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Sadhguru pledges Rs 1 crore for Nepal flood relief, seeks joint Himalayan response | India News

Sadhguru called for a collective approach to managing disasters and protecting the Himalayan ecosystem Sadhguru Jagadish Vasudev has pledged Rs 1 crore towards Nepal’s Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to support rescue and relief efforts following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border. He also called for greater cooperation among Himalayan nations, proposing a five-nation…

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Pete Hegseth: Did US military warn Hegseth over Iran war strain before latest escalation? What report claims

US military leaders reportedly warned Iran that operation has become “too much for too long”, citing strain on troops and readiness. Several senior US military leaders reportedly warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that prolonging large-scale operations against Iran was unsustainable and could weaken the military’s ability to respond to threats elsewhere, including against the US…

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Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson suffers cardiac arrest; in hospital seeking medical treatment |

Gary “Angry” Anderson, the frontman of the Australian rock band, Rose Tattoo has suffered a cardiac arrest and is currently seeking treatment in hospital.The update comes weeks after Rose Tattoo cancelled the European leg of their farewell tour, citing a “medical issue”. In a social media post, the band, on Monday, announced on behalf of…

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India became ‘vishwaguru’ through service, not pursuit of superpower status: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in Toronto | India News

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in Toronto RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said India became a “Vishwaguru” (world teacher) through its selfless service to humanity rather than by becoming a “Mahashakti” (superpower), highlighting the country’s civilisational tradition of friendship, refuge and respect for diversity.Addressing the “Hindu Vishwa Bandhu – Embrace the World in Friendship” gathering in Toronto,…

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In the early 1990s, fewer than 1,000 threatened chum salmon returned to this Washington watershed; recent returns average 32,600 a year as a $9.7 million river restoration nears completion

chum salmon Representative image In the early 1990s, fewer than 1,000 threatened summer-run chum salmon made it back to the Big Quilcene River on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula each year. Decades of logging, road building and habitat degradation had left the river choked with sediment, its gravel spawning beds buried and its side channels disconnected. Today,…

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Manasi Parekh: ‘Felt like winning a war’: Manasi Parekh reaches Mumbai after Nepal – Tibet floods, recalls four-hour wait in Nyalam and ‘bumpiest bus ride’ to Kathmandu | Gujarati Movie News

Manasi Parekh is finally back in Mumbai after enduring a difficult and uncertain journey through areas devastated by flooding near the Nepal-Tibet border. The actor had been travelling through Tibet as part of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra when landslides and severely disrupted road conditions turned her return trip into an ordeal. Manasi Parekh on getting…

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What makes September-born kids so different? Personality, love language, career and health traits explained

Every classroom has one child who notices that the chart is slightly crooked, the instructions do not match the question, or two friends have stopped talking to each other. Quite often, that observant child is born in September.September-born children usually carry an interesting mix. They can be practical without being cold, sensitive without showing everything,…

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Constitutional norm for jurist as SC judge unmet: Justice Bhuyan | India News

SC judge says Article 124(3) provision for appointing distinguished jurists as apex court judges remains unused for 76 years. NEW DELHI: Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, a Supreme Court judge, Sunday said though Article 124(3) permitted appointment of ‘distinguished jurists’ as judges of the apex court, it was regrettable that this provision had remained one of our…

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Joe Anderson: US mayor Joe Anderson dies mysteriously at 45 after sudden collapse on Colorado hike

Colorado politician Joe Anderson suddenly collapsed on Colorado hike and died shortly thereafter. (Photo: Instagram @nypost) Joe Anderson lost consciousness and was not breathing while hiking on the lower slopes of Quandary Peak in Summit County, according to local authorities. Sheriff’s deputies were called at about 6.40am after other hikers had already begun CPR.Deputies and…

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