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‘Ramayana’ star Ravie Dubey shares romantic holiday pictures with wife Sargun Mehta and heartfelt note, calling her ‘my greatest super power’: ‘I have witnessed the ferocity with which she prays for me’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Ramayana’ star Ravie Dubey shares romantic holiday pictures with wife Sargun Mehta and heartfelt note, calling her ‘my greatest super power’: ‘I have witnessed the ferocity with which she prays for me’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Ramayana’ star Ravie Dubey is giving fans a glimpse into his time off, sharing a series of holiday pictures with wife Sargun Mehta on Instagram. The post, capturing the couple’s beach getaway, came with a warm note from the actor reflecting on his wife’s quiet strength and the role she plays in his life. Ravie…

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‘It’s my opinion’:AB de Villiers hits back after Virat Kohli-Sachin Tendulkar comparison sparks backlash | Cricket News

‘It’s my opinion’:AB de Villiers hits back after Virat Kohli-Sachin Tendulkar comparison sparks backlash | Cricket News

AB de Villiers on Virat Kohli-Sachin Tendulkar South Africa great AB de Villiers has clarified his recent comments comparing Virat Kohli with Sachin Tendulkar after his assessment of the two Indian batting legends triggered a backlash on social media.De Villiers had previously said Kohli was better than Tendulkar in seam-friendly overseas conditions, while crediting the…

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Humans stepped back from this UK dairy farm in 2023; three years later, wildlife returns as 27 more bird species appear and butterfly numbers more than double | World News

Humans stepped back from this UK dairy farm in 2023; three years later, wildlife returns as 27 more bird species appear and butterfly numbers more than double | World News

Image: The Guardian/Jenny Vickers A former dairy farm in the UK has undergone a striking transformation after humans stepped back and allowed natural processes to reshape the land. At Heal Somerset, a 460-acre site in Somerset acquired by the rewilding charity Heal in December 2022, the first three years of nature recovery have brought a…

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Sex is biologically expensive, so why did evolution keep it? Harvard scientists put the question to yeast

Sex is biologically expensive, so why did evolution keep it? Harvard scientists put the question to yeast

Why did evolution choose sex? A Harvard experiment spanning 960 generations offers a clue. (AI Image) Sexual reproduction seems, at first glance, like an evolutionary puzzle. It requires organisms to find mates, compete for reproduction and, in many species, maintain populations in which only some individuals can give birth. Asexual reproduction, by comparison, can appear…

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In 1962, NASA loaded 22,900 gallons of water onto a Saturn I rocket and deliberately blew the container apart 65 miles above Earth to study what water would do in the upper atmosphere

In 1962, NASA loaded 22,900 gallons of water onto a Saturn I rocket and deliberately blew the container apart 65 miles above Earth to study what water would do in the upper atmosphere

Representative Image (AI-generated) For humans to travel deeper into space and remain there for months or even years, they will need much more than powerful rockets. Astronauts must have a continuous supply of oxygen, water and food, while waste and carbon dioxide must be carefully managed. On short missions, these needs can largely be met…

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Rajinikanth confirms ‘Jailer 2’ shooting wrap; ‘Dharman’ shoot underway – watch VIDEO | Tamil Movie News

Rajinikanth confirms ‘Jailer 2’ shooting wrap; ‘Dharman’ shoot underway – watch VIDEO | Tamil Movie News

Rajinikanth confirms Jailer 2 shoot completed Rajinikanth has shared an update on his upcoming lineup. The superstar confirmed that the shooting of ‘Jailer 2’ has been completed. He also revealed that work on ‘Dharman’ is currently progressing. The actor further confirmed that he will reunite with Kamal Haasan for an upcoming movie. Rajinikanth confirms ‘Jailer…

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In 2016, a family donated its 42-acre Pennsylvania estate as a free public garden; after surviving an eminent-domain threat, Stoneleigh has now expanded by 10 acres to 52

In 2016, a family donated its 42-acre Pennsylvania estate as a free public garden; after surviving an eminent-domain threat, Stoneleigh has now expanded by 10 acres to 52

The expansion is an unusual second chapter for Stoneleigh, which was converted to a free public garden in 2016 when the family that owned the estate gifted it to Natural Lands. Two pieces of a historic Pennsylvania landscape were separated by a fence and a property line for more than a century. That division will…

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Karnataka govt sets up panel to tackle paper leaks, education costs and student stress

Karnataka govt sets up panel to tackle paper leaks, education costs and student stress

Karnataka forms cabinet panel to address student, education issues BENGALURU: Karnataka govt has constituted a five-member cabinet sub-committee to examine challenges faced by students and recommend reforms in the education sector, with issues ranging from examination integrity and education costs to infrastructure, mental health and employment-oriented skilling.The committee, headed by health and family welfare minister…

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Fight after follow-on: Sooriyabandara, Kamindu Mendis defy India but Sri Lanka stare at series defeat in Colombo | Cricket News

Fight after follow-on: Sooriyabandara, Kamindu Mendis defy India but Sri Lanka stare at series defeat in Colombo | Cricket News

Rishabh Pant successfully stumps to dismiss Sri Lanka’s Pasindu Sooriyabandara during day four of the second test match between Sri Lanka and India in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP) Sri Lanka’s young guns Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Sonal Dinusha once again emerged as bright spots in an otherwise difficult series, producing gritty knocks…

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Zebra mussel DNA detected in Utah’s Colorado River for first time, raising alarm over invasive species threat across the Upper Colorado River basin |

Zebra mussel DNA detected in Utah’s Colorado River for first time, raising alarm over invasive species threat across the Upper Colorado River basin |

An invasive species threat has reached a new stretch of the Colorado River, after scientists detected zebra mussel DNA in Utah’s portion of the river for the first time. The discovery has raised concerns among wildlife officials because zebra mussels can spread rapidly once established, potentially damaging infrastructure, disrupting recreation and altering freshwater ecosystems. The…

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