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All you need to know about Outer Banks Season 5. From when and where to watch it, to who will be returning for the final season, here is everything about the upcoming shiw which will be released on August 20. (Credit: Instagram) The fifth and final season of the teen adventure OTT show ‘Outer Banks’ is right around the corner. Fans have been awaiting a conclusion after the harrowing events of the season 4 finale, and fans are now ready for some answers. Here is all that you need to know about the upcoming season.What is the plot of ‘Outer…

​Photo source: X/@astro_anil​ Growing food in space is no longer just a futuristic idea. For astronauts living aboard the International Space Station (ISS), growing small quantities of fresh vegetables is already part of ongoing research into how plants behave away from Earth- and whether they could one day help sustain crews on longer missions to the Moon or Mars.That research recently turned into a rather unusual meal for Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon and fellow astronaut Jessica Meir. In a video shared by Menon on X, the two can be seen harvesting leafy greens grown aboard the space station, examining…

England vs Pakistan, 1st Test Day 2 Live: England’s new Test era could hardly have begun in more convincing fashion as the hosts seized control of the first Test against Pakistan at Headingley on Thursday. With Ben Stokes having retired and Brendon McCullum no longer in charge, Joe Root returned as England captain for his second stint and immediately found himself at the centre of a dominant opening day. After winning the toss and choosing to bowl under an overcast sky, England’s seamers made the most of the conditions. Ollie Robinson set the tone from the very first delivery of…

As of 2026, 12 malls have been restored. (Picture: BMA) In the middle of Manhattan, Broadway’s green medians are being transformed into a connected habitat for birds, bees and other urban wildlife. The Broadway Mall Association (BMA), a nonprofit organisation, is replanting the city’s Broadway malls with native plants as part of a long-term project called The Great Green Way.According to a report by Eco Portal, the project aims to turn five miles of Broadway’s green spaces into one continuous corridor. Instead of each median being a separate garden, the restored spaces will work together and provide habitat across the…

The Delhi government has withdrawn a controversial provision linked to the Class 9 third language (R3), clarifying that students will not be barred from appearing for Class 10 board exams over the subject. The Delhi government has withdrawn a provision in its revised Class 9 examination and promotion policy that could have prevented students from appearing for the Class 10 board examinations if they failed to qualify in the third language, or R3, studied in Class 9.The decision follows confusion over how the earlier provision was to be implemented. A corrigendum issued by the Directorate of Education has now clarified…

Quote of the day by Matthew Perry: ‘You never know where one thing will lead…take every opportunity, because something might come of it,’ the ‘Friends’ stars’ wisdom on never missing out on anything, no matter how small or big it may seem (YouTube) Matthew Perry has always been known for taking life as is and taking chances on things. The late actor, who rose to fame for his appearance on ‘Friends,’ was always candid about his life and all the struggles that he went through with substance and alcohol abuse. Today’s quote from the star is all about understanding that…

Moving to another country can make you question things you once considered completely normal. For Kalumba Mwale, a man from Zimbabwe living in India, that experience came with plenty of surprises.Mwale recently shared a video on Instagram comparing what he was used to back home with what he discovered after moving to India. His post, titled “What I thought was normal in Zimbabwe, until I lived in India”, touched on everything from universities and food to healthcare and the number of international students he has met.And some of his observations may sound familiar to Indians, while others offer a very…

Qamran Iqbal scored a magnificent 160 not out in the second innings of the Ranji trophy final against Karnataka. (PTI) NEW DELHI: The last time Qamran Iqbal played competitive cricket, it took him nearly 2,800 kms and a frantic 15 hours to get there. Called up at short notice, the 24-year-old endured a chaotic journey that has stayed with him ever since. This time, though, there is no last-minute scramble. Iqbal arrived at the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) four days before the Duleep Trophy, giving himself time to settle in and prepare for the challenge ahead.Iqbal is one of…

As Bluewater spent more time on Protection Island, he wanted to make it his permanent home. (Picture: Facebook) On Washington State’s Protection Island, Marty Bluewater has an unusual kind of neighbourhood. Gulls fly over the sandy bluffs, harbour seals rest on the beach and tufted puffins can be seen in the water. There are no other human residents.Bluewater is the only person living on the roughly 400-acre island, which became a National Wildlife Refuge in 1982. According to Atlas Obscura, he first bought a piece of the island in the early 1970s, when it was being promoted as a future…

I had been terrified of public speaking. I couldn’t do it.” Can you guess who said this?When such words come from a student or a layperson, they may seem quite easy and understandable on the surface. But when they are spoken by Warren Buffett, the legendary American investor and former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, in the HBO documentary Becoming Warren Buffett, they make us pause.Over the years, we have successfully painted a picture of successful personalities in our minds, where we always imagine them confidently delivering speeches to a mass audience. And more often than not, we have imagined ourselves…