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UK's oldest Indian restaurant owner accuses Crown Estate of not valuing curry traditions
Ranjit Mathrani, the owner of Veeraswamy, is taking legal action against the Crown Estate over lease refusal. He believes this reflects an undervaluation of Indian culinary traditions compared to European cuisine. The restaurant has a significant historical background with notable patrons, including Indian leaders. The Crown Estate maintains its decision is based on structural issues and not culinary bias.
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Grenade seizure case: Pakistan-based ultra declared ‘proclaimed offender’
A special NIA court in Jammu has declared Nazir Hussain a proclaimed offender regarding grenade seizures. Hussain, originally from Hari village, is believed to be hiding in Pakistan currently. The court noted that previous non-bailable arrest warrants could not be executed due to his absence from home. Additionally, multiple attempts to compel Hussain to surrender have been unsuccessful.
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India’s first high-altitude snow leopard safari flagged off in Ladakh
Ladakh has commenced India's first high-altitude wildlife safari that highlights snow leopard trails and community involvement. Vinai Kumar Saxena, the lieutenant governor, emphasized the importance of coexisting wildlife and development. The Snow Leopard and High-Altitude Nature Conservation Society is coordinating this project with local forest departments. The mapped safari routes traverse significant wildlife areas, including Hemis National Park and Changthang.
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NIA court rejects bail plea of separatist Shabir Shah in 1996 funeral violence case
A Jammu NIA court rejected the bail application of Shabir Ahmad Shah, linked to a 30-year-old mob violence case. This case relates to violence during a terrorist's funeral procession in Srinagar, which Shah allegedly incited. The court expressed concern about potential threats to national security and the safety of protected witnesses. Shah argued that the investigation was reopened without justification and emphasized delays in legal actions.
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Texas court lets oil company cross 1,604-acre ranch to plug shut-in well
A Texas appeals court ruled that Allegiant Resources can access McFaddin Ranch to plug an inactive well. The dispute centers around the Remora Oil Unit No. 1 located near the San Antonio River. Virginia L. Dierlam, the ranch owner, previously secured a permanent injunction that limited access to the ranch. Allegiant argues that plugging the well is necessary to avoid environmental concerns, which the court acknowledged.
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Texas ranch hit by largest wildfire returns to market for $180 million
Now listed for $180 million, Turkey Track Ranch encompasses 77,721 acres of breathtaking terrain. After rebounding from the Smokehouse Creek Fire, this property has rejuvenated its cattle operations and features nearly 26 miles of scenic Canadian River frontage, ensuring abundant water supply. With a lineage connected to essential battles and over a hundred years of family ownership, this sale is a unique opportunity to own a remarkable piece of history.
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Oceans connect, not divide nations, PM Modi says, calls for secure maritime order
PM Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of maritime connectivity and proposed a ceasefire plan for the Black Sea. His vision promotes cooperation and mutual benefit among nations to ensure maritime security. Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Krishna Swaminathan highlighted the interconnectedness of national security and economic security. He urged for collective action among regions to tackle maritime threats effectively.
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FBI foils alleged ISIS-linked attack plot at Mall of America by 18-year-old
Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, an 18-year-old, was arrested for planning an attack on the Mall of America. He agreed to buy an AK-47 and ammunition from an undercover FBI agent posing as an ISIS member. Mohamud expressed intentions to kill non-Muslims during a scheduled Hmong arts celebration. US authorities stated that his radicalization was identified well before his plan could be executed.
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Indiana Supreme Court fixes land-taking payout at $20,840 in road project
Transportation authorities in Indiana sought to acquire a section of Jeremy Willis's land for a project on State Road 11. An appraisal placed the property's value at $20,840, with no objections raised. The Indiana Supreme Court determined that the appraisal was final according to state law. Consequently, the trial court was directed to finalize the judgment and authorize the fund release.
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Zohran Mamdani faces backlash for calling Israel’s Gaza war ‘ongoing genocide’ on Oct 7 anniversary
Shame on you for trying to blow a kiss and slap Israelis in the face at the same time.On October 7, Hamas raped, burned, and murdered Israelis and Americans in front of their loved ones. They kidnapped others and tortured them for months.This is antisemitism, no matter how you try to put a bow on it.
