One of America’s biggest investor, ‘Big Short’ Michael Burry has dumped all his Alibaba stock and is buying its home country rival

America’s biggest investor, Michael Burry has now revealed in a Substack post that he has sold his entire stake in Alibaba and moved the position into rival Chinese e-commerce company JD.com. According to a report by Business Insider, Burry who rose to prominence for predicting the 2008 housing crash, said he initially planned to move…

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‘Why have rankings?’: Rohan Bopanna blasts sports ministry rule as five tennis players miss Asian Games squad | Tennis News

Two-time Asian Games gold medallist Rohan Bopanna has questioned the changes made to India’s tennis squad for the 2026 Asian Games, saying players who had earned their place through rankings were left out after the selection process was changed.The sports ministry’s guidelines limited the Asian Games tennis squad to players ranked among the top eight…

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Eight years after his wife’s death, yet he still saves a place for her every day: Bengaluru auto driver’s story is a quiet portrait of love and loss

For some people, love does not end with goodbye. It simply changes the way it is expressed. An elderly auto driver in Bengaluru has been quietly carrying on a daily ritual for his late wife, even eight years after her death. Every day, he cleans his auto, places flowers inside the vehicle, and keeps his…

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CM Dhami inaugurates self-help group stalls under Sashakt Behna Utsav Yojana in Dehradun | India News

Sashakt Behna Utsav Yojana in Dehradun Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami inaugurated stalls set up by self-help groups under the Mukhyamantri Sashakt Behna Utsav Yojana in Dehradun on Monday.After visiting the stalls, the Chief Minister encouraged the women associated with the groups.CM Dhami also purchased rakhis made by the women of local self-help groups…

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In 2005, crickets were fertilised aboard the ISS; 112 embryos and larvae were studied, and the microgravity-exposed larvae hatched earlier than ground controls

Cricket on a plant (Image Credit: Canva) In 2005, scientists conducted an unusual experiment aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to investigate how microgravity affects reproduction and early development. According to a NASA technical publication on ISS research, crickets were fertilised in orbit, allowing scientists to observe embryos and larvae that began developing under microgravity….

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