Scientists built a tent that generates electricity from rain, wind and human movement; one tap charged a capacitor to 5.8 volts |

Representative Image of a tent in a natural setting utilizing wind and rain to harvest energy for low-power devices (AI Generated Image) Scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles have developed a tent that can generate small amounts of electricity from everyday movements, wind and raindrops. The prototype uses a phenomenon called magnetoelasticity, in…

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Vetri Maaran: ‘I respect my fans a lot’: Soori opens up about journey from comedy roles to leading man, recalls 100 days at sea for Mandaadi and credits Vetri Maaran for changing his image | Tamil Movie News

Actor Soori believes his journey from comedy roles to leading man has changed the way he approaches cinema. After earning appreciation for ‘Mandaadi’, the actor has opened up about the responsibility that comes with being a hero and why he now wants to be more careful with his film choices.Soori says audience expectations have also…

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Feeding American Robins: This one fruit in your garden can attract American Robins: Here’s what to put out and how to do it right

As the crisp air of autumn settles in and gardens begin trading their summer blooms for golden leaves, many bird lovers start wondering how to keep their feathered visitors coming back even as natural food sources dwindle. While seed feeders and suet blocks are the usual go-to options, there is one surprisingly simple trick that…

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Gold price prediction today: Will bearish bias continue? Check outlook for September 15, 2026 week

Overall, the weekly bias remains cautious to bearish below Rs 155,700. Gold price prediction today: Gold outlook remains tilted to bearish as corrective pressures persist, says Manav Modi, Senior Analyst, Commodity Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. Below is his outlook on gold prices:Gold remains under corrective pressure after the sharp rejection from the…

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Pat Cummins warns Australia could face ‘hostility’ on first South Africa Test tour since Sandpaper Gate | Cricket News

Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne Australia captain Pat Cummins expects the Test team could encounter some hostility when it returns to South Africa for its first red-ball tour there since the infamous Sandpaper Gate scandal of 2018.Australia are scheduled to play three ODIs and three Tests in South Africa. Although the Australians have…

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Israel is planning to surround prisons with crocodile-filled moats inspired by Trump’s Alligator Alcatraz; now people are debating wildlife protection and land use

A proposal to use crocodile-filled moats around Israeli prison facilities has brought an unusual environmental question into focus: what happens when wildlife conservation, security and land management intersect? The plan, which was first proposed in December 2025 by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, involves using crocodiles around maximum-security prison wings. The idea was reportedly…

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HaiWaan Full Moviecollection: ‘Haiwaan’ box office collections day 4: Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar starrer earns less than a crore on its first Monday; India net reaches Rs 8.05 crore |

‘Haiwaan’ sees a further drop on Monday(Image Credit: Instagram) Priyadarshan’s ‘Haiwaan,’ starring Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar, was released on the big screens on September 11, 2026. After the opening weekend, on its first Monday, the earnings of ‘Haiwaan’ took a nosedive. The movie made less than a crore on its day four, according…

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“It is hearbreaking for a child”: 27-year-old Harshit Sanguri walks through a forest to teach 9 kids at a remote Uttarakhand school; he’s making a quiet difference the world needs to see

Harshit Sanguri with his students After reaching the mains of several competitive exams without making the final cut, Harshit Sanguri found his calling in a remote primary school in Nainital’s Ramgarh block. He now teaches every subject to children from first to fifth grade, walks through a forested stretch to reach his school and spends…

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