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‘Nobody can stop Bumrah & Bhuvi’: Ashwin’s bold prediction as pacer makes India return
Ravichandran Ashwin asserts that Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s display in New Zealand might have a significant impact on his chances for World Cup selection. Having last participated in an ODI in 2022, Bhuvneshwar is set to make his return to international cricket. His capacity to swing the ball could enhance India's bowling lineup for next year’s championship.
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IndiGo flight hit by lightning, damage found only after landing in Lucknow
An IndiGo flight experienced a lightning strike while approaching Lucknow, damaging its nose radome. The aircraft landed safely, with all 110 people onboard unharmed. The severity of the damage became clear only after the flight was parked. Authorities confirmed that the aircraft will undergo a comprehensive inspection and necessary repairs before service. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has been notified as per standard procedure.
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‘You are doing your job’: Detained Rahul Gandhi offers water to police - watch
“You are all doing your work”, says Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi to police personnel as he hands out water bottles to them from bus during detention.(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/d8jp61yd2p) https://t.co/8KoCsY0Jhd
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A lunch, then a march: How Rahul-led opposition once again kept police guessing
The episode was the latest example of a 'dhappa' style protest that Rahul Gandhi and the Congress have recently used. The latest episode began after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced an INDIA bloc sit-in at Jantar Mantar following the lunch. "Today, we will hold a sit-in protest at Jantar Mantar. Until our demands are met, we will continue to stage such protests," Kharge announced.
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Out on bail after rape allegation, Porel named in Bengal squad for Ranji opener
Wicketkeeper-batter Abhishek Porel has been included in Bengal's squad for their upcoming Ranji Trophy match. He was previously arrested on allegations of rape but has since been granted bail. The team has named a strong squad with senior pacers Mohammed Shami and Akash Deep included. Bengal's match against Delhi is set to take place in Kalyani to mark the season opener.
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Juan Soto’s $765M contract: How will it reshape his fortune?
Juan Soto’s record-breaking New York Mets contract is more than a landmark baseball deal. Its $765 million value, $75 million signing bonus, lack of deferred payments and 2029 opt-out give Soto unusual control over his financial future, also, the structure could influence his investment opportunities, earning power, tax planning and wealth accumulation throughout his career and beyond.
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‘TV drama cannot alter reality’: India slams Pakistan over cross-border terror
On India’s consistent stand on regional security and cross-border infiltration, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, “Pakistan is a country which has been fueling cross-border terrorism for years; lying and propagating falsehoods have become second nature to it. I want to emphasise that no matter how hard they try, the drama staged for television cannot alter the ground reality.”
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Indian students’ American dream hits a $ 70,000 toll
Not too long ago, MAGA boss Donald Trump said foreign graduates should leave American universities with a green card “as part of your diploma.” Forget the green card; on Wednesday, his administration, under pressure from the nativist MAGA base, proposed a $70,000 fee to let those graduates work in America.
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‘Changed Shreyas’ grip & backlift’: How Nayar helped India T20I captain bounce back
Facing a troubling drop in performance, with no scores exceeding 30 in his last ten T20I outings, Shreyas Iyer turned to Abhishek Nayar for help. Their two-hour conversation revolved around critical adjustments to Iyer's batting style. The results were evident as Iyer responded with a stellar 102 not out in the first T20I against West Indies, underscoring his tenacity and capacity to rebound from tough situations.
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Trump’s naked gold statue unveiled at European Parliament, branded ‘orange plague’
A gold statue depicting US president Donald Trump naked has been unveiled at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, with Danish artist Jens Galschiøt naming the eight-foot installation ‘The Orange Plague’.
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Google ordered to halt data center work in 'Texas of Europe; company admits ‘concerns’
Google has received an order to halt construction on its data center projects in Muhos and Kajaani. The Finnish Licensing and Supervision Agency has mandated that construction continues only after environmental impact assessments. Google acknowledged the concerns raised and stated that it would comply with the authority's guidance. The company has emphasized its commitment to biodiversity plans, including extensive tree planting.
