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Explained: What is Argentina's 'Las Malvinas' Falkland Islands controversy? Why FIFA could act over World Cup banner | Football News

Explained: What is Argentina’s ‘Las Malvinas’ Falkland Islands controversy? Why FIFA could act over World Cup banner | Football News

NEW DELHI: Argentina’s dramatic 2-1 comeback win over England in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal was followed by a fresh controversy. After the final whistle at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Argentina midfielder Giovani Lo Celso celebrated with a banner that read “Las Malvinas son Argentinas” – a slogan linked to Argentina’s claim over…

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5 practical uses of coconut shell

For anyone with a garden, coconut shell charcoal offers a genuinely useful, low-cost way to improve soil health. Once broken down and worked into soil, it helps improve water retention and aeration, creating better growing conditions for plants without needing any synthetic soil additives. Whole or halved shells also get repurposed directly as small planters…

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In 2021, researchers began placing concrete-block oyster reefs in bare eelgrass patches on Prince Edward Island; within two years biomass was about 45 times higher and 45 taxa had colonised the structures

In 2021, researchers began placing concrete-block oyster reefs in bare eelgrass patches on Prince Edward Island; within two years biomass was about 45 times higher and 45 taxa had colonised the structures

Representative Image (AI-generated) What started as piles of concrete blocks on the seafloor off Prince Edward Island soon became a magnet for marine life. Researchers began installing the artificial oyster reefs in 2021 to test whether they could provide some of the ecological functions lost from areas where eelgrass no longer grew. Within two years,…

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Personality Test: Personality test: Rose, sunflower, or tulip? The flower you choose reveals your attachment style in love

We’ve all been there: it’s late in the night, you’re scrolling through your phone, and you stumble upon a personality quiz that promises to “read your soul.” You know it’s not exactly a lab-certified psych eval, but there’s something addictive about seeing yourself reflected in a few paragraphs. Think of these tests like a quick…

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India Inc business confidence rises sharply in Q2 FY27: CII survey

India Inc business confidence rises sharply in Q2 FY27: CII survey

The CII Business Confidence Index rose to 66.0 in Q2FY27 from 60.8 in the previous quarter, signalling stronger business expectations. Business confidence among Indian companies improved sharply in the second quarter of FY27, with firms expecting stronger demand, higher capacity utilisation and increased hiring despite continuing global uncertainties, according to a Confederation of Indian Industry…

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FMCG volume growth may slow to 3-4% this year

FMCG volume growth may slow to 3-4% this year

MUMBAI: The war-led volatility in energy markets coupled with the risk of food inflation amid projections of below-normal monsoon rains this year could weigh on FMCG volume growth, Worldpanel by Numerator (formerly Kantar) said in its update on Wednesday. It estimated volume growth to drop to 3-4% if the situation doesn’t improve, as an unstable…

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Smriti Mandhana–Palash Muchhal reunion buzz? Viral video has the internet asking questions

Smriti Mandhana–Palash Muchhal reunion buzz? Viral video has the internet asking questions

A recent video of Smriti Mandhana’s father meeting Palash Muchhal’s sister and brother-in-law has ignited speculation about a possible reconciliation. This comes after the cricketer and singer’s wedding was called off in 2025, followed by infidelity allegations against Muchhal. The families’ interaction is now fueling rumors of a renewed relationship and a potential wedding. A…

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Scientists built a floating farm that grew broccoli, lettuce and pak choi using seawater; all three had over 80% germination |

Scientists built a floating farm that grew broccoli, lettuce and pak choi using seawater; all three had over 80% germination |

Scientists have developed a floating farm that uses sunlight to turn seawater into fresh irrigation water, allowing vegetables to grow without relying on conventional freshwater supplies. The experimental system, known as a double-layered vertical solar sea farm, produced enough clean water to support broccoli, lettuce and Pak Choi in outdoor trials. All three crops recorded…

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Japan tweaks imperial law but keeps throne male-only, barring women emperors

Japan tweaks imperial law but keeps throne male-only, barring women emperors

The issue has become increasingly urgent because Japan’s imperial family has very few male heirs. Japan’s parliament on Friday approved changes to the country’s imperial succession law, introducing measures aimed at preserving the shrinking royal family but stopping short of allowing women to inherit the Chrysanthemum Throne despite strong public support for such a change.The…

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