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Becky Shelton could have cashed in, just like many other landowners in her neighbourhood. But she knew that wasn’t what she and her late husband wanted. Selling the 215 acres to developers reshaping Northern Virginia was everything against their dream. So, she went as planned and locked the land away, ensuring that it never becomes housing subdivisions or data centres.A conservation easement on her King George property, and a purchase of development rights on the Stafford acreage where she lives, helped her get there. These two legal protections mean the land will remain woods, pastures and crops. The restrictions bind…

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Rashmika Mandanna has praised the recently released romance drama ‘Epic – First Semester’, which stars her brother-in-law Anand Deverakonda alongside Vaishnavi Chaitanya. Directed by Aditya Haasan, the film has received a shoutout from Rashmika, who urged audiences to watch it in theatres and praised the team for presenting a story that she described as “different”, “important” and “very relevant”, while still being entertaining.Rashmika Mandanna praises ‘Epic – First Semester’Rashmika took to her Instagram Stories to share her thoughts on ‘Epic – First Semester’ following its theatrical release. Praising Anand, director Aditya Haasan and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, she encouraged her followers to…

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Indian woman in Australia shares 5 things that shocked her Moving to another country can change your sense of what is ordinary. A routine that feels familiar in India may look very different after spending time somewhere else. Often, it is these small observations that reveal how differently people live and work.Disha Shah, an Indian woman living in Australia, recently shared five things that surprised her after moving there. She described them as “completely normal” in Australia but said they had “genuinely shocked” her as an Indian.Her Instagram post has since prompted users to share their own observations in the…

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Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi NEW YORK CITY: Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi and Ukraine’s Antonina Sushkova pulled off another upset on Thursday, shocking the fourth-seeded Russian combine of Felitsata Dorofeeva-Rybas and Anna Pushkareva 6-4, 6-4 in 64 minutes to reach the US Open junior girls’ doubles semi-finals.It was another clean performance from the Indo-Ukrainian duo, who had knocked out fifth seeds Jana Kovackova and Katerina Zajickova of the Czech Republic in the second round.Maaya and Sushkova, both 17, were particularly strong on serve, with the duo winning 70% of their first-serve points, 23 of 33, and saving seven of the eight break points…

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Uber exits Nigeria, Uganda Uber is pulling out of Nigeria and Uganda, closing operations in two African markets where ride-hailing companies have faced a difficult combination of rising operating costs, pressure on fares and growing competition.The exits took effect on September 2, ending Uber’s 12-year run in Nigeria and roughly a decade in Uganda. The company said it reached the “difficult decision” after a “thorough review” of its business priorities, while stressing that the move applies only to the two countries.“This decision is limited strictly to these two markets and does not impact our operations across the rest of the…

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Picture Credit: Instagram Entrepreneur and philanthropist Upasana Konnidela, wife of Telugu superstar Ram Charan, recently visited the Maa Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati. Upasana shared glimpses of her spiritual visit on social media, where she was seen seeking blessings along with a group of people. Her cryptic reference to “New Beginnings” in the accompanying post has now caught the attention of fans.Upasana Konnidela visits Maa Kamakhya TempleFor her visit and darshan at the revered temple, Upasana opted for a traditional red salwar suit. She shared pictures from inside the temple, where she and the group were seen dressed in red ethnic…

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​Skin boosters are designed to improve skin hydration and quality, but realistic results and professional guidance matter before choosing treatment. Modern dermatology has given us more ways than ever to improve the skin. Pigmentation can be treated, acne scars can be softened, wrinkles can be reduced and facial volume can be restored. This is where the “perfect skin paradox” begins.This is where the “perfect skin paradox” begins, says Dr. Hina Kukreja, Medical Director, Zurie Skin Clinic. The specialist shares insights on why chasing perfect skin can do more harm than good.Pigmentation is a good example. A patient may see one…

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For most cricketers, the innings that define them are played out in the middle. Jacob Martin’s longest battle was fought in a courtroom.The former India batsman was acquitted in a 22-year-old criminal case tied to a controversial 2004 cricket tour of the United Kingdom. The Patiala House Court in Delhi cleared the Vadodara resident of all charges: forgery, cheating, criminal conspiracy and offences under the Passport Act.The case traced back to a 2004 FIR invoking Sections 420, 468, 471 and 120B of the IPC alongside Section 12 of the Passport Act. Prosecutors alleged a forged UK immigration stamp, dubious travel…

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Image: AP Photo/Dave Martin Two Georgia men built an elaborate fraud scheme around one extraordinary deception, they pretended to be professional football players to convince lenders to hand over millions of dollars. Luther Davis and CJ Evins allegedly created fake companies, fabricated financial documents and identities, and even changed their appearance with wigs and makeup when lenders required borrowers to appear on camera. According to the US Department of Justice, the pair ultimately obtained 12 fraudulent loans, including one that was refinanced, worth a combined $19.845 million.The scheme operated between at least May 2023 and October 2024 and centred on…

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Neena Gupta has never been one to hold back when faced with intrusive questions or unsolicited comments about her personal life. The actor recently opened up about dealing with nosy relatives, body-shaming and societal expectations around women, offering characteristically blunt responses to people who feel entitled to comment on her choices or appearance.Neena Gupta on handling nosy peopleDuring a CNN-News18 interaction, Neena was asked how she responds to the familiar question, “When are you getting married?” Instead of entertaining such intrusive queries, the actor revealed the sharp comeback she uses.“Tumhare baap ka nahi khati (I am not dependent on you).…

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