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Messi’s former Barca teammate Pedro retires at 39 after glittering 25-trophy career
Pedro Rodriguez bids farewell to football after an illustrious 20-year journey, celebrated at clubs like Barcelona and Chelsea, where he amassed numerous trophies. A member of the victorious Spanish team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup and Euro 2012, he leaves behind a legacy of 794 club appearances and 197 goals. His retirement follows closely behind that of Lionel Messi, signaling the closure of a golden chapter in the sport.
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Tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz highest in a week since Iran war began: Report
Last week, attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz reached a high level of activity. There were at least twelve incidents reported involving various types of vessels. This surge coincides with Gulf producers increasing their oil exports significantly. The International Maritime Organisation also reported nine separate incidents during the same timeframe. Overall, these developments cast doubts on the stability and security of maritime operations in the region.
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Akhilesh not invited to INDIA bloc lunch? SP chief's 'samosa' response
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday clarified his decision to skip Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s lunch meeting for INDIA bloc MPs, saying opposition leaders could meet over tea or even sit down for samosas in the future.
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Kremlin welcomes India’s push for a Ukraine peace settlement
Russia has welcomed India’s readiness to make a “feasible contribution” towards resolving the Ukraine conflict. On Wednesday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Moscow was grateful to New Delhi for its willingness to help and the ideas it has proposed.
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'Rahul working with anti-social elements': BJP as oppn MPs continue anti-CEC protests
BJP national president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday accused Congress MP and Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi of working with “anti-social elements” as the opposition staged protests for the second consecutive day against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.
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‘He deserves the same’: England legend laments Ronaldo’s finale compared to Messi’s
Gary Lineker expressed his sadness over the conclusion of Cristiano Ronaldo's international journey, contrasting it with Lionel Messi's heartfelt farewell with Argentina. While Messi received an emotional send-off, Ronaldo's exit was steeped in controversy. Lineker advocates for a more fitting tribute to Ronaldo's legacy, recognising his significant impact on football.
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Meet Jameson Mallon-Echols, student who pulled teen from burning car
Sometimes courage arrives before there is time to think about it. For Jameson Mallon-Echols, a routine drive in Houston turned into a life-or-death rescue when he watched a car lose control, cross the median and crash.
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From ‘vote chori’ to ‘chita andolan’: Street protests return with a new playbook
From 'vote chori' protests and women’s safety marches to 'Chita Andolan', the streets are getting politically crowded again. But the old politics of protest now comes with a new playbook. Younger voices, looser networks, social media, viral slogans and issue-based mobilisation are changing how protests begin, spread and draw attention.
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California home hid miniature town and railway in backyard; sold for $415,000
A stunning home in East Hemet, California, has recently changed hands, boasting a remarkable model train city as its centerpiece. This three-bedroom, two-bath residence also features a luxurious pool and spa, enhancing outdoor enjoyment. The property's elaborate train setup adds to its allure, capturing the interest of buyers looking for a unique property. The final sale price reflects both its distinctiveness and competitive positioning in the local real estate market.
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Rajinikanth's 'Jailer 2' censor and runtime revealed
The highly awaited sequel 'Jailer 2' featuring superstar Rajinikanth is set to release in theatres on October 15. Recently completing its censor clearance with a UA 16+ rating, the film runs for a total of 165 minutes, ensuring a grand cinematic experience. Bolstered by an impressive cast that includes Vidya Balan and Mohanlal, director Nelson Dilipkumar aims to elevate the franchise to new heights.
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What is military exemption? Why South Korea weighs cuts after Asian Games backlash
Following inflammatory comments from football players, South Korea is rethinking its policy on military service exemptions for athletes. This reevaluation comes amidst public outcry over the equity of the existing regulations. Culture and Sports Minister Chae Hwi-young noted a shift in societal attitudes towards military service, leading the Defence Ministry to explore removing additional service requirements for athletes.
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A musician collected 51 rare guitars worth $1.4m, then donated them to students
Sheldon Urlik, a collector of classical and flamenco guitars, has donated 51 instruments from his collection to Arizona State University’s School of Music, Dance and Theatre. The gift, which ASU values at about $1.4 million, spans more than a century of guitar making, from an 1869 Francisco González to a 2015 instrument by Marshall Brune.
