‘Amitabh Bachchan was torn apart after VP Singh episode, he prefers peace, doesn’t like fights or negativity,’ says Paresh Rawal | Hindi Movie News

Amitabh Bachchan often drops his views on X and on his blogs, but cryptically. Many a times, he also is seen stopping himself from expressing his thought. Bachchan ad recently sparked speculation with a post that read, “Wanted to say something, but thought – NO!! Don’t say it.” While the actor did not elaborate, the…

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Virat Kohli breaks Ricky Ponting’s record, enters all-time top-five elite list | Cricket News

India’s Virat Kohli (ANI Photo) Virat Kohli added another milestone to his glittering career during the second ODI against England, moving past Australian great Ricky Ponting to become the fifth-most capped player in the history of international cricket. The match marked Kohli’s 561st international appearance, taking him ahead of Ponting’s tally of 560 matches. Only…

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Sea Shepherd chased Japan’s whaling fleet across Antarctica for years, but the activists ultimately lost the battle | World News

For decades, the icy waters of Antarctica became the stage for one of the world’s most high-profile environmental confrontations. On one side was Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, whose activists chased, blocked and attempted to disrupt Japanese whaling vessels in a bid to stop the annual hunts. On the other was Japan’s whaling fleet, which maintained…

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Scientists are turning air filters into DNA collectors that can detect traces of wildlife, viruses and human activity from particles floating in the air

Air filters trap biological particles along with ordinary dust and pollution, allowing laboratory sequencing to reveal environmental DNA Every breath you take carries an invisible record of the living world, and scientists have discovered a way to read it using ordinary air filters.By studying the tiny particles trapped inside standard air-quality monitoring equipment, researchers can…

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‘Extreme brutality’: Pakistan’s PTI to launch nationwide protests for Imran Khan’s release

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf parliamentary party has decided to launch a nationwide movement from August 5 for the release of party chief Imran Khan and acceptance of other demands, a day that will mark the completion of the former prime minister’s third year in prison.The decision was made at a meeting chaired by party’s interim chairman…

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Scientists grew the same invasive plants in Europe and North America and found 91% showed this strange behavior in new environment

Eucalyptus trees have become highly invasive in regions with similar climates to their native Australia, including California, South Africa, India. Scientists have compared the same invasive plant species in Europe and North America and found that they became 91% more productive after spreading to new habitats. The increase was seen only in the plants’ non-native…

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Paresh Rawal says ‘OMG 2’ was his idea, Akshay Kumar took the script and never gave him credit: ‘My name wasn’t mentioned anywhere’ | Hindi Movie News

Released in 2023, ‘OMG 2’ emerged as both a critical and commercial success despite facing prolonged scrutiny from the CBFC over its mix of sex education and religious themes. The film was eventually cleared with an A certificate after several modifications, including presenting Akshay Kumar‘s character as a divine messenger instead of Lord Shiva. It…

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Texas floods: Evacuations begin across Hill Country as forecasters warn of ‘deadly wave’

Emergency officials have urged residents living near rivers to move to higher ground. Texas is once again battling life-threatening flooding as relentless rainfall triggered flash flood emergencies across parts of the Hill Country and South Texas early Thursday, forcing evacuations, prompting dozens of water rescues, and reviving painful memories of last year’s catastrophic floods.Emergency officials…

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Scientists found South America’s first insect-bearing amber, a 112-million-year-old time capsule from a lost dinosaur-era forest |

PC: National History Museum For more than a century, amber has helped scientists reconstruct vanished worlds by preserving tiny fragments of life that would otherwise have disappeared. Insects trapped inside these golden fossilised resins have revealed details about ancient forests across several continents, but South America remained a missing piece in that record. That changed…

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