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(Photo: Courtesy of Wahl) When Brian Schwartz lost his digital marketing job during the COVID-19 pandemic in the summer of 2020, he pulled out his lawnmower and began cutting grass for elderly neighbors in Wayne, New Jersey. Six years later, that simple act has grown into a nationwide volunteer movement operating in all 50 U.S. states. According to figures published by the initiative’s official website, I Want To Mow Your Lawn, the nonprofit network now has more than 2,000 volunteers across the country. Together, they provide free lawn mowing, leaf raking and snow removal for senior citizens, military veterans, people…

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Picture Credit: YouTube Screengrab Nani and director Srikanth Odela recently sat down to discuss the response to their latest film, ‘The Paradise’. The film opened to strong box-office numbers but received mixed reactions from audiences. During their conversation, Srikanth admitted that he was surprised by the contrasting responses and said he needed more time to understand them.Nani and Srikanth Odela discuss ‘The Paradise’ responseSrikanth said he was surprised by the different reactions to the film and admitted that he was still trying to make sense of them.“I literally got shocked at a few things, and for a few things, I…

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Peter Van Geit recounts his six-year legal battle in an Instagram post. In June 2024, Belgian trekker and Chennai-based activist Peter Van Geit lost his 93-year-old mother, Irena Van Goethem. She died in Belgium, where Van Geit had wanted to be with her during her final years.Instead, he says, he was in India, after years of legal proceedings stemming from a 2018 trekking expedition that ended in a devastating forest fire in Tamil Nadu.“Mom, 93 years, dies alone. Her only son stuck in India,” Van Geit wrote in an Instagram carousel recently, recounting the events that, according to him, kept…

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India’s Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh after winning silver medals. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India added seven more medals to its Asian Games 2026 tally on Sunday, but the haul was not enough to keep the country inside the top 10 of the medal standings.India ended Day 8 with 37 medals — four gold, 16 silver and 17 bronze — but slipped from 10th to 12th position. The drop came despite the sizeable medal haul because India did not add a gold, while countries above it continued to accumulate gold medals and increase their overall totals.China continued to dominate the…

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‘American terrorist army’: Iran claims second US drone seized in Hormuz (Reuters file photo) Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy has claimed it captured a second advanced US unmanned underwater vehicle, the Remus 600, in the Strait of Hormuz.According to a statement carried by Iranian state broadcaster IRIB on Sunday, the operation targeted what Iranian military authorities described as the “second subsurface [submarine] of the American terrorist army” operating in the strategic waterway.The IRGC said the operation was carried out through a “coordinated and complex operation” involving military intelligence and electronic warfare capabilities.”With the help of God Almighty, the…

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Bosco Martis, the celebrated choreographer known for his work alongside Caesar Gonsalves as the duo Bosco-Caesar, recently opened up about an interaction he had with actor Vivek Oberoi in the early 2000s, following the success of Company (2002) and Saathiya (2002). While Bosco admitted that Vivek’s response initially left him feeling hurt, he later came to understand the actor’s perspective and saw it as a lesson in professionalism.Bosco Martis recalls calling Vivek Oberoi after a long timeDuring a conversation with Vivek on Bosco’s YouTube channel, the actor spoke about maintaining a clear distinction between his personal relationships and professional commitments.…

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We tend to trust emotional memories.“I remember it because it affected me so deeply”.The truth is strong emotions can make an experience feel important and memorable. But emotional intensity does not guarantee that every detail has been sorted accurately.Imagine that we are frightened, angry, embarrassed, or extremely excited. Our attention may become focused on certain things while other details receive less attention. Later, when we remember the event, our current emotions can also influence how we understand it. This is why two people can experience the same event and later remember it quite differently. This may simply bedifferent reconstructions of…

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NEW DELHI: Parul Chaudhary broke her personal best on the way to a bronze medal in the women’s 3000m steeplechase at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya on Sunday, adding a second Asian Games medal to the event.The Indian clocked 9:08.67 to finish third on the podium, improving her personal best in a strong performance. Parul had won silver in the same event at the Hangzhou Asian Games in 2023.Bahrain’s Winfred Yavi won the gold in 9:04.36, while Kazakhstan’s Norah Jeruto Tanui claimed silver in 9:06.82.India’s other runner, Ankita, finished fourth but also produced a personal best, clocking 9:19.24.Asian Games Full…

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FBI Director Kash Patel/Image: AP The FBI has demoted two senior counterterrorism officials in Washington and reassigned them to bureau headquarters amid dissatisfaction over their handling of an investigation into allegedly threatening phone calls targeting Katie Miller, the wife of senior White House aide Stephen Miller, Bloomberg Law reported, citing three people.Michael Burgwald, special agent in charge of the Washington Field Office’s counterterrorism division, and his deputy, Courtland Rae, were moved from their positions on Friday.The division is responsible for investigating threats linked to the Middle East. The officials were reassigned following concerns within the bureau over the pace of…

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Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna are set to reunite in the upcoming period action drama ‘Ranabaali’. The film is scheduled to release in theatres on October 16, 2026, and the makers have now announced a four-part documentary series ahead of the release.’Ranabaali’ makers share updateThe makers recently shared an Instagram post, titled ‘Never Forget – The Truth Series’. It is expected to explore the forgotten chapters of history connected to the world of ‘Ranabaali’. The makers shared the details on social media, with each episode focusing on a different subject.About the ‘Ranabaali’ chaptersThe first chapter, titled ‘The Famine We Forgot’,…

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