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Farah Khan bids an emotional goodbye to her triplets as they head to college in three cities: ‘If u thought moving ur kid to college was hard.. try doing it 3times’ |

Farah Khan bids an emotional goodbye to her triplets as they head to college in three cities: ‘If u thought moving ur kid to college was hard.. try doing it 3times’ For filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan, sending one child off to college would be an emotional milestone. But with her triplets embarking on college…

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In 1967, Elvis Presley bought a 163-acre Mississippi ranch for $437,000; his horseback-riding retreat soon became known as Circle G

On February 22, 1967, Elvis Presley acquired a 163-acre ranch in Horn Lake, Mississippi, about 10 miles from Graceland. The property, which he bought from Jack Adams, came with a house, horse stalls, cattle, a lake and a bridge, giving the singer a private retreat away from the pressures of his career. According to Priscilla…

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In 2013, a UK beach began planting discarded Christmas trees to trap blowing sand; by 2026, the project had created 90 metres of new dunes that help defend homes from flooding

More than 2,000 Christmas trees were planted at St Annes beach in February 2026. (Photo: .visitstannes.info) Discarded Christmas trees are being used to help protect homes and businesses along the Fylde Coast in Lancashire, UK. Since the project began in 2013, old Christmas trees have been placed on St Annes beach to trap wind-blown sand…

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Australia announce squad for South Africa Tests: Marnus Labuschagne survives, Cooper Connolly earns surprise inclusion | Cricket News

Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne (PTI photo) Marnus Labuschagne has survived another selection scare, with Cricket Australia retaining the struggling batter in its 16-member Test squad for the upcoming three-match series against South Africa.The decision came despite growing calls for Labuschagne to be dropped. Australia greats Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden have both questioned his place in…

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In 2024, a Pennsylvania couple bought 101 acres near their hometown; before the sale was even final they began planning to protect it, and in 2026 all 101 acres were permanently preserved

The Yinglings chose to permanently protect their 101-acre property. In the fall of 2024, Jeff and Betsy Yingling were preparing to become landowners in Freedom Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. The property they found was only a few miles from their previous home and was located in the area they called their hometown.According to We Conserve…

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Satwik-Chirag breach Great Wall, China Masters win boosts Asian Games hopes | Badminton News

Indian men’s doubles pair Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, right, and Chirag Shetty clinch the China Masters Super 750 title. (PTI Photo) As Chirag Shetty’s winning shot landed in the middle of the court, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy let himself go — breaking into his trademark single-leg dance, arms swinging and a broad smile lighting up his face. A delighted…

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In 2017, a 14-year-old Virginia girl dug a backyard pond for a school project; 9 years later, it has become a thriving wildlife ecosystem

The transformation demonstrates how even relatively small habitat projects can make a difference when they provide food, water, shelter and appropriate native vegetation What began as a school assignment with a shovel and a patch of ordinary lawn has, nine years later, become a miniature wildlife sanctuary in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. In 2017, 14-year-old Maggie…

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‘A long-time dream’: Nihal Sarin ‘excited’ but ‘not thinking about’ India’s Chess Olympiad title defence | Chess News

Nihal Sarin playing for American Gambits (GCL Photo) BENGALURU: The Chess Olympiad is already on Indian Grandmaster Nihal Sarin’s mind, but not quite yet. With India preparing to defend its Open title in Samarkand, Uzbekistan later this month, Nihal is excited about representing the country at the Olympiad. For now, though, the 22-year-old is keeping…

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‘Cosmetic surgery’ won’t fix Pakistan cricket: Misbah-ul-Haq takes aim at PCB after stepping down | Cricket News

Misbah ul Haq (AFP Photo) Former Pakistan Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has criticised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for what he described as a reactive approach to handling the national team, following the decision to send seven players and two coaches back home during the ongoing Test tour of England.Misbah, who recently resigned as Pakistan’s national…

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