A Staten Island deli manager started paying kids for better report cards 3 years ago; his fundraiser has now crossed $500,000 and he is giving school supplies to 3,000 students

A Staten Island deli manager started paying kids for better report cards 3 years ago; his fundraiser has now crossed $500,000 and he is giving school supplies to 3,000 students

Wail Alselwi is encouraging kids to improve their grades. A Staten Island deli manager who started giving neighbourhood children cash and free snacks for getting top marks three years ago has turned his small reward programme into a major community effort, raising more than $500,000 (£380,000) to provide school supplies to 3,000 students. Wail “Wally”…

Read More
THE IMPOSSIBLE: Messi and Ronaldo could finally play together on same team after special invite from former teammate | Football News

THE IMPOSSIBLE: Messi and Ronaldo could finally play together on same team after special invite from former teammate | Football News

THE IMPOSSIBLE: Messi and Ronaldo could finally play together on same team after special invite from former teammate Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have spent almost two decades on opposite sides of football’s biggest rivalry. They have faced each other 37 times, collected 13 Ballon d’Ors between them and spent years being measured against one…

Read More
Kunal Kohli HAILS Salman Khan for taking strong stand on trolls and paparazzi: 'Jab bhai bolta hai toh uske baad koi nahin bol sakta' | Hindi Movie News

Kunal Kohli HAILS Salman Khan for taking strong stand on trolls and paparazzi: ‘Jab bhai bolta hai toh uske baad koi nahin bol sakta’ | Hindi Movie News

Kunal Kohli HAILS Salman Khan for taking strong stand on trolls and paparazzi: ‘Jab bhai bolta hai toh uske baad koi nahin bol sakta’ Filmmaker Kunal Kohli has praised Salman Khan for speaking strongly against trolling, body-shaming and inappropriate photos of celebrities on the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of ‘Bigg Boss 20’. In a…

Read More
Before the royal feast, Akbar reportedly started his meal with this dish that Indians still eat today

Before the royal feast, Akbar reportedly started his meal with this dish that Indians still eat today

The contrast is striking. Akbar’s kitchen was anything but modest. The Ain-i-Akbari describes cooks preparing dishes using grains, greens, meats, sweet and spicy ingredients, with food arriving in vessels made of gold, silver, stone and earthenware.Yet the emperor’s first taste was recorded as milk or curd.The account also gives a glimpse into how carefully food…

Read More