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US issues security warning, restricts government travel to Mexican border city Nogales | World News

US restricts government travel in Mexican border city over unspecified threat. Travel and official activity for US government employees in Nogales, Mexico, have been restricted following an unspecified security threat reported in the border city.The US Embassy and Consulates in Mexico issued the alert on Saturday. The US Consulate General in Nogales said in a…

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Mari Selvaraj’s ‘Manjanathi’ begins shooting; Kathir, Priyanka Mohan, Kayadu Lohar join cast as Ilaiyaraaja to score music |

Mari Selvaraj is ready to begin the next chapter of his filmmaking journey with ‘Manjanathi.’ The upcoming Tamil film has officially gone on floors, with the makers announcing the start of shooting on September 7. The project comes after ‘Bison Kaalamaadan’ with Dhruv Vikram and marks Mari Selvaraj’s sixth feature film. It also brings together…

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Rahul Roy reveals he earns between Rs 2-4 lakhs by dancing at weddings: ‘I need money, people who troll me don’t know that this is hard work’ |

Rahul Roy, who became a household name with films such as ‘Aashiqui’, ‘Junoon’ and ‘Phir Teri Kahaani Yaad Ayee’, has opened up about the financial difficulties he has faced in recent years and his efforts to rebuild his career. The actor, who suffered a brain stroke in 2020, revealed that the past five years have…

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‘Mirzapur – The Movie’ song copyright controversy: After Rapperiya Baalam’s allegations, music label issues clarification over use of ‘Shoorveer’ in film |

‘Mirzapur – The Movie’ song copyright controversy: After Rapperiya Baalam’s allegations, music label issues clarification over use of ‘Shoorveer’ in film A controversy involving Rajasthani rapper Rapperiya Baalam and the makers of ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ appears to have been resolved, after music label Trouper Records confirmed that the song ‘Shoorveer’ was legally licensed for use…

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A Massachusetts group restored 44 acres of wetland and a mile of stream; butterflies soon appeared that locals had never seen there

Image(s): Harwich Conservation Trust A former cranberry-growing landscape in Harwich, Massachusetts, is showing what can happen when a damaged wetland is given the chance to function naturally again. The Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) spent years working with public agencies and other partners to restore the Robert F. Smith Cold Brook Preserve, a 66-acre property in…

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Amitabh Bachchan: ‘Mujhe apna kurta dena pada’: Akshay Kumar recalls hilarious incident when starstruck house help spilled four glasses of water on Amitabh Bachchan | Hindi Movie News

‘Mujhe apna kurta dena pada’: Akshay Kumar recalls hilarious incident when starstruck house help spilled four glasses of water on Amitabh Bachchan Akshay Kumar recently revisited a rather unforgettable incident involving Amitabh Bachchan, one that turned an ordinary visit to his home into a hilarious memory. The actor recalled how a house help became so…

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Scientists found an estimated 5.5 million wild bees beneath just 1.5 acres of a New York cemetery, more than three times Manhattan’s human population

Beneath the quiet lawns and weathered headstones of a small cemetery in Ithaca, New York, scientists have uncovered one of the most astonishing bee discoveries in recent memory. In a carefully studied 1.5-acre section of the cemetery grounds, researchers estimated that about 5.5 million wild, ground-nesting bees live in a dense network of underground nests….

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‘Putting on the England uniform again’: Kevin Pietersen makes shock England comeback, named white-ball mentor | Cricket News

Kevin Pietersen (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Former England batter Kevin Pietersen has made a surprise return to the England set-up after being named the team’s specialist mentor for white-ball cricket.Pietersen’s international career ended controversially in 2014. Twelve years later, he is set to return to the England set-up as part of Brendon McCullum‘s coaching…

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Southern California anglers are catching unusually large fish rarely seen this far north as Pacific waters warm

Southern California anglers are seeing an unusual number of warm-water fish as rising ocean temperatures linked to El Niño and marine heatwaves bring species typically found farther south into local waters.Fishermen working in Marina del Rey and Santa Monica are catching fish species, in larger sizes, that are rarely seen in the area. Tony Villanueva,…

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In 1984, India started its metro rail journey; over 40 years later its network is set to surpass the US in two years to become second largest after China

India’s metro network has grown more than fourfold in just over a decade. India’s metro network has grown multifold in the last few years and may soon overtake the network in the United States of America. This would make India the country with the second largest metro network in the world after China.India could surpass…

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