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India’s deep-sea bet: Centre’s ‘Samudra Manthan’ to churn crude — How it works

India is funding half the cost of deepwater oil and gas exploration wells. This new scheme aims to reduce reliance on imported energy supplies. The government will support sixty exploration wells over the next five years. This initiative encourages companies to explore previously avoided offshore areas. Shared infrastructure will also lower development costs for new

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New Orleans uses 9,000 Christmas trees to restore coastal marsh

New Orleans is giving used Christmas trees a second life by dropping them into coastal marshes to help slow land loss. The bundled trees trap sediment, reduce wave energy and support marsh grass growth. Scientists say the method helps restore wetlands in selected areas but is only one part of Louisiana’s broader coastal protection efforts.

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Ramlila body asks ‘Ramayana’ makers to hold special screening before release

The Shri Ramlila Mahasangh requested a special preview screening of the upcoming Ramayana film. This demand aims to prevent any scenes that might offend Hindu sentiments. The organization warned of protests if their preview request is not accepted. The film’s trailer features Ranbir Kapoor as Rama and Yash as Ravana. Ramayana: Part 1 is scheduled

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Inside India’s broken jobs market and why the ‘cockroaches’ are fed up

India’s expanding higher education system produces millions of graduates annually. However, quality job creation has not kept pace with this educational growth. Many educated youth struggle to find stable, well-paying employment opportunities. This mismatch fuels widespread frustration and youth-led protests across the nation. The situation highlights a critical challenge for India’s demographic dividend.

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6.5 million Americans live in landslide danger zones, study finds

A recent study identifies millions of Americans at risk from landslide hazards, revealing that densely populated eastern states have higher exposure. The challenges mount for rural communities when recovery from landslides is needed, contrasting with wealthier cities that implement zoning and engineering strategies to minimize risk. The findings stress the importance of increased public investment

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Bordeaux wildfires force 220,000 evacuations; wine damage may emerge later

France’s worst wildfires in decades now threaten Bordeaux’s famed wine production. Smoke taint can subtly damage grapes, affecting taste and value for years. This danger arrives during a sensitive ripening period for the grapes. The wine industry already faces market pressures and export challenges. Climate change poses ongoing threats to this vital agricultural sector.

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‘Counting fingers, not hearts’: Shehzad Poonawalla mocks Rahul’s Gen Z post

Shehzad Poonawalla criticised Rahul Gandhi’s recent social media post. He interpreted Gandhi’s gesture as counting corruption and bribes daily. Poonawalla accused the Gandhi family of extensive involvement in corruption. Rahul Gandhi had shared a Korean finger heart gesture on Friendship Day. This outreach aimed to connect with younger audiences on social media.

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World’s first motel site in California listed for sale after 101 years

The iconic site of the world’s first motel in San Luis Obispo is now on the market. With various redevelopment options available, buyers are encouraged to re-envision this historic property. Established in 1925 and ceasing operations in 1991, this site presents a unique opportunity to either preserve or transform a piece of hospitality history amidst

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