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UNFPA report: Migrant workers cite livelihood insecurity, low wages, poverty and debt as reasons for moving out for better life | India News

For migrant workers, moving brings better livelihoods—but little job security NEW DELHI: Nearly 72% of migrant workers surveyed in three south Indian states felt that moving for work has improved their standard of living and more than half (around 57%) intended to continue working in their destination state, as per a new report.At the same…

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‘Ramayana’ makers release a behind-the-scenes video of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram on his birthday, offering a look at his preparation and the film’s action training |

‘Ramayana’ makers release a behind-the-scenes video of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram on his birthday, offering a look at his preparation and the film’s action training The makers of ‘Ramayana‘ have shared a behind-the-scenes video of Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama on the actor’s birthday. The clip shows how he prepared for the role and…

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Guadalupe Mountains National Park: A Texas oil geologist first saw McKittrick Canyon in 1921, later bought the land for a private retreat; 38 years later he donated 4,942 acres and his home, helping create Guadalupe Mountains National Park

When petroleum geologist Wallace Pratt first visited McKittrick Canyon in 1921, he had been sent to West Texas on a trip with oil brokers to acquire leases for Humble Oil and Refining Company. Local land brokers offered to show him what they called the most beautiful spot in Texas, a hidden oasis of clear streams,…

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A 300-foot Maldives beach was shrinking slowly; then MIT researchers built an artificial reef that helped the shoreline grow by 90 feet and double in size

A 300-foot beach on a tiny island in the Maldives was slowly eroding away. In order to solve the problem, a Marriott resort on the island experimented with something different. Instead of dredging sand, they used an artificial reef designed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers to repair the beach.Coastal Assembly, a startup that spun…

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‘Satellite-as-a-Service’: IN-SPACe sets rules for hosted Indian, foreign payloads

New framework allows Indian entities to offer satellite capacity to domestic and overseas customers BENGALURU: Space regulator-cum-promoter IN-SPACe has issued new guidelines for hosted payloads, requiring authorisation for Indian payloads hosted on foreign satellites while exempting foreign payload owners from separate authorisation when their payloads are hosted on Indian satellites.The framework recognises a “Satellite as…

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Ranbir Kapoor talks about his ‘responsibility’ for playing Lord Ram in ‘Ramayana’: ‘My job was to be worthy of the faith that people place in the story’ |

Ranbir Kapoor talks about his ‘responsibility’ for playing Lord Ram in ‘Ramayana’: ‘My job was to be worthy of the faith that people place in the story’ The makers of ‘Ramayana‘ have released a behind-the-scenes video that gives a glimpse into the making of the much-awaited epic. It also explains why Ranbir Kapoor was seen…

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Cachar police arrest man over ‘communally provocative’ social media posts | India News

In Assam, 29-year-old man was apprehended for allegedly sharing inflammatory online content that criticized the Bajrang Dal, RSS, and Hinduism. A 29-year-old man was detained on Monday in the Cachar region of Assam for allegedly making “communally provocative” statements on social media, according to authorities.According to the police, Kalparnab Gupta, who claims to be an…

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A Maryland couple bought 116 acres as a hunting property; 20 years later, they had replaced crops with native grasses, wildflowers and trees and permanently protected the land for wildlife

Photo Credit: ESLC via easternshoreundercover.com When Louise and John Durocher bought 116 acres in Kent County, Maryland, the property was intended primarily as a hunting retreat. Over the next two decades, however, the couple gradually changed its purpose. They stopped growing crops and began restoring the fields with native grasses, wildflowers, shrubs and trees. They…

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