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Rashmika Mandanna makes FIRST public appearance post hip injury; steps out with husband Vijay Deverakonda | Telugu Movie News

Rashmika Mandanna makes FIRST public appearance post hip injury; steps out with husband Vijay Deverakonda | Telugu Movie News

Rashmika Mandanna who is recovering from her hip injury recently made her first public appearance as the ‘Mysaa’ star was spotted at the engagement ceremony in Hyderabad. The actress was seen tagging along with her husband Vijay Deverakonda as they made their way at the venue holding each other’s hands. Rashmika Mandanna steps out after…

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Tibetan Plateau Ice Increase: Between 1979 and 2018, ice inside the Tibetan Plateau has increased despite rising global warming, which should melt it: What is the surprising reason behind the unusual pattern?

Tibetan Plateau Ice Increase: Between 1979 and 2018, ice inside the Tibetan Plateau has increased despite rising global warming, which should melt it: What is the surprising reason behind the unusual pattern?

Global warming is supposed to have one obvious effect on frozen ground: it melts.And this is what is happening across most of the world’s cold regions, from the Arctic to the Alps. But high up on the Tibetan Plateau, something strange is going on. Scientists have found that across roughly a third of the region’s…

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Invasive Argentine ants are defending other pests in California's citrus groves and vineyards, troubling farmers and leaving natives hungry

Invasive Argentine ants are defending other pests in California’s citrus groves and vineyards, troubling farmers and leaving natives hungry

An invasive species of ants travelled across continents to America and is now defending other insects. According to a report by econews, Argentine Ants have been protecting aphids, mealybugs, scales, whiteflies and psyllids against the predators and parasites that would normally keep their population under control. This unlikely alliance has turned the ants into a…

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‘There were nerves’: India coach Sjoerd Marijne reveals what went wrong in must-win Australia draw | Hockey News

India coach Sjoerd Marijne NEW DELHI: India women’s hockey team coach Sjoerd Marijne admitted nerves got the better of his side in their crucial 0-0 draw against Australia, as a lack of rhythm, unforced errors and missed opportunities ended their hopes of reaching the World Cup semifinals.India needed a win against Australia on Sunday to…

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81-year-old mother allegedly forced to leave house: SC restores son's eviction under Senior Citizens Act

81-year-old mother allegedly forced to leave house: SC restores son’s eviction under Senior Citizens Act

The Court restored the orders passed by the authorities under the Senior Citizens Act directing the eviction of the appellant’s son and daughter-in-law. The Supreme Court has held that tribunals constituted under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 can order eviction of children or other occupants from a senior citizen’s…

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Awarapan 2 Full Movie Collection: 'Awarapan 2' box office collection Day 11 [LIVE]: Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani film eyes Rs 140 crore India net as worldwide haul nears Rs 200 crore ahead of Yash's 'Toxic' release | Hindi Movie News

Awarapan 2 Full Movie Collection: ‘Awarapan 2’ box office collection Day 11 [LIVE]: Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani film eyes Rs 140 crore India net as worldwide haul nears Rs 200 crore ahead of Yash’s ‘Toxic’ release | Hindi Movie News

Awarapan 2 Day 11 box office collection (Image Credits IMDb) ‘Awarapan 2’ continues its strong theatrical run on Day 11, with Emraan Hashmi and Disha Patani’s action drama reaching Rs. 136.44 crore India net and Rs. 192.80 crore worldwide after Day 10. With ‘Toxic’ arriving on August 26, the sequel now eyes the Rs. 140…

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In 2011, conservationists dropped 75 tonnes of poisoned bait on Henderson Island; only about 60–80 rats survived, but within two years their population was back to roughly two-thirds of its former level

In 2011, conservationists dropped 75 tonnes of poisoned bait on Henderson Island; only about 60–80 rats survived, but within two years their population was back to roughly two-thirds of its former level

Henderson Island (Image credit: Canva) In 2011, Henderson Island, a remote and uninhabited island in the South Pacific, became the site of one of the largest rodent-eradication attempts ever undertaken on an island of its size. Conservationists spread about 75 tonnes of poisoned bait across the island in an effort to eliminate invasive Pacific rats,…

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