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Heartbreak for India as Oz advance to semis after goalless Hockey WC draw - 0:37:22 +0530
Indian women’s Hockey World Cup campaign ended after Australia held them to a 0-0 draw and advanced to the semifinals on goals scored. Australia had two goals ruled out after reviews, while India missed key chances and penalty corners. Despite a strong second-half push and removing their goalkeeper late on, India could not find the winner and will now play for fifth place.
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What makes September 3 important for international students in the US on F and J visas - Sun, 23 Aug 2026 13:45:13 +0530
A federal court is scheduled to review arguments on September 3, 2026, concerning a newly proposed rule that overhauls the current 'duration of status' policy which impacts international students. The plaintiffs contend that this alteration fosters ambiguity and adversely affects educational institutions. They reference economic repercussions and dismiss comments from DHS.
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Microsoft has a 6-word answer for students wondering if coding is still worth it - Sun, 23 Aug 2026 09:15:55 +0530
Microsoft Learn has told students on X that learning to code is worth it "now more than ever", even as AI writes a growing share of software. Satya Nadella says AI already produces up to 30% of Microsoft's code, while Google puts its figure at 75%. The skill has not died, it has shifted from writing syntax to reviewing, debugging and directing AI-generated code.
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Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Pak HQ, razed in Op Sindoor, up and running - 7:04:57 +0530
Fresh footage indicates it is fully operational again, complete with reconstructed domes, updated interior plastering, new paint, and premium marble flooring that conceals previous blast damage. Deep blast zones within the primary hall were filled with concrete, while ruined satellite buildings—including the Al-Sabir seminary and housing units for leadership—were demolished to enable new construction.
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After 20 years and 1 million trees, red squirrels return to rewilded Scottish estate - Mon, 24 Aug 2026 01:37:06 +0530
An ambitious English businessman has reimagined a historic Scottish hunting estate as a lush wilderness reserve. His initiative, which includes the planting of over one million native trees, has revived populations of red squirrels in the glens. The project also emphasizes the restoration of peatlands and the breeding of Scottish wildcats, with funding from upscale eco-tourism driving significant conservation efforts to protect and restore local ecosystems for the future.
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Detroit couple has turned abandoned 1925 bank into $1.3 million home - Sun, 23 Aug 2026 20:33:00 +0530
A Detroit couple turned a vacant 1925 bank into a two-bedroom home after buying the abandoned building for $66,000 in 2013. They moved in while construction was still underway and restored much of it themselves, preserving features such as the old vaults, marble windowsills and copper entrance. The unusual home is now listed for $1.3 million.
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Why ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is 'unhappy' with his former boss Sergey Brin - 3:03:23 +0530
Eric Schmidt has expressed discontent regarding Sergey Brin's financial backing for political measures, which includes a staggering $100 million aimed at challenging California's Proposition 40. His irritation is exacerbated by investments in various ballot initiatives, particularly a wealth tax that impacts individuals boasting a net worth exceeding $1 billion. The former Google CEO is determined to thwart this proposed tax targeting billionaires.
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'Awarapan 2' box office day 10: Emraan's film declared hit with 202% profit - Mon, 24 Aug 2026 05:47:12 +0530
Awarapan 2 is enjoying an impressive box office journey, surpassing the Rs 136 crore net mark in India. The film made a strong opening with Rs 22 crore and achieved a remarkable first-week collection of Rs 113.50 crore. Following a successful second weekend, its domestic net collection grew to Rs 127.50 crore and the worldwide gross soared to Rs 193.00 crore.
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No new H1N1 strain in India, surge is seasonal flu: ICMR - Sun, 23 Aug 2026 17:49:49 +0530
Indian scientists confirm no new H1N1 strain is circulating in the country. The current seasonal influenza viruses are similar to those circulating since 2025. These strains are well matched with recommended vaccine strains for the Northern Hemisphere. Most people recover from seasonal influenza with adequate rest and care. Delhi authorities confirm full preparedness for current health situations and diseases.
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