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A Winnipeg woman who rescued a child and her father from drowning in the Red River on August 24 near St. John’s Park is being called a hero, but she said she doesn’t feel like one.“I’m just a mom. I don’t feel like a hero,” Jayclyn Morrissette, 32, told CBC.Woman saves two livesRepresentative imageOn Monday (August 24) evening, Jayclyn Morrissette was taking a walk with her neighbour at St. John’s Park in Winnipeg’s North End. When they stopped at a bench overlooking the Red River, she ‘noticed a little girl flailing in the water’.Her neighbour ran to find the parents,…

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‘Hanuman Ansh’, a movie inspired by the life of Neem Karoli Baba, has emerged as an unexpected box-office sensation. What makes this more remarkable is that it was made on a shoestring budget of Rs 2 crore and was initially dismissed as a failure, before defying expectations and going on to earn multiple times its cost. Viewers who caught the film have become vocal admirers, and former cricketer Virender Sehwag is among those who’ve shared their take on it.Virender Sehwag calls himself a devoteeSehwag shared a video on Instagram and said, “Sita Ram… There are some people, some experiences, that…

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Long before Sundar Pichai was running Google, he was a student at IIT Kharagpur, figuring out computers, staying up late to study and making friends on campus.And somewhere along the way, he also met Anjali – the woman who would later become his wife.As IIT Kharagpur celebrates its 75th anniversary, Pichai sent a message to his old campus and shared some of the memories he still carries with him. His career may have taken him from India to the top of one of the world’s biggest tech companies, but some of his favourite memories are still tied to those college…

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Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya Hard-hitting batter Deepak Hooda is set to return to his home team Baroda in domestic cricket five years after moving to Rajasthan.”Yes, Deepak is coming back to Baroda. He and Krunal (Pandya) have spoken to each other. Everything is sorted between them,” Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) CEO Snehal Parikh confirmed to TOI on Thursday.The batting allrounder had joined Rajasthan as a professional for the 2021-22 domestic season after severing ties with Baroda. Hooda had moved to Rajasthan after being banned for the 2020-21 season in January by the BCA for “indiscipline.”Hooda moved out of the team…

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When conservationists bought a Wyoming cattle ranch in the 1990s, most people assumed the herds would disappear. Instead, they discovered something surprising: keeping cattle on the land, managed carefully, could actually protect it. This is the story of Red Canyon Ranch near Lander, Wyoming, purchased by The Nature Conservancy as an experiment in coexistence between ranching and wildlife. Rather than retiring the pastures, the organisation kept roughly 600 head of cattle grazing across the property, using science to test whether livestock and native ecosystems could genuinely thrive together. Decades later, the ranch stands as a working case study in adaptive…

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Kangana Ranaut recently posted a video on social media that touches on technology, digital culture, and how political and online experiences shape different generations. Responding to the discussion, she picked up on a comment about millennials’ intelligence and added her own perspective, drawing a comparison with Gen Z. The clip is from the latest episode of ‘The Exchange’, where social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and Oli Dugmore discuss the social media ban.Kangana Ranaut’s playful take on millennialsThe actress shared the video to her Instagram stories, tagging along a playful remark of her own. She wrote, “Even though Gen Z is the…

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Kodinhi in Kerala is known for its unusually high twin births. (Photo: Undiscovered Indian Treasures) There are places you visit for their beaches, backwaters and misty hills. And then there is Kodinhi, a quiet village in Kerala’s Malappuram district. At first glance, Kodinhi looks much like any other Kerala village- lush greenery, narrow roads, homes, schools and the unhurried rhythm of rural life. But spend some time here and something unusual begins to stand out: twins are everywhere.The village has earned the nickname India’s “Twin Town” because of its exceptionally high number of twin births.A village where seeing double is…

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Kolkata: Swiss Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk during her match against Indian International Master Vantika Agrawal on the Day 1 of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid 2024, in Kolkata. (PTI Photo/Swapan Mahapatra) PUNE: Former women’s world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk believes the rise of rapid and blitz chess has not diminished the virtues of the classical game, arguing that success in any format still requires the same foundation of hard work and understanding.Speaking ahead of the Global Chess League in Bengaluru, where she will represent Triveni Continental Kings for a third successive season, the Swiss grandmaster said shorter time controls remain closely…

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Seven Indigenous Siekopai women in Ecuador’s Amazon are using ancestral knowledge, modern technology and community-led conservation to give vulnerable river turtles a better chance of survival. Known as the Tari Nomiowa’i, or “Turtle Women”, the group patrols the banks of the Aguarico River in search of charapa turtle nests, carefully collects eggs threatened by flooding, predators and human activity, and raises the hatchlings in protected conditions before returning them to the river. During the 2025-26 nesting season, the women collected 235 eggs and successfully hatched and released 208 young turtles into the Aguarico River in March and April 2026. Their…

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This image released by Marvel shows directors Joe Russo, left, and Anthony Russo on the set of “Avengers: Doomsday.” (Paul Abell/Marvel-Disney via AP) Before they were the most-trusted hands behind Marvel’s largest epics, Joe and Anthony Russo presided over a slightly less potent assemblage of talent: the Bluth family of “Arrested Development.”Beginning with “Arrested Development” ( 14 episodes directed ) and “Community” (34 episodes), the Russo brothers established an especially keen sense for the rhythms and intersections of ensemble casts.Russo Brothers on ‘Avengers’ ensemble cast”For whatever reason, Joe and I have always really been drawn to ensemble storytelling,” Anthony says.…

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