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A Chennai teenager wrote 160 English poems about nature and published them across two books before turning 15; India Book of Records has recognised her achievement after confirming the titles and total

A walk outdoors can leave someone with a beautiful memory. For K. B. Kiruthikarani from Chennai, nature has become a subject to explore through poetry. She has written 160 English poems on nature, bringing them together in two published books. Her work has now earned her recognition from the India Book of Records.The achievement stands…

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Salman Khan’s house firing: Shooter denied bail for brother’s wedding, court says can attend it virtually |

A special court here on Wednesday denied temporary bail to alleged shooter Vickykumar Gupta, arrested in the 2024 firing outside actor Salman Khan‘s residence, to attend his brother’s wedding in Bihar, but allowed him to join in the ceremony via video conference from jail.Gupta, along with co-accused Sagar Pal, had carried out the firing outside…

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Faridabad man invests Rs 3 crore to open a gym, earns Rs 20 lakh in monthly sales but saves only Rs 2-3 lakh after expenses and EMI

A gym filled with equipment, hundreds of members and monthly sales of Rs 20 lakh may look like a highly profitable business. But behind the mirrors, machines and membership counters are expenses that can take away a large share of the revenue.Nitesh Yadav, a gym owner from Faridabad, Haryana, recently offered a glimpse into these…

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In Florida, 150 tons of old concrete pipes, junction boxes and steel were headed for landfill; crews cleaned the material and lowered it 70 feet into the Gulf to create a new artificial reef for marine life

What was once considered industrial waste is now set to become an underwater habitat for marine life off Florida’s coast. Crews have repurposed approximately 150 tons of discarded concrete and steel, including old pipes and junction boxes, and deployed the material on the Gulf seabed near Panama City Beach to create a new artificial reef….

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No cafes, gyms or food delivery: Techie earning Rs 1 lakh a month in a village considers moving to a city for a better lifestyle

A monthly salary of Rs 1 lakh, no rent to worry about and the comfort of living with family may sound like an ideal arrangement. But for one software engineer working remotely from a village, the financial advantages have come with an unexpected downside: a life that feels increasingly repetitive.With no cafes to visit, cinemas…

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A Wyoming landowner had 640 acres with no legally usable road to reach them; after a neighbouring ranch resisted access, the state’s highest court approved a private road but upheld $61,200 in compensation

Representative Image (AI-generated) A 640-acre property is of little practical use if its owner cannot legally reach it by vehicle. That problem became the centre of a dispute between two Wyoming landowners after Wagonhound Land & Livestock Company sought access to an isolated parcel surrounded almost entirely by a neighbouring ranch. After negotiations failed, the…

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A painting bought for around £500 at a British auction in 2024 was identified as an early work by JMW Turner; after authentication, The Rising Squall sold for nearly £1.9 million

An artwork that changed hands for little more than £500 at a regional British auction has turned into an extraordinary discovery in the art world. The painting, initially believed to be the work of an artist associated with 18th-century painter Julius Caesar Ibbetson, was later identified as an early landscape by renowned British artist JMW…

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‘Trump will be gone in two years’: Defeated Maine MAGA candidate Bobby Charles turns against president after election loss

Bobby Charles promptly distances himself from Trump after election defeat. A Republican candidate who modelled his campaign on US President Donald Trump has distanced himself from the president following a crushing defeat in Maine’s gubernatorial election, saying he was optimistic about the future because Trump would be leaving office in two years.Bobby Charles, who lost…

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An 80-year-old British Columbia woman left a C$5.5 million estate to charity, but after she died a friend produced photocopies of a will naming herself sole heir; on October 29, a court ruled the charities get it all

The court stressed that wills require reliable evidence of authenticity and clear, final testamentary intentions. An inheritance dispute involving a C$5.5 million estate has ended with a significant victory for charity in British Columbia. When 80-year-old Shirley Isobel Alexander died in April 2025, she left behind a carefully documented estate plan directing her wealth towards…

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An Ohio father sued police over his son’s fatal shooting after a highway crash, filing the case himself before the deadline; after hiring a lawyer, his suit was still dismissed, but a federal appeals court has revived it

Representative Image (AI-generated) A father’s attempt to seek justice for his son suffered a legal setback even after he followed a court’s instructions to hire an attorney. The case involves the fatal shooting of Elijah Isham by police officers in Moraine, Ohio, following a highway crash. His father, Ralph Isham, filed a civil rights lawsuit…

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