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Couple bought a £1.2 million home with a dog-proof fence; years later, neighbours claimed half an acre of their garden | World News

Couple bought a £1.2 million home with a dog-proof fence; years later, neighbours claimed half an acre of their garden | World News

David Todd and Caroline Hodge outside court. Image Credit: Champion News David Todd and Caroline Hodge bought their £1.2 million home in East Sussex with a countryside setting and a secure fence that was important because they owned two Labradors. Years later, however, that same fence became the centre of a dispute with their new…

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Who owns Tata, who runs it? The power struggle between Tata Sons and Tata Trusts explained

Who owns Tata, who runs it? The power struggle between Tata Sons and Tata Trusts explained

Noel Tata, chairman of Tata Trusts, voted against the proposal. The Tata group leadership crisis has deepened with Tata Sons’ board on Thursday voting to give N Chandrasekaran another five-year term as executive chairman. This has overturned his earlier decision to step down. But Tata Trusts, the conglomerate’s majority shareholder, has rejected the resolution almost…

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In 1993, Michael Jackson, along with two collaborators, patented the ‘anti-gravity’ shoes; here's how the King of Pop pulled off his impossible-looking lean |

In 1993, Michael Jackson, along with two collaborators, patented the ‘anti-gravity’ shoes; here’s how the King of Pop pulled off his impossible-looking lean |

​In 1993, Michael Jackson, along with two collaborators, patented the ‘anti-gravity’ shoes; here’s how the King of Pop pulled off his impossible-looking lean (Image Credit: Instagram) Michael Jackson had a way of making a dance move look like something the human body simply should not be able to do. One of the best examples came…

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In the 1990s, a cattle drug wiped out millions of vultures. Years later, their disappearance was linked to 500,000 human deaths |

In the 1990s, a cattle drug wiped out millions of vultures. Years later, their disappearance was linked to 500,000 human deaths |

For generations, vultures were part of the everyday landscape across India. They gathered around cattle carcasses, circled above rubbish dumps and cleared away animal remains before they had time to linger. Then, in the 1990s, their numbers began to collapse at an extraordinary rate. A veterinary painkiller called diclofenac was eventually identified as a major…

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Who Was Laurie Baker? The British architect who built homes for India’s poor, used local materials and became the ‘Gandhi of Indian Architecture’? |

Who Was Laurie Baker? The British architect who built homes for India’s poor, used local materials and became the ‘Gandhi of Indian Architecture’? |

His work earned him the name “Gandhi of architecture.” Laurie Baker believed a house did not have to be expensive to be beautiful. At a time when concrete and steel were often seen as the symbols of modern construction, the British-born architect turned to local bricks, traditional building methods and the natural surroundings to design…

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5 species you may spot in gardens and what attracts them

5 species you may spot in gardens and what attracts them

Across nearly all these species, a few consistent factors explain the pattern. Flower pots retain moisture far longer than open garden beds, creating a cooler, more humid microclimate that many reptiles find comfortable, especially during hot afternoons. The loose, well-aerated soil typically used in potting mixes is also easier to burrow through than compacted garden…

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Meet Arjun Jain, the 16-year-old New Jersey student who turned a backyard hydroponics hobby into a project that has grown and distributed 3,500+ pounds of produce and helped shape two local ordinances

Meet Arjun Jain, the 16-year-old New Jersey student who turned a backyard hydroponics hobby into a project that has grown and distributed 3,500+ pounds of produce and helped shape two local ordinances

Arjun Jain, Age 16, Short Hills, New Jersey, USA (Source: ACTION FOR NATURE) A 16-year-old student from New Jersey has turned a backyard soil-free farming experiment into an urban agriculture project that has donated more than 3,500 pounds of fresh produce to local food pantries while also helping shape local laws. Arjun Jain, a student…

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Meet Myreen Ahsan, the Friendswood 8th-grader who screened over 10 million drug-like molecules with AI for a frontotemporal dementia project

Meet Myreen Ahsan, the Friendswood 8th-grader who screened over 10 million drug-like molecules with AI for a frontotemporal dementia project

Myreen Ahsan (8th Grade, Friendswood Junior High) An eighth-grade student from Texas has used artificial intelligence and computer models to screen more than 10 million drug-like molecules in search of possible treatments for frontotemporal dementia. Myreen Ahsan, a student at Friendswood Junior High in Friendswood, Texas, carried out the computer-based study as part of an…

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