Blog

Top Stories

Meet Rishi Sharma, Indian-origin man preserving WWII veterans’ stories

An Indian-origin man, Rishi Sharma, is dedicated to preserving America’s World War II history by interviewing combat veterans. For over a decade, the 28-year-old has traveled extensively, recording the life journeys and wartime experiences of thousands of veterans. His project, Remember WWII, funded by donations, aims to capture these invaluable stories before they are lost

Read More
Blog

‘Remember me?’ Parvesh Verma fires back after Kejriwal’s ‘who are you’ jab at Nitin Nabin

Kejriwal’s taunt prompted Parvesh Verma, who emerged as the BJP’s giant slayer by defeating Kejriwal in the 2025 Assembly polls, to step into the verbal clash. “National President is a very big deal, but do you even remember me or not?” Verma asked, taunting Kejriwal in return. Earlier, Rekha Gupta launched a blistering counterattack against

Read More
Blog

NDA leaders allege ‘mass irregularities’ in Karnataka SIR; CM DK Shivakumar hits back

NDA leaders lodged a formal complaint with Karnataka’s Chief Electoral Officer, alleging widespread irregularities in the ongoing electoral roll revision. They claim officials are disregarding approved processes, with Booth Level Officers reportedly not conducting mandatory door-to-door verification and instead using community halls and mosques. The opposition demands a thorough inquiry and strict action against those

Read More
Top Stories

‘History points to downside’: Michael Burry warns on Micron after Trump-linked donations

Renowned investor Michael Burry has initiated a short position against Micron Technology, citing ‘historically extreme’ stock valuations driven by AI hype and investor FOMO, not fundamentals. Despite a recent $250 million donation to a children’s savings scheme, Burry warns of significant downside due to the memory chipmaker’s cyclical nature and poor profitability metrics. This move

Read More
Top Stories

19 killed, hundreds wounded after clashes break out in Sri Lankan prison

Tragic violence at Sri Lanka’s Negombo prison has claimed 19 lives and injured 72, including security personnel. Clashes between rival inmate groups, reportedly over drug trafficking, escalated after prisoners seized firearms. Authorities have deployed special forces to restore order and launched multiple investigations into the deadly unrest. Security remains on high alert.

Read More
Top Stories

Why warm and helpful people may have fewer friends, according to psychology

Helping friends constantly, from airport pick-ups to providing emotional support, may be a cover for deep-rooted insecurities. Psychologists note this ‘caretaker’ behavior often arises from an association of worth with usefulness, acting as a defense to shield oneself from vulnerability. This dynamic can create superficial relationships where the helpers feel unappreciated and overly exhausted, ultimately

Read More
Business

Nuclear power push: India eyes uranium supply pact with Australia during PM Modi’s visit

Australia, which has nearly one-third of the world’s known uranium reserves, signed a framework agreement with India over a decade ago. The two countries are also likely to finalise or advance agreements in several strategic areas, including critical minerals, cybersecurity, emerging technologies, clean energy.

Read More
Top Stories

Meet the US plant enthusiast giving dying plants a second life

A young girl named Adelynn is gaining national attention for her mission to rescue and revive dying plants. In a viral video, she visited Tractor Supply with $20 to buy ailing plants. Impressed by her dedication, store employees gifted her a selection of plants for free, recognizing her online efforts. Adelynn’s YouTube channel, ‘Adelynn’s Plant

Read More
Top Stories

‘A good starting point’: Tuchel jokes Kane could ask Trump over Quansah’s red card

England coach Thomas Tuchel expressed bewilderment after FIFA overturned Folarin Balogun’s World Cup suspension, questioning the precedent it sets. He humorously suggested Harry Kane might need to contact Donald Trump to reverse Jarell Quansah’s red card, highlighting concerns about consistency in refereeing decisions. Tuchel emphasised the need for clarity on how such rulings are revisited,

Read More