A Kansas cowboy put 50 wind turbines on his 7,000-acre ranch and turned the wind into his most reliable cash crop, selling electricity to thousands of homes | World News

A 7,000-acre cattle ranch in Kansas has found an unusual way to generate a steady income alongside traditional ranching. Pete Ferrell, a fourth-generation rancher, hosts 50 industrial wind turbines on his property as part of the 100-turbine Elk River Wind Project, a 150-megawatt facility that began operating in 2005. The turbines do not replace the…

Read More

MPSC cancels Drug Inspector recruitment after paper leak allegations, fresh exam to be held soon

The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) on late Tuesday evening announced the cancellation of the recruitment process for the post of Drug Inspector (Group‑B) under the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) department. The Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has cancelled the recruitment process for Drug Inspector, Group-B posts in the Food and Drug Administration Department…

Read More

In 1934, an Arizona father began gathering rejected objects and desert Stone; 11 years later, the salvage had become an 18-room castle for his daughter | World News

In 1934, an Arizona father began collecting discarded objects and desert stone. Eleven years later, his salvaged materials had been transformed into an 18-room castle built for his daughter. Image Credits: Flickr, Wikipedia In the foothills of Phoenix’s South Mountain, an extraordinary house was built from materials most people would have thrown away. Between the…

Read More

In 1867, New Zealand introduced brown trout for sport fishing; more than 60 million were released by 1921, and the invader later caused local extinctions and fragmented native fish populations

New Zealand introduced brown trout for sport fishing When British settlers packed thousands of brown trout ova onto ships bound for the Antipodes in 1867, they hoped to recreate the sport fishing they knew from Europe. Over the next five decades, acclimatisation societies bred and released more than 60 million brown trout into waterways across…

Read More

Sri Lanka 265/8 in 83.4 Overs

India vs Sri Lanka, 2nd Test Live: Prasidh Krishna and Manav Suthar picked up three wickets each as India tightened their grip on the second Test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday. Sri Lanka ended Day 3 at 265 for eight after India declared their first innings at 503 for nine. With only two wickets left,…

Read More

UNOM Madras revaluation results 2026 out: Check April final semester marks using register number here

University of Madras releases April 2026 UG, PG and Professional Degree revaluation results online UNOM revaluation results 2026: The University of Madras has released the April 2026 revaluation results for final semester undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG) and Professional Degree examinations. The result notice was published on August 25, 2026, and candidates can check revised marks…

Read More

In 2014, scientists set off 23 explosions and deployed 3,500 seismographs around Mount St Helens; the experiment helped image a magma reservoir roughly 4 to 15 km beneath the volcano

Representative Image (AI-generated) Mount St. Helens is one of the most closely studied volcanoes in the United States, but scientists still cannot directly see the complex system of magma and rock hidden beneath it. In 2014, researchers launched an ambitious experiment to change that. According to the Imaging Magma Under St. Helens (iMUSH) project, a…

Read More

‘A tricky one’: Rahul Dravid reveals big concern over Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Test future | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s journey in white-ball cricket has moved at remarkable speed. At just 15, the left-handed batter has already represented India and made his presence felt at the international level.Sooryavanshi ended the IPL 2026 season as Rajasthan Royals‘ highest run-scorer with 776 runs. He then produced another explosive performance,…

Read More