A ‘sanyas’ condition for BSP’s ‘Anand’: Can Mayawati afford family drama ahead of UP elections?

Amid political turmoil, Akash Anand has again been demoted by Mayawati, who has questioned her nephew’s maturity. His X profile has devolved from National Convenor to Party Worker and now to Supporter. His younger sibling, Ishan Anand, has been brought to the centre stage. Mayawati has tied Akash’s political prospects to his father-in-law’s exit from…

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An Idaho bridge sat unused for 56 years after mining cut off its road; in 2025, it reopened for wildlife, where nearly 75 animals had been struck within two miles in a decade

In 1969, a bridge over Interstate 90 and the South Fork Coeur d’Alene River near Osburn, Idaho, was built. For more than half a century, the bridge sat there in the sun, with not much use. The bridge was meant to serve a growing town. But the mining companies bought the land on the far…

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Karnataka govt to mandates only 2 stanzas of Vande Mataram at state events | India News

Karnataka mandates ‘Vande Mataram’ at government events, ceremonies NEW DELHI: The Karnataka government on Thursday directed that the national song ‘Vande Mataram’ be played or sung at all state government programmes and official ceremonies.According to a government order dated September 8, 2026, the decision was taken in accordance with guidelines issued by the Union Ministry…

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In 1883, Hawaii successfully introduced African Guinea grass for livestock feed; 143 years later, the 9-foot invasive grass can produce 9,000 seeds per plant and has a 0.89 fire-risk score

Representative Image (AI-generated) What was once introduced as a useful pasture grass has become part of Hawaii’s growing invasive-species and wildfire challenge. Guinea grass, a perennial species native to Africa, was brought to Hawaii during the 19th century because of its value as livestock forage. Over time, however, the grass spread beyond managed pastures and…

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Satya Niketan building collapse: SC asks Delhi HC to continue monitoring case as ‘things start moving’ | India News

Supreme Court judge writes 4th letter to CJI against Raj HC judge NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday decided against transferring the proceedings concerning the Satya Niketan building collapse to itself, asking the Delhi high court to continue monitoring the matter as “things have started moving”.A bench of Justices Ahsanuddin Amanullah and R Mahadevan…

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‘Be our co-traveller in space research’: PM Modi to France, other nations at space summit address | India News

PM Modi virtually addresses International Space Summit NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday invited France and other nations to be a “co-traveller” in the next phase of the country’s space research. He was virtually addressing the International Space Summit in Paris.“We invite France and other nations to be our co-traveller in next phase…

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A 17.83-acre private Georgia island made up of seven separate parcels has hit the market for $2.5 million, allowing a buyer to keep it whole or potentially build seven homes

The island features mature palms and majestic live oaks, along with approximately 270-degree views of the surrounding marshland. Imagine waking to the sound of coastal marshes, surrounded by towering palms and centuries-old live oaks, with water and wide-open Georgia views stretching in every direction. That rare vision could become reality on Hogans Island, a 17.83-acre…

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