Communities marry glaciers in Gilgit-Baltistan to create artificial glaciers as climate change threatens water supplies |

Communities marry glaciers in Gilgit-Baltistan to create artificial glaciers as climate change threatens water supplies |

High in the mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan, communities are reviving an age-old practice to answer a modern water crisis: they are ‘marrying’ glaciers. As natural glaciers shrink and meltwater becomes less reliable, local people are carrying pieces of ice from existing glaciers to carefully chosen sites, where male and female ice are brought together and buried…

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Several arrested near UK’s RAF Fairford in explosives probe, US base on highest alert: Key details

Raf Fairford Incident: Several arrested near UK’s RAF Fairford in explosives probe, US base on highest alert: Key details

Police stand at a roadblock on the road to RAF Fairford after an incident, in Whelford, England (Picture credit: AP) A major incident was declared near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Sunday after several men were arrested on suspicion of offences under the Explosives Act, prompting the evacuation of homes in the nearby village of…

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Homebuyers paid Rs 2.06 crore but got no flat, builder said payments meant accepting delay; Bombay HC orders interest payout from 2017 saying RERA allows for unconditional right to monthly interest

Homebuyers paid Rs 2.06 crore but got no flat, builder said payments meant accepting delay; Bombay HC orders interest payout from 2017 saying RERA allows for unconditional right to monthly interest

The Bombay High Court examined whether accepting delayed performance could deprive homebuyers of their right to interest under Section 18 of RERA. (Image for representative purpose only) What happens if the possession of your dream home is delayed? You buy an apartment, sign an agreement, make the necessary payments, but the builder repeatedly fails to…

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Iit Bombay Student Suicide: IIT-Bombay suicide case: Pattern lock keeps Sahil Wakode's phone inaccessible, prof Doolla’s statement not recorded yet | Mumbai News

Iit Bombay Student Suicide: IIT-Bombay suicide case: Pattern lock keeps Sahil Wakode’s phone inaccessible, prof Doolla’s statement not recorded yet | Mumbai News

Professor Suryanarayana Doolla (L), Ravindra and Sonali Wakode (C) MUMBAI: The Mumbai Crime Branch on Thursday recorded the statements of 20 people in connection with the death of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, sources told news agency ANI.The statements include those of students and staff members of the institute, including students who were present in…

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Raaka Movie: Allu Arjun takes break from 'Raaka' shoot for AAA Cinemas inauguration, recalls his Gangotri days in Vizag; 'Now I’m unable to walk on streets' | Telugu Movie News

Raaka Movie: Allu Arjun takes break from ‘Raaka’ shoot for AAA Cinemas inauguration, recalls his Gangotri days in Vizag; ‘Now I’m unable to walk on streets’ | Telugu Movie News

Allu Arjun recently marked an important moment in his growing association with the exhibition business as he inaugurated the new branch of AAA Cinemas in Visakhapatnam. The actor, who has already been associated with the successful Hyderabad multiplex, personally attended the event in Vizag. His presence made the inauguration special for fans and moviegoers who…

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Influencer gives rare peek into what life is really like inside Himalayan yogi caves near Badrinath; finds surprising objects inside

Social media influencer Traveler Mohit has revealed the austere lives of sadhus in Himalayan yogi caves near Badrinath. His vlogs showcase the rugged conditions and simple utility items found within these ancient meditation spaces. The region also features mythological caves like Vyas Gufa and Ganesh Gufa, with authorities now opening new meditation caves for pilgrims….

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New study discovers James Webb Space Telescope could be underestimating water on common sub-Neptune exoplanets |

New study discovers James Webb Space Telescope could be underestimating water on common sub-Neptune exoplanets |

Astronomers have spent years using the James Webb Space Telescope to examine the atmospheres of distant worlds, hoping those thin outer layers would reveal what lies beneath. For one of the galaxy’s most abundant classes of planets, that assumption may need another look.Many warm sub-Neptunes could contain far more water than their visible atmospheres indicate….

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