90% of India’s planned renewable projects face climate risk. Here’s how to build them safer

Most of India’s planned renewable energy projects could face serious climate risks by 2030, according to a Zurich Group report. However, because many of these projects are still in the planning or construction stage, there is still time to make them more resilient before they are completed.The report studied 871 planned renewable energy sites across…

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James Rodríguez scripts history after breaking rare Colombia World Cup record that stood for 28 years | Football News

Colombia’s James Rodriguez (10) walks from the field after he was substituted during the World Cup Group K soccer match between Colombia and Portugal in Miami Gardens, Fla., Saturday, June 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell) James Rodríguez added another landmark to his remarkable international career on June 27, 2026, becoming the Colombian footballer with the…

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‘I was afraid of the dark’: Tovino Thomas recalls how ‘Manichitrathazhu’ haunted his childhood | Malayalam Movie News

​’I was afraid of the dark’: Tovino Thomas recalls how ‘Manichitrathazhu’ haunted his childhood​ Despite inspiring several remakes over the years, including ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa’, ‘Manichitrathazhu’ continues to hold a special place among Malayalam audiences. The Mohanlal-starrer remains one of the most celebrated psychological thrillers in Malayalam cinema and is surely a classic. Tovino Thomas recently…

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Millions drop Obamacare after Trump-backed subsidy rollback sends premiums soaring

Obamacare enrollment plunges after Trump administration ends enhanced subsidies (Representative image) More than five million Americans have dropped Affordable Care Act (ACA), or Obamacare, health insurance plans after enhanced federal subsidies expired, leading to sharp increases in premium costs and reigniting a political battle over former President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare law.New data released by…

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Quote of the day by Leonardo da Vinci: “The painter who draws merely by practice and by eye, without any reason, is like a mirror which copies everything placed in front of it without being conscious of their existence”

True art transcends mere imitation, demanding purpose and a deeper message, as Leonardo da Vinci famously articulated. He likened artists who simply copy to mirrors, reflecting without understanding. In today’s world of instant replication, genuine creation stems from thoughtful analysis and a unique human perspective, not just technical skill. This principle remains vital for originality…

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He grew up without internet or a smartphone: The Karnataka village boy who built Pixxel and won a NASA contract

How Awais Ahmed went from a Karnataka village to building satellites for NASA and beyond. (Photo: LinkedIn) Awais Ahmed. (Photo: LinkedIn.) How Awais Ahmed went from a Karnataka village to building satellites for NASA and beyond. (Photo: LinkedIn) Awais Ahmed. (Photo: LinkedIn.) How Awais Ahmed went from a Karnataka village to building satellites for NASA…

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India vs Ireland 2nd T20I Live Streaming: When and where to watch as Shreyas Iyer’s India seek series-saving win | Cricket News

After losing their first game against Ireland, India will be eager to bounce back in today’s encounter. Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy debut turned into a disappointing affair as the team suffered a heavy defeat.The match in Belfast initially appeared to be heading in India’s favour. After winning the toss, Iyer opted to bowl first, a decision…

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Pune man arrested for distributing capsules with rodenticide at Moharram procession in Byculla | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The Byculla police have arrested a 39-year-old Pune resident after they caught him distributing capsules mixed with zinc phosphide, a highly toxic acute rodenticide to control rats and mice, to devotees participating in a Moharram procession at Byculla late on Friday.Police recovered 1,400 capsules from Faiyyaz Premji, 39, a resident of Viman Nagar in…

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In new policy, Delhi may cap number of e-rickshaws | Delhi News

New Delhi: Seeking to regulate the city’s rapidly expanding e-rickshaw sector, Delhi govt is planning to draft a policy that will put a “reasoned and evidence-based cap” on the number of these vehicles, restrict registration to owner-drivers and bring all operational compliances under a unified digital system.Chief minister Rekha Gupta has directed the transport department…

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