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IIT Bombay graduate recalls how his mother changed her parenting approach after school called him ‘stupid’: ‘Small activities can help a child bloom’

His mother replaced strictness with activities, conversations and time together For one IIT Bombay graduate, his mother’s biggest parenting achievement did not come when he eventually made it to the prestigious institute. He says it happened much earlier, when she realised that the way she was trying to teach him was not working.In a video…

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In 2015, Los Angeles used 96 million plastic balls to fight drought, but researchers found their production needed up to 766 million gallons | World News

In 2015, Los Angeles used 96 million plastic balls to fight drought, but researchers found their production needed up to 766 million gallons | World News

In 2015, millions of black plastic balls rolled across the surface of a reservoir in Los Angeles, creating an image that quickly travelled far beyond California. The 96 million shade balls were placed on the water during a severe drought, with a practical purpose: reducing evaporation while also helping protect drinking water from sunlight-related chemical…

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Sampoornesh Babu reveals why he chose Nani’s The Paradise, says playing Biryani was ‘very interesting and completely new’: ‘Never played a character like this’ | Telugu Movie News

Sampoornesh Babu reveals why he chose Nani’s The Paradise, says playing Biryani was ‘very interesting and completely new’: ‘Never played a character like this’ | Telugu Movie News

Telugu actor Sampoornesh Babu, known for his work in spoof comedies, is set to explore a completely different side of his acting with Nani’s upcoming film ‘The Paradise’. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the film features Sampoornesh in the role of Biryani, Nani’s best friend.Speaking about his experience working on the film, Sampoornesh revealed that he…

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University of Florida researchers are using high-tech decoy rabbits that mimic prey signals to lure Burmese pythons out of Everglades hiding spots |

University of Florida researchers are using high-tech decoy rabbits that mimic prey signals to lure Burmese pythons out of Everglades hiding spots |

Researchers at the University of Florida are deploying high-tech rabbit decoys across the Everglades, designed to mimic the signals Burmese pythons associate with prey. The fake rabbits can produce movement, scent, vibrations, and heat, all cues that pythons use while hunting for food. The goal is simple, lure the invasive snakes out of hiding so…

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Assam's Iron Lady scripts history as the first woman to lead CRPF's elite CoBRA unit: Meet Sanjukta Parashar, the IPS officer known for her fearless field career

Assam’s Iron Lady scripts history as the first woman to lead CRPF’s elite CoBRA unit: Meet Sanjukta Parashar, the IPS officer known for her fearless field career

IPS officer Sanjukta Parashar, widely known as the Iron Lady of Assam, has made history by becoming the first woman Inspector General to head the Central Reserve Police Force‘s elite Commando Battalion for Resolute Action, better known as CoBRA. The appointment order was passed by CRPF headquarters on September 10, 2026, and Parashar has since…

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Spiritual Quote of the Day, September 17: Chiron Returns to Aries, Bringing a Lesson About Old Wounds and New Strength

Spiritual Quote of the Day, September 17: Chiron Returns to Aries, Bringing a Lesson About Old Wounds and New Strength

On September 17, 2026, past experiences regarding confidence may resurface for many individuals. Old insecurities and disappointments might reappear, prompting a re-evaluation of personal responses. This astrological event encourages recognizing how past hurts influence present actions and choices. Aries energy shifts focus to personal identity and the power of present decisions. Acknowledging past wounds allows…

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Three African wild dog brothers left their Zambian pack in 2025; eight months later, they had travelled 4,126 km, the longest recorded dispersal by an African mammal

Three African wild dog brothers left their Zambian pack in 2025; eight months later, they had travelled 4,126 km, the longest recorded dispersal by an African mammal

Representative Image of African Wild Dogs (Image Credit: Canva) Three African wild dog brothers have turned an already extraordinary journey into a record-breaking one, travelling 4,126 kilometres across Zambia after leaving their pack in search of new territory. The three males departed from the Mayukuyuku Pack in Kafue National Park in July 2025 and were…

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