Maine students and residents planted 12,000 dune-grass stalks after two 2024 storms washed away dunes; in 2026, volunteers returned with 20,000 more to rebuild the beach

University of New England students plant dune grass at Biddeford Pool beach in Maine. A beach in Biddeford Pool, Maine, is being rebuilt with the help of dune grass. In March 2026, University of New England students and local volunteers planted 20,000 stalks across about 20,000 square feet, continuing a restoration effort that began after…

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Bangalore based 5-year-old visually impaired girl learning to walk with a cane wins 3.5 million views: Her family was once told it was ‘karma’; today, she is fighting for inclusion and independence

Aeny Mishra with her mother Lopamudra Kar and father JyotiRanjan Mishra The internet came across Aeny’s story through a video posted on her Instagram account. In the clip, 5-year-old Aeny is learning to walk with a cane, taking careful steps as her mother, Lopamudra Kar, guides her from a distance.Aeny moves forward, feeling her way…

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Deepti Sharma joins Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana in elite 150-T20I club in Asia Cup opener | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Deepti Sharma reached another landmark in her distinguished international career on Sunday, becoming only the third Indian player to feature in 150 women’s T20Is. The experienced all-rounder achieved the milestone during India’s Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 Group A opener against Thailand in Dubai, joining captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana in an…

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Samay Raina tried to roast Sharon Verma, but her reply turned the tables; internet says, ‘Finally, someone roasted Samay’

Samay Raina tried to roast Sharon Verma, but her reply turned the tables; internet says, ‘Finally, someone roasted Samay’ A light-hearted exchange between Samay Raina and Sharon Verma on India’s Got Latent 2 has caught the attention of viewers. What began during Sharon’s introduction soon turned into a two-way roast, with both comedians taking jokes…

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In 2005, a couple bought a 2,300-acre Napa ranch for $8 million; after a 17-year battle over plans for vineyards, the land was bought for $24 million and is becoming a public preserve

2,300-Acre Napa Ranch Bought for $24M After 17-Year Vineyard Battle For years the fate of a large swath of Napa Valley wilderness has been tied up in competing visions: neat rows of vineyards or a continuous landscape for wildlife to roam. Now, after a long legal and environmental fight, the 2,300-acre property is headed for…

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