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Defending Champions India through to Asian Games semi-final as rain washes out quarter-final against Afghanistan | Cricket News

Nagoya: Ground staff cover the pitch due to rain (PTI Photo) India’s men’s cricket team advanced to the semi-finals of the 2026 Asian Games without taking the field after persistent rain forced their quarter-final against Afghanistan to be abandoned in Nisshin, Japan.With dark clouds and steady rain keeping the covers firmly in place and conditions…

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Human and poorly utilised animal excreta could supply 13% of nutrients needed by global crops, scientists estimate |

Human and poorly utilised animal excreta could supply 13% of nutrients needed by global crops, scientists estimate |

Representative Image of a global map illustrating nutrient flows from human and livestock excreta to crops and grasslands (AI Generated Image) Human excreta and poorly utilised livestock excreta contain enough nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to represent about 13% of the nutrient needs of crops and grasslands worldwide, according to a global analysis published in Nature…

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Rhode Island federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled by Trump administration’s EPA in August 2025, rules agency overstepped its authority

Rhode Island federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled by Trump administration’s EPA in August 2025, rules agency overstepped its authority

Federal judge orders revival of $7 billion Solar for All program canceled by EPA in 2025. (Photo: Rhode Island Current) More than a year after federal regulators canceled a $7 billion solar energy grant program, a Rhode Island federal judge has ordered the government to revive the initiative, ruling that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency…

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Meet Sister Stephanie Baliga: Once an aspiring elite runner, she became a nun and raised over $2.6 million through the Chicago Marathon; she’s still running to help families in need

Meet Sister Stephanie Baliga: Once an aspiring elite runner, she became a nun and raised over $2.6 million through the Chicago Marathon; she’s still running to help families in need

Sister Stephanie Baliga turned her passion for running into a mission to help families in need. (Photo: WTTW/Mission of Our Lady of Angels) Sister Stephanie Baliga once dreamed of becoming an elite athlete. Today, the former Division I runner is using that same passion for running to help feed families and senior citizens in her…

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