Three wild Himalayan predators share the same turf, hunt at the same hours, and somehow never go to war: Study reveals surprising ‘menu’ differences |

A groundbreaking study in Nepal’s Lapchi Valley reveals a surprising peace among three apex predators: snow leopards, common leopards, and Himalayan wolves. Instead of territorial divisions, their coexistence hinges on distinct dietary preferences. Snow leopards favor wild ungulates, common leopards prey on livestock and smaller animals near settlements, while wolves consume a mix. The Himalayas…

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Couple denied boarding despite valid passes, spent night at airport; consumer commission orders SpiceJet to pay Rs 62,000 |

NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Srinagar has directed SpiceJet to pay Rs 62,078 to a Haj returnee and his wife after they were denied boarding despite having valid boarding passes and checking in on time. The commission held the airline liable for deficiency in service as well as unfair trade practice.What was the…

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Youth discontent calls for revitalizing systems

After a long time, the youth has nucleated a nationwide discourse emanating from social media trails, that is centered around their shared concerns about examination, education, and employment systems in the country. The involvement of primary stakeholders in some nitty-gritty of the processes that shape them for surviving and thriving, is alltime need to strengthen…

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Meet Rahul Sahota, Indian entrepreneur whose Arizona restaurant has no freezers or microwave: ‘Came to America, no English, no money, just a dream’

Indian-origin restaurateur speaks about his American Dream. Indian restaurateur Rahul Sahota believes he has revolutionized Indian food in Arizona on a small scale as his Indian restaurant does not have a freezer or microwave. He does not use seed oils, food dyes and is now the proud owner of the first drive-through restaurant of Arizona…

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‘Important to place defence minister’s address in full, proper context’: Centre on row over Op Sindoor deaths | India News

NEW DELHI: A day after the government released the names of six soldiers killed in action during Operation Sindoor, the Centre on Saturday rejected the opposition’s accusation that defence minister Rajnath Singh had told Parliament in July last year that security forces had suffered no casualties.In a statement, the defence ministry said that Rajnath’s address…

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‘Operation Devendra’: Uddhav Thackeray says Amit Shah planned Sena (UBT) MP defections to ‘sideline’ Fadnavis | India News

File photo: Uddhav Thackeray, Amit Shah, Devendra Fadnavis (PTI) NEW DELHI: Shiv Sena (UBT) president Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday alleged that the BJP‘s so-called “Operation Tiger”—the defection of six Lok Sabha MPs from his faction to the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena earlier this week—was aimed at keeping Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, a BJP member,…

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Farah Khan: Lock Upp: Farah Khan jokingly reveals why Sunita Ahuja joined the show: ‘Isne bola tha jab iske bure din aayenge tab ye reality shows karegi’

Lock Upp 2 has finally premiered with a grand launch, introducing viewers to a fresh batch of contestants. Hosted by Farah Khan and Riteish Deshmukh, the reality show kicked off with the energetic entry of the hosts, who welcomed the first seven inmates into the controversial jail.Among the contestants, Sunita Ahuja grabbed everyone’s attention as…

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Backing without role clarity: Ashwin questions Gautam Gambhir’s ‘wrong utilisation’ of Washington Sundar in T20Is | Cricket News

Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has questioned the way Washington Sundar is being used in India’s T20I side, saying the all-rounder has not been given a clear role despite continuing to get opportunities.Ashwin, speaking on his Hindi YouTube show Ash Ki Baat, said Sundar has the backing of the team management but is often underused…

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