‘Nobody is selling football’: FIFA finally breaks silence with defiant response to UEFA boycott threat | Football News

FIFA defends World Cup investment plan, insisting “nobody is selling football” amid growing opposition from major confederations. FIFA has defended its controversial World Cup investment proposal after facing escalating opposition from football’s governing bodies, insisting that “nobody is selling football” despite threats of a boycott from UEFA and mounting criticism from other confederations.The governing body…

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The new public life of bats | India News

Rohit Chakravarty led a bat walk at Sunder Nursery on April 17 to mark International Bat Appreciation Day and launch Delhi-NCR’s first bat field guide Nobody grows up wanting to be a bat person. Unless your parents fell in love over dead ones. For Aditya Srinivasulu, bats were never mysterious creatures of the night. They…

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How a tiny South African fishing village solved its water crisis by turning seawater into drinking water using solar power | World News

In the small coastal village of Witsand, at the mouth of the Breede River in the Western Cape’s Overberg region, sits Africa’s first desalination plant powered entirely by solar energy. Witsand has a low-season population of only around 300 people, but that number swells to more than 3,000 during the busy summer tourist months, placing…

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Sergey Brin’s 466-foot megayacht Dragonfly, widely called his floating ‘workplace’, has a Gym, game room and ‘hidden’ …

​Google founder Sergey Brin owns a 466-foot (142-metre) megayacht named Dragonfly. This luxury cruiser has recently drawn attention not just for its size but for its unusual layout. Instead of dedicating most of its space to leisure, the vessel reportedly includes an entire business deck with a large private office, alongside a gym, games room…

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North America once had 400 million beavers. Nearly wiped out by the 1900s, they are now restoring rivers, wetlands and wildlife one dam at a time | World News

For much of the last century, the beaver was largely missing from many North American rivers. Intense trapping for fur had reduced populations so severely that, in many regions, the animal almost vanished from landscapes where it had once been common. Rivers continued to flow, but they did so without one of the species that…

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