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2 dead, several injured in multi-vehicle crash near Villupuram in Tamil Nadu | Chennai News

A multi-vehicle collision on the Aiyayur Agaram flyover resulted in two fatalities VILLUPURAM: Two people were killed and several others critically injured in a multi-vehicle collision on the Aiyayur Agaram flyover near Villupuram on Tuesday morning, police said.The accident occurred after a two-wheeler lost control and skidded before crashing into an oncoming luxury bus.A speeding…

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Irregular appointments, high salaries spark row at Gujarat University | Ahmedabad News

Gujarat University Building at Ahmedabad Ahmedabad: A fresh controversy has emerged at Gujarat University over alleged irregular appointments of officials across various departments and exorbitant salaries granted to them. Student leaders have raised serious concerns and submitted a memorandum to the acting vice-chancellor, demanding the formation of a high-level committee to investigate the matter.During the…

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Tennis legend Novak Djokovic teams up with Aryna Sabalenka for revamped US Open mixed doubles | Tennis News

Novak Djokovic teams up with Aryna Sabalenka (Photo by Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Novak Djokovic will partner with Aryna Sabalenka as top tennis stars headline the initial list of 16 teams which have entered this year’s revamped US Open mixed doubles championship. The event, which offers a $1 million prize to the winning pair, has…

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Taylor Swift blamed for Travis Kelce’s possible retirement from NFL: ‘The finish line is now in sight’ |

Rumors of Travis Kelce retiring from the NFL soon after his marriage to Taylor Swift have sparked quite a lot of heated debate online. Many people have commented about how the singer is to blame for the possible decision; however, there have been reports stating that retirement was always in conversation and that the singer…

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New York spent 8 years planting one million trees. Now the city is aiming for 30% tree cover by 2040 to transform its fight against rising heat | World News

For decades, New York has been associated with skyscrapers, traffic and tightly packed neighbourhoods rather than large-scale environmental restoration. Yet across the city’s streets, parks and residential areas, an enormous change has been taking place almost unnoticed. Trees planted years ago are now reaching maturity, casting wider shade over pavements, cooling busy roads and gradually…

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