Maharashtra to be first state to bring law for land tokenisation: CM Devendra Fadnavis | Mumbai News

CM Devendra Fadnavis inaugurates an expo at Global Fintech Fest Mumbai: Maharashtra will become the first state in India to create a legislative framework for blockchain-based tokenisation of land and other immovable assets to realise value from real estate estimated at Rs 50 lakh crore, CM Devendra Fadnavis said at Global Fintech Fest (GFF).Fadnavis said…

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86-year-old father alleged youngest son forced him out of ancestral home; Orissa High Court orders son to vacate, leaves separate dispute over land parcels bought in son’s name to civil court

The father claimed that the youngest subjected him to repeated torture and humiliation. (Image for representative purpose only) A father bought land parcels in the youngest son’s name, but their relationship turned bitter and the senior citizen alleged that he had been humiliated and tortured. Orissa High Court’s judgment in the case holds significance.When an…

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Dutch scientists pipe office urine into bacteria-filled cells that generate electricity and recover nitrogen and phosphorus, while a related system can produce hydrogen

Pee breaks are one of the most relaxing times in the office when you finally get to have some sane moments to yourself. Which is why most employees take numerous such breaks within a day. But what if your normal pee break had you secretly contributing to the generation of electricity?Two hundred and sixty men…

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Stella Parton: Dolly Parton kept cancer battle private from family because she ‘did not want people sad’, sister Stella Parton reveals; says she’d be ‘happy and delighted’ by public grief | English Movie News

Dolly Parton’s sister Stella Parton reveals why the country icon kept her cancer battle private. Country music icon Dolly Parton kept her battle with cancer private until her final days because she did not want her fans or family members to worry about her, her younger sister Stella Parton has revealed. Dolly, who died last…

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Struggling to focus? A neurologist shares 5 simple, science-backed ways to train your brain

Along with these techniques, Dr. Chawla advises people to pay attention to the basics: get around 7–8 hours of sleep, manage stress, reduce excessive screen time, and make time for reading. Sleep is especially important for overall brain and mental functioning. If concentration problems are persistent and begin affecting studies, work, or daily life, they…

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Aquarius Horoscope Tomorrow, 10 September 2026: Career, Money, Love and Health Predictions

Aquarius individuals may find themselves navigating significant meetings and pivotal partnership choices. It’s essential to cultivate cooperation, grounded in mutual respect, to drive successful outcomes and equitable agreements. Conversations may arise around commitment and the need for personal boundaries in relationships. Careful evaluation of financial decisions with partners is crucial, along with mindful spending habits….

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In 1904, a Missouri family acquired 15 acres; 106 years later St. Louis County condemned it for Highway 141, and a $238,000 offer became a $2.1 million judgment upheld on appeal

Missouri Supreme Court upheld the family’s $2.1 million award for land taken for Highway 141. In 1904, a Missouri family acquired 15 acres of land in what is now Chesterfield. More than a century later, St Louis County condemned the property for a highway project, turning the land into the centre of a long legal…

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