Kareena Kapoor Parenting Advice: The most beautiful quality a boy can have is…” Kareena Kapoor on the one quality she wants her sons to grow up with and why every parent should know it

Kareena Kapoor Parenting Advice: The most beautiful quality a boy can have is…” Kareena Kapoor on the one quality she wants her sons to grow up with and why every parent should know it

Kareena Kapoor with Saif Ali Khan Every parent wants the best for their child. Good schools, good opportunities, a good future. Some parents want their kids to grow up successful. Others want them to be confident, independent and fearless. Bollywood actor Kareena Kapoor was recently asked what she wants most for her sons, Taimur and…

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Stock Market Live Updates: Markets end slightly higher; Sensex gains 166 points, Nifty closes above 24,380

Stock Market Live Updates: Markets end slightly higher; Sensex gains 166 points, Nifty closes above 24,380

Markets open higher; Nifty tops 24,360, Sensex nears 78,000 Indian benchmark indices opened higher, tracking positive global cues and continued foreign investor buying. The Nifty 50 rose 44.30 points (0.18%) to 24,361.50, while the Sensex gained 70.51 points to 77,998.70. Broader markets also remained firm, with the Nifty Midcap 100 advancing 175.25 points (0.28%) to…

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A $2.35 million security project at North Dakota’s governor’s residence uncovered human remains; archaeologists have now removed 7 coffins after examining more than 80 areas around the construction site

A $2.35 million security project at North Dakota’s governor’s residence uncovered human remains; archaeologists have now removed 7 coffins after examining more than 80 areas around the construction site

The discovery dates back to May, when workers installing a new fence near the governor’s residence encountered human remains. The location was once part of Bismarck’s first cemetery, which operated between 1873 and 1877. A routine security upgrade at North Dakota’s governor’s residence has opened an unexpected window into Bismarck’s past. What began as a…

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Flydubai Flight Incident: How flydubai security failure, across 3 countries, almost led to 'Israel’s 9/11’

Flydubai Flight Incident: How flydubai security failure, across 3 countries, almost led to ‘Israel’s 9/11’

File photo: A flydubai aircraft at Ben Gurion International Airport A string of security failures across Oman, the UAE and Israel allowed the flydubai co-pilot to get into the cockpit, a Wall Street Journal investigation has found. The lapses nearly led to an aviation disaster reminiscent of 9/11, despite authorities having reasons to be concerned…

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Oliver Tree among six dead in tragic helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro; singer's FINAL video goes viral - WATCH |

Oliver Tree among six dead in tragic helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro; singer’s FINAL video goes viral – WATCH |

American singer and songwriter Oliver Tree has tragically passed away after two helicopters collided midair over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Sunday morning. He was 32. Oliver Tree passes away in helicopter crash According to reports from CNN Brasil, Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro confirmed that Tree was among the victims of the collision,…

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In 1877, trout began entering Yosemite’s fish-free mountain lakes. More than a century later, a native frog is finally showing signs of recovery

In 1877, trout began entering Yosemite’s fish-free mountain lakes. More than a century later, a native frog is finally showing signs of recovery

For more than a century, Yosemite’s mountain lakes became home to millions of trout that had never naturally reached those waters. Fish stocking began in 1877 and eventually put more than 33 million fish into the park, transforming habitats that had evolved without aquatic predators. The change came at a cost for the Sierra Nevada…

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Archaeologists discover a rare 600-year-old saint statue and human bone reliquaries beneath Berlin's oldest neighbourhood | World News

Archaeologists discover a rare 600-year-old saint statue and human bone reliquaries beneath Berlin’s oldest neighbourhood | World News

PC: Landesdenkmalamt Berlin, Julia-Marlen Schiefelbein Construction work in historic city centres often reveals traces of earlier lives, though only occasionally do archaeologists encounter objects that shed light on the personal beliefs of medieval communities. That has happened at Berlin’s Molkenmarkt, where excavations by the Berlin State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments have produced…

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