New Orleans students turn millions of discarded glass bottles into sand to help Louisiana’s sinking coast

What began as a conversation over a bottle of wine between two Tulane University students has grown into an unusual experiment in recycling and coastal restoration. Franziska Trautmann and Max Steitz, the founders of Glass Half Full, have transformed millions of discarded glass bottles into sand, material that is now being tested to help rebuild…

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National Scholarship Portal launched for agriculture students; Rs 21.35 crore released

National Scholarship Portal launched for agriculture students; Rs 21.35 crore released NEW DELHI: The Union Agriculture Ministry has launched the National Scholarship Portal (NSP)-Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system for agriculture students, with scholarships and fellowships worth Rs 21.35 crore released to more than 6,000 students. Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched…

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When ‘Naatu Naatu’ singer Rahul Sipligunj met Rihanna at the Oscars and revealed what she told him, ‘We were too shy to ask for photo’

Singer Rahul Sipligunj is currently in the news for the wrong reasons. He is best known for singing the popular ‘Naatu Naatu’ song from SS Rajamouli’s ‘RRR’. Let’s take a look back when he once shared a memorable moment from the Oscars when he and Kaala Bhairava met global pop star Rihanna. Rahul Sipligunj met…

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Check your Mount of Moon for this rare line—What it reveals about your hidden creativity, intuition, & dreams

A specific palm line in the Moon area signifies creativity and intuition. This line suggests a mind capable of thinking beyond everyday experiences. It connects to imagination, dreams, and a developed inner world for individuals. A clear line indicates controlled imagination, while marks suggest worry or mood swings. Balance is needed when too many lines…

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In 2024, a nine-year Kenya study showed how farmers used 365 beehives to protect crops from elephants

In the dry farming country beside Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, the boundary between crops and wildlife can become difficult to hold. Elephants move through the landscape in search of food and water, and cultivated fields can become particularly attractive when crops are growing. In 2024, a nine-year study offered unusually long-term evidence that something…

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