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In 2006, Jackie Chan asked fans to help build schools one dollar at a time and promised to match their gifts; six years later, their combined contributions had passed $192,000 for children in rural China

Jackie Chan’s appeal was simple: if fans could spare a dollar, he would match it and put both contributions towards building schools for children in remote parts of China. The “Build a School for a Dollar” project turned small gifts into a shared effort, inviting children and adults around the world to contribute whatever they…

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Nushrratt Bharuccha shares FIRST post after Bali spine injury, tells fans she has not lost hope and wants to return soon: ‘Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost’ |

Nushrratt Bharuccha shares FIRST post after Bali spine injury, tells fans she has not lost hope and wants to return soon: ‘Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost’ Nushrratt Bharuccha has posted for the first time since she suffered a spine injury in Bali. She shared a heartfelt message on her Instagram Stories on Saturday, giving…

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Restrained, detained, contained: Clampdown foils stir, thousands confined to home, nabbed on way | India News

NEW DELHI: Unprecedented security arrangements from central Delhi to the borders, phalanxes of 35,000 police and paramilitary personnel and a virtual choke on metro services and trains foiled Cockroach Janta Party’s march to Jantar Mantar on Saturday. The city, however, remained on edge, with young protesters being detained on their way to the protest site…

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New Zealand replaced this 1904 bridge with a modern crossing after 112 years; locals saved the historic structure, now the country’s only surviving steel cantilever road bridge | World News

A 1904 bridge in New Zealand has outlived the road traffic it was built to carry. The Mangaweka Cantilever Bridge spans the Rangitīkei River in the central North Island, where its steel trusses have stood for more than a century. Heritage New Zealand reported that when a routine inspection in 2016 found serious structural deterioration,…

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‘Amitabh Bachchan is a hero for us, but he’s allowed to be human, he’s a father, a grandfather’: Abhishek Bachchan on the man behind the legend | Exclusive Throwback |

Amitabh Bachchan turns 84 today, October 11, and as wishes pour in from family, friends and fans across the world, it is a good time to revisit a heartfelt conversation with his son, Abhishek Bachchan. While Abhishek has always looked up to his father as his hero, he has also spoken about the man behind…

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Spiritual Quote of the Day, October 11: Scorpio Moon Brings a Lesson About Feeling Deeply Without Letting Fear Control Your Choices

Emotional turmoil can often cloud our judgment, leading to impulsive choices that stray from the truth. The prevailing astrological energies urge us to separate our genuine feelings from objective facts. Fear can manifest in ways that distort our perception of reality. Thus, it’s essential to allow emotions to cool before making important decisions. Documenting your…

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Manipur MP calls his dismissal as JNU prof ‘witch hunt’ | India News

GUWAHATI: Congress MP Angomcha Bimol Akoijam has called his dismissal as a professor of JNU a “witch hunt” and accused the institution of violating procedures for handling sexual harassment complaints.“I have not received the internal committee recommendations and even the official dismissal order yet,” Akoijam, who represents Inner Manipur, said, adding, “I have nothing to…

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Harvard bought this stained document for $27.50; decades later, experts realised it was an original Magna Carta | World News

Spectral imaging expert Bill Christens-Barry and Debora Mayor of the Weissman Preservation Centre Prepare HLS MS172 for imaging. Image Credit: Harvard Law Today Harvard Law School bought a stained and faded parchment in 1946 for just $27.50, believing it was an ordinary later copy of the Magna Carta. The document was catalogued as dating from…

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