Mistry questions Noel’s eligibility for Bai Hirabai trust

MUMBAI: Mehli Mistry, former trustee of the Bai Hirabai Jamsetji Tata Navsari Charitable Institution, has contested Noel Tata’s qualification to sit on the same board under the trust’s century-old deed, raising questions about his faith, citizenship and residence.In a rejoinder filed before the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner on Thursday, Mistry sought directions requiring Noel to file…

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‘I guess I’m dead’: Tech entrepreneur Adam Robinson’s chilling post resurfaces after he, wife and two young children die in Florida plane crash

Image credit: Youtube/ Adam Robinson A social media post made 3 years ago has recently taken on an unsettling meaning after resurfacing online. Adam Robinson, 45, a tech entrepreneur who was killed along with his wife, two young children and five others in a private plane crash in Florida, had once replied to an online…

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In 1984, a Texas man left 640 acres to a school district; local farmers later began working the land for free, and the harvests have now funded nearly $3 million in scholarships for about 300 students

In a small farming community in the Texas Panhandle, a piece of inherited farmland has become an unexpected way to help young people afford higher education. What began with a 640-acre donation to the Gruver Independent School District in 1984 has evolved into a community-run farming initiative that generates hundreds of thousands of dollars every…

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A Washington couple divorced in 2021, remarried in 2022 and split again eight months later; a November 3 court upheld a property deal that left the wife without bank and stock assets awarded in their first divorce

Representative Image (AI-generated) A divorce settlement can settle who owns an asset on paper, but what happens when a couple gets back together and later separates again? A Washington woman faced this situation after remarrying her former husband and separating again approximately eight months later. Although their first divorce settlement had awarded her half of…

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Former Maoist-controlled forest area turns into cockfight gambling den | India News

RAIPUR: Tents, music, food and cars. Then came the roosters and the bets running into lakhs. Once a Maoist-controlled stretch of forest in Bastar, the remote terrain had acquired a different notoriety – an interstate cockfight gambling carnival attracting punters from across Chhattisgarh and neighbouring Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.Police busted the den near Raiguda village…

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