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From Vijay to Mouni Roy: Celebrity Divorces That Shocked Fans in 2026

The year 2026 has emerged as one of the most surprising years for celebrity relationships in India. Several high-profile separations involving actors, television stars, and public personalities have dominated entertainment headlines, leaving fans emotional and deeply shocked. What made these stories especially attention-grabbing was the fact that many of these…

Times Life

Hugh Skinner's My London: Brixton's best cabbage and environment officers

Actor Hugh Skinner snuffles peanuts and cabbage at Naughty Piglets, and dares to date at Garlic & Shots

Evening Standard

8 Rare Desert Animals Found Only In Rajasthan

When people think about Rajasthan, they often imagine golden sand dunes, majestic forts, and endless deserts. But hidden deep inside the harsh landscape of the Thar Desert lives a secret world very few people ever get to see. From elusive wild cats and rare birds to reptiles built for survival,…

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Rep. Chuck Edwards faces House ethics investigation over harassment allegations

The House Ethics Committee is investigating Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards of North Carolina over allegations that he created a hostile work environment and engaged in sexual harassment

The Independent UK

London’s first River Thames bathing spot opens today – here’s where to find it

The official bathing season begins on Friday and will run until September 30

The Independent UK

House Ethics panel announces sexual harassment investigation into Rep. Edwards

The committee said it also was reviewing whether Edwards "may have created or fostered a hostile work environment."

Axios

Energy-hungry datacentres and the environmental cost of e-clutter

Letters: By deleting photos from our phones, we can ease demand for data storage and the huge amount of electricity it uses, writes Gill Davidson, while Robert Harrison suggests the waste heat from datacentres could be repurposed

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The Zero Waste Aisle How Refill Stations are Helping Shoppers Cut Both Plastic and Costs

The amount of plastic packaging waste generated by a single trip to the grocery store is truly staggering. Most household cleaning products and pantry staples come in single-use containers that end up in landfills. Retailers are finally introducing a creative solution to this environmental problem by installing dedicated refill stations.…

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Overcoming Safety Risks with Honeywell Fault-Tolerant Control

A single control system failure in an oil refinery or power plant can trigger a chain reaction of catastrophic events—explosions, toxic releases, environmental devastation, and loss of human life. The 2005 Texas City refinery disaster and numerous pipeline incidents serve as stark reminders that inadequate safety controls carry consequences measured…

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5 snake-filled waters in Queensland surrounded by rainforest and wetlands

Queensland’s waterways pass through rainforests, floodplains, mangrove systems and heavily populated coastal regions, creating habitats where snakes remain active throughout much of the year. Warm temperatures and frequent rainfall support large populations of fish, frogs and small mammals, which naturally attract predators into rivers, lakes and tidal channels. Some species…

The Times of India

Will future missions to the Moon be sustainable? It may depend on whom you ask

There’s a new space race to the Moon, and this time the ambitions are not just to visit but to stay. NASA’s Artemis program aims to establish a long-term human presence on the lunar surface in the 2030s. China, India, Japan and a number of private companies all have lunar…

The Conversation

Pregnancy is a chance to reshape family eating habits before the baby arrives

Pregnancy is often regarded as a time to prepare the nursery, but it is also a useful moment to get the kitchen ready.

The Conversation

India's geothermal resources estimated at 11,000 GW; Can create up to 700,000 jobs while boosting clean energy supply

India possesses significant geothermal potential for electricity, cooling, and industrial heat. This clean energy source can create numerous jobs and boost economic activity. While past development was limited, new technologies and policies now make large-scale geothermal projects more feasible. Geothermal offers energy security with minimal environmental impact, unaffected by weather…

The Economic Times

ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Market titans decode AI, wealth creation & India’s next investment cycle

As markets grow volatile, the Economic Times' Alpha Wealth Summit in Mumbai will gather experts to discuss future wealth creation. Sessions will cover finding alpha, building a Rs 100 crore portfolio in a lower-return environment, and navigating India's next decade amidst AI's rise.

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Ratan Tata’s Forgotten Dream Is Returning in Electric Form

For years, the Tata Nano was remembered as the car that arrived too early for India. Some called it revolutionary. Some called it a failure. But now, the same car could be preparing for the biggest comeback in Indian automobile history. This time, not as the world’s cheapest car. But…

AAP

Cattle station gets permit to kill 20,000 parrots

Conservation groups are outraged that a cattle station has been given government permits to kill 20,000 corellas and galahs.

Times Pets

Why Dogs Suddenly Start Barking After Midnight

Almost everyone has been disturbed by sudden dog barking late at night. One dog starts barking, and within seconds, the entire street seems awake. While many people see it as random noise, experts say these sounds are actually part of a survival system. Street dogs bark to warn their group,…

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Democratic and GOP women announce ‘partnership’ to address sexual misconduct

As some worry that an uproar over sexual misconduct in Congress will pass without meaningful change, House members announced a “bipartisan partnership” Wednesday. The goal is to “identify reforms and solutions to make Congress a safer work environment for women and all survivors,” according to a news release. Reps. Teresa…

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Kids Ain't Cheap

Parents Say IEP Meetings Feel More Hostile in 2026 — Here’s Why

Parents across the country are saying that IEP meetings no longer feel collaborative in 2026. What was once designed to be a team discussion focused on helping students with disabilities now often feels tense, rushed, and emotionally draining for families. Many parents describe walking into meetings already feeling defensive because…

The Guardian - AU

Man dies in Sydney prison unit that watchdog wanted shut down because it ‘cannot provide a safe environment’

Exclusive: Young inmate took own life in Long Bay prison five months after independent inspector warned of ‘ligature points in cells across all areas’

TechRadar

Why sovereign cloud starts with smarter workload placement

Moving from a public, private or hybrid cloud environment into a sovereign one demands real planning.

Evening Standard

Historic ‘belly button of world football’ site given protected status

Historic Environment Scotland has recognised the remains at First Hampden in Glasgow.

The Economic Times

Why do robins start singing before sunrise, and what science says about it

European robins and their North American cousins begin singing before dawn, a behavior scientists attribute to biological, environmental, and behavioral factors. This early vocalization allows them to mark territories, attract mates, and communicate effectively in low-light conditions, offering a significant advantage over other species. Their sensitivity to light, including artificial…

The Economic Times

In 1979, miners using hydraulic hoses in Alaska uncovered a mummified steppe bison preserved for 36,000 years

Alaska's permafrost yielded a remarkable 36,000-year-old steppe bison, nicknamed "Blue Babe," in 1979. Unlike typical fossils, this specimen retained soft tissues and skin, offering unprecedented insights into Ice Age life and predation. Miners stumbled upon the exceptionally preserved carcass, revealing details of its final moments and the environment it inhabited.

The Economic Times

Toxic leadership explained: How crisis hero culture gets rewarded at work

Many organizations mistakenly value eleventh-hour project saviors over proactive leaders. This culture, where crisis management is lauded, can mask systemic issues. Employees often confuse a leader's intensity during emergencies with competence, leading to burnout and instability. True leadership lies in preventing crises, not just managing them, ensuring a stable and…

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