Nana Patekar prepared a stack of firewood for his own funeral, reveals Atul Kasbekar: 'In a moment of morbid humour, showed me' |

Nana Patekar prepared a stack of firewood for his own funeral, reveals Atul Kasbekar: ‘In a moment of morbid humour, showed me’ |

Nana Patekar’s death has left the film industry mourning the loss of an actor known as much for his intense screen presence as for his unmistakable personality. The actor passed away on October 8 at the age of 75 after suffering a cardiac arrest. Photographer Atul Kasbekar remembered Nana in an emotional Instagram post, sharing…

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An abandoned Mississippi shed was covered in snake skins; cameras revealed why gray ratsnakes kept returning | World News

An abandoned Mississippi shed was covered in snake skins; cameras revealed why gray ratsnakes kept returning | World News

Representative Image of gray ratsnakes inhabiting an old shed surrounded by dense trees and natural vegetation (AI-generated image) In central Mississippi, researchers stumbled across an abandoned shed covered in old snakeskins, an odd enough sight that they decided to set up cameras rather than simply walk away. What they eventually documented became a detailed study…

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Who were they? Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina’s secret wedding had just five people present with zero outside guests

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina’s secret wedding had just five guests after couple kept ceremony completely private Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez chose to keep their wedding almost entirely away from the public eye, and the first details emerging from the ceremony suggest they succeeded. After nearly a decade together, the couple reportedly married in a…

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‘You study, we’ll do…’: This man pulled a handcart from 4 AM every day; his daughter will now wear the Bihar Police uniform |

Rajni Kumari with his father Dashrath Paswan and mother Sunita Devi. (Photo credit: Dainik Bhaskar) Every morning, long before sunrise, Dashrath Paswan would quietly leave his home in Bihar’s Jamui district and step onto the road with his handcart. Some days he found work. Some days he did not. Some days he returned home with…

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Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable microscope system that creates 3D models of tiny objects without destroying samples |

Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable microscope system that creates 3D models of tiny objects without destroying samples |

A Slovak student has developed an affordable microscope system that can create 3D models of tiny objects without destroying samples. Filip Lajciak, from Secondary Technical High School Dubnica nad Vahom, developed the system as a stereo vision solution for microscopic samples. It uses a stereo camera integrated into an optical microscopic effector to capture views…

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Cambridge narrows probe into late professor Jason Arday’s hiring, drops plagiarism focus

Cambridge narrows probe into late professor Jason Arday’s hiring, drops plagiarism focus | World News

Late professor Jason Arday/Image: St Mary’s University The University of Cambridge has narrowed its inquiry into the hiring of professor Jason Arday following his death last month, with the review now focusing on whether he received adequate support from the university, NYT reported.Cambridge had announced a broader investigation earlier this summer into Arday’s appointment after…

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Taylor Swift once had a Christmas tree farm job most children would hate: picking praying mantis egg cases off trees before they were sold; the unexpected detail offers a glimpse into the country life she experienced long before she became a global pop superstar |

Taylor Swift once had a Christmas tree farm job most children would hate: picking praying mantis egg cases off trees before they were sold; the unexpected detail offers a glimpse into the country life she experienced long before she became a global pop superstar |

Long before the stadium tours and record-breaking albums, Taylor Swift had a very different kind of workday. According to reports, the singer grew up on a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania, where one of her childhood jobs was to pick praying mantis egg cases off the trees so they would not hatch inside customers’ homes….

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Atlanta’s 14-story Presidential Hotel opened in 1973, closed after just 14 years and later sat vacant for more than a decade; a $53.3 million redevelopment can now turn the landmark into 282 apartments

Atlanta’s 14-story Presidential Hotel opened in 1973, closed after just 14 years and later sat vacant for more than a decade; a $53.3 million redevelopment can now turn the landmark into 282 apartments

A 14-story building that once used to be the Presidential Hotel before falling into disrepair is all set to have a change of fate once again. For years, the cylindrical tower was seen as an eyesore by the travellers in one of the region’s busiest interstate intersections. Project estimates show that more than 426,700 vehicles…

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An Irish man diagnosed with terminal brain cancer became 'The King of Chemo'; he is now trying to break a marathon fundraising world record | World News

An Irish man diagnosed with terminal brain cancer became ‘The King of Chemo’; he is now trying to break a marathon fundraising world record | World News

A medical trial that Iain Ward joined in 2019 led to an unexpected discovery that changed his life. An MRI scan revealed a brain tumour, although doctors initially believed it was benign. Around six months later, further scans showed that the tumour was growing. Ward underwent brain surgery and was diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2020,…

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