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Scientists built a tent that generates electricity from rain, wind and human movement; one tap charged a capacitor to 5.8 volts |

Scientists built a tent that generates electricity from rain, wind and human movement; one tap charged a capacitor to 5.8 volts |

Representative Image of a tent in a natural setting utilizing wind and rain to harvest energy for low-power devices (AI Generated Image) Scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles have developed a tent that can generate small amounts of electricity from everyday movements, wind and raindrops. The prototype uses a phenomenon called magnetoelasticity, in…

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UAE Hajj 2027 registration is now open: Who can apply, last date, selection process and what pilgrims need to know

UAE Hajj 2027 registration is now open: Who can apply, last date, selection process and what pilgrims need to know

Pilgrims performing Hajj (Canva) The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has opened registration for Hajj 2027, giving pilgrims a limited window to submit their applications. According to the UAE’s General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat, registration for the 1448 AH Hajj season started on September 14, 2026, and will remain open until September 25…

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Meet Nathan Stafford, the Sydney gardener whose response to a homeless man's request for change went viral: he offered work, then paid him $100

Meet Nathan Stafford, the Sydney gardener whose response to a homeless man’s request for change went viral: he offered work, then paid him $100

The gardener said the work was his way of allowing Robert to earn the money while also showing him respect. A homeless man asking for spare change in Sydney received a different kind of help when gardener Nathan Stafford offered him work instead. Stafford was cleaning up a residential street when the man, who introduced…

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Sydney Sweeney faces backlash over sports betting ad as female athletes accuse campaign of sexualizing women in sport: ‘How do we live in a world where monetizing a woman’s body’ | More sports News

Sydney Sweeney An advertising campaign starring American actor Sydney Sweeney has drawn sharp criticism from female athletes, who have accused the campaign of sexualising women and undermining the way female athletes are represented in sport.The controversy centres on an ad for sports prediction market platform Novig, in which Sweeney appears wearing little or no clothing….

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Nepal farmers are losing up to 90% of their maize to monkey and wild boars; getting compensation can require 12 documents for a payout capped at Rs 10,000 | World News

Nepal farmers are losing up to 90% of their maize to monkey and wild boars; getting compensation can require 12 documents for a payout capped at Rs 10,000 | World News

Nepal farmers are reporting substantial crop losses from wildlife, with rhesus macaques, wild boars and porcupines among the animals frequently entering agricultural fields. A 2026 study by the National Trust for Nature Conservation found that households surveyed across 44 local government areas lost an average of 50.3% of their maize production to wildlife, while maize…

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Vetri Maaran: ‘I respect my fans a lot’: Soori opens up about journey from comedy roles to leading man, recalls 100 days at sea for Mandaadi and credits Vetri Maaran for changing his image | Tamil Movie News

Vetri Maaran: ‘I respect my fans a lot’: Soori opens up about journey from comedy roles to leading man, recalls 100 days at sea for Mandaadi and credits Vetri Maaran for changing his image | Tamil Movie News

Actor Soori believes his journey from comedy roles to leading man has changed the way he approaches cinema. After earning appreciation for ‘Mandaadi’, the actor has opened up about the responsibility that comes with being a hero and why he now wants to be more careful with his film choices.Soori says audience expectations have also…

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Feeding American Robins: This one fruit in your garden can attract American Robins: Here’s what to put out and how to do it right

Feeding American Robins: This one fruit in your garden can attract American Robins: Here’s what to put out and how to do it right

As the crisp air of autumn settles in and gardens begin trading their summer blooms for golden leaves, many bird lovers start wondering how to keep their feathered visitors coming back even as natural food sources dwindle. While seed feeders and suet blocks are the usual go-to options, there is one surprisingly simple trick that…

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Greg Chappell leads seven Australia captains in appeal to foreign minister over 'humanitarian' Imran Khan concerns | Cricket News

Greg Chappell leads seven Australia captains in appeal to foreign minister over ‘humanitarian’ Imran Khan concerns | Cricket News

Mumbai: Former Australia captain and India head coach Greg Chappell has stepped up his efforts to secure fair medical treatment and welfare for former Pakistan Prime Minister and 1992 World Cup-winning captain Imran Khan.As part of Chappell’s latest initiative, seven former Australia captains have approached Foreign Minister Penny Wong over humanitarian concerns surrounding Imran’s detention…

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Solar Industries acquires S African company for 13,000 crore

Solar Industries acquires S African company for 13,000 crore

Nagpur: Solar Industries, a Nagpur-headquartered explosives manufacturer, has signed a definitive agreement to take over South Africa’s Omnia Holdings in a Rs 12,951 crore deal, leading to formation of one of the world’s largest and most integrated blasting solutions platform.Solar would also get access to key international markets, including US, Canada, Australia, Brazil and Indonesia,…

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