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India’s Neeraj Chopra (PTI Photo) Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated several of India’s medal winners at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Saturday, praising their performances in posts on X after another productive day for the Indian contingent.India’s biggest attraction of the day came in the men’s javelin throw final, where double Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra returned to the podium alongside compatriot Yash Vir Singh.Chopra finished with the silver medal after registering a best throw of 85.83m. Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage claimed gold with a winning effort of 89.75m, while Yash Vir secured bronze with a throw of 85.41m.The…

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More than 120 fish species have migrated from the Red Sea into the Mediterranean Since the Suez Canal opened more than 150 years ago, more than 120 fish species have migrated from the Red Sea into the Mediterranean. Researchers at Tel Aviv University have now created a statistical model that predicts which species are likely to make the move next, states a report by Phys Org. It also states that some of the model’s top candidate species included the stellate pufferfish (Arothron stellatus), the cinnabar goatfish (Parupeneus heptacantha) and the yellowspotted trevally (Turrum fulvoguttatum). The study was conducted by Dr.…

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A decade of ownership changes a property in ways that are not always visible from the surface. Systems begin to wear, materials lose their original strength, and expectations around what a well kept home should offer continue to evolve. Once a property reaches this ten year point, it becomes important to pause and look closely at what may need attention, since small issues left unchecked can eventually turn into bigger, costlier problems down the line.Here are seven renovations worth planning once a property crosses that ten year threshold:Roof inspection and replacementMost roofing materials are rated for fifteen to twenty five…

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The University of Madras has released the 2026 undergraduate results for first to fourth semester examinations conducted in April. Madras University result 2026: The University of Madras has announced the Madras University Result 2026 for undergraduate students of the first, second, third and fourth semesters. Candidates who appeared for the April 2026 semester examinations can now check their results online through the university’s official results portal using their register number.Students can access their provisional results by visiting the university’s online results portal. The online scorecard is meant for immediate reference, while the original marksheet issued by the university will remain…

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The decades-old Cauvery water sharing dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has political consequences. Whenever tensions rise, the Tamil film industry is one of the first to be impacted. Protests regarding the Cauvery problem have impacted many Tamil films; some screenings have been canceled, some promotions interrupted, some film releases postponed, and theatres closed. Many big releases from Rajinikanth’s Baba in 2002 to Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ in 2026 been caught in the middle of the long-pending river dispute.’Baba’ (2002): Rajinikanth’s film ran into protestsRajinikanth’s ‘Baba’ was one of the first big Tamil films to run into trouble during the Cauvery…

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Alzarri Joseph and Daren Sammy (Agency Image) West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph has responded to head coach Daren Sammy’s comments regarding his absence from the ongoing home Test series against Pakistan, insisting that the public narrative surrounding his decision lacked important context.When Cricket West Indies announced the squad for the two-match series, the board stated that Joseph would miss the matches due to personal reasons. However, Sammy later told reporters that the pacer had been selected but chose not to accept the call-up, saying Joseph had “declined selection.”Speaking on the Antigua Observer’s Good Morning Jojo Sports Show, Joseph said…

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America is retiring coal plants slowly and steadily. The boilers are cut up for scrap, the smokestacks get dropped on camera and the land tends to sit in permitting limbo for a decade. But in Becker, Minnesota, the state’s biggest coal plant is being used, not for all this hardware but for a plug.On July 21, Xcel Energy announced it had completed the third phase of Sherco Solar, pushing the site to 710 megawatts generated by 1.7 million panels. This makes it the largest solar facility in Minnesota and one of the biggest in the Upper Midwest, by the utility’s…

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If your day looks like one long stretch of sitting, laptop open, shoulders creeping toward your ears, back glued to the chair, you’re far from alone. Most of us know the feeling by mid-afternoon: hips that feel locked up, a lower back that’s had enough, and a stiffness that seems to settle in no matter how many times we shift positions. Doctors have long pointed out that sitting for extended periods shortens the hip flexors, weakens the core, and puts steady pressure on the spine. The fix, though, doesn’t need to be complicated. A short yoga sequence, done at your…

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IIT Kanpur has opened admissions for a six-month online certificate programme in Advanced Data Science and Machine Learning for Business Analytics. Starting October 3, 2026, the course targets graduates and working professionals, offering practical training in AI, machine learning, generative AI and business analytics to meet the rising demand for data-driven decision-making across industries (Photo/ Agencies) The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur has announced a six-month online certificate programme in Advanced Data Science and Machine Learning for Business Analytics, offering graduates and working professionals an opportunity to develop industry-relevant skills in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and business…

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Rajesh Kumar, known for Rosesh Sarabhai in ‘Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’, opened up about leaving acting at 42 for farming, losing everything, and enduring humiliation from recovery agents who abused him over unpaid debts. He even sold his car. Yet these hardships, he says, made him more human, grounded, and instinctive as an actor. ‘Saiyaara’ and ‘Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’ actor Rajesh Kumar has candidly opened up about the darkest phase of his life, revealing how his decision to step away from acting for farming left him in severe financial distress. Recalling the humiliating experiences of selling his car, facing abusive recovery…

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