Ukraine Maritime Truce: India’s proposal under consideration for safe Black Sea shipping, Zelenskyy says | India News

File photo: Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Picture credit: PTI) India has emerged as one of the countries whose proposals are being considered for restoring safe commercial shipping in the Black Sea, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying Egypt, India and Turkey have outlined options for a maritime…

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In 1985, she started a paper business with with 3,800 US dollars; 21 years later, she became China’s richest person: How Zhang Yin turned America’s waste paper into a paper empire

Zhang’s husband Liu Ming Chung, the CEO of Nine Dragons, is also a billionaire. In 1985, business tycoon Zhang Yin started a paper-trading business in Hong Kong with about 30,000 yuan, or 3,800 US dollars. More than two decades later, she would be named China’s richest person, with an estimated fortune of $3.4 billion on…

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A Georgia property began as a military academy summer camp; after 30 years as one family’s retreat, the 280-acre estate with a 10-acre lake and six miles of trails is asking $7.5 million

The grandparents of current co-listing agent Ashley Altenbach purchased the property and gradually expanded it by acquiring additional acreage from neighboring landowners. A property once filled with the regimented routines of a military academy summer camp has taken on a very different rhythm. According to a report by the Mansion Global, in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia,…

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A San Francisco houseboat just minutes from OpenAI’s headquarters has been listed for $1.749 million; the floating home is one of only about 20 residences in the Mission Creek community

A rare floating home in San Francisco’s Mission Creek has returned to the property market, with the three-bedroom residence listed for $1.749 million. The unusual sale was reported by SFGATE and CBS San Francisco, while the current listing from City Real Estate confirms the asking price and specifications. Scroll down to read more…The home at…

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Meet Khaos Kook, the 18-year-old Washington violinist whose concussion kept him from playing for over six months; he turned recovery into a protocol for injured musicians and won $25,000

Khaos KookPhoto: davidsongifted.org Meet Khaos Kook, an 18-year-old violinist from Shoreline, Washington, whose concussion and seizure in 2024 kept him from playing for more than six months and forced him to rethink what it means to be a musician. During his recovery, he turned his personal struggle into a structured, evidence-based return-to-instrument protocol for injured…

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‘Terrorist’ or ‘victims of terrorism’? Iran’s Pezeshkian takes Trump head-on at UNGA

Pezeshkian hits back at Trump at UNGA Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian took the UNGA stage on Wednesday and turned his fire on Donald Trump on American soil.Referring to Trump’s remarks about the Islamic Republic a day earlier, Pezeshkian hit back at the US president’s labelling of Iran as “terrorist”.He said Iranians were in fact “victims…

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Meet Gagan Biyani, Indian-origin entrepreneur behind Andreessen Horowitz’s new school that won’t give degree but would charge $60k to $90k because Sam Altman, Satya Nadella will take classes

Indian-origin entrepreneur Gagan Biyani launches Horowitz Andreessen Academy, an alternative to the traditional college for future founders. Silicon Valley entrepreneur Gagan Biyani, best known as a co-founder of online learning platform Udemy, is now taking on an unusual education venture: a new San Francisco academy backed by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, or a16z. Biyani…

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‘Judiciary plays second fiddle to govt in judges’ appointment’: SC Justice Datta defends collegium system | India News

SC judge on collegium system NEW DELHI: Rejecting what he described as the “myth” that “judges appoint judges”, Supreme Court Justice Dipankar Dutta said on Wednesday that the judiciary, in fact, plays “second fiddle” to the government in the appointment of judges.“This court is left to wonder why, even after the judiciary has been relegated…

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