Indian Jazz guitarist Pritesh Walia detained by ICE, claim friends and family; phone taken away

Indian musician Pritesh Walia detained by ICE, claim friends and family. Pritesh Walia, an Indian musician, was detained by ICE on August 2, a statement issued from his Instagram account claimed. “This is Liza. I’m currently managing Pritesh’s account on his behalf. On Sunday night, August 2, after we returned to Los Angeles, Pritesh was…

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Every winter, more than 100,000 cuttlefish gather in Australia in a mating period that is the only one in the world; but in 2026, fewer than 10 arrived and scientists are trying to figure out why

Every winter, more than 100,000 giant Australian cuttlefish can be found mating along the rocky coastline of Point Lowly, northeast of Whyalla, South Australia. They put on shape-shifting, colourful displays in their attempts to attract a mate. This is the only cuttlefish aggregation in the world and thousands of enthusiastic fans travel to regional South…

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Sukriti Kakar Engagement: Sukriti Kakar engaged to Shoumik Shetty; shares proposal photos; Prakriti Kakar welcomes brother-in-law | Hindi Movie News

Singer Sukriti Kakar has announced her engagement to entrepreneur Shoumik Shetty. The singer shared photographs from the proposal on Instagram, giving fans a glimpse into the special occasion.The pictures capture several moments from the couple’s engagement. One photograph shows Shoumik Shetty getting down on one knee before placing a ring on Sukriti Kakar’s finger. The…

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Quote of the day by James Clerk Maxwell: “It is of great advantage to the student of any subject to read…” – powerful lesson on learning from original ideas and discoveries |

Learning something from a finished textbook can give us a clear answer, but it does not always show us how that answer came to be. James Clerk Maxwell believed that students could gain something deeper by returning to the original work of the scientists who first developed an idea. In his words, “It is of…

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Children born today may not see the stars at night when they turn 18: Scientists warn that night sky is vanishing due to light pollution |

Light pollution in Rio beach at night. Image Credit: P.bajelan/Wikipedia The artificial glow of the night sky is commonly known as skyglow, and it represents a growing form of light pollution that is changing the way humans view the natural world. Researchers have been tracking this phenomenon for a long time using satellite technology, but…

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‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ trailer out: Kaleen Bhaiya, Munna Bhaiya and Guddu Pandit return for bigger fight for the Gaddi | Hindi Movie News

The makers have finally released the trailer of ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’, taking the popular web show from the streaming world to the big screen. It brings back those iconic characters, dialogues and the fight for the Gaddi as the Mirzapur gets bigger with action and high stakes. ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ trailer ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ brings…

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Atlanta reused a nearly 7,000-pound wind turbine blade as a 50-foot pedestrian bridge; the retired Colorado blade now carries walkers through Beaverbrook Park

Image Credit: Allison Carter via Georgia Tech Research News Center A retired wind turbine blade that once generated electricity at a Colorado wind farm has found an unexpected second life in Atlanta, as a pedestrian bridge. According to the Georgia Tech Research News Center, a 15-metre (about 50-foot) blade weighing roughly 7,000 pounds was transported…

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California woman refused to sell her home despite repeated lucrative offers; developers eventually built a 246-unit apartment complex around her house covering five acres | World News

Carolyn Carter had spent 50 years living in her modest home in Burbank, California, when a major residential development began transforming the neighbourhood around her. Properties along Hollywood Way were being acquired by the Chandler Group, and more than two dozen of Carter’s neighbours agreed to sell their homes. Carter, however, refused several lucrative offers…

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Meet Dennis Hope: The unemployed man who claimed the Moon, sold 611 million acres and made millions from $19.95 lunar plots |

For centuries, owning land has meant having a place that can be measured, divided and legally transferred. Dennis Hope thought he had found an exception. In the late 20th century, while considering how to make money from property, the unemployed American turned his attention away from land on Earth and towards the moon. He had…

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Ireland’s white-tailed eagles went extinct due to human persecution, now the country has released 245 chicks in the wild about 100 years later

Once extinct in Ireland after decades of human persecution, the magnificent white-tailed eagle is soaring across the country’s skies again. Since 2007, Ireland has released 245 young eagles as part of a long-running reintroduction programme, and the population is now breeding and expanding on its own.In July 2026, a pair of white-tailed sea eagles successfully…

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