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US mosquito numbers have crashed during a historic drought, but scientists say fewer mosquitoes can still mean a higher risk of West Nile virus | World News

Representative Image of dry environmental conditions affecting mosquito numbers and public health (AI-generated image) Mosquitoes have all but vanished from parts of the United States this summer, and residents in states like Minnesota say they cannot remember a season this quiet. A historic drought sweeping through the West and Midwest has cut mosquito populations by…

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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 Finale ending explained: Here’s why Helaena Targaryen jumps from the castle’s window to her death |

Helaena Targaryen leaps out of the window in the Season 3 finale. (Image credits: Instagram) Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers and key details from the series ‘House of the Dragon’. Reader discretion is advised if you haven’t watched it yet.‘House of the Dragon’ witnessed one of the thrilling twists with Helaena Targaryen’s demise due…

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Boston: In the 1990s, Boston sent nearly a quarter of the Big Dig’s 16 million cubic yards of soil to a burning former dump island and helped turn it into a park

Areas once linked to the old city dump were transformed with trees, shrubs and grasses. (Boston preservationa alliance photo) When Boston began work on the Central Artery/Tunnel Project, better known as the Big Dig, in 1991, it was taking on one of the biggest infrastructure projects in the city’s history. The project was planned to…

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Australia U-19’s Neel Patel ready to embrace India challenge: ‘The wickets will be quite different’ | Exclusive | Cricket News

Australian U-19 all-rounder Neel Patel with his family. (Photo Courtesy: Cricket NSW) New Delhi: Neel Patel’s first cricketing memory isn’t a cricket ground. It is the balcony of his family’s apartment in Australia, where his grandfather would bowl underarm to him and Patel, armed with a plastic foam bat, would try to hit the ball…

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Mirzapur: The Film: Pankaj Tripathi on ‘Mirzapur’ moving from OTT to theatres and why fans can expect a bigger experience: ‘While Mirzapur used to be leave me alone kind of watch, it’s now in party mode’ | Hindi Movie News

Pankaj Tripathi on ‘Mirzapur’ moving from OTT to theatres and why fans can expect a bigger experience: ‘While Mirzapur used to be leave me alone kind of watch, it’s now in party mode’ The world of ‘Mirzapur’ is heading for a new chapter, this time on the big screen. After building a massive following across…

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A half-mile solar strip floats above an irrigation canal in Gujarat, generating 1.6 million kilowatt-hours of power while saving 2.38 million gallons of water from evaporation

When it comes to solar panels, they are usually spread across rooftops or open fields where they serve more purposes than just providing energy. But near Chandrasan village in the western Indian state of Gujarat, a roughly 2,460-foot ribbon of panels sits above moving irrigation water, turning an existing canal into both a power site…

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‘Mujhe Narendra naam se nafrat ho gayi hai’: Narender Berwal’s Pakistan boxer story leaves PM Modi laughing | Commonwealth Games News

Narender Berwal and PM Narendra Modi (Video grabs) NEW DELHI: A Pakistani boxer’s unusual reaction after losing to Indian heavyweight Narender Berwal left Prime Minister Narendra Modi amused during an interaction with India’s Commonwealth Games 2026 medallists on Sunday.Berwal, who won silver in the men’s 90+kg category in Glasgow, recalled an incident from his boxing…

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Poonam Dhillon: CINTAA faces internal crisis as 8 elected members resign, demand fresh elections and allege lack of transparency, claiming Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure misused their positions | Hindi Movie News

CINTAA faces internal crisis as 8 elected members resign, demand fresh elections and allege lack of transparency The Cine and TV Artistes Association (CINTAA) is facing a major internal crisis after eight elected Executive Committee members resigned with immediate effect, citing a loss of confidence in the association’s functioning and alleging unilateral decision-making. The resigning…

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Scientists trained honeybees to recognise human faces, showing how tiny brains can distinguish faces by the arrangement of their features |

Honeybees can be trained with nothing more than the promise of a sugary reward; they learn to pick out a specific face and keep picking it out later, even when it appears from a slightly different angle or sits among faces they have never encountered before. It is a strange and slightly humbling discovery, not…

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