CJP announces leadership line-up: Abhijeet Dipke takes charge as convener, check who gets what post | Delhi News

The announcement followed a two-day meeting of the CJP core team, where the party also named chief spokesperson Saurav Das and spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka as co-conveners NEW DELHI: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has announced its National Working Committee as part of efforts to strengthen its organisational framework, with founder Abhijeet Dipke appointed as the…

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‘Single game can’t define your greatness’: Mohammed Siraj pens emotional tribute for Cristiano Ronaldo | Football News

Siraj’s message for Ronaldo (Image; X) Portugal’s FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign came to a heartbreaking end after a 1-0 defeat to Spain in the Round of 16, bringing the curtain down on Cristiano Ronaldo‘s illustrious World Cup career. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner’s dream of lifting football’s biggest trophy ended without a World Cup…

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Goa can still object to draft listing 108 villages as eco-sensitive areas, says CM | Goa News

Panaji: A day after the Union environment ministry issued a draft notification proposing the declaration of 108 villages in Goa as Western Ghats ecologically sensitive areas (ESAs), spread across 1,461sqkm, chief minister Pramod Sawant said there remains scope for the state to submit objections.Sawant said the final notification would be issued only after Goa is…

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One of the world’s largest T. rex skeletons is heading to auction with a price tag of up to $30 million, and the 67-million-year-old giant could become the next record-breaking dinosaur fossil sale

“Gus” the T. rex—discovered on a cattle ranch in South Dakota—goes up for auction this summer, July 14, 2026. (Credit: Matthew Sherman / Sotheby’s) Owning one of the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons could soon become a reality. But there is a huge “if” factor to it. The buyer must having and willing to spend…

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London river was declared ‘biologically dead’ in 1957; decades later it is filled with sharks and seals

In 1957, parts of London’s famous River Thames were in such bad shape that scientists declared them ‘biologically dead’. The water had been starved of oxygen and decades of sewage and industrial pollution had made it extremely difficult for aquatic life to survive. About 70 years later, the waters are now brimming with sharks, seals,…

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