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Will not compromise national interest for PM's India visit: Bangladesh

Bangladesh has said there is “no rush” for Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit India and stressed that Dhaka would not compromise its national interests while seeking a positive relationship with New Delhi.

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In 1959, a California teenager began building a castle from bottles, car parts and scrap metal; decades later, it had towers and a giant clock

Over the span of 26 years, Michael Rubel transformed discarded materials into a remarkable castle in Glendora, California. Utilizing bottles, scrap metal, and elements from the city's history, he crafted a sprawling complex adorned with towers and distinctive structures. This incredible monument emerged from a former citrus grove and is…

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D4vd murder investigation: Streamer faces new scrutiny after chilling details about Celeste’s death emerge

A newly unsealed medical examiner’s report has revealed that Celeste Rivas Hernandez died from multiple penetrating injuries, with her death officially classified as a homicide. The findings add a major development to the case involving streamer D4vd, who faces a first-degree murder charge and has pleaded not guilty. His attorneys…

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Twitch streamer Hasan Piker takes aim at Erika Kirk after “We Are Charlie Kirk” controversy: “These guys are all goddamn grifters”

Hasan Piker has responded to backlash over singing “We Are Charlie Kirk” during a live show, dismissing what he called repeated “fake outrage.” In a fiery stream, the Twitch commentator claimed he was more respectful toward Charlie Kirk than Erika Kirk and criticized Republicans attempting to carry Kirk’s legacy. Piker…

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A German pigeon began life as a WWI messenger, was captured in France, crossed the Atlantic and became a US military hero

In a museum collection in Washington, D.C., sits an unusual veteran of the First and Second World Wars. Kaiser was a German homing pigeon, hatched in Koblenz in 1917 and captured by American soldiers before the First World War had ended. Instead of being returned to Germany, he was brought…

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Iran invited to join Mecca pact by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan: Report

Iran has been invited to join the Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense, a new security alliance formed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, Al Mayadeen reported, citing a senior Iranian official.

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TikTok food influencer Doctor Food arrested in Lebanon over alleged drug-linked food products

Lebanese authorities arrested TikTok food influencer Georges Dib, known as Doctor Food, on August 23. He was sought for alleged drug-related crimes involving food products made by his businesses. Police had reportedly been searching for Dib for years and he was previously sentenced in absentia. Investigators believe Dib avoided capture…

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In 2022, black rats reached a Great Barrier Reef island; four years later Australia declared it rat-free after an intensive eradication mission

In 2022, the presence of black rats on North West Island raised alarms, necessitating a thorough response. Rangers initiated an aggressive eighteen-month eradication campaign employing both aerial baiting and direct ground approaches to tackle the invasive species. By 2026, after an additional twelve months of diligent monitoring, the island was…

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In 1908, HMS Tiger sank off the Isle of Wight after a collision; 118 years later, divers finally found its wreck

In an extraordinary marine archaeology achievement, ProjectXplore divers have successfully unearthed the long-lost HMS Tiger warship, which sank in 1908 after colliding with HMS Berwick. This remarkable find, hidden for over a century, follows five years of meticulous research into historical documents. The recovered images showcase the ship's decaying fragments…

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Twitch streamer Kameaisweird’s Uber ride takes unexpected turn after driver recognizes her

Twitch streamer Kameaisweird found herself in a harrowing Uber experience on August 22, 2026, as the driver made transphobic comments and insisted she stop filming. In a moment of defiance, Kamea splashed water at him before making her exit. Viewers quickly began to debate the reality of the situation and…

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A businessman bought a 23,000-acre Scottish sporting estate and spent two decades rewilding it; one million native trees later, red squirrels have been reintroduced

An ambitious English businessman has reimagined a historic Scottish hunting estate as a lush wilderness reserve. His initiative, which includes the planting of over one million native trees, has revived populations of red squirrels in the glens. The project also emphasizes the restoration of peatlands and the breeding of Scottish…

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In 2019, Florida began sinking mermaid-shaped reef sculptures; the project now has more than 300 habitat and art modules in South Florida

A remarkable endeavor has come to fruition with over 300 artistically crafted reef modules now anchored in the depths off South Florida. This seven-year journey melds art with conservation, creating artificial habitats from sustainable concrete that nurture marine species. Supported by local governments, this innovative project aims to enhance tourism…

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TikToker Ayesha Gilamana murder case takes shocking turn as police uncover family link

