Class 7 student attempts suicide after ‘punishment’ by teacher in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

File photo used for representational purpose. BENGALURU: A Class 7 student allegedly attempted suicide after being punished by a teacher over a minor incident at his school in Bengaluru, police said on Wednesday.The incident took place on Tuesday. According to police, before taking the extreme step, the boy informed his sister.The student studies at a…

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Florida treasure hunters searching a 400-year-old shipwreck discovered a rare 22.5-pound silver bar worth up to $100,000 | World News

More than four centuries after the Spanish treasure galleon Nuestra Señora de Atocha disappeared beneath the waters off the Florida Keys, the legendary shipwreck has yielded another remarkable discovery. Divers with Mel Fisher’s Shipwreck Expeditions recovered a 22.5-pound silver bar from about 50 feet underwater near Key West, marking the first silver bar recovered from…

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When R Madhavan said residuals for films like ‘Rang De Basanti’, ‘3 Idiots’ could feed the rest of his generations, recalled Amrish Puri continued getting residuals for Steven Spielberg movie |

Bollywood actors navigate a precarious financial landscape due to the absence of a residual payment system, a stark contrast to Hollywood’s lucrative model. R Madhavan pointed out that earnings from merely three films in Hollywood can secure wealth for generations. Many actors maintain lavish lifestyles while often overlooking the vulnerability of their income streams, leading…

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‘I was trying to hit the ball too hard’: Axar Patel reveals what went wrong in T20Is after ODI heroics | Cricket News

Axar Patel plays a shot during 1st ODI against England. (ANI Photo) NEW DELHI: India all-rounder Axar Patel admitted he was guilty of trying to overhit the ball during the disastrous T20I series against England, saying a change in mindset and greater faith in timing helped him produce a match-winning all-round performance in the opening…

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Scientists fitted a European honey buzzard with a GPS tracker. The bird flew for 42 days, covering more than 10,000 km from South Africa to Finland and helping researchers uncover the secrets of one of nature’s greatest migrations |

A tiny GPS tracker attached to a European honey buzzard revealed an extraordinary feat of endurance that few humans could match. Over 42 days, the bird travelled more than 10,000 km from its wintering grounds in South Africa to its breeding habitat in Finland, crossing deserts, mountain ranges and numerous countries along the way. The…

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Taslima Nasrin: After 18 years, Bangladesh-born author-in-exile Taslima Nasrin to return to Kolkata | Kolkata News

Taslima, forced to leave Kol in 2007, set to return this month KOLKATA: Eighteen years and eight months after being forced to leave Kolkata amid violent protests, Bangladesh-born author-in-exile Taslima Nasrin is set to return to the city she calls home to attend a literary meet at Rabindra Sadan on Aug 1.The organisers said Nasrin,…

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Warren Buffet makes it clear that he will donate all of his Berkshire shares within next eight years to these four foundations managed by …

Warren Buffet has announced to donate all of his Berkshire shares by 2034 to four foundations. In a press release dated July 14, 2026, Buffett says, “My goal is to dispose of all of my Berkshire shares within about eight years.” The four foundations include Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, Sherwood Foundation, Howard G. Buffett Foundation…

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Everyone expected a phone, but OpenAI’s first device is a ChatGPT-powered speaker that moves

OpenAI’s first device won’t be a phone—it’s a screenless ChatGPT speaker that moves on its own to feel “alive” OpenAI is building a portable, screenless speaker pitched internally as “a humanlike AI companion that lives in the home.” It’ll do the usual smart-speaker things—control your appliances, play music, answer questions, handle messages—all running on ChatGPT….

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Turkey’s S-400 gamble: How a Gulf sale could redraw West Asia’s air defence map |

For nearly seven years, Turkey’s Russian-made S-400 Triumph air defence system has been one of the most contentious defence purchases in Nato. Bought in 2017 and delivered in 2019, the system cost Ankara its place in the US-led F-35 programme, triggered sanctions under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA), and strained ties with…

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