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A Colorado rancher spent $50,000 fighting oil infrastructure he did not want on his 7,000-acre ranch; after nearly a decade, officials approved a wind project that lets his family finally earn from energy on its own land

Salo said wind income could help his own daughters continue the family ranch A Colorado rancher who spent $50,000 fighting oil infrastructure on his 7,000-acre property has won approval for a wind project on the same land. Weld County commissioners voted 3-2 on Wednesday to approve the project, nearly a decade after oil development began…

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Arulnithi’s ‘Demonte Colony 3’ clears major release hurdle as Madras High Court cancels interim stay amid rights dispute |

The release of Arulnithi-starrer ‘Demonte Colony 3’ has hit a legal roadblock, with the Madras High Court granting an interim stay on the film’s release amid a dispute over its production, marketing and distribution rights. The development has put the horror franchise’s theatrical plans on hold as the court considers the claims raised in the…

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Meet Kameirah Johnson, 18, the Renton, Washington student who won Doodle for Google from more than 10,000 entries, earning a $55,000 scholarship and a $50,000 technology package for her school

Winning Doodle for Google comes with more than national recognition. Johnson received a $55,000 college scholarship to support her next chapter, while Lakeside School received a $50,000 technology package. The prize arrives at a particularly significant moment for Johnson, who is preparing to leave Washington for college this fall For millions of people, the Google…

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Psychology says children who copy their parents are building their identity through everyday habits and emotions they observe at home

A child pretending to speak on the phone exactly like a parent, copying the way they sit or repeating a phrase they hear every day may look like simple imitation. But these small moments can reveal an important part of how children learn. Psychology has long recognised that children learn by observing people around them,…

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Badshah shares emotional reel after ex-wife Isha Rikhi’s eviction from ‘Bigg Boss 20’, rapper says, ‘I’m not well, but I love you’ | Hindi Movie News

Badshah’s viral reel after Isha Rikhi’s eviction: Rapper thanks fans for love and support, says ‘I’m not well, but I love you’ Rapper Badshah has shared an emotional Instagram reel thanking his fans for their love and support, shortly after his ex-wife, Punjabi actress Isha Rikhi, was evicted from the reality show house. In the…

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An Essex family set aside its entire farm roughly 30 years ago; after farming resumed in 2014, 50 acres stayed wild, regenerated with oak and scrub, and helped inspire a 200-acre nature-recovery plan

An Essex estate has launched a 200-acre nature-recovery project after seeing how a smaller area of land recovered when it was left untouched for a decade. The project at Braxted Park Estate covers about 70 hectares across the administrative areas of Colchester City Council, Braintree District Council and Maldon District Council. It builds on a…

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Attakathi Dinesh’s relationship rumours gain fresh attention after TV host Ezhilarasi shares heartfelt birthday post: ‘I will choose you every time’ |

Attakathi Dinesh has been a familiar name in Tamil cinema for more than a decade. From Attakathi and Cuckoo to Visaranai, Kabali and Lubber Pandhu, the actor has taken on a diverse range of roles and established a strong following. While Dinesh is currently busy with projects such as Pa Ranjith’s ‘Vettuvam’ and ‘Bandaax,’ his…

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At 60, this Guwahati homemaker started making traditional sweets for a business; today, Sunita Agarwal serves nearly 3,000 customers and earns ₹2.5 lakh per month

Image Courtesy: Instagram/@kitchenandgupshup For years, Sunita Agarwal made sweets and savouries at home for her family. She had been doing it since childhood and often heard the same reaction from people who tasted her food: the flavour reminded them of something that was becoming difficult to find in the market. At 60, that thought became…

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