Augustus: Quote of the day by Roman emperor Augustus: ‘We write our names in the sand and then the waves roll in and wash them away’ and how all human achievements eventually fade away

‘We write our names in the sand and then the waves roll in and wash them away’ Walking along any beach at sunset, one can sometimes see children and couples writing their names in the wet sand with a stick or a finger. Within minutes, the rising waves cover the letters and smooth the shoreline…

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India-Uk Trade Deal: UK backs India’s security concerns, says trade deal based on trust

UK backs India’s security concerns, says trade deal based on trust NEW DELHI: The landmark India-UK trade deal that came into effect Wednesday reflects real warmth and trust in the relationship along with the ability to discuss issues of importance to both sides, said UK officials. While refraining from commenting on individual cases, diplomatic sources…

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Quote of the day by Cyrus the Great: ‘All men have their frailties; and whoever looks for a friend without imperfections, will never find what he seeks’ and how the search for perfection is a rejection of humanity itself

‘All men have their frailties; and whoever looks for a friend without imperfections, will never find what he seeks’ A man scrolls through hundreds of faces without ever meeting a single person. One profile has the wrong political opinion. Another seems too ordinary. Another does not share the same interests. Within seconds, each potential friendship…

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New York: This tech billionaire lived six months a year on his 233-foot superyacht to avoid paying property taxes on land in California and New York

Decades before billionaires started fleeing, this genius built a 233-foot superyacht and lived on it Decades before the world’s richest people began leaving high-tax states like California and New York for Florida and Texas, one tech mogul quietly found his own way to avoid local taxes, strict building rules, and the need for a permanent…

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‘It wasn’t racism’: Egypt boss finally breaks silence on viral ‘X’ gesture and claims Messi was left in tears | Football News

Egypt boss Hossam Hassan explains his viral ‘X’ gesture, denies racism allegations and makes a surprise claim about Lionel Messi’s emotional reaction/ Image: AP Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan has spoken out after his controversial “X” gesture during his side’s dramatic 3-2 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 defeat to Argentina sparked widespread debate. The…

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Right to die: French Parliament approves assisted dying bill after years of debate

French parliament pass the end-of-life bill in Paris France’s National Assembly has given final approval to a landmark assisted dying bill, allowing adults with incurable illnesses to receive lethal medication under strict conditions, after years of debate over end-of-life care.The lower house passed the measure 291-241, completing parliament’s work on the legislation announced by President…

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A new highway nearly killed his town. This 98-year-old ‘Angel of Route 66’ helped bring America’s most famous highway back to life | World News

Long before Route 66 became a nostalgic symbol of American road trips, it was a vital highway connecting small towns across the United States. But when Interstate 40 bypassed many of these communities in the 1980s, businesses closed, tourists disappeared and towns like Seligman, Arizona, faced an uncertain future. One local barber, however, refused to…

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‘Better to be a has-been than a never-been’: Ben Stokes fires back at Ian Botham | Cricket News

Ben Stokes has responded to criticism from England great Ian Botham with a tongue-in-cheek social media post after announcing his retirement from international cricket.Stokes, who retired from international cricket during the Trent Bridge Test against New Zealand last month, was the subject of a light-hearted remark from Botham on the Test Match Special podcast. Reflecting…

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