PM CARES Fund data made public; balance rises to Rs 8,452 crore | India News
The final balance stood at Rs 8,452 crore on March 31. NEW DELHI: The PM CARES Fund, established to deal…
Canadian mom gets a complete keyboard tattooed on her arm so her autistic son can always ‘talk’ to her when his communication device fails | World News
A Canadian mother has found an unusual way to make sure her non-speaking autistic son always has a way to…
Flatiron Building: Why Manhattan’s Flatiron Building is suddenly one of its hottest luxury addresses
Of the 22 residences publicly listed on StreetEasy at 175 Fifth Avenue, only four remain unsold New York’s iconic Flatiron…
David Warner convicted and fined for drink-driving; Big Bash captaincy under cloud | Cricket News
Former Australia opener David Warner has been convicted of mid-range drink-driving by a Sydney court and fined AUD 1,500, with…
Blast near Kabul school injures around 50 children; UN condemns ‘heinous’ act
Hand grenade blast near school in Hazara neighbourhood of Dasht-e-Barchi injures at least 50, local media reports A hand grenade…
India Sugar Imports: Why India is considering sugar imports as prices hit record levels
The measures are being considered as sugar prices have surged ahead of the peak festival season (representative image) India is…
Russia warns UK over Ukraine drone supplies, says Britain will face ‘consequences’
Ukraine strikes Russia. Representational image: ANI Russia warned Britain on Monday it would pay a ‘price’ for its support for…
In 2017, 75-year-old Jeanne Socrates suffered major injuries after falling from a ladder while preparing to sail around the world; two years later she finished the voyage alone at 77 and set a world record
Jeanne Socrates (Image Credit: Wikipedia) In 2017, British sailor Jeanne Socrates was 75 when a fall from a ladder while…
In 1999, a Texas couple bought 828 acres and discovered endangered whooping cranes, then protected 817 acres for the birds | World News
In 1999, Al and Diane Johnson thought they had finally found the place where they could build a home and…
In 1989, Apple buried about 2,700 unsold Lisa computers in a Utah landfill after its $10,000 machine failed; 37 years later, it remains one of the strangest product failures in the company’s history
Steve Jobs poses with Lisa computer (Getty images) Before the Macintosh became one of Apple’s defining products, the company had…