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US buried 56 million gallons of highly radioactive waste in 177 underground tanks in 1990, now experts will use it to make 4.2 metric tons of glass daily

Along with Russia, the United States possesses nearly 90% of all nuclear weapons on Earth. The country has over 5,044 total warheads and is known to have the most balanced and heavily maintained strategic triad delivery systems. While it has no need to amp up on developing more nuclear weapons, it needs to urgently clear…

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Why were Naruto and Safine handed suspended sentences over Jean Pormanove? Here’s what we know

French streamers Owen Cenazandotti, known online as Naruto, and Safine Hamadi have received suspended prison sentences for repeatedly attacking and humiliating Jean Pormanove during livestreams. A court in Nice, France, gave Naruto a two-year suspended sentence and a €15,000 fine, while Safine received an 18-month suspended sentence and a €5,000 fine. The court also banned…

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‘No one was allowed’: Ajinkya Rahane reveals MS Dhoni’s one strict rule | Cricket News

Chennai: Chennai Super Kings’ captain MS Dhoni and Kolkata Knight Riders’ captain Ajinkya Rahane during the toss before an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 T20 cricket match between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders, at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, in Chennai. (PTI Photo/R Senthilkumar) *** Local Caption *** Mahendra Singh Dhoni‘s leadership has often…

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Anees Bazmee says Govinda’s improvisations elevated his films: ‘If it’s good for the film, why not?’, ‘he understands writing’, hints at REUNION-Exclusive | Hindi Movie News

Anees Bazmee and Govinda have delivered some of Bollywood’s most memorable entertainers together, including ‘Swarg’, ‘Raja Babu’, ‘Aankhen’ and ‘Sandwich’. Over the years, the filmmaker has often credited Govinda’s impeccable comic timing and instinctive improvisation for elevating his films. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, Bazmee once again showered praise on the Bollywood superstar and…

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    India eyes LNG import alternatives: Cabinet approves Rs 23,731 cr GOBARdhan scheme for compressed bio-gas

    The government sees compressed bio-gas as a domestic solution to LNG. In a bid towards energy security, the Union Cabinet on Thursday approved a Rs 23,731 crore GOBARdhan scheme for bio gas. GOBARdhan or the Galvanizing Organic Bio- Agro Resources Dhan scheme aims to push for the production of compressed bio-gas.The move assumes significance in…

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    ‘Ramayana’ star Rakul Preet Singh’s aces monochrome dressing in an all-white crop jacket and skirt co-ord set that is budget friendly at just Rs 6,000 | Hindi Movie News

    Rakul Preet Singh’s all-white look costs just Rs 6,000 (Image Credits Instagram) Rakul Preet Singh once again proved that understated fashion can make a lasting statement. The ‘Ramayana’ actress stepped out in an all-white outfit, making just as strong a statement as a bold print. The ensemble featuring a crop jacket and skirt set is…

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    A 77-year-old had a heart attack on a Southwest flight; after two nurses brought him back, he spent a week finding the stranger who saved him

    Patrick McGee remembers talking to the woman sitting beside him as his Southwest Airlines flight approached Phoenix. His next clear memory was waking up in an ambulance.Somewhere between Omaha, Nebraska, and Phoenix, the 77-year-old grandfather suffered a major cardiac emergency. His heart stopped, and fellow passengers had to perform CPR in the narrow aisle of…

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    Lokesh Kanagaraj and Arun Matheswaran’s salaries revealed ahead of ‘DC’ release; director-actor urges fans to watch the film in theatres | Tamil Movie News

    As ‘DC’ gears up for its theatrical release, the film has become one of the most talked-about Tamil releases of the week. Apart from marking Lokesh Kanagaraj‘s debut as a lead actor, the action thriller has also grabbed attention for the reported salaries of its key makers. Lokesh Kanagaraj and director Arun Matheswaran have reportedly…

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    15000-year-old bones and teeth reveal what humans ate before agriculture

    The introduction of agriculture, around 11,500 years ago in the Middle East was a milestone for humankind. For decades, the image of the prehistoric hunter-gatherer has been remarkably consistent: hunters skilled in living off mainly meat, with plants as occasional supplements. It’s an image deeply embedded in popular culture, in documentaries and even in modern…

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