Scientists use GPS to track four African raptors in Kenya and discover they avoid turbines, but Augur Buzzards may face greater collision risk |

Wind farms are expanding across Africa, a continent with some of the world’s highest raptor diversity, yet species-specific collision risks remain poorly understood. Researchers fitted solar-powered GPS trackers to nine Augur Buzzards, two African Hawk Eagles, one Martial Eagle and three Rüppell’s Vultures at the Kipeto wind farm in southern Kenya between 2019 and 2024….

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‘If India won a medal, we owe it to her’: Captain Swayams Mishra on Savitha Shri’s Chess Olympiad heroics | Exclusive | Chess News

The challenges for Swayams started even before the tournament. Getting the team to that stage was a project in itself, with busy, overlapping schedules making it difficult for the players to train together in person. NEW DELHI: Across the open and women’s sections at the Chess Olympiad, only one player won an individual gold medal…

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“Meri beti wapas aa gayi”: 10 years after losing his 20-year-old sister Anushri, Arinjay’s family welcomes baby girl Naira and finds a new beginning in their grief

For Arinjay Jain, the arrival of his daughter in August 2026 was more than the birth of his first child. It reopened a chapter of grief that his family had carried for nearly a decade. Ten years earlier, Arinjay had lost his younger sister, Anushri, who was just 20. Her sudden death after an unexplained…

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‘Baththa’ box office collection day 1: Vijay Sethupathi film earns Rs 1.50cr; opens at 24% occupancy | Tamil Movie News

‘Baththa’ box office collection day 1_ Vijay Sethupathi film earns. Vijay Sethupathi’s ‘Baththa’ opened in theatres on Thursday, October 1. The action comedy drama collected Rs 1.50cr in India net on its first day. The film recorded the opening-day figure across 1,337 shows. Its India gross collection stood at Rs 1.73cr. The reported footfall for…

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A uranium mill left radioactive waste beside Utah’s Colorado River for decades; after trains began hauling it away in 2009, crews have now removed 17 million tons to a disposal site 30 miles away

For decades, millions of tons of uranium mill tailings sat beside the Colorado River near Moab, Utah, leaving behind a major environmental cleanup challenge in a landscape known for its red rock scenery and tourism. The waste came from a uranium processing site that operated during the Cold War era, and concerns grew over contamination…

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Pink ball in daytime Tests, penalties for time-wasting: ICC announces new playing conditions across men’s and women’s cricket | Cricket News

England batsman Zak Crawley and India captain Shubman Gill exchange words after Crawley called for the doctor after being hit on the finger during day three of the Third Test Match at Lord’s Cricket Ground on July 12, 2025 in London, England. (Photo/Getty Images) The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday introduced several changes to…

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‘My boss refused to give me leave’: Man recalls quitting his job for a 5-week Brazil trip in 1991 despite having a home loan and two young kids

Man recalls quitting his job for a 5-week Brazil trip in 1991 despite having a home loan and two young kids Sometimes, an opportunity arrives at a time when saying yes can be just as difficult as saying no. A decision that may seem straightforward from the outside can become much harder when work, family…

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Jim Carrey lists $35 million Maui mansion after secretly marrying longtime girlfriend Min Ah; 4,000-sq-ft oceanfront estate features private beach frontage, pool and guest house | English Movie News

Jim Carrey has listed his lavish Maui mansion for $35 million after secretly marrying longtime girlfriend Min Ah. (Photo: Getty Images) Hollywood star Jim Carrey has put his lavish Maui mansion on the market for $35 million, with the listing emerging shortly after news that he secretly married his longtime girlfriend, Min Ah, as per…

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