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20 African wild dogs were brought back to a Zimbabwe park after disappearing for decades; conservationists rebuilt the ecosystem before their return |

African Wild Dog. Image Credit: Wikipedia African wild dogs returned to Zimbabwe’s Matusadona National Park in February 2026 after disappearing from the area for decades. 20 animals were moved into the park in two established packs, marking a major step in the restoration of a predator that had been locally extinct there. But the return…

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Kiran Malhotra: “Noni ki ek chhoti si smile mere liye sab kuch hai”: Mother shares 28-year journey of caring for her son, who has depended on her since birth

For Kiran Malhotra, caring for her younger son Kashish, whom the family lovingly calls Noni, has been a 28-year journey shaped by patience, love and constant responsibility. Living near Tapri Station, Lal Kothi, Nangal Road, Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Kiran has devoted much of her life to understanding and caring for her son, who has been…

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‘I hope aapko dekh ke aur auratein yeh kaam karein aur inspire hon’: Mumbai woman books Rapido Pink, gets excited after finding out her captain is a woman and later calls it one of her ‘safest and smoothest’ rides

Mumbai woman books Rapido Pink, is pleasantly surprised to find a female captain: ‘I am super excited’ A routine bike taxi booking took an unexpected turn for Mumbai-based content creator Ruchika Rajput when she found out who would be riding her to the destination. Her reaction was captured on video, along with parts of the…

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In 2011, Gary Sinise launched his foundation to support military families; by November 2025, it had dedicated its 100th mortgage-free adapted smart home, giving wounded veteran Joe Bowser a new start

Gary Sinise Foundation dedicated its 100th mortgage-free, specially adapted smart home to Army veteran Joe Bowser (Image Credit: Gary Sinise Foundation ) For nearly two decades, wounded Army veteran Joe Bowser had turned down an offer that could have made everyday life much easier for him. That changed in November 2025, when the Gary Sinise…

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In 2013, Brian May joined villagers to plant the first oak on 157 acres in Dorset; a decade later, 101,000 trees and shrubs had helped bring wildlife back to land previously used for growing crops

In 2013, Brian May joined villagers to plant the first oak on 157 acres in Dorset (Image Credit: Linda Lamon) What started with a single oak tree in a Dorset field has grown into a much bigger story about giving nature room to return. In September 2013, Brian May joined local villagers in Bere Regis…

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