Arvind upadhyay

In 2014, divers chased a possible shipwreck nearly 6,200 feet down and found six giant asphalt petals rising from the seabed |

Representative AI image of a deep-sea exploration mission, showing underwater researchers and robotic submersibles illuminating a unique geological formation on the dark ocean floor. Image Credits: Google Gemini.​​ The deep sea has a habit of turning ordinary expectations upside down. In 2014, scientists exploring the Gulf of Mexico sent a remotely operated vehicle towards what…

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A Washington farmer who returned to his family farm in 1984 is challenging $618,000 in irrigation penalties after the state Supreme Court heard his case

Photo credit: Mia Ring/Pacific Legal Foundation A Washington farmer who returned to his family’s farm in 1984 is challenging a long-running dispute with the state Department of Ecology after penalties over irrigation threatened the future of his agricultural business. Ron Fodé and his wife, Robin, say the agency refused to help them find a lawful…

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In 2012, Taylor Swift pledged $4 million for a Nashville education centre; 14 years later, the space is showcasing artwork by local schoolchildren and artists with developmental disabilities

Taylor Swift’s $4 million gift to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in 2012 helped create a dedicated education centre in Nashville. The space was designed for more than music lessons: it would give children and families room to learn, experiment and engage with country music’s history. Fourteen years later, the centre is…

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Wisconsin couple rejects $131,000 offer for proposed data centre power line that threatens their trees, six buildings and puts 130-foot tower near their driveway

Pennsylvania data centre (Representative AI image) Wisconsin homeowner Jerry Zelenka has rejected a $131,000 offer from American Transmission Company (ATC). The money was offered for a proposed power line that would cross his property in Fredonia, Wisconsin, to supply electricity to a planned data centre in nearby Port Washington. Zelenka said the latest proposal calls…

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George Foreman built a private Texas estate partly to store more than 40 cars; 18 months after his death, its 13.5 acres, nearly 12,000-sq-ft home and 11,000-sq-ft garage are asking $6 million

Located at 29310 Martelly Way in the Commons at Lake Houston community, the estate was designed to accommodate Foreman’s growing collection of more than 40 cars. A home can hold more than furniture and family photographs. Sometimes, it preserves the rhythms of a life lived on a grand scale. At the former Texas estate of…

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For over 40 years, Clint Eastwood bought pieces of land to build a 2000-acre land area, most of which is now protected land |

In the 1960s, Clint Eastwood started investing in small patches of land in Carmel-by-the-Sea after he fell in love with the place in the 1950s. It has now grown into a 2,000-acre protected and sustainable community where he continues to reside with his family. (YouTube) Clint Eastwood first visited the Carmel-by-the-Sea area in 1951 when…

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A Texas family spent nearly eight years fighting over the 65,000-acre Brite Ranch, worth at least $60 million; days before trial, the heirs agreed to divide the historic property into four pieces

A bitter family dispute over one of West Texas’s most historic ranches has taken an unexpected turn, with the heirs agreeing to divide the sprawling property rather than force a sale of the entire estate. The agreement involving the 65,000-acre Brite Ranch was reported by The Big Bend Sentinel on October 8, 2026, shortly before…

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Green cards not key to workforce strategy: TCS

BENGALURU: TCS CEO K Krithivasan said green cards have never been a key part of the company’s workforce strategy, as it has significantly reduced permanent residency applications for H-1B employees and stepped up local hiring in US. The company said the US suspension of green card processing would not fundamentally alter its talent management approach.“In…

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RBI measures: Rupee to gain sharply but forex liquidity likely to dry up

MUMBAI: Forex dealers expect a gap opening in the rupee-dollar exchange rate, with the domestic unit likely to record its sharpest gain in recent times. However, there is also a looming market freeze, with RBI’s aggressive anti-speculation measures risking paralysis of legitimate market-making, choking interbank liquidity and inadvertently penalising genuine corporate hedgers.Oil companies, normally the…

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