Asian Games: Leaner Indian contingent produces fewer golds but better return-per-medal – in numbers | Asian Games 2026 News

Gold medallist India’s players during the medal ceremony for the men’s hockey event. (PTI Photo) In late August, the Sports Ministry maintained that the qualification criteria for the Asian Games, put into place a year ago, would not change despite criticism. “The idea, from the very beginning, was to send a lean contingent. The criteria…

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $1 million to a Seychelles debt-swap deal; by 2020, the wider project had helped the island nation protect 410,000 sq km of ocean, an area larger than Germany

The debt conversion was supported by several private funders, including the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation was among the private funders that backed a deal helping Seychelles use debt financing for ocean conservation. The deal helped the island nation increase the area of its ocean under protection from just 0.04% of its Exclusive Economic…

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Tamannaah Bhatia reveals she was ‘terrified’ filming ‘The Vvaan’ underwater scene as a non-swimmer and took swimming and deep-sea diving classes: ‘I have to give credit to Sidharth Malhotra, he supported me a lot’ | Hindi Movie News

Tamannaah Bhatia reveals she was terrified filming The Vvaan underwater scene as a non swimmer(Image Credits IMDb) Tamannaah Bhatia has opened up about one of the most challenging sequences she filmed for ‘The Vvaan’, revealing that she had to overcome her fear of being underwater for a crucial scene in the film. In a recent…

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‘Why quit your 9-to-5?’ Gurgaon woman challenges the ‘quit corporate’ trend: ‘As long as it pays your bills, it’s fine’ |

Gurgaon woman challenges the ‘quit corporate’ trend Social media has turned quitting a corporate job into a popular topic. From leaving the 9-to-5 to starting a business or building a side hustle, there is no shortage of posts about choosing a different path. But one Gurgaon woman’s recent take looks at the other side of…

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Kerala orders vigilance probe into 2006 suicide case linked to CEC Gyanesh Kumar | India News

2006 suicide case naming Gyanesh Kumar triggers Kerala vigilance probe NEW DELHI: Kerala home minister Ramesh Chennithala has ordered a Vigilance investigation into allegations of irregularities involving Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar during his tenure as the state’s Public Works Department Secretary in 2006, news agency ANI reported.The case concerns the death by suicide of…

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Montreal did not build a stadium for the 2026 cycling championships; it turned the city itself into one  | World News

Cyclists compete at the start of the UCI Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal race in Montreal on September 14, 2025. Image Credit: Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press/CBC Canada Montreal hosted the 2026 UCI Road World Championships without building a new stadium for the event. Instead, the city temporarily transformed its existing streets, parks, transport links and…

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Asian Games 2026 MVPs: Meet teenage sensation Yu Zidi and sprint king Puripol Boonson | Asian Games 2026 News

Yu Zidi and Puripol Boonson (Reuters/AP Photo) The Asian Games have found two new superstars.China’s 13-year-old swimming sensation Yu Zidi and Thailand’s 20-year-old sprinting powerhouse Puripol Boonson were named the Female and Male Most Valuable Players of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) on Sunday.The pair were rewarded for…

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A 14-year-old Colombian inventor created a device that lets deaf children feel birdsong through vibrations |

At 14, Juan Sebastian Avila Perez is using technology to make it easier for deaf people to experience and identify birds through their calls in Colombia. Sebastian began his conservation work five years ago with a campaign focused on protecting Colombia’s avian biodiversity and preventing species extinctions. During birdwatching activities and environmental education sessions, he…

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