‘Situation in Ukraine difficult’: Zelensky in Moscow ally Serbia as Russian strikes kill 4 in Kyiv region

Volodymyr Zelensky and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the situation in his war-torn country as “difficult” during a visit to Serbia, one of the few European countries to have maintained close ties with Russia throughout Moscow’s ongoing war against Kyiv, now in its fifth year.“The situation in Ukraine is difficult,” Zelensky…

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Three Indian teens won a global prize for using tamarind seeds to remove microplastics from water |

What started with concerns about access to clean drinking water eventually led three Indian teenagers to an idea that could offer a remarkably simple way of tackling microplastic contamination. Vivaan Chhawchharia, Ariana Agarwal and Avyana Mehta, all 16, developed Plas-Stick, a biodegradable powder made from discarded tamarind seeds that can bind tiny plastic particles in…

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Morrissey cancels all four Las Vegas residency shows just days before opening night, refunds promised to fans but September to December shows remain scheduled |

Morrissey has officially canceled his Las Vegas residency shows that were set to start next week. The singer did not provide any information about the matter, and fans got to know after their tickets showed that the organizer had cancelled the shows on the ticket selling platform. (Instagram) Fans of singer-songwriter Morrissey have been left…

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Weekly Love Horoscope Predictions, August 09 to August 15, 2026: Your zodiac love forecast for this week

Aries Your heart becomes clearer about what it wants. If you’re single, someone confident yet emotionally grounded catches your attention. Give the connection time to grow instead of rushing towards a conclusion. If you’re in a relationship, a simple conversation about the future brings unexpected reassurance. This week reminds you that certainty is one of…

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Space for Good India Challenge 2026: University students can win up to Rs 5 lakh; check details

University students across India with an interest in space technology, engineering, and innovation can turn their ideas into practical solutions through the Space for Good India Challenge 2026, launched by Viasat. The competition invites students to develop technology-driven concepts aimed at addressing real-world challenges using space and satellite technologies.This initiative intends to help the young…

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Maharashtra Teacher Transfer Protest: Students lock school gates to stop their beloved teacher’s transfer in Maharashtra, viral video left millions emotional and shows why one teacher can mean so much to children

The emotional clip has gone viral on social media. Students at a school in Maharashtra’s Amravati refused to let their favourite teacher leave after his transfer order, with some reportedly crying, hugging him and even shutting the school gates to stop his departure. A video of the emotional protest has gone viral on social media,…

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West Indies suffer major ODI World Cup blow, miss direct qualification for 2027 showpiece | Cricket News

Representative Image: West Indies Cricket Team (AP Photo) Two-time champions West Indies have missed out on direct qualification for the ICC Men’s ODI World Cup 2027, meaning the former powerhouse will once again have to navigate the qualifiers to reach the 50-over showpiece.West Indies’ fate was sealed after Afghanistan defeated Ireland by 92 runs in…

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Watch: Trainer aircraft crashes near Baramati airstrip in Maharashtra | India News

Visuals from the crash site showed the aircraft’s wreckage, with local villagers and emergency responders gathering at the spot. NEW DELHI: A trainer aircraft operated by a private company crashed near the Baramati airstrip in Maharashtra’s Pune district on Sunday, police said.Visuals from the crash site showed the aircraft’s wreckage, with local villagers and emergency…

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South Korea planted more than 10 billion trees after the Korean War, and its forests made a remarkable comeback | World News

Image: Korea JoongAng Daily South Korea’s forests were in an exceptionally poor condition after decades of exploitation and the destruction caused by the Korean War. By 1960, the average growing stock had fallen to just 10.6 cubic metres per hectare, compared with about 100 cubic metres per hectare in the early 1900s. Large areas had…

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