and cautious consumer demand overshadowed stronger comparable sales and revenue growth at its core Dicks business.
'Trump is not going to get a pass': Jeffries breaks silence after Dems question talks with Kushner
The hidden physics behind the shape of rose thorns
Roses are known for their thorns, the sharp structures that can sting and prickle the skin. Thorns, botanically known as prickles, are thought to discourage animals from feeding on plants and may also help climbing roses grip other vegetation.
The missing plants that could transform cities for people and nature
Urban parks and public spaces need more shrubs and small trees to improve community well-being and support wildlife, University of Queensland researchers say.
Quote of the day by Jimin: BTS member Jimin believes music profoundly touches listeners' hearts. He hopes their songs inspire positive change and personal growth. This emotional connection makes music meaningful during life's moments. Jimin's solo career includes successful albums like FACE and MUSE.
