NIA has not dropped UAPA probe against US citizen VanDyke and other accused: Report | India News

NEW DELHI: National Investigation Agency has not dropped terror investigation against US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke and six Ukrainian nationals, news agency ANI reported citing sources.ANI reported that the central probing agency has investigating into offences under the UAPA against all the accused.“NIA has filed a chargesheet under the Immigration and Foreigners Act (IFA) because…

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Denmark planted trees for carbon storage, but 21 years later natural forests proved more diverse while plantations captured carbon faster | World News

Denmark’s long-running effort to create forests on former farmland has revealed a striking trade-off between carbon storage and biodiversity. After 21 years, scientists compared naturally regenerated forests with areas deliberately planted with trees. Plantations accumulated tree biomass and captured carbon faster, while naturally colonised forests developed greater diversity and more varied ecological structures. The University…

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‘Punjabis don’t like politics over dead’: CM Mann counters Rahul over Gulzar Singh’s suicide | India News

NEW DELHI: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday countered Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi for pinning the blame for Gulzar Singh’s suicide on Aam Aadmi Party-led Punjab government, advising him not to “do politics over dead bodies.”In a social media post on X, Mann said that all the accused have been caught…

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Volunteers removed nearly 100,000 sea urchins in Norway; the underwater deserts are now turning into forests with fish nurseries returning |

Nearly 100,000 sea urchins have been removed from three coastal sites in northern Norway by almost 500 volunteers working to bring back underwater kelp forests. Between April 2024 and May 2026, Rissa Citizen Science organised 23 restoration events at Sørsjetéen, Telegrafbukta and Øksfjord, with divers spending more than 20,000 minutes underwater clearing urchin barrens. The…

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‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ trailer: Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar with Jaideep Ahlawat adding dangerous new twist to the family’s fight | Hindi Movie News

‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ trailer: Ajay Devgn returns as Vijay Salgaonkar with Jaideep Ahlawat adding dangerous new twist to the family’s fight The mystery surrounding Vijay Salgaonkar is about to get even more complicated. The trailer of Ajay Devgn’s ‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ is now out, bringing back the tense world of the Salgaonkar family while introducing…

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In 1970, George Harrison bought Friar Park and revived its forgotten gardens; after his death, wife Olivia continued restoring its Victorian beauty | World News

In 1970, George Harrison bought Friar Park and discovered a grand Victorian estate whose once-famous gardens had fallen into neglect. Weeds, ivy and brambles had taken over parts of the grounds, the lake needed repairs, and the carefully shaped yews had grown into dense, unruly masses. Harrison set about restoring the landscape, clearing vegetation and…

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In 2023, Australia paved two suburban roads with 135,000 recycled coffee cups and the equivalent of 1.2 million glass bottles, cutting the asphalt’s carbon footprint by 24%

What happens to a takeaway coffee cup after the last sip? In most cases, it ends up in landfill because the thin waterproof lining inside the cup makes conventional recycling difficult. In Australia, however, thousands of these discarded cups have found a very different second life: as part of the material used to build roads.In…

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Shiva Rajkumar APOLOGIES for calling Hindi ‘national language’; says ‘I got confused with one of the Indian languages’ |

Kannada star Shiva Rajkumar landed in controversy for his earlier remark calling Hindi a “national language”. The veteran actor has now apologized after the criticism it received on social media. He clarified that he meant to say Hindi was “one of the national languages” but used the wrong term during the promotions of his upcoming…

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Carl Sandburg bought a 245-acre North Carolina estate for his wife’s goat farm; it became the first National Park Service site dedicated to an American poet | World News

In 1945, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Carl Sandburg and his wife, Lilian “Paula” Sandburg, left Michigan for a 245-acre estate near Flat Rock, North Carolina. The move was driven in large part by Paula’s expanding dairy-goat operation, which needed more pasture and suitable farm buildings. Carl also wanted a warmer climate and a quieter place to…

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