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A Texas oil geologist first saw McKittrick Canyon in 1921, later bought the land for a private retreat; 38 years later he donated 4,942 acres and his home, helping create Guadalupe Mountains National Park

In 1921, Texas oil geologist Wallace Pratt travelled into a remote, wind-swept oasis in West Texas and fell in love with its tall limestone walls and bright autumn colours. Thirty-eight years later, his long love for McKittrick Canyon helped change the future of Texas conservation. Pratt gave his home and thousands of acres to the…

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He gave away 80% of his income, taught in an African school with just one computer: How Peter Tabichi became the ‘world’s best teacher’ and won $1 million

Tabichi taught mathematics and physics at Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in Pwani Village, in Kenya. A science teacher in rural Kenya was giving away most of his monthly income to help poor families and students. At the same time, he was teaching in a school with one computer, poor internet access and limited facilities….

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Defence minister Rajnath felicitates expedition crew that summited 20 unclimbed peaks in Ladakh | India News

The flag-in ceremony was held at Kartavya Bhavan-2 in New Delhi, in the presence of the defence minister and other senior officials. NEW DELHI: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Friday welcomed the first ascent mountaineering expedition team, which successfully summited 20 previously unclimbed peaks above 6,000 meters in Ladakh in just 23 days.The flag-in ceremony…

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Volunteers reveal 2,000-year-old Iron Age Deepdale Bridge Settlement in England’s Lake District, revealing roundhouses occupied into the Roman era | World News

Volunteers excavating outside one of the huts identified within the settlement (Image: Lake District National Park) A group of 25 dedicated volunteers has revealed a rare Iron Age settlement in the Deepdale valley of the Lake District National Park. The find, known as the Deepdale Bridge Settlement, emerged as part of a wider survey of…

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In 1996, Denzel Washington paid $6.5 million for two Beverly Park lots from Disney chairman; he planned to build a family home overlooking Beverly Hills |

In 1996, Denzel Washington and his wife, Pauletta, purchased two Beverly Park lots from Disney chairman Michael Eisner and his wife, Jane, for close to the $6.5 million asking price, according to the Los Angeles Times. Washington, then 41, personally negotiated the deal with Eisner. The couple, who had four children, planned to build a…

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15,000 km from home, Indian scientists make snow Bappa in Antarctica for Ganesh Chaturthi; see viral video

15,000 km from home, Indian scientists make snow Bappa in Antarctica for Ganesh Chaturthi; see viral video A Ganesh Chaturthi post from Antarctica has caught attention on Instagram, where a group of Indian scientists marks the festival together at the Maitri research station. Shared by Dr. Anirudh Dhar, the video offers a glimpse of how…

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Indian Medical Parliamentarians’ Forum organises National Policy Summit on ‘Swasth bharat se saksham bharat’ to reimagine MedTech access in India | India News

The Indian Medical Parliamentarians’ Forum (IMPF) convened the National Policy Summit on MedTech Access on September 22 India’s healthcare landscape is evolving rapidly, with medical technology playing an increasingly important role in improving diagnosis, treatment and patient outcomes. Against this backdrop, and as the country works towards expanding access to quality and affordable healthcare, the…

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Veeramani child rape case: Vijay slams previous DMK govt’s failure to take action, asks “what kind of a deal was struck, sir?’ | Chennai News

Vijay campaigning for TVK candidate K Maragatham in Madurantakam assembly constituency on Friday. Photo by L R Shankar MADURANTAKAM: Without explicitly referring to the sex scandal involving granite baron R Veeramani, Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay on Friday condemned the previous DMK govt for failing to take appropriate action against an “individual accused…

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