In 2008, an Australian couple bought coastal land and found a pristine ‘unicorn’ aquifer; 18 years later, they are selling it as fine water for $10 a bottle, after it scored 100/100

Pic credit: Instagram/ Carribie Damien Smith, a passionate South Australian surfer, and his wife, Gretchen Scinta, moved to the western coast of Yorke Peninsula to catch the waves. What they really caught was something even more precious: fresh water that’s worth bottling. Soon, the land turned them into fine-water producers, with their bottled water earning…

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‘Vaibhav Sooryavanshi didn’t do anything wrong’: Ex-India star questions Sanju Samson’s selection | Cricket News

Sanju Samson and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Image credit: Agencies) Former India batter Mohammad Kaif has questioned India’s decision to pick Sanju Samson ahead of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for the first T20I against Afghanistan.Samson returned to the Indian team but managed only 10 runs off nine balls as India beat Afghanistan by seven wickets at the Arun Jaitley…

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Scientists built a wood-based sponge that pulls water from air as dry as 15% humidity; it produced up to 1.72 litres per kg per day

Image: AI-generated representation of a wood-based sponge that pulls water from air as dry as 15% humidity Water vapour is present almost everywhere, even in places where rivers, lakes and groundwater are scarce. The challenge has always been turning that invisible moisture into usable freshwater efficiently enough to make atmospheric water harvesting practical. Now, researchers…

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Kareena Kapoor Khan drops glimpse of Ganpati made by 5-year old son Jeh with Saif Ali Khan, wishes fans a happy Ganesh Chaturthi |

Kareena Kapoor gave fans a glimpse into her intimate Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations at home, and this year, the festivities came with a special family touch. The actor shared pictures of her younger son Jehangir Ali Khan Pataudi, lovingly called Jeh, making a Ganesh idol, with his father Saif Ali Khan by his side.Kareena first shared…

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In 2007, Mieko Catlett visited Uttarakhand’s Bageshwar with her husband Robert; 19 years later, she returned from Japan carrying his ashes to fulfil his final wish

At the Saryu River, she performed the final rituals in the presence of priests and family members. A Japanese woman travelled to Bageshwar in Uttarakhand, carrying the ashes of her late husband to fulfil a wish he had expressed before his death. Mieko Catlett reached the town in August with the ashes of Robert Catlett,…

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OpenAI ‘drops’ IPO plans for 2026, hours after Dario Amodei’s letter calling for slowdown in AI development’ Sam Altman says: Right now would be…

Sam Altman rules out an OpenAI listing in 2026, and backs Dario Amodei’s call to pace the frontier OpenAI has shelved any prospects of launching an initial public offering (IPO) in 2026. CEO Sam Altman made the disclosure even as his top competitor, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, issued a public appeal urging frontier technology developers…

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Daily Career Horoscope, September 14, 2026: Success, challenges, and breakthroughs; Know about your career

AriesA long-awaited offer letter might provide much-needed stability and clarity to your professional aspirations. Think about the role, responsibilities, location, growth prospects and long term fit thoroughly before agreeing, go beyond salary. If it is an opportunity you have been striving toward do not spend time getting the procedures done. It can also regain trust…

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In 1869, 100 sheep were introduced to Mexico’s Socorro Island; the herd grew to about 5,000 and damaged 30% of the island, then removing 1,762 helped forest cover rise from 29% to 85%

Representative Image (AI-generated) Imagine an island where a herd introduced for ranching gradually became one of the biggest threats to its native ecosystem. That is what happened on Mexico’s Socorro Island, where about 100 sheep introduced in 1869 eventually became feral and reached an estimated 5,000 animals by 1960. Over decades, overgrazing contributed to severe…

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Nitin Gadkari says FASTag lifted toll income by Rs 7,000 crore to over Rs 82,000 crore; full barrier-free rollout by March 2027 could bring government up to Rs 25,000 crore a year

FASTag adoption has already increased toll collections by 10%, or around Rs 7,000 crore. (Image for representative purpose only) Soon, you will be able to travel barrier free across the country with FASTag making the barrier-free tolling system a reality. The full implementation of the electronic toll collection system FASTag could generate an annual benefit…

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