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At 13, Natasha Agarwal started a school book drive; 5 years later her nonprofit donated over 250,000 books to children across the US and Africa

Ngo: At 13, Natasha Agarwal started a school book drive; 5 years later her nonprofit donated over 250,000 books to children across the US and Africa | World News

Natasha Agarwal: Image Credit: BelieveNBooks In 2021, Natasha Agarwal was an eighth-grader with a concern that ‘too many children did not have books at home.’ Five years later, the school book drive she began has grown into ‘BelieveNBooks,’ a youth-led nonprofit that has donated more than 250,000 books and reached over 50,000 children in the…

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Phones confiscated, players sent home: Match-fixing cloud hangs over Pakistan cricket again | Cricket News

Pakistan’s Babar Azam celebrates after taking a catch to dismiss England’s Ben Duckett during the second Test at the Lord’s against England. (AP) NEW DELHI: The ghost of match-fixing has returned to haunt the Pakistan cricket team and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) during the ongoing three-match Test series against England. After losing the second…

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Mandeep Kaur Khaira: From half an acre to 40: How a Moga woman turned mockery into an Rs 80 lakh farming enterprise

​DIY: 5 clever ways to repurpose corn husks in under 10 minutes and give everyday items a creative makeover​ There’s a particular kind of quiet vindication in building a business out of exactly what people once mocked you for doing, and that’s precisely the story behind Mandeep Kaur Khaira’s journey in Moga, Punjab, as reported…

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A farmer turned 70 acres of his Oregon barley farm into a wetland; now it hosts 140 bird species and endangered fish | World News

A farmer turned 70 acres of his Oregon barley farm into a wetland; now it hosts 140 bird species and endangered fish | World News

A farmer in southern Oregon transformed 70 acres of his 400-acre barley farm into a wetland in 2021, creating an unexpected refuge for wildlife while helping address agricultural water pollution. Karl Wenner, a co-owner of Lakeside Farms near Klamath Falls, worked with conservation agencies and other partners to convert flood-prone farmland into a managed wetland….

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Gold price prediction today: Where are gold prices headed? Check outlook for September 7, 2026 week

Gold price prediction today: Where are gold prices headed? Check outlook for September 7, 2026 week

Gold prices started the week near $4,400/oz after recording a weekly decline. Gold price prediction today: Gold seems to be facing pressures from multiple fronts, entering a corrective phase, says Manav Modi, Senior Analyst, Commodity Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. Here’s is what he has to say about the gold price outlook:Gold has…

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Krystal D’Souza: ‘The Traitors Season 2’ Winner Emphasizes Being Selective in Career Choices Thanks to Television Success - Exclusive |

Krystal D’Souza: ‘The Traitors Season 2’ Winner Emphasizes Being Selective in Career Choices Thanks to Television Success – Exclusive |

Exclusive conversation with ‘The Traitors Season 2’ winner Krystal D’Souza ‘The Traitors Season 2’ winner Krystal D’Souza became a household name right after her debut television show ‘Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai.’ She did a few other TV shows following the success of her debut work, and then took a break before trying different…

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Scientists reconstructed a Wyoming forest from 56-million-year-old fossil leaves; it lost about 60% of its canopy during ancient warming and took more than 100,000 years to recover

Scientists reconstructed a Wyoming forest from 56-million-year-old fossil leaves; it lost about 60% of its canopy during ancient warming and took more than 100,000 years to recover

Wyoming tetons Representative image from Canva Deep in the rock record of Wyoming, a layer of fossil leaves tells a quiet but powerful story about what happens to forests when the planet warms rapidly. About 56 million years ago, during a spike in global temperatures known as the Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), a lush…

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Bengaluru Airport plans doorstep baggage pickup and chauffeur rides: What travellers should know |

Bengaluru Airport plans doorstep baggage pickup and chauffeur rides: What travellers should know |

Bengaluru Airport (Canva) Let’s agree, airport journeys can be stressful even before reaching the terminal. Understanding the situation, Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) is planning to come up with a more seamless alternative. In a recent update, the airport is planning to expand its Care by BLR passenger-assistance programme with a proposed home check-in service…

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In 1997, he moved from India to the US and worked as a janitor to pay the bills; after being told his “thick accent” would never get him a job, Sharran Srivatsaa went on to build businesses worth billions

In 1997, he moved from India to the US and worked as a janitor to pay the bills; after being told his “thick accent” would never get him a job, Sharran Srivatsaa went on to build businesses worth billions

He once used Tony Robbins tapes while cleaning floors to improve his English. When Sharran Srivatsaa arrived in the US from India in 1997, he was not carrying a business empire, a powerful network or a high-paying job. He was a college freshman trying to pay his bills, working as a janitor and struggling with…

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Numerology Today, 7th September, 2026: Lucky Number, Colour, Direction and Best Time As Per Your Birth Date

Numerology Today, 7th September, 2026: Lucky Number, Colour, Direction and Best Time As Per Your Birth Date

Numerology indicates that September 7, 2026, is profoundly influenced by the energies of Number 8. This date offers tailored insights for individuals with specific birth numbers. Those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th, or 28th are encouraged to take charge of their duties, while those with Birth Number 8 should utilize patience and strategic thinking….

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The America-Russia Paradox: One chases historic gold at Chess Olympiad, the other not allowed to play | Chess News

The America-Russia Paradox: One chases historic gold at Chess Olympiad, the other not allowed to play | Chess News

America’s Levon Aronian and Russia’s Ian Nepomniachtchi BENGALURU: For most of the 20th century, the Chess Olympiad was one of the few arenas where the Cold War actually played out on a board. The Soviet Union treated the biennial team event as a matter of state prestige, fielding lineups stacked with world champions and winning…

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Meet Benjamin Choi, a 17-year-old who built a $300 mind-controlled prosthetic arm that reads brainwaves through non-invasive electrodes

Meet Benjamin Choi, a 17-year-old who built a $300 mind-controlled prosthetic arm that reads brainwaves through non-invasive electrodes

Each one of us spent the pandemic doing something that we normally wouldn’t have the time to. While some picked up numerous indoor hobbies, others studied hard enough to change career pathways. Benjamin Choi, a then 17-year-old kid, put his spare time during the phase to design an accessible device that does not require brain…

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