Cost-Effective Water Filter: Delhi-NCR twin sisters turn okra, fenugreek and rice husk into a Rs 100 electricity-free water filter; IIT Delhi tests show up to 93% removal of PFAS

​Naina and Nayantara Singh developed the low-cost plant-based water filter. What if some of the ingredients sitting in a kitchen cupboard could help tackle pollutants that conventional water filters struggle with? For Delhi-NCR twins Naina and Nayantara Singh, that question became the starting point for a nearly year-long scientific experiment. The Class XII students have…

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‘My film journey began in Chennai in the mid-90s’: Ravi Teja gets emotional at ‘Irumudi’ Chennai event | Telugu Movie News

Ravi Teja made the Chennai event for his latest film ‘Irumudi’ more special by sharing anecdotes from his personal life. The actor spoke of his long association with Tamil Nadu and recalled how his early film industry days began in Chennai. He also tried to address the gathering in Tamil because of his love for…

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‘No one said a word, apologised or even made eye contact with me’: Indian-American comedian Zarna Garg says she was trapped in Hermès bathroom for 80 minutes in Berlin

Indian-American comedian Zarna Garg went to a Hermès store in Berlin and expected, well, a luxury shopping experience. Instead, she ended up stuck inside its bathroom for about an hour and 20 minutes.And naturally, Garg did what she does best – she started making jokes about it.Garg is currently travelling with her three children, Zoya,…

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Meet Luca McGill, the Arizona eighth-grader who flew a drone 120 metres into the sky expecting cities to have the most ground-level CO2; rural areas did instead

Luca McGillPhoto: Society for Science When 13-year-old Luca McGill set out to measure carbon dioxide in Arizona, he assumed the busiest city streets would naturally produce the highest levels. However, his custom drone experiments revealed a completely different reality. As documented by the Society for Science, which highlights young researchers through its Thermo Fisher Scientific…

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Quote Of The Day By Bhagavad Gita: How shifting your mind from past regret to present Karma unlocks a new chapter in your career, health, and relationships

While past failures may try to creep into our present, they shouldn’t deter new beginnings. Inspired by Krishna’s teachings, we learn to rise above self-doubt and focus on our current choices. Embrace the opportunity to take a single, small step toward your objectives. Don’t let history’s labels limit your abilities; your present actions can reshape…

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In 1969, a Church’s Fried Chicken co-founder bought 3,000 acres of neglected Texas ranchland; decades of restoration brought long-absent springs and flowing water back

Bamberger Ranch PreservePhoto credit: https://www.bambergerranch.org Back in 1969, R. C. Bamberger made a bold move that left many locals scratching their heads. The co-founder of Church’s Fried Chicken bought 3,000 acres of badly damaged land in the Texas Hill Country, stepping into a landscape ruined by generations of heavy cattle grazing. The topsoil was washed…

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No permission for protest against UGC regulations, reservation system: Delhi Police | India News

Anti-reservation protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar NEW DELHI: No permission has been granted for Sunday’s planned protest against the UGC Equity Regulations, 2026, and the reservation system at Shah Auditorium in the capital, Delhi Police clarified.The police described videos circulating on social media claiming that permission had been granted as “false and misleading.”“It is further…

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Potential For Injury Or Death: ‘Could result in injury or death’: Thanedar urges US to halt ICE’s electric shock glove plan

Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar warns against ICE’s electric shock gloves Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar and two other senior Democratic lawmakers have urged the US government to immediately halt Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) plan to procure gloves capable of delivering electric shocks to officers and agents.In a letter to homeland security secretary Markwayne Mullin on…

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‘Little fat black shirt’: Bengaluru cafe faces heat over ‘body-shaming’ customer, apologises | Bengaluru News

A Bengaluru customer has criticised cafe Subko after spotting a body-shaming description on his bill. BENGALURU: A Bengaluru customer has called out popular café Subko after an unusual description on his bill left him upset.Instead of his name, the receipt reportedly identified the customer as “Little Fat Black Shirt”, describing him by his body type…

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‘Masters in our own home’: Canada PM Carney explains why trade talks with US were suspended

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Canada suspended trade talks with the United States on Saturday, citing that Washington had pushed for too many concessions in the final stages of negotiations, prompting Ottawa to recall its negotiators back home. Summing up Ottawa’s position, Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “We are masters in our own home.”He added…

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