Boston: In the 1990s, Boston sent nearly a quarter of the Big Dig’s 16 million cubic yards of soil to a burning former dump island and helped turn it into a park

Areas once linked to the old city dump were transformed with trees, shrubs and grasses. (Boston preservationa alliance photo) When Boston began work on the Central Artery/Tunnel Project, better known as the Big Dig, in 1991, it was taking on one of the biggest infrastructure projects in the city’s history. The project was planned to…

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‘Deep links with AAP’: BJP calls CJP protest at Jantar Mantar Arvind Kejriwal’s ‘pet project’ | India News

NEW DELHI: The BJP on Sunday turned its guns on the AAP over the CJP protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, alleging that the demonstration was a “pet project” of Arvind Kejriwal-led party. The saffron party also alleged that Kejriwal’s party aimed at targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi rather than addressing education reforms or the NEET…

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A half-mile solar strip floats above an irrigation canal in Gujarat, generating 1.6 million kilowatt-hours of power while saving 2.38 million gallons of water from evaporation

When it comes to solar panels, they are usually spread across rooftops or open fields where they serve more purposes than just providing energy. But near Chandrasan village in the western Indian state of Gujarat, a roughly 2,460-foot ribbon of panels sits above moving irrigation water, turning an existing canal into both a power site…

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Scientists trained honeybees to recognise human faces, showing how tiny brains can distinguish faces by the arrangement of their features |

Honeybees can be trained with nothing more than the promise of a sugary reward; they learn to pick out a specific face and keep picking it out later, even when it appears from a slightly different angle or sits among faces they have never encountered before. It is a strange and slightly humbling discovery, not…

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Sarathkumar: ‘‘Nattamai family’ is our identity’: Sarathkumar’s bold statement to his supporters on his birthday goes viral | Tamil Movie News

Actor Sarathkumar celebrated his birthday with a special gathering attended by his supporters and well-wishers from different parts of Tamil Nadu. A grand feast was organised at a private hotel in Egmore, Chennai, where the actor interacted with his supporters and spoke about the bond he shares with them. His emotional yet spirited speech has…

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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 finale: ‘Game of Thrones’ films and series lined up for release; cast, plot, release date and more |

‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 finale: The next ‘Game of Thrones’ films and series lined up for release; Cast, Plot, release date and moreThe Targaryen civil war has come to its epic conclusion, with Queen Rhaenyra unleashing dragon fire across the kingdom. HBO’s ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 concluded its eight episodes on…

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Quote of the day by Melinda French Gates: “When something’s uncomfortable, it means you’re actually…” – a lesson on stepping outside your comfort zone | World News

Quote of the day by Melinda French Gates Growth rarely feels comfortable while it is actually happening. Learning something new, taking on more responsibility, or simply stepping into an unfamiliar situation tends to bring real uncertainty along with it. Melinda French Gates put a name to that discomfort directly. “When something’s uncomfortable, it means you’re…

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R Madhavan questions criticism of ‘Dhurandhar’ and ‘Rocketry’ says portraying Indian identity cannot be a crime: ‘I don’t understand how being an Indian can be seen as wrong thing’ |

R Madhavan questions criticism of ‘Dhurandhar’ and ‘Rocketry’ says portraying Indian identity cannot be a crime: ‘I don’t understand how being an Indian can be seen as wrong thing’ R Madhavan has responded to the criticism surrounding his recent films and his views on representing India on screen. The actor, who featured in Aditya Dhar’s…

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Meet Japan’s ‘women of the sea’: 80-year-old diver dives into cold waters without an oxygen tank to harvest seafood using a centuries-old tradition | World News

For generations, women along Japan’s Ise-Shima coastline have entered the sea without scuba equipment or oxygen tanks to gather seafood from the seabed. Known as Ama, or ‘women of the sea’, these traditional free divers rely on breath-holding, years of experience and an intimate knowledge of the ocean. Some have continued the demanding work well…

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