First Mahatma Gandhi statue in North Dakota unveiled at Bismarck's Peace Park
The first life-size statue of Mahatma Gandhi in North Dakota was unveiled at Peace Park in downtown Bismarck, the state's capital, in a ceremony attended
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In 2026, a Massachusetts woman skied 700 miles to the South Pole alone, without support; she finished the frozen crossing in exactly 57 days
Monet Eliastam becomes the first American woman to complete a solo and unsupported ski journey to the South Pole, covering 700 miles in 57 days, facing extreme weather and challenging terrain.
'You are disgusting, put yourself in shape': Trump mocks reporter's appearance after being questioned about his health
US President Donald Trump launched a personal attack on a journalist who questioned him about his health and the cancellation of planned campaign rallies
A Virginia textile mill built in 1920 closed in 1996 and stood largely empty for decades; after a $110 million redevelopment, it now has residents and offices, with 190 apartments planned across the complex
The 1920-built White Mill in Danville, Virginia, operated for 75 years before closing in 1996.
Family gets no proper food, 11-month-old baby not given milk on 15-hour Delhi-Melbourne Singapore Airlines flight in 2020; 6 years later, airline ordered to pay Rs 50,000 plus litigation expenses
NEW DELHI: A passenger's complaint that his family, including an 11-month-old baby, was not served adequate food on a 15-hour flight has led the Punjab
Jeff Bezos would not tell a retiree to buy an AI stock, he would instead give them the same advice that Berkshire Hathaway chairman emeritus Warren Buffett has given over the years, go and buy …
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says he can’t tell whether artificial intelligence is in a bubble, but he knows what he would tell someone living off their
Heavy rain lashes Uttar Pradesh, orange alert issued; Delhi gets pollution relief as AQI drops
LUCKNOW: Rain and thunderstorms brought a change in weather conditions across parts of north India, with several districts of Uttar Pradesh witnessing
US Federal appeals court revives religious groups’ legal challenge to immigration enforcement at churches, synagogues and mosques; what the ruling means for worshippers
Immigration enforcement at churches, synagogues and mosques is back before the courts after a federal appeals court revived a religious freedom lawsuit
A Bengaluru woman breaks down her household help expenses; spends ₹42,100 every month on household help; her annual bill crosses ₹5 lakh, and there is more
For many families living in Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, managing a household is no longer just about paying rent or EMIs or paying electricity
'20 markets, Rs 12,000cr trade at stake': Delhi traders urge Sonia Gandhi to defer Rahul Gandhi's November 1 rally
NEW DELHI: The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) in Delhi on Friday urged senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi to postpone the party's proposed mega
A North Dakota pipeline route drew objections from landowners and two counties over safety and local rules. A judge has now backed local setback powers and ordered more scrutiny, but the state permit remains in place
A North Dakota court has directed state regulators to take a closer look at the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline, raising fresh questions about
Weather tomorrow: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several states; heavy rain alert for Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Yanam
NEW DELHI: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast rainfall activity across several parts of India on Saturday, October 31, with
Poverty plunges in India, but top 10% earn 13 times more than bottom 10%: World Bank
NEW DELHI: India has lifted an estimated 496 million people out of poverty between 2011 and 2023, recording one of the world's fastest declines in poverty
Glacial lake outburst in Bhutan: North Bengal on red alert as flood threat looms; thousands evacuated
NEW DELHI: Parts of West Bengal and Assam were placed on high alert after a glacial lake outburst in Bhutan triggered a flash flood, raising fears of a
Jamia set to hold student body polls after 22 years; 18-day hunger strike ends
NEW DELHI: After over two decades without an elected students' union, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) is set to return to campus democracy, with the university
Why this 50-year-old Italian man walked nearly 1,000 kilometres alone on the Camino de Santiago despite having to carry his own food because of coeliac disease
Walking the Camino de Santiago alone with coeliac disease left Marco Degl’Innocenti, a 50-year-old box factory employee and keen trekker from the Italian
Delhi-NCR feels winter chill after overnight rain, AQI improves to 'moderate'
NEW DELHI: Delhi-NCR experienced a shift in its weather after overnight incessant rain lashed the city, bringing an unmistakable nip to the air and
'Nvidia chief seen as target of China spy plot'
A top executive at a Singapore-based data centre company, Megaspeed, was under scrutiny for possibly steering advanced Nvidia AI chips to China, according