This wildfire forced people to jump into the ocean to escape the flames. It has killed at least 50 people. Many more have suffered burns, smoke inhalation, and other injuries. Rapidly spreading wildfires swept through Hawaii's Maui Island.
AR Rahman and Saira Banu's separation after 29 years of marriage has taken the internet by storm. Rahman's use of the hashtag ¡°#arrsairaabreakup¡± in his divorce statement on X has led to widespread trolling and confusion among fans. Fans are questioning the decision to use a hashtag while seeking privacy during this emotional time.
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, the world's richest Hindu Temple, has amassed an impressive wealth of Rs 18,817.13 crore as of March 31, 2024. With 11,329 kg of gold worth Rs 8,496 crore and other investments, it surpasses big names like Wipro, Nestle, and ONGC. Excluding antique jewelry and properties, the temple's declared assets showcase its immense value. This marks the second time since 1933 that the temple has revealed its worth, demonstrating its sustained growth from rising devotee offerings and profitable investments.
As India battles an intense heatwave, schools are getting creative to keep attendance up. In Uttar Pradesh, teachers turned classrooms into pools, letting students splash around to beat the heat. With temperatures soaring above 45 degrees Celsius in many places, experts predict 2024 to be the hottest year ever. Widespread heatwaves have gripped states like West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, and more. The Health Ministry recommends staying indoors during peak sun hours, wearing light clothing, staying hydrated, and seeking medical help if feeling unwell, especially for vulnerable groups.
Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, the newly appointed Chief of the Indian Naval Staff, is winning hearts for his touching gesture of humility. Dressed in his uniform, he was seen touching his mother's feet after assuming his new role. With a 40-year-long career, Admiral Tripathi is a communication and electronic warfare specialist who has served in various roles. People are commending his gesture, highlighting his humility and respect for tradition, which has endeared him to many.
AstraZeneca has acknowledged that its Covid vaccine, Covishield, can cause a rare side effect called Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS), characterized by blood clot formation in unusual places like the brain or abdomen, along with a drop in platelet count. Symptoms include severe headaches, stomach pain, swelling in the legs, trouble breathing, and cognitive issues. AstraZeneca previously denied this link but admitted it in a legal document, facing a major lawsuit in the UK with victims seeking damages worth ?100 million. If experiencing these symptoms after vaccination, individuals should seek immediate medical attention
A devastating landslide hit Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch, causing extensive damage to roads and homes. The crucial highway connecting Kashmir to the rest of India is now impassable, leaving many vehicles stranded. Residents have been relocated due to the danger. The region has endured relentless rainfall for three days, triggering flash floods and more landslides. Additionally, a massive avalanche struck Sonmarg, resulting in injuries. Earlier, Ramban saw around 30 houses damaged by landslides. Over 300 families have been evacuated from flood-affected areas. The IMD has issued warnings. Travelers are advised to plan accordingly
The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL) kicked off its inaugural race at the Yas Marina Formula 1 track. While the event showcased cutting-edge technology, there were some hiccups. During trials, AI cars faced challenges like random juking and sudden breaks. In the race, lead racer Polimove spun out, highlighting the early stages of autonomous racing. Beyond competition, A2RL aims to contribute to road safety. With WHO reporting 1.19 million annual road accident deaths, the league seeks to leverage data to prevent accidents worldwide. #AbuDhabiAutonomousRacing #A2RL #YasMarina #AI #AutonomousCars #RoadSafety #WHO #FutureTech #AbuDhabiGrandPrix
Vinod Kshirsagar, accompanied by his pet langur Bajrang, surprised onlookers at a polling booth. Bajrang, perched comfortably on Vinod's shoulder, calmly observed his surroundings. Vinod shared that he rescued Bajrang when he was injured and has cared for him for the past three months. Their unique bond captured the internet's attention, with many admiring their companionship. However, keeping langurs as pets is illegal, so Bajrang may need to be released back into the wild
Breast reduction surgeries are increasingly popular in India, driven by medical needs and the desire to escape the trauma of objectification. Indian women often have larger breasts than those in other countries, leading to physical discomfort and social pressures. In 2021, about 15,000 women in India opted for these surgeries, contrasting with global trends favoring breast augmentation. Financial independence, social media influence, and a desire to fit Western clothing styles are contributing factors. More and more women are choosing surgery to boost self-confidence and comfort
Greece recently experienced an extraordinary event as strong southerly winds carried Sahara Desert dust, casting an apocalyptic, Martian-like hue across the skies. The phenomenon, reminiscent of a sci-fi scene, transformed the landscape, with social media inundated with surreal orange-tinted images. Tourists were bewildered, feeling as though they had been transported to the Sahara. However, this event had serious repercussions, deteriorating air quality, raising temperatures, and sparking approximately 25 wildfires within 24 hours. Authorities issued warnings about the health risks of breathing in the dust, marking one of the most severe instances of Sahara dust and sand concentrations since 2018