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R Madhavan’s decision to move from Chennai to Dubai during the pandemic was driven not by professional ambitions, but by his son Vedaant’s pursuit of excellence in swimming. The actor relocated to provide better training opportunities for the young athlete, who has since emerged as a promising swimmer. Vedaant is currently training in Ahmedabad with the Indian contingent ahead of the Asian Games. Madhavan believes his son’s journey may have taken a different direction if the family had not made the move to Dubai at a crucial stage of his development.However, Madhavan is aware that Vedaant’s recognition is also influenced…

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Former India football captain Bhaichung Bhutia has said people have every right to protest and share their opinions, but using abusive or offensive language, particularly against the Prime Minister, is not appropriate.His comments came after videos from a protest at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar showed some participants using profane slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Bhaichung said citizens can raise their voices on any issue but should maintain respect while doing so.”Regarding all issues in India, in any part of the country, everyone has the right to protest. Anyone can express their views and say what they want,” Bhaichung said, as…

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The recent planting drive marks only one stage in a restoration process that has taken years of planning. (DVIDS photo) Eight years after California’s Ranch Fire destroyed vast stretches of forest, efforts to restore the landscape are now taking shape, Defence Visual Information Distribution Service reported. This spring, the US Forest Service, along with nonprofit organisations and volunteers, planted 71,000 conifer seedlings in just eight days across part of the burn scar in the Mendocino National Forest. The work took place east of the communities of Nice and Lucerne in north-central California.The effort is part of a long-term effort to…

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. (Photo credit: AFP) For a lot of kids growing up in Asian households, there’s one sentence that’s almost impossible to escape: “You can do better.” Marks, sports, career choices, even something as small as cleaning your room, there’s always one more suggestion, one more correction, one more way to do it better.For some, it’s exhausting. For others, it quietly becomes the fuel that shapes who they turn into. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks it did exactly that for him. Speaking at a public event, Huang gave a funny but surprisingly thoughtful take on growing up with…

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Nagpur teenager Hiten Dharpure earns second Guinness World Record with micro-robotics invention What can a teenager build from a small room at home? For most people, the answer may be a school project or a science model. But for 17-year-old Hiten Dharpure from Nagpur, Maharashtra, the answer is a Guinness World Record.The young innovator, full-stack application developer and micro-robotics engineer has earned international recognition by creating the world’s smallest robotic arm, proving that groundbreaking innovation does not always require expensive laboratories. His journey is now inspiring students across India to dream bigger, experiment fearlessly and believe that age is never…

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Travis Kelce makes history with ‘New Heights.’ (Image credits: Instagram) Travis Kelce might be known for his touchdowns on the American football team, but he definitely scored off the charts with his ‘New Heights’ podcast alongside his brother Jason Kelce – and he has Taylor Swift to thank. Aside from his NFL career, the 36-year-old is making headlines for ranking in the Top 10 with approx. USD 35 million in earnings from the podcast. Keeping the ‘every Wednesday’ rule, the views went through the roof after Taylor Swift appeared on the show to announce her 12th studio album, ‘The Life…

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Tejaswin Shankar and Vinesh Phogat Commonwealth Games 2026 bronze medallist Tejaswin Shankar has expressed his gratitude to star wrestler Vinesh Phogat for her words of encouragement after a knee injury forced him to withdraw from the high jump event at the recent Commonwealth Games.Shankar, a two-time Commonwealth Games medallist, was forced out of the high jump after his long-standing knee problem flared up during his opening attempt. The setback left the athlete devastated, with Shankar breaking down in tears after being unable to continue.Despite the disappointment, he bounced back strongly in the gruelling two-day decathlon, finishing with 7,976 points and…

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Representative Image of microalgae cultivation powered by whisky industry byproducts (AI-generated image) A Scottish biotech company is trying to solve a problem at the heart of the global omega-3 supply chain: the fact that most omega-3 fatty acids used in pet food, aquaculture feed and human supplements still come from wild-caught fish, even though fish do not actually produce these fatty acids themselves. MiAlgae, founded in Edinburgh in 2016, has developed a fermentation process that grows omega-3-rich microalgae directly, feeding the algae nutrient-rich liquid byproducts from Scotch whisky production rather than relying on wild fish stocks at all. The company…

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How to protect your home from ants using simple natural ingredients Ants have a knack for finding their way into homes right when you least expect it, a single crumb left on the kitchen counter, a forgotten sugar spill, or just a warm, humid day is often invitation enough. Before reaching for a can of insecticide, it’s worth knowing that several kitchen staples do a genuinely decent job of keeping ants away, working by disrupting the scent trails ants rely on to navigate rather than harsh chemicals. They’re cheap, easy to make, and safe enough to use even in homes…

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Several districts in western Uttar Pradesh have suspended classes in schools, colleges and universities during the Kanwar Yatra to ensure student safety and manage heavy traffic caused by the annual pilgrimage. Schools will remain closed across several districts of western Uttar Pradesh until August 12 due to the ongoing Kanwar Yatra, as district administrations have ordered the temporary shutdown of educational institutions amid the heavy movement of Kanwar pilgrims. The decision has been taken to ensure students’ safety and ease traffic congestion as lakhs of devotees pass through key routes during the annual pilgrimage.Authorities in Ghaziabad, Meerut, Baghpat and Muzaffarnagar…

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