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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A Venezuelan man shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Texas was taken to an immigration detention facility with a bullet still lodged in his back near his spine, his lawyer said, as new details emerged about his condition.His attorney, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, said 28-year-old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was later taken back to a hospital and has lost movement on the left side of his body.According to CNN, Lincoln-Goldfinch said Perez was transported to an ICE facility about 100 miles away after being shot, despite the bullet remaining lodged in…

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The 72nd National Film Awards brought together several celebrated names from across Indian cinema as winners stepped forward to receive their honours. Smt. Droupadi Murmu, President of India, handed over the awards to the winners during the event, which was quite significant for the filmmakers and technicians whose work has made an impact among the movies released in 2024. From screenplay and music to production design, costumes and stunt choreography, the honours recognised contributions across several areas of filmmaking.Sukumar, GV Prakash Kumar and Venky Atluri receive National AwardsAmong the notable winners was filmmaker Sukumar, who received the National Film Award…

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An unusual education initiative in Kodaikanal’s Kombai-Perungadu tribal settlement is changing how children and families think about schooling. Instead of beginning with textbooks, teachers first arrived with nail cutters, hygiene lessons and conversations with parents. The initiative, called “School on Wheels”, was started in 2024 by My School Satya Surabhi to reach children who had limited access to education. The school’s own website confirms that the programme began with 25 children and combines education with hygiene, nutrition, life skills and community engagement. Today, the programme has reached more than 50 first-generation learners. Around 20 to 25 children have also moved…

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Indian women’s team after winning the Asian Games gold medal. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s continental dominance in women’s cricket remained unchallenged as the side delivered the country’s first gold medal of the ongoing Asian Games, while the men’s badminton team produced a stunning performance against Japan to assure itself of a podium finish on an eventful Tuesday in Aichi-Nagoya.Harmanpreet Kaur and Co. hammered Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the women’s cricket final to successfully defend their Asian Games title, taking India’s medal tally to seven and finally adding the much-awaited gold to the country’s haul.India also assured themselves…

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(Source: Aaron Shellow-Lavine/WAMC) A couple who lost their home in 2010 now earns almost $700,000 a year growing vegetables on just two and a half acres in upstate New York. Corinne Hansch and her husband, Matthew Leon, went through serious money trouble during the 2010 recession. When their home in California was about to be taken away, they decided to try growing food for a living. Their first try, in Northern California, fell apart when they lost the land they were renting. So they moved to New York’s Capital Region. Starting on just a third of an acre, they built…

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Rani Mukerji’s mother Krishna Mukerji, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 75. The actress shared a close bond with her mother, who often spoke about Rani’s career and achievements, including her National Award win for ‘Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway’.Last year, during Durga Puja, Krishna had spoken about Rani’s National Award and expressed her happiness while also revealing that she believed her daughter deserved the honour much earlier for her performance in ‘Black’. Speaking to Instant Bollywood, she had said, “I am happy that she got a National Award. But (she got it) very late. She should (have…

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Psychologist explains the difference between love bombing and healthy affection There is a point in some relationships when the thing that first attracted you starts making you uncomfortable.The person who once seemed wonderfully attentive now feels difficult to keep up with. What looked like excitement begins to feel intense. You may find yourself wondering whether you are simply adjusting to a new relationship or whether something more concerning is happening.The difference between love bombing and healthy affection is not always obvious at first. According to Dr Munia Bhattacharya, Senior Consultant Psychologist at Marengo Asia Hospitals, Gurugram, the key lies less…

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India beat Japan by 2 runs. (Pic credit: BCCI) NEW DELHI: India scripted another milestone in their T20I history on Tuesday, becoming the first team to register 200 wins in men’s T20 internationals, including victories achieved through Super Overs.The landmark 200th win came in dramatic fashion as the world champions survived a major scare from hosts Japan, edging them by just two runs in a rain-shortened one-off T20I at Sano.With the match reduced to five overs per side because of rain, India posted only 32/4 after opting to bat. Japan came agonisingly close in the chase, finishing on 30/3 as…

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Iran seeks a table to negotiate with the US as the military blockade of its ports continues and reports emerge of a potential resumption of strikes (Photo: Reuters). Iran on Tuesday reportedly offered to reopen the Hormuz Strait within seven days if the United States takes initial steps toward easing military pressure.Speaking to Kyodo news agency, a senior Iranian government official said: “There is a possibility of moving toward an agreement”, adding that the US must demonstrate “seriousness and commitment” for diplomacy to advance.Iran seeks a table to negotiate with the US as the military blockade of its ports continues…

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Veteran actor Anant Nag was honoured with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award for 2024 at the 72nd National Film Awards ceremony on Tuesday. The veteran actor received a warm standing ovation from those present as he accepted the honour, marking one of the most memorable moments of the ceremony.The award recognises Anant Nag’s more than five-decade contribution to cinema, particularly his enduring body of work in Kannada cinema and his wider contribution to Indian films.Anant Nag honoured for more than five decades of contribution to cinemaThe presentation of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award emerged as one of the highlights of the…

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