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Bangladesh jewellery shop owner’s body found inside floating drum; Hindu credit union token in pocket

Bangladesh jewellery shop owner’s body found inside floating drum; Hindu credit union token in pocket

The dead body of a man, with a Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union Limited token was found floating inside a drum near a sluice gate. (Representative image of protests demanding justice for Hindus) The body of a 50-year-old jewellery shop owner found stuffed inside a drum floating near a sluice gate in Bangladesh’s Mymensingh has…

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In 2010, a rubber hose persuaded a retired athlete to found a footwear firm; 16 years on, it’s a multi-billion-dollar company that Kylian Mbappé signed with

In 2010, a rubber hose persuaded a retired athlete to found a footwear firm; 16 years on, it’s a multi-billion-dollar company that Kylian Mbappé signed with

A piece of garden hose may seem like an unlikely starting point for a global sportswear company, but that is where the story of Swiss footwear brand On began. In 2010, retired professional athlete Olivier Bernhard was experimenting with ways to create a running shoe that could deliver a different sensation underfoot. One of his…

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CNN barred from Trump’s Air Force One trip to Tennessee despite court order restoring White House access | World News

CNN barred from Trump’s Air Force One trip to Tennessee despite court order restoring White House access | World News

​CNN barred from Trump trip aboard Air Force One/Image: ANI CNN has been blocked from travelling with President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One for his Saturday trip to Knoxville, Tennessee, just days after a federal judge ordered the administration to restore the network’s White House access.Two people familiar with the matter told The Washington…

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“Just get up and walk out”: Elon Musk’s unusual meeting rule for Tesla employees and why he called staying when you add no value ‘rude’

“Just get up and walk out”: Elon Musk’s unusual meeting rule for Tesla employees and why he called staying when you add no value ‘rude’

Musk discussed Tesla’s approach to meetings and said that employees who had nothing to contribute could leave. For many employees, leaving a meeting before it ends can feel awkward. Even when the discussion has little to do with their work, people often stay until the meeting is officially over because walking out may appear disrespectful….

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Shailene Woodley joined scientists in the Sargasso Sea to collect microplastics; why this remote Atlantic ecosystem became a real-world pollution laboratory | World News

Shailene Woodley joined scientists in the Sargasso Sea to collect microplastics; why this remote Atlantic ecosystem became a real-world pollution laboratory | World News

PC: TIME/National Geographic Far from the beaches and busy coastlines where plastic pollution is easiest to see, scientists found evidence of a much less visible problem in the Sargasso Sea. During a 2019 Greenpeace expedition, actress Shailene Woodley joined researchers collecting samples from the remote North Atlantic ecosystem, where floating Sargassum provides habitat for marine…

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A California homeowner was checking the crawl space beneath his house and discovered the remains of a 29-year-old woman killed in 2006; years later, police arrested her ex-husband | World News

A California homeowner was checking the crawl space beneath his house and discovered the remains of a 29-year-old woman killed in 2006; years later, police arrested her ex-husband | World News

Jill Maiorca / A residential street in Big Bear Lake, California, near the Forest Road property where human remains were discovered in 2020 (SFGATE) A California homeowner checking the crawl space beneath his house made a disturbing discovery in October 2020 when authorities found unidentified human remains hidden beneath the property in Big Bear Lake….

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A Chicago couple began protecting their Illinois woodland in the 1980s rather than develop it; decades later, all 126 acres have been bought for a new public preserve carrying their family name

A Chicago couple began protecting their Illinois woodland in the 1980s rather than develop it; decades later, all 126 acres have been bought for a new public preserve carrying their family name

Representative image from Canva In the 1980s, Dr. Shin Theke Kang and his wife, Tae Sue Kang, made a long-term decision to protect a piece of land in southwestern Will County, Illinois, rather than develop it. Over the decades, the Chicago couple restored former agricultural areas, planted thousands of trees and cared for the woodland…

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