Authorities are delving into a chilling possibility of familial ties in the murder of TikTok star Ayesha Gilamana. Five people, including her father and brother, have been taken into custody amid allegations of an honour killing. Investigators have revealed technical evidence and CCTV footage that link the family to the…

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A British couple bought a derelict 85-foot, seven-storey Victorian water tower at auction; after years of painstaking work, the former asylum water supply became their family home

In Kennington, a neglected Victorian water tower dating back to 1877 has been transformed into a stunning family residence. This Grade II-listed landmark, originally built for an asylum, underwent a lavish restoration by a British couple. They incorporated a contemporary glass cube and an additional utility tower, resulting in a…

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Wash rice twice, not 7 times: Drought-hit England targets faith, cultural habits

TOI correspondent from London: Wash rice twice, not seven times. Use a one-litre jug, not a running tap for wudu. England’s water crisis has put rice bowls and prayer taps in the crosshairs, with a £270,000 taxpayer-funded campaign urging South Asian communities to wash rice fewer times and Muslims to…

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Iran hackers shut UK power facility for 4 days

TOI correspondent from London: Hackers allegedly tied to Iran govt shut down a small British energy generator for four days last month, in what is believed to be UK’s first cyberattack targeting an energy facility. The attack came at the same time as a series of cyberattacks on US water…

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Meghan Markle’s estranged father Thomas Markle 'hurt and upset' as she and Harry return to UK without meeting Archie and Lilibet: 'She doesn’t give a damn about me'

Meghan Markle’s estranged father Thomas Markle says he is “hurt and upset” after learning that Meghan and Prince Harry are reportedly returning to the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet. The 82-year-old, who has never met his grandchildren, says he fears their move will end his hopes of ever…

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In 2020, Phoenix coated 36 miles of roads to fight extreme heat; surfaces became 12°F cooler at noon, but heat exposure for pedestrians rose 5.5°F

Phoenix has implemented a reflective coating on its roads to mitigate urban heat island effects, effectively reducing asphalt temperatures during daylight hours. However, researchers observed that this treatment inadvertently intensified heat radiation exposure for pedestrians in close proximity. They concluded that incorporating shade from trees and buildings is essential for…

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Heavy rain triggers deadly landfill collapse in Guinea, over 20 killed

At least 22 people were killed in Guinea’s capital Conakry after a huge mound of rubbish collapsed onto nearby homes following heavy rain, authorities said on Sunday.

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Cafes, shops shut over 'violation of norms': Iran's hijab crackdown returns as women defy veiling rules

Iran's long-running debate over mandatory hijab has resurfaced as hardliners push for stricter enforcement, even as the country grapples with the fallout of its conflict with the US.

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Over 50 coordinated arson attacks rock Southern Thailand, 2 injured

At least two people were injured after more than 50 coordinated arson and incendiary attacks aimed at "creating unrest" struck Thailand's insurgency-hit southern provinces, the country's military said.

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Indonesia arrests 72 over forest fires as choking haze spreads to Malaysia

Indonesian authorities have arrested 72 people suspected of deliberately starting forest and peatland fires as huge blazes in central and western parts of the country sent thick, choking haze across Indonesia and into neighbouring Malaysia.

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Alaska eradicated rats from a 6,869-acre Aleutian island more than two centuries after they arrived in a shipwreck; within two years some native bird populations had increased 200% or more and missing seabirds began returning

After two hundred years of invasive rat habitation, Hawadax Island witnessed a remarkable transformation. Within just two years of their removal, native bird populations surged by over 200 percent. Seabirds previously thought extinct began to return, nesting on the island's enchanting cliffs. The restoration of the island's original name, Hawadax,…

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Meet the world’s highest-ranking penguin Sir Nils Olav III, set to become a father after partner lays egg; Edinburgh Zoo welcomes first king penguin egg in 17 years

The world’s highest-ranking penguin, Major General Sir Nils Olav III, is set to become a father after his partner Connie laid an egg at Edinburgh Zoo. The surprise arrival marks the zoo’s first king penguin egg in 17 years. Keepers are closely monitoring the inexperienced parents as they take turns…

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In 2021, Alabama students began placing discarded Christmas trees along Gulf Coast dunes to trap sand; each year about 200 students now add roughly 3,000 native plants around them

Alabama's fragile sand dunes are being restored with discarded holiday trees, as students and volunteers team up to plant native vegetation along the coast. This innovative project marries sand trapping techniques with the introduction of native plants to stabilize the dunes. This effort not only protects essential infrastructure but also…

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