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‘I’m a total ghost in their system’: Indian MMA athlete details Asian Games accommodation mess, later deletes video | Asian Games 2026 News

Varun Sanyal (left) and A person walks near wooden container units built to house athletes, ahead of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, in Nagoya, Japan, September 15, 2026. Indian MMA athlete Varun Sanyal has spoken about the problems he faced after arriving in Japan for the Asian Games, where the sport is making its debut…

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‘All 80 employees! All gone’: US bank allegedly lays off 80 Indian employees in 5-minute Google Meet, Reddit post claims

A Reddit post has gone viral after an employee claimed that around 80 Indian customer-service workers at a US-based bank were laid off during a brief Google Meet call.The employee, posting on the Reddit community r/IndianWorkplace, alleged that the entire Indian customer-service team was informed of the termination during the virtual meeting. According to the…

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Connecticut homeowner built a bridge to protect his property from erosion; judge ordered him to restore the brook as town says work needed a permit | World News

A 74-year-old homeowner in Bethel, Connecticut, has been ordered to address unpermitted work along a brook behind his property after a dispute with the town reached court. Mark Bjorken built a wooded bridge across Limekiln Brook and moved rocks along its banks, saying the work was intended to protect his property from erosion and restore…

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Quote of the day by Dwayne Johnson: “Be humble. Be hungry. And always be…” – a powerful lesson in staying grounded after success | World News

Dwayne Johnson (Photo: @TheRock/ X) Two people can reach a comparable level of success and carry themselves in completely different ways once they get there. One starts believing their own reputation, coasting on past results and expecting continued recognition without continued effort. The other keeps behaving, day to day, as though the position they’ve reached…

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New York City volunteers planted 20,000 marsh seedlings on a dying salt marsh in 2003, but 80% of the site was healthy just two years later | World News

PC:  National Park Service In 2003, a restoration effort at New York City’s Big Egg Marsh took a major step when National Park Service scientists and 100 volunteers planted 20,000 smooth cordgrass seedlings across an area that had been raised with clean sand. The work was part of an experiment to restore a salt marsh…

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