UK heatwave turns deadly: 9 die in separate water incidents over Bank Holiday weekend, urgent warning issued

UK heatwave turns deadly: 9 die in separate water incidents over Bank Holiday weekend, urgent warning issued

At least nine people, most of them teenagers and children, have died in separate water-related incidents across the UK during the recent heatwave and Bank Holiday weekend, according to a BBC report. The deaths have triggered urgent warnings from water safety experts, who are calling for immediate action to educate young people about the dangers…

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Who is Pia Dandiya? Indian-American educator who taught in Delhi slums now running for Congress in Florida

Who is Pia Dandiya? Indian-American educator who taught in Delhi slums now running for Congress in Florida

Indian-American educator and policy professional Pia Dandiya has shifted her US Congressional campaign to Florida’s newly redrawn 22nd District, moving from her earlier bid in the 21st District as she enters a closely watched open race in the state, according to the American Bazaar.Dandiya is a former high school principal and technology manager. She is…

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Drunk illegal immigrant driving on wrong side kills 4 people in deadly highway crash in Oklahoma; may face deportation

Drunk illegal immigrant driving on wrong side kills 4 people in deadly highway crash in Oklahoma; may face deportation

An illegal migrant has been charged with killing four young people after driving the wrong way under the influence (DUI) on an Oklahoma highway.The suspect wasidentified by police as 27-year-old Michael Rosario-Cruz. He was released from hospital and booked into the Canadian County Jail on multiple charges, including four counts of second-degree murder, DUI causing…

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Row over Sabeer Bhatia saying India should ‘appreciate every chapter of its history’, Sridhar Vembu responds

Row over Sabeer Bhatia saying India should ‘appreciate every chapter of its history’, Sridhar Vembu responds

Sabeer Bhatia (Left) Sridhar Vembu (Right) An online fight between two billionaires over how India should view its past has stirred a row on social media, with Indian-origin tech entrepreneurs Sabeer Bhatia and Sridhar Vembu clashing after Vembu compared Bhatia’s remarks to asking Jews to “appreciate” the Holocaust.The row began after Bhatia, the Indian-American co-founder…

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Quote of the day by Plato: “The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is...” | World News

Quote of the day by Plato: “The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is…” | World News

Some quotes survive because they sound wise. Others survive because they create a small moment of discomfort. They stay in people’s minds because they touch something that still feels real long after the world around them changes. This line linked to Plato belongs in that second category. It does not sound gentle or reassuring. It…

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Astronomers identify ‘Loktak protocluster’ in the early universe named after Loktak lake in Manipur |

Astronomers identify ‘Loktak protocluster’ in the early universe named after Loktak lake in Manipur |

For a long time, astronomers treated the early universe as a place where galaxies were still finding their footing, small systems forming stars rapidly, while the larger cosmic structures familiar today had not yet settled into existence. Galaxy clusters, the sprawling cities of the cosmos, were thought to become influential much later. Yet fresh observations…

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Hidden inside the Pacific: This newly discovered coral flashes green when disturbed by deep-sea robots |

Hidden inside the Pacific: This newly discovered coral flashes green when disturbed by deep-sea robots |

At several hundred metres below the surface, the limestone caves around Minamidaito Island are mostly untouched by sunlight, currents, and routine marine surveys. The landscape is narrow, uneven, and difficult to navigate even with modern submersibles. During one of those deep exploratory dives last year, a remotely operated vehicle passed close to a colony of…

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23,000-year-old footprints in New Mexico changed everything scientists believed about the first Americans | World News

23,000-year-old footprints in New Mexico changed everything scientists believed about the first Americans | World News

For most of the twentieth century, the story of how humans arrived in North America felt settled. They came from Siberia, crossed a land bridge called Beringia, moved south as the ice sheets retreated, and by around 13,000 years ago had given rise to the Clovis culture, the earliest widely accepted evidence of human presence…

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