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Russia rules out epidemic risk after plague lab worker’s death
Russia’s health watchdog on Wednesday said there was no epidemic risk to people in the eastern Siberian Irkutsk region following the death of a worker at a plague research institute, while the Kremlin said Moscow had properly informed the World Health Organization (WHO) about the case.
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Nobel Chemistry 2026: How Kagan, Soai solved century-old ‘mirror-image’ mystery
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2026 has been awarded to France’s Henri B Kagan and Japan’s Kenso Soai. The scientists solved more than a century-old puzzle about why living organisms are made of one type of amino acids despite the existence of two similar mirror types in nature, and how a single type could be artificially produced so that the pharmaceuticals made from them do not exhibit harmful side effects on the human body.
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Atlanta residents raised $3m to save Fox Theatre; it now hosts 250 shows a year
On a busy stretch of Peachtree Street, the Fox Theatre looks less like a cinema and more like a palace that somehow landed in the middle of the city. Gold details, towering domes, minarets and elaborate patterns transform its interiors into an extravagant fantasy, an effect that has made the building one of Atlanta’s most recognisable landmarks.
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Delhi building collapse: 1 dead, several injured as rescue op continues
A tragic incident in Seemapuri saw a five-storey structure collapse, causing 1 death and 7 injuries. Rescue operations are actively progressing, aided by local community members and heavy machinery. Paramedics are swiftly attending to the wounded, with several already admitted to local hospitals.
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Ohio neighbour cut 15-foot spruce; court upholds $11,523.87 damages
A court decision in Whitehouse, Ohio, underscores the necessity of neighborly communication after Michael Meier unlawfully removed a 15-foot spruce tree from the Longs' yard. The Lucas County Court imposed treble damages totaling $11,523.87 for the loss, while a higher court dismissed the Longs' adverse possession claims. This case serves as a reminder of the repercussions of negligence and the importance of keeping property matters documented.
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In videos: Angry Priyanka Gandhi 'holds the ground' as cops drag her away
Rahul Gandhi had stepped up his attack on Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, who has been in the Opposition's crosshairs over his functioning and reported dissent among his subordinates. Rahul Gandhi, declaring that he would launch a fresh protest from Jantar Mantar, said, “Gyanesh Kumar will have to resign,” and called him an “illegitimate” poll body chief.
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‘Just own it’: Lineker urges Man City to accept punishment over financial breaches
Gary Lineker has called on Manchester City to take responsibility for their financial misconduct and the resulting penalties. He argues that acceptance of accountability is crucial for restoring the integrity of English football. The independent commission identified City's use of fraudulent contracts to distort financial realities across several seasons. Lineker noted that reversing titles could negatively impact players and supporters.
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Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ 1587 Prime lawsuit: Why are they fighting it?
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are facing continued legal pressure over their Kansas City steakhouse, 1587 Prime. The NFL stars asked a court to dismiss a trademark lawsuit filed by 1587 Sneakers, which claims the restaurant’s name could confuse consumers. The sneaker company has strongly opposed their dismissal bid, arguing Mahomes and Kelce played an active role in creating the “1587” brand. The case remains ongoing.
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From the 'Promised Land' to October 7: Origin story of Israel-Palestine conflict
Three years ago, Israel experienced one of the deadliest days in its modern history. Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups launched a large-scale attack from Gaza, crossing the border and attacking Israel during a music festival.
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Priscilla Chan founded a school; 10 years later, Board votes to close it
A decade after Mark Zuckerberg’s wife Priscilla Chan launched a tuition-free private school aimed at supporting low-income children and their families, the ambitious education project has closed, highlighting both the impact and fragility of philanthropy-backed community institutions. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, the Primary School, co-founded by Chan and funded majorly through the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), shut its doors un June after receiving more than $125 million in funding over roughly a decade.
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California couple spent $300,000 fixing damage, then got $676,703 county bill
A California couple says Santa Clara County entered their property to address a landslide threatening a public road, left the hillside damaged and later billed them $676,703.22 for the work. The couple says it spent more than $300,000 repairing hazardous conditions allegedly caused by the county. A federal judge has now dismissed their current complaint but allowed them to amend several constitutional claims, keeping part of the legal battle alive.
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