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‘It’s a Mahindra one, it’s ours’: Anand Mahindra spots rickshaw in London, social media reacts to unusual sight |

‘It’s a Mahindra one, it’s ours’: Anand Mahindra spots rickshaw in London, social media reacts to unusual sight |

Anand Mahindra spots rickshaw in London, social media reacts to unusual sight A rickshaw on a London road is the kind of sight that can make people look twice. A recent social media post featuring one has caught attention for bringing together two very different road scenes, with users also joining the conversation with their…

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As UK oceans warm up, experts warn great white sharks are 'already lurking off beaches' and another toothy predator could follow

As UK oceans warm up, experts warn great white sharks are ‘already lurking off beaches’ and another toothy predator could follow

With rising ocean temperatures, great white sharks are migrating further north than ever documented. Researchers suggest that these formidable predators might already be silently exploring British waters. This phenomenon signifies a broader ecological crisis, forcing various marine species to adapt their hunting and migration patterns in response to shifting sea temperatures, highlighting the urgent need…

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“Just get up and walk out”: Elon Musk’s unusual meeting rule for Tesla employees and why he called staying when you add no value ‘rude’

“Just get up and walk out”: Elon Musk’s unusual meeting rule for Tesla employees and why he called staying when you add no value ‘rude’

Musk discussed Tesla’s approach to meetings and said that employees who had nothing to contribute could leave. For many employees, leaving a meeting before it ends can feel awkward. Even when the discussion has little to do with their work, people often stay until the meeting is officially over because walking out may appear disrespectful….

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Meet Peter Beck: Rejected by NASA and Boeing, the self-taught engineer who built a $2.9 billion space company without a college degree

Meet Peter Beck: Rejected by NASA and Boeing, the self-taught engineer who built a $2.9 billion space company without a college degree |

Peter Beck never earned a university degree or landed the aerospace job he hoped would launch his career. Instead, the New Zealand engineer turned rejection into an opportunity that reshaped his future. After an unsuccessful trip to the United States in 2006, where attempts to gain experience with organisations including NASA and Boeing fell short,…

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Argentina moves to stop first commercial oil project on disputed Falkland Islands, escalating row with UK

Argentina moves to stop first commercial oil project on disputed Falkland Islands, escalating row with UK

FILE – Mount Tumbledown stands tall behind Stanley on the Falkland Islands, also known as Islas Malvinas, March 16, 2026. (AP Photo/Ricardo Mazalan, File) Argentina on Tuesday said it has approached an international maritime tribunal seeking to halt an oil development project off the disputed Falkland Islands, escalating its dispute with the United Kingdom, which…

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Three Indian teens won a global prize for using tamarind seeds to remove microplastics from water |

Three Indian teens won a global prize for using tamarind seeds to remove microplastics from water |

What started with concerns about access to clean drinking water eventually led three Indian teenagers to an idea that could offer a remarkably simple way of tackling microplastic contamination. Vivaan Chhawchharia, Ariana Agarwal and Avyana Mehta, all 16, developed Plas-Stick, a biodegradable powder made from discarded tamarind seeds that can bind tiny plastic particles in…

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