Software engineer who quit ₹23 lakh job reveals how she and her husband earned ₹1.09 crore as content creators |

They Left Tech. Earned ₹1.09 Cr. Stories about creators revealing their earnings have become a regular talking point on social media. As more professionals move beyond traditional careers and experiment with content creation, people are becoming increasingly curious about what life as a full-time creator actually looks like. While every journey is different, creators sharing…

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Divers once believed the Great Blue Hole was bottomless; then explorers discovered human remains deep inside | World News

From above, the Great Blue Hole is breathtaking. A near-perfect circle of deep blue sits in the middle of the turquoise waters of the Belize Barrier Reef, attracting divers from around the world with the promise of giant stalactites, reef sharks and one of the planet’s most iconic underwater landscapes. Yet beneath its postcard-perfect surface…

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Kashmiri Activists Demonstrate Against Pakistani Atrocities in PoJK | World News

Kashmiri activists staged a protest outside the Pakistan Consulate in UK’s Bradford on Tuesday, condemning what they described as atrocities by Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and demanding justice for civilians reportedly killed during recent demonstrations.The protesters accused Pakistani authorities of using excessive force against people protesting in the Rawalakot and Mirpur regions…

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13 Indians stranded aboard vessel in Ukraine amid repeated drone, missile attacks: Report | India News

13 Indian seafarers trapped in vessel in Ukraine amid repeated drone, missile attacks NEW DELHI: Thirteen Indian seafarers are among 15 crew members stranded on board a cargo vessel at Ukraine’s Chornomorsk port, where repeated drone and missile attacks have placed the crew in what has been described as a “life-threatening situation”, according to the…

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Once known as the ‘Sea of Death’, China’s Taklamakan Desert is turning greener with drone technology | World News

For decades, the Taklamakan Desert has symbolised one of nature’s harshest environments, a vast expanse of shifting sand where strong winds, scarce rainfall and extreme temperatures make vegetation difficult to establish. Today, however, new technology is changing how restoration is carried out. Across parts of China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, drones are being deployed to…

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‘If you have no criminal record…’ US senator wants Green Card for immigrants after 7 years of residency, gets called out as ‘traitor’

Senator Alex Padilla was called a traitor after he pushed a new bill to make getting Green Cards easier California senator Alex Padilla reintroduced his 2025 legislation demanding to make Green Card easier for foreign nationals. Those who have stayed in the US continuously for seven years and have no criminal record should get Green…

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A high school Physics teacher left the Kansas city council meeting on voting for datacenter in handcuffs, dragged out by police after clapping at …

Image credit: X (Twitter) ​A data centre debate at a city council meeting in Kansas left one resident dealing with legal trouble. Lux Claridge, a 37-year-old Emporia High School physics teacher, was carried out in handcuffs after repeatedly clapping during a public discussion on zoning changes for the proposed Flint Hills Digital Campus data center….

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Uttarakhand Launches Clean Mobility Initiative: CM Dhami Flags Off 11 Clean Fuel Vehicles | India News

Uttarakhand CM Dhami distributes subsidies to boost clean mobility (ANI image) Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday distributed capital grant and incentive subsidy cheques to six primary beneficiary vehicle owners under the Uttarakhand Clean Mobility Transition Policy-2024 at the Mukhya Sevak Sadan, Chief Minister’s Camp Office. The transport department has also completed the…

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