How a faulty dam gate revealed a 2,400-year-old Turkish settlement that had remained underwater for decades | World News

Representative Image of an underwater archaeological site beneath Dicle Dam Lake (AI-generated image) Beneath the still waters of Dicle Dam Lake in southeastern Turkey, an entire neighbourhood of stone houses, a mosque, a religious school and rock-cut tombs has sat largely undisturbed since the reservoir was filled nearly three decades ago. In recent months, a…

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Donald Trump reportedly ready to do ‘everything possible’ to keep Gianni Infantino as FIFA president | Football News

President Donald Trump speaks as FIFA President Gianni Infantino listens at a reception at Trump Tower in New York, Friday, July 17, 2026. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) US President Donald Trump is reportedly prepared to do “everything possible” to help Gianni Infantino remain FIFA president as the football governing body’s chief faces the biggest leadership crisis…

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Scientists discover a new eyeless cavefish genus hidden for decades inside one of America’s most closely monitored caves | World News

Representative Image of the newly discovered Demon Cavefish in a dark underwater cave (Image of University of Alabama at Huntsville) For more than three decades, biologists have carried out quarterly surveys of Bobcat Cave in northern Alabama, a site that sits beneath the secured grounds of the US Army’s Redstone Arsenal and is already home…

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‘No ambulances, no coordination’: Family alleges lapses after Air India turbulence scare | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: The family of a passenger injured during the Air India Phuket-Delhi turbulence incident has alleged that there was little emergency preparedness after the aircraft landed in Delhi, claiming there were no ambulances on standby, no senior airline officials present and inadequate coordination despite several passengers requiring medical attention.The family also described the turbulence…

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Nagoro: Japan’s Nagoro village lost most of its people. One woman replaced them with more than 350 life-size dolls | World News

Life-size dolls seated in a classroom PC: Fritz Schumann High in the mountains of Shikoku, in Japan’s Tokushima Prefecture, sits Nagoro, a village that once had over 300 residents and now has fewer than 30. What makes Nagoro unusual is not simply its decline, a familiar story across rural Japan, but what one resident chose…

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Singapore: Singapore is planting one million trees to cool its streets, but scientists say the biggest impact could be on air-conditioning bills | World News

Representative Image of lush urban greenery shading a busy street in Singapore (AI-generated image) As cities across the tropics search for ways to cope with rising temperatures, Singapore has increasingly turned to a familiar, low-tech solution: trees. A specific figure keeps surfacing in planning documents and public discussion: the claim that shading a street with…

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Rahul Gandhi: ‘Don’t use students for politics’: BJP attacks Rahul Gandhi over Jantar Mantar protest claims | India News

File photo: BJP MP Sambit Patra addresses a press conference in New Delhi NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday hit back at Congress leader and leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi over his allegations of police excesses during the July 20 ‘Sansad Chalo’ student protest, accusing him of spreading a “false…

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What is helicopter parenting? Why overprotecting children can affect their confidence; how can modern parents avoid it |

AI representation/ChatGPT Every morning, millions of Indian parents begin the day with a familiar routine. “Did you pack your notebook?” “Don’t forget your water bottle.” “I’ll message your teacher about yesterday.” “Show me your homework before you submit it.” It feels like good parenting. After all, every parent wants to make life a little easier…

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