Indian Lawyer Assaulted In Delhi: ‘Why northeast people come to Delhi for work’: Woman lawyer from Assam assaulted in Prasad Nagar | Delhi News

The group allegedly also questioned why people from the Northeast should come to Delhi for work. NEW DELHI: An Assamese woman lawyer was allegedly assaulted by a group of people in central Delhi amid an ongoing property dispute, police said on Saturday.Cases have been registered in connection with the incident, they said.According to news agency…

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‘Khali pet gold jita hai’: Why India’s kabaddi team did not eat before Asian Games final | Asian Games 2026 News

India’s men’s kabaddi team had one thing on their mind before the Asian Games final – winning gold.So much so that the players did not eat properly before their title clash against Iran.“Khali pet gold jita hai,” captain Pawan Sehrawat said after India defeated Iran 40-34 to retain their Asian Games men’s kabaddi title on…

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Asian Games Medal Tally: How two kabaddi golds helped India break back into top 10 as China pull ahead | Asian Games 2026 News

India won gold medals in both men’s and women’s kabaddi events. NEW DELHI: India returned to the top 10 of the Asian Games medal standings on Saturday after a seven-medal haul, highlighted by two gold medals in kabaddi. The country’s gold rush in the sport, along with medals in athletics, shooting and squash, took the…

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A New York highway superintendent built a snow-fence pole remover from an old golf-cart wheel and scrap box tubing for $0; it cut a three-week job to about 1.5 weeks and has now won a national federal award

Photo credit: Fhwa.dot.gov A discarded golf-cart wheel and a piece of scrap box tubing have earned a New York highway department national recognition. Riverhead Highway Superintendent Mike Zaleski built a simple snow-fence pole remover after seeing workers struggle to pull frozen poles from the ground by hand. The homemade tool cost nothing, reduced a job…

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Guam had a population of three million invasive brown snakes; then US dropped 2,000 mice stuffed with paracetamol in a $8M operation to curb the population

Wars are no longer just between humans, they are also against invasive predators that completely destroy ecosystems. In order to tackle one such enemy, a tropical island once waged an audacious chemical war to save its forests.Shortly after World War II and before 1952, brown tree snakes reached Guam from the Solomon Islands, hidden in…

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Housing sales slipped 6% in top Indian cities during Jul-Sep quarter: Report

As per the figures, housing sales across major cities dropped to 1,03,170 units in the July-September period, compared with 1,09,420 units in the corresponding quarter last year (Photo: Reuters). Residential property sales across India’s nine major cities declined by six per cent during the July-September quarter, dropping to 1.03 lakh units.According to the real estate…

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San Diego crews removed more than 60 tons of dried brush and invasive plants from 750+ acres of Mission Trails; the work targets wildfire fuel in a park where the 2003 Cedar Fire burned about 2,800 acres

San Diego crews remove 60+ tons of brush from 750+ acres to reduce Mission Trails fire fuel (Image Credit: Mission Trails Regional Park) A large-scale cleanup is underway at one of San Diego’s biggest open spaces, where crews have been removing dried vegetation and invasive plants before they can add to the fuel available to…

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In 1984, Gene Simmons paid about $1.35 million for a Beverly Hills estate; after nearly four decades, a $16 million sale and a 3,000-sq-ft rebuild, the former KISS home sold again for $28 million in 2025

The estate is not quite the same house Simmons purchased in the 1980s. A roughly 3,000-square-foot rebuild added to its scale and helped turn the longtime property into a modern luxury residence. Inside, the home features seven bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, soaring ceilings and expansive living areas. A Beverly Hills property with a rock-and-roll pedigree has…

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“Knocked me mentally and emotionally”: Hailee Steinfeld opens up about mental struggle amid hectic week with Josh Allen’s family | NFL News

Josh Allen & Hailee Steinfeld (Image via Beau Society) Hailee Steinfeld is opening up about a difficult week at home while husband Josh Allen prepares for another NFL test with the Buffalo Bills. The actress and mother gave fans a candid glimpse into the less glamorous side of family life, from caring for a sick…

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