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Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin is reportedly buying a $42.5 million Hamptons mansion next to the Bridgehampton estate where he hosts his star-studded White Party

Fanatics founder and CEO Michael Rubin is reportedly set to expand his Hamptons property portfolio. According to the New York Post, the billionaire is in contract to purchase the oceanfront home next to his Bridgehampton beach mansion for an asking price of $42.5 million. While the deal has reportedly not closed yet, the final sale price remains undisclosed.
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Nashik Municipal Corporation to ramp up stray dog sterilisation; new centre to handle 300 surgeries daily

Nashik Municipal Corporation to ramp up stray dog sterilisation; new centre to handle 300 surgeries daily
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'Constructed without plan approval': 38 buildings at Azam Khan's Jauhar University to be demolished

The Rampur Development Authority ordered the demolition of thirty-eight university buildings. These structures were reportedly built without approved building plans by the authority. The university argued it was outside jurisdiction, but this was rejected by officials. Only two buildings had valid approvals, while others lacked necessary authorization. The constructions violated planning laws and are now liable for demolition.
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Isha Gramotsavam expands to North India, set to cover 10 states in biggest edition yet

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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to address women at Vishwa Mangalya Sabha meetings in Delhi, Hyderabad

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A scientist slipped into a pool beneath a US military base and found a 'demon cavefish'

In a remarkable finding, a scientist has uncovered a new species of eyeless fish in Bobcat Cave, aptly named the demon cavefish after a character from a popular TV series. This fascinating creature has evolved to thrive in complete darkness, displaying no eyes or pigmentation. Intriguingly, it cohabits with another sightless predator, showcasing the resilience of unique wildlife beneath humanity's constructed environments.
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New highway hurt his town. At 98, he helped revive America's famous Route 66

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120-year-old North Atlantic right whale skeleton returns to Hull Museum after 6 years

A nearly 120-year-old whale skeleton has returned to Hull Maritime Museum after extensive conservation work. Visitors can now crawl through a tunnel inside the rib cage, offering a new perspective. The skeleton, which is 117 years old, was originally found off the coast of New York. This critically endangered species, with fewer than 400 remaining, serves as an important historical reminder.
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Neanderthals nearly disappeared 75,000 years ago, but one small group in France repopulated Europe

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Greenland lost 105 billion tonnes of ice as darkening surface speeds melting

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18 दिन से अनशन पर सोनम वांगचुक! भूख हड़ताल पर हाई कोर्ट का नोटिस

Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike: 18 दिन से अनशन पर सोनम वांगचुक! High Court ने दिया नोटिस 

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PoK Revolt, Balochistan Unrest: Is Pakistan Heading for a Bigger Crisis?

Pakistan is facing mounting pressure on multiple fronts.

In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), a three-week-long sit-in protest has intensified, with demonstrators in Rawalakot declaring they are "not part of Pakistan" just days ahead of the region's July 27 elections.

At the same time, Balochistan has witnessed a sharp escalation in violence, with the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claiming attacks that have killed dozens of security personnel this month, prompting a fresh military counter-insurgency operation.

With Army Chief Asim Munir confronting unrest, separatist movements and a struggling economy, questions are being raised over whether Pakistan could attempt to shift attention outward by escalating tensions with India.

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Taslima's Kolkata Homecoming: 'Communal Veto' Blocked?

Taslima Nasreen, the exiled Bangladeshi author and human rights activist, is set to return to Kolkata nearly two decades after she was forced to leave the city following violent protests over her writings. 

The 63-year-old writer had to flee Kolkata after protests erupted over allegations of blasphemy in her autobiographical book, Dwikhandito (Divided). The then CPM-led government banned the book. 

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प्रधानमंत्री आवास पर हो रही है बड़ा बैठक

Breaking News: प्रधानमंत्री आवास पर हो रही है बड़ा बैठक | PM Modi | Nitin Nabin #PMModi 

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आसिम मुनीर के खिलाफ बगावत पर क्यों उतरे POK के लोग?

Sucherita Kukreti | PoK Protest: Asim Munir के खिलाफ बगावत पर क्यों उतरे POK के लोग? | Mic On Hai 

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