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UT students wanted to condemn comments targeting Indian-origin students but university thought it was not just Bo French

Bo French made a racist comment and UT students, alumni did not like the university’s measured response. A month later, Republican leader Bo French posted a racist comment targeting Indians and expressed how unapologetic he was; details emerged about how the students reacted and how they wanted the university authorities to issue a stern reply…

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“AI is in offices, men are in mountains”: He studied computer engineering, trained at BARC in Mumbai and became a sanyasi; viral video captures a man’s unusual career change

The video also drew humorous reactions from viewers. A man who says he studied computer engineering, completed a master’s degree and trained at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai has drawn attention online after sharing how he eventually chose the life of a sanyasi. In a conversation recorded by travel and documentary creator…

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England’s grandest historic houses are inviting visitors to lie down on cushions and look up at their ceilings, from gold-leaf stars at Bolsover Castle to intricate plasterwork at Queen Victoria’s seaside retreat on the Isle of Wight

Pic credit: English Heritage When you visit a historic place, your eyes usually go where you expect them to: the paintings at eye level, the carved doors and the glass cases full of relics. Few people ever think to tilt their heads back and take in what hangs overhead. That is a missed opportunity, because…

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A Connecticut couple has committed $410 million to turn a 125-acre former coal and oil power plant into a waterfront park; zoning approval moves the long-closed industrial site closer to public use

The former power plant is being reimagined as a public waterfront destination blending recreation, nature and heritage. For decades, a stretch of Norwalk’s waterfront was defined by smokestacks, industrial machinery and the imposing presence of a coal- and oil-burning power plant. Now, the same 125-acre peninsula overlooking Long Island Sound is poised for a radically…

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After losing her son to an electric shock on the family farm, a Bihar woman invested in solar irrigation; now Ladli Khatoon supplies water to 35 to 38 farmers and has earned around Rs 1 lakh

In Bahwanpur, Ghoncha village in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, Ladli Khatoon has turned a personal tragedy into an opportunity to build a more secure future for her family. After losing her son to an electric shock while he was helping irrigate their crops, she became acutely aware of the dangers farmers can face while working in…

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In 1600, William Gilbert argued that Earth was a giant magnet and coined the language of electricity; his book passed through a historic library and several auctions before selling for Rs 58.5 lakh in 2026

William Gilbert and his book Published in 1600, William Gilbert’s De Magnete argued that Earth itself behaved like a giant magnet. Four centuries after it challenged conventional ideas about the natural world, the book helped lay the foundations of modern electrical science. Written by English physician and natural philosopher William Gilbert, the book also introduced…

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In 2022, conservators X-raying a Van Gogh painting in Edinburgh found a hidden self-portrait of the artist on the back of the canvas, concealed for more than a century under layers of glue and cardboard

“How can I be useful, of what service can I be? There is something inside me, what can it be?” Van Gogh said. Although the quote referred to the internal world, the news coming from the National Galleries of Scotland is proving it true for his art as well. Whenever we talk about art, among…

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In 1980, a Texas man called his stepson his child in a will; after the man died in 2020, the stepson battled surviving relatives over inheritance, but a jury found there had been no legal or informal adoption

In 1980, a Texas man drafted a will that referred to his stepson as “my child,” language that would later become the centre of a bitter family inheritance dispute. More than four decades after the will was signed, and after the man died in 2020, his stepson argued that he had been informally adopted and…

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Priyanka Chopra says Nick Jonas made sure to set up his tour to be home for ‘Karwa Chauth’, drops adorable PICS with Malti Marie: ‘No one like my guy’ | Hindi Movie News

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas continue to set relationship goals with their thoughtful gestures. The actress recently revealed that her husband adjusted his ongoing tour schedule to ensure he could be home with her for Karwa Chauth, making the occasion even more special for her.Expressing her appreciation for Nick, Priyanka shared a heartfelt note on…

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