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Woman’s video from high-rise society sparks debate over facilities A video from a high-rise residential complex has caught attention online after a resident raised questions about the conditions outside the society. Shared on Instagram, the clip has prompted viewers to discuss the difference between the cost of homes and the basic facilities residents may expect.The woman who shared the video has been identified as Nidhi Singh.Resident points to the surrounding developmentSingh begins by talking about the high-rise buildings around the complex. She also points towards a new building under construction and says it will have 30 floors.She then talks about…

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France’s Kylian Mbappe (10) walks off the pitch during the World Cup third-place playoff soccer match between France and England in Miami Gardens, Fla., Saturday, July 18, 2026. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) Kylian Mbappé has made it clear he has no intention of playing down his chances of winning the Ballon d’Or.The Real Madrid striker believes his individual achievements give him a genuine shot at claiming the prestigious award, despite the lack of major team silverware during the season under consideration.And when asked who he would vote for, Mbappé had a typically confident answer.Mbappé insists he would vote for himselfMbappé’s comments…

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Bangladesh and India plan to resume train ops by October DHAKA: Bangladesh and India plan to resume cross-border train operations through the Maitree, Mitali and Bandhan Express trains by Oct and the annual meeting of railway authorities of the two countries beginning Tuesday will work in that direction, officials have said.Since the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s govt on Aug 5, 2024, and the resulting political change, normalcy has gradually returned to Bangladesh. However, passenger train services between Bangladesh and India have not resumed – the suspension of the Maitree, Bandhan and Mitali Express services was officially announced on July 19,…

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Kylie Jenner gives fans a glimpse inside her sprawling five-acre Hidden Hills dream home. (Photo: Instagram/Backgrid) Kylie Jenner has given fans a rare look inside the sprawling “dream house” she has been building for nearly six years, taking viewers through the Hidden Hills, California, property and revealing details of the Italian-inspired home she hopes to move into soon.The 29-year-old The Kardashians star purchased the five-acre property in April 2020 for $15 million, the same month she bought a $36.5 million compound in Holmby Hills, California. While Jenner initially did not intend to document the construction process, she acknowledged that details…

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Snakes are scary slitherers for their venomous reputation, and spotting one of these reptiles sends a chill down a person’s spine.Their fangs inject potent venom, which can be life-threatening and leave behind the famous double-dotted marks when they bite.But do all snakes leave the same marks, or is there more to it?Most of us assume a snakebite would be impossible to miss. With intense pain, an obvious puncture wound, maybe even the sight of the snake itself slithering away, that is what most of us think.Because nature is full of mysteries, so are some snakes that leave without a trace.Here…

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Pakistan’s Babar Azam celebrates after taking a catch to dismiss England’s Ben Duckett during the second Test at the Lord’s against England. (AP) NEW DELHI: The ghost of match-fixing has returned to haunt the Pakistan cricket team and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) during the ongoing three-match Test series against England. After losing the second Test by 194 runs at Lord’s, PCB decided to drop Mohammad Rizwan, Salman Ali Agha, Imam-ul-Haq, Ali Usman, Khurram Shahzad, Aamir Jamal and Muhammad Awais Zafar. Sarfaraz Ahmed, the head coach, and Umar Gul, the bowling coach, were also released from their duties.In their place,…

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Representative Image (AI-generated) More than 14,000 Bogong moths were tagged in an unusual attempt to uncover the secrets of one of Australia’s most remarkable insect migrations. Researchers marked the endangered moths in the Snowy Mountains and hoped to track where they travelled after leaving their summer shelters. Some were marked with non-toxic paint, while others were fitted with tiny paper tags attached to their wings. According to ABC News, volunteers released the tagged moths around Mount Kosciuszko and used light traps to look for them as they moved through the region. Yet, despite the large number of insects tagged, not…

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Actor Rajesh Sharma has clarified the circumstances surrounding his hospitalisation earlier this year, dismissing reports that he fell seriously ill after an insect bite on the sets of Prabhas’ film in Hyderabad. The actor revealed that he had been dealing with a skin condition on his right leg for a long time, which eventually worsened after his diabetes levels rose significantly.Rajesh was hospitalised in July after his health deteriorated. At the time, his close friend Sudipa Chatterjee had claimed in an Instagram post that the actor had suffered an insect bite while shooting at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad. The…

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Names inspired by first light can carry more than a connection to sunrise. They can represent hope, renewal, warmth and new beginnings. From the simplicity of Dag and Ori to the elegance of Aurora and Alba, these names offer meaningful ways to celebrate a new arrival. (All Image Credits: Canva) Source link

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Roger Federer receives his Hall of Fame ring at the U.S. Open. (AP Photo) Roger Federer’s career was built on numbers that seem almost impossible to comprehend.Twenty Grand Slam titles. One hundred and three tour-level trophies. Three hundred and ten weeks as the world No. 1, including 237 consecutive weeks at the top. Five successive US Open titles between 2004 and 2008, a record that remains untouched in the Open Era.But years ago, when the Swiss great was asked by a group of Golden State Warriors players how he had managed to sustain that extraordinary level for so long, his…

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