Meet Ritu Narayan: Indian-origin mom whose $1.7 billion school transportation startup is transforming the lives of American students one bus at a time

As a parent, getting your children enrolled in schools is only the beginning of a years-long journey that will have its own highs and lows apart from their personal life. From packing their lunches to taking them to the bus stop, all the small things add up big time. But thirteen years ago, while overseeing…

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Exomoon: Have we found first exomoon? Strange object forcing astronomers to rethink what a moon is

A conceptual illustration of CD-35 2722, featuring an object resembling a moon (Credit: ESO) For decades, astronomers have been finding planets orbiting stars far beyond our solar system. More than 6,000 exoplanets are now known.But there is one glaring omission.Not a single moon outside our Solar System has been confirmed with the same level of…

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Saif Ali Khan and Kiara Advani to star in Kanika Dhillon’s directorial debut – Reports | Hindi Movie News

Writer Kanika Dhillon’s directorial debut will star Saif Ali Khan and Kiara Advani in lead roles, with Excel Entertainment producing the venture. The project is currently being scripted, and the team is working towards commencing the shoot later this year. Saif Ali Khan and Kiara Advani’s film is a supernatural thriller According to Pinkvilla, Saif…

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Who was Sonia Bellina? French TikToker‘s burned body found in Saint-Gilles vineyard days after going missing

Sonia Bellina’s death has shocked her TikTok community after her burned body was found in a French vineyard. (Image via: (Instagram/@soniiabelliina) Sonia Bellina, a French TikTok creator with more than 259,000 followers, has sadly passed away. She was identified as the woman whose burned body was discovered in a Saint-Gilles vineyard on August 12, 2026….

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California scientists poisoned invasive Argentine ant colonies with two common baits; one sent workers roaming before death, the other made them stop searching for food and cluster near water

Argentine ants are invasive ants commonly found in homes and gardens in Southern California Seeing more Argentine ants after putting out pesticide bait may not mean the treatment has failed. A new University of California, Riverside, study found that the chemicals can change the ants’ behaviour, with the response varying depending on the type of…

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Imran Khan says criticising the government is not the same as criticising the country: ‘You are public servant’ – Report |

Imran Khan says criticising the government is not the same as criticising the country: ‘You are public servant’ – Report Imran Khan, who was among the first celebrities to publicly back the student’s protest in Delhi and later joined a solidarity march in Mumbai, has now opened up about the difference between criticising the government…

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Kick streamer JollyIRL’s bungee jump incident in Thailand explained after livestream cuts mid-jump

JollyIRL’s Thailand stunt takes worrying turn as livestream ends suddenly during her bungee jump. (Image via: Kick/@JollyIRL) JollyIRL’s Thailand livestream took an unexpected turn when a bungee jump ended with the stream cutting off before viewers knew if she was safe. The Kick streamer was in Pattaya as part of her Southeast Asia travel series…

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Justin Chatwin talks about Hayden Panettiere after her passing: ‘She had a beautiful heart’ |

Justin Chatwin talks about working with Hayden Panettiere after her passing. (Instagram) Hayden Panettiere’s passing has sent shockwaves across the entertainment industry. Fellow actor Justin Chatwin, who costarred with Hayden on her last film before her untimely passing on August 16, recently opened up about the kind of star she was and how his experience…

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In 1919, German sailors secretly sank 52 warships at Scapa Flow; the wrecks later became valuable for an unexpected reason | World News

When the First World War finally ended, Germany’s powerful High Seas Fleet was not allowed to sail home. Instead, dozens of warships were sent to Scapa Flow in Scotland, where they remained under uneasy Allied supervision while the terms of peace were being decided. Then, on 21 June 1919, the German commander made a decision…

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