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PM Modi highlights a rainforest experience near the Statue of Unity. Check ticket prices, timings and last entry detailsPrime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the Rainforest in Ekta Nagar, near Gujarat's Statue of Unity, and its skywalk offering views of th...- Pamela Anderson’s peaceful garden: Inside Baywatch star’s Vancouver Island home and her love for gardeningPamela Anderson has embraced the beauty of nature by transforming her family property into a vibrant garden teeming with lush fruits and ve...
- Who was Emma Marie Laurent? French travel influencer tragically dies at 24 in Nicaragua - Cause of death and her final social media postEmma Marie Laurent, a French travel influencer, died in a tragic accident in Nicaragua on October 9, 2026. She was traveling with two other...
- Diwali travel 2026: Bangkok, Phuket and Tokyo top Indian searches for overseas holidays: Agoda dataAs the festive season approaches, Indian travellers are exploring exciting destinations both locally and abroad. With a marked interest in ...
- They cleared invasive shrubs from a Pennsylvania forest; What grew back surprised researchersResearchers cleared 18 invasive shrub species from a Pennsylvania woodland and followed it for seven years. Native plants and young trees r...
- Barbara Newhall Follett, who wrote a novel at 9 and vanished mysteriously at 25: The story of a young American authorBarbara Newhall Follett wrote her first novel at the age of nine. She disappeared at 25, leaving behind a life marked by personal struggles...
- Infinity pool, lake views, cricket room: Inside Ajinkya Rahane’s 5-bedroom holiday home near MumbaiRAAYA Estate, Ajinkya Rahane’s beautiful holiday home, is nestled in scenic Igatpuri near Mumbai, amid the Sahyadri mountains. Built during...
- Numerology Horoscope Today, October 25, 2026: Is Your Birth Number Asking You to Close an Old Chapter on Sharad Purnima?On October 25, 2026, a day devoted to self-reflection and emotional insights unfolds. Each birth number presents varied advice tailored for...
- Rs 4.29 crore commodity trading turnover, no books of accounts, Rs 3.42 lakh income declared in ITR; Income Tax Dept imposed Rs 25,000 penalty, but he wins case in ITAT JaipurRs 4.29 crore commodity trading turnover, no books of accounts, Rs 3.42 lakh income declared in ITR, Income Tax Dept imposed Rs 25,000 pena...
- Quote of the Day by Socrates: ‘The greatest way to live with honour in this world is to be what we pretend to be’ - Why your actions should always match you say explained by the Greek philosopherSocrates’ quote, “The greatest way to live with honour in this world is to be what we pretend to be,” highlights the importance of honesty,...
- Dam in China trapped millions of tonnes of water, rising 7 feet daily and threatening millions. How did engineers avert disaster?The 2008 Wenchuan earthquake triggered a massive landslide that blocked China's Tongkou River, creating the unstable Tangjiashan lake and t...
- ‘Abs are made in the kitchen’: Tiger Shroff on his eating habits. How a simple and balanced diet helps the Baaghi actor stay fitIn a shocking incident, Tiger Shroff was involved in a shooting attack in Juhu, Mumbai, while heading home from a football match. His drive...
- Could treating AI like a human make you more vulnerable to manipulation? Experts warn how believing chatbots have feelings could be a threatArtificial intelligence systems like chatbots are becoming more emotionally engaging, prompting concerns over manipulation by users. The re...
- In the late 1800s, Americans planted lesser celandine for its bright yellow flowers; it escaped gardens, reached 31 states and covered 400 acres in one Ohio parkLesser celandine, once embraced for its beauty, has turned into a significant environmental challenge across multiple regions. This invasiv...
- In the 1950s, California brought in Cape ivy as an ornamental vine; it spread across 500,000+ acres, cutting native seedling variety by as much as 95%Cape ivy, introduced to California in the 1950s for ornamental purposes, has turned into a destructive invasive species. Its rapid growth s...
- By the late 1700s, European periwinkles had reached America; planted as ornamental ground cover, escaped plants covered 29,254 acres across 12 Southern states by 2008European periwinkles, once introduced to enhance gardens in the US, have become a troublesome invasive species in natural habitats. Their s...
- US tariff waiver on Russian crude a comforting relief, but trade uncertainties persist: CareEdge Chief Economist Rajani SinhaCareEdge Chief Economist Raj Sinha said the US decision to waive sanctions provisions that could have led to tariffs of up to 100% on India...
- John Abraham stays in a Rs 60 crore, 4,000 sq ft sea-facing Mumbai home. Eco friendly house has wooden floor, staircase, glass walls, infinity pool, private gym, media roomRather than showcasing luxury, John Abraham's 4,000-square-foot Villa In The Sky captivates with its elegant architectural contours and spa...
- In 1848, California nursery operators brought pampas grass to Santa Barbara; it spread across the state, and one stand can release millions of seeds each yearPampas grass made its debut in California in 1848, admired for its striking appearance as an ornamental plant. However, its vigorous reprod...
- America brought yellow flag iris in for gardens; it escaped into wetlands, reached more than 40 states, and now congests water flow while crowding out native plantsThe yellow flag iris, first brought to North America in the 1800s, quickly evolved from an ornamental plant to a widespread ecological thre...
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