Which is the first place termites usually attack inside homes? Here are the signs they might have already infested your place |

Termites silently destroy homes, often going unnoticed until significant damage occurs. They exploit common entry points like foundation cracks and damp corners. Early detection is possible by looking for mud tubes, hollow-sounding wood, and discarded wings near windows and doors, indicating a potential infestation. Termites are those problematic pests that silently destroy homes, mostly without…

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Meloni Hits Back at Trump’s ‘Selfie’ Claims: A Tale of Diplomatic Tension | World News

Trump-Meloni (Image credit: AP) TOI correspondent from Washington: In the high-stakes theater of global diplomacy, world leaders are accustomed to dealing with classified cables, complicated negotiations, and delicate treaties. What they are generally unprepared for is a US President who treats international summits like an episode of The Apprentice.The latest geopolitical casualty of Donald Trump’s…

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Accenture outlook cut sparks fresh fears over IT recovery

Accenture outlook cut sparks fresh fears over IT recovery BENGALURU: Accenture’s decision to lower its FY26 revenue growth guidance has intensified concerns over the pace of recovery in the global technology spending environment. Brokerages warn that Indian IT services companies could face a prolonged period of weak demand stretching into FY27.The Dublin-based IT services giant…

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Explained: Why Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth are feuding again – Full timeline | Off the field News

Harbhajan Singh and Sreesanth Just when it seemed Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth had finally moved on from the infamous IPL 2008 slapgate controversy, tensions have resurfaced once again.Sreesanth recently challenged Harbhajan, asking whether the former India spinner had the “guts” to step into a ring with him. The remark came amid a fresh disagreement…

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How road trips can help you disconnect from routine and improve well-being, according to Science |

There is something oddly persistent about a road trip. Long after the details of ordinary weeks have faded, people often remember stretches of highway, roadside cafés, unexpected detours and conversations that seemed insignificant at the time. The appeal is usually explained in cultural terms, freedom, adventure, escape, yet there is also a growing body of…

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Reliance succession plan on track, enters final leg

Reliance succession plan on track, enters final leg MUMBAI: Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries, said the transfer of day-to-day management at the company is “almost complete”, signalling that the succession process at the energy-to-education conglomerate has entered its final stages. The 69-year-old told shareholders that his three children – Akash, Isha and Anant –…

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