Simone Biles And Jonathan Owens: “Currently in therapy”: Simone Biles opens up on Olympic mental health journey as Jonathan Owens prepares for NFL grind | NFL News

Jonathan Owen’s wife Simone Biles reveals deeper side of Olympic struggles as she reflects on her mental health journey (Getty Images) Two years after stepping away from Olympic competition, Simone Biles has shared a clear update on her mental health. The Olympic champion said she is still in therapy as she looks back at the…

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DRDO successfully tests Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) on Monday successfully flight‑tested the indigenously developed Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LRLACM) The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) on Monday successfully flight‑tested the indigenously developed Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LRLACM) from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the Odisha coast, marking a significant…

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Sonakshi Sinha says ‘main koi anti-national hahi hu’, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Imran Khan backs Sonam Wangchuk as hunger strike enters day 19 | Hindi Movie News

Sonakshi Sinha says ‘main koi anti-national hahi hu’, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Imran Khan backs Sonam Wangchuk as hunger strike enters day 19 As climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike entered its 19th day, support from the film industry continued to grow. Actors Sonakshi Sinha and Fatima Sana Shaikh have become the latest celebrities…

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National Conference’s ‘secretive’ Dachigam huddle ends with Delhi protest plan for J&K statehood | India News

SRINAGAR: J&K CM Omar Abdullah whisked National Conference (NC) MLAs and MPs to Dachigam national park on Srinagar’s outskirts for a day-long strategy session Wednesday that ended with a political call to arms — a protest in New Delhi on opening day of Parliament’s monsoon session demanding restoration of J&K’s statehood.Party legislators had first gathered…

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Inner Mongolia: In 2005, scientists began reshaping an Inner Mongolia grassland; years later, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer

Herbivore species dynamics is key to grassland food web stability In 2005, scientists began reshaping a semi-arid grassland in Inner Mongolia by changing its mix of plants. Years later, when researchers checked how the local food chain held together, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer.The long-term study, published on 18 July in the…

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‘My brother earns less but gets more respect’: Delhi woman’s work-from-home video strikes a chord online |

Delhi woman shares the work-from-home struggle many relate to The debate around work from home refuses to die. While some people see it as a flexible way of working, many remote employees say the biggest challenge isn’t the job itself. It’s convincing people at home that they’re actually working.A Delhi woman’s Instagram video has now…

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Optical illusion personality test: Man pushing a rock, an old man’s face or both? What you see first reveals if you’re in working, thinking or action and reflection mode

Photo: Dasha Takisho/ Instagram Some pictures don’t just test your eyesight, they quietly reveal where your mind is right now. This optical illusion shared by creator Dasha Takisho on social media recently does exactly that. At first glance, it looks simple—but look closer and you may notice a man pushing a rock, an old man’s…

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Why do some villages in China build circular homes: The remarkable story behind Fujian Tulou earthen fortresses | World News

Seen from above, they resemble giant doughnuts carved into the landscape. From ground level, they look more like medieval fortresses than family homes. Their towering earthen walls, narrow entranceways and vast wooden interiors seem designed for defence rather than domestic life. Yet behind these imposing façades lies one of China’s most remarkable examples of communal…

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