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Times Square stabbing: Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti among victims

A shocking event unfolded on Monday in Times Square as a vice president of Bank of America was violently stabbed in an unprovoked attack. Armed with kitchen knives, a woman assaulted two people before police intervened, resulting in her death. The victim’s attack included a 68-year-old man who sustained injuries but remains stable. This incident

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California moves $125m toward turning former racetrack into waterfront park

California lawmakers are advancing $125 million for a former racetrack purchase. This funding aims to transform the 162-acre property into a public waterfront park. The East Bay Regional Park District would manage the site after its acquisition. Remaining funds are being sought from public and philanthropic sources. Public planning and phased construction will occur after

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Amid ‘very long meetings’ and running chess world, has Anand lost ‘hunger’ to win?

Viswanathan Anand is juggling two contrasting roles at this time. He is the interim FIDE President and also a competitive chess player. While handling increased responsibilities at world chess’s governing body, the Indian Grandmaster remains focused on the Global Chess League. Representing Alaskan Knights, Anand says his hunger to win remains strong, while his experience

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Digital certificates from architect, engineer, CA a must: New UP RERA rules explained

To enhance accountability, promoters are now required to upload digitally signed certificates from architects, engineers, and accountants for project progress reports. This will be done through the UP RERA portal, in accordance with the upcoming RERA 2.0 updates. The adoption of digital certification will improve the establishment of quarterly project targets, supported by help desks

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‘Pre-event indications’: Did Nepal miss warning signs before deadly floods?

A glacier collapse in Nepal and China showed visible signs days before the disaster. Scientists noted brown meltwater and a propagating crack as pre-event indications. The disaster killed over 1,100 people, with more lives potentially saved by better warning systems. Comprehensive monitoring of glaciers and slopes is now stressed for vulnerable communities. Enhanced cross-border cooperation

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‘No sexual intent’: HC quashes harassment case over man’s public urination

The Karnataka high court quashed a criminal case filed under BNS Section 75(2). The court ruled accidental exposure while answering nature’s call is not an offense. This ruling came after a man was seen urinating near a railway track. The complainant alleged the man made gestures, which the court deemed a shock reaction. Allowing the

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Irani Cup, Asian Games and ODIs leave little room to prepare for NZ series, BGT

Ahead Of some big-ticket Test series, captain Gill’s call for spin-intensive preparation for batters against Aus ‘A’ coincides With Irani Cup, Asian Games & White-Ball games vs West Indies

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Video of self-styled ‘Aghori’ eating flesh from burning pyre goes viral, held

Police arrested a self-styled Aghori for allegedly trespassing at a cremation ground. The accused was seen consuming flesh from a burning pyre in a viral video. A complaint was filed by the Senapati Kaal Bhairav Committee after the video surfaced online. The Aghori faces charges for trespass and indignity to human remains under the Bharatiya

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Like Pakistan, India made mid-tour shake-up in 2014, brought in Shastri & new coaches

After a 194-run defeat at Lord’s, which gave England an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) decided to overhaul both the squad and the support staff.

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Project ‘C430L’: How Russia secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles

Project ‘C430L’: How Russia secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles

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