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Mast broke, phone died, water ran out. Ship found him after 30 days

A California man survived thirty days adrift at sea after his sailboat lost its mast. Kai Sato was found nearly nine hundred miles from Hawaii by a container ship crew. He improvised repairs and collected condensation for water while surviving on limited food. The rescue operation took about an hour and a half to complete

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Rare video shows Andean bear entering river in Bolivia watershed

A rare Andean bear has been captured on camera near the headwaters of Bolivia’s Parapetí River, giving conservationists hope that the vulnerable species continues to use the protected forest. Experts say the sighting also highlights the link between wildlife conservation and protecting vital water sources.

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Everyone in South Asia Knows Who Is Stymieing Cooperation Under SAARC: India – ETV Bharat

Everyone in South Asia Knows Who Is Stymieing Cooperation Under SAARC: India  ETV Bharat

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Cricket club under fire after ‘Clicky Ponting’ finger-click cheating claim goes viral

An amateur cricket match has sparked controversy over alleged umpire deception. A fielder reportedly clicked his fingers to simulate an edge off the bat. This incident has led to a formal investigation by the league officials. Other similar allegations have also surfaced against the same club. The league is now examining the dismissals for deliberate

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Meet Anahat Singh, the Gen Z star who created history for India with a world squash title

Anahat Singh became the first Indian to win the World Junior Squash Championship. She chose to defer college, dedicating a year to her sport. This decision reflects her commitment to pursuing athletic excellence and future Olympic aspirations. Her journey highlights the importance of discipline and sacrifice in achieving significant goals. Anahat’s success inspires young athletes

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How injured Tejaswin put aside heartbreak to help Kushare script CWG history

Tejaswin Shankar’s Commonwealth Games high jump ended due to injury. He then coached Sarvesh Kushare, who won a historic silver medal. Kushare credited Shankar’s advice for his improved performance during the competition. Shankar’s own medal hopes were dashed before the event truly began. He now aims to compete in the decathlon despite his knee issue.

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