Yellowstone rangers remove 20,100 pieces of trash from geothermal areas in 2026, including more than 5,000 rocks and sticks, 280 visitor hats and over $18 in coins

Yellowstone rangers uncover 20,100 pieces of trash in geothermal areas. (Photo: NPS) Cleaning up litter may be one of the less glamorous parts of working as a national park ranger, but at Yellowstone National Park, the job is particularly important because trash can pose a serious threat to the park’s geothermal features.With more than 4.5…

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‘MDR to boost UPI use in cross border payments’

Introducing MDR on UPI merchant payments could help expand its use for cross-border transactions, says JP Morgan executive. MUMBAI: The introduction of merchant fees on UPI transactions could help expand its use in cross-border payments by giving merchants an alternative that remains cheaper than cards and cash, said Max Neukirchen, co-head of JP Morgan Global…

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Tenant stayed even after rent agreement expired, but a Rs 25 lakh loan to landlady changed the date of calculation; Delhi HC orders payout of Rs 3.27 crore plus 6% interest as mesne profits

The case took a significant turn in 2007, when the landlady borrowed Rs 25 lakh from the tenant. (Image for representative purpose only) You rent out your property and the rent agreement expires, and the tenant does not vacate it, but continues to pay you higher rent. Are you entitled to claim mesne profits, which…

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At 19, Pincky Balhara lost three family members ahead of Asian Games debut; Now, she is only Indian to win multiple Kurash medals | Asian Games 2026 News

Bronze medalists Pincky Balhara of India (AP Photo) Three family deaths in quick succession could have brought Pincky Balhara’s sporting journey to a halt. Instead, the Delhi athlete carried her grief into the competition arena, turned her father’s dream into motivation and went on to win an Asian Games medal.Eight years after her historic silver…

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Scientists built a sunflower-inspired cooling system that delivered 135% more cooling power at solar noon than a fixed horizontal surface |

Representative Image of a sunflower-inspired cooling system tilting to optimize radiative cooling under direct sunlight (AI Generated Image) Researchers in China have developed a radiative cooling system inspired by the way sunflowers track the sun, with experiments showing a 135% increase in cooling flux at solar noon compared with a fixed horizontal version of the…

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After Yash’s ‘Toxic,’ ‘The Paradise’ ratings disabled on the ticket booking app as Nani ACCEPTS he has learnt from the film’s ‘flaws’ | Telugu Movie News

Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ continues to remain a talking point after its theatrical release on September 24. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the action drama arrived with high expectations but has received mixed reactions from audiences and critics. Nani has now addressed the response to the film, saying he has followed the reactions closely and also accepted…

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From IIT Kanpur labs to Japan’s cricket team: How Abhishek Anand built a tech career in Japan while chasing his childhood sporting dream

For many students, graduating from IIT Kanpur and building a career in technology would be a major achievement in itself. For Abhishek Anand, however, it was only one part of the journey. Alongside his academic and professional life, he continued to pursue the sport he had loved since childhood. That passion eventually took him from…

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CJP says Mumbai Police denied permission for Oct 2 protest, launches ‘Jail Bharo Andolan’ | India News

The proposed protest comes amid a broader confrontation between the CJP and authorities after the outfit recently alleged that its co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka and volunteers were detained by police in Assam. NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Sunday claimed that Mumbai Police had denied permission for its proposed protest on October 2. CJP…

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