In 2015, Utah man Cory Mohl began building a backyard railroad; after 40,000 pounds of gravel and hundreds of hours, neighbours were riding it and he expected a final cost near $18,000

Photo credit: www.fox13now.comimage enhanced using AI In 2015, Cory Mohl of West Valley City, Utah, turned a lifelong fascination with trains into a full-scale backyard project. Over the next several months he laid about 400 feet of track, hauled roughly 40,000 pounds of gravel for the roadbed, and invested hundreds of hours of labour into…

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In 2022, loggers working for neighbours crossed onto a Mississippi couple’s land and cut 1,299 trees; their handwritten tally helped secure a $41,920 award later upheld on appeal

Representative Image (AI-generated) A logging job that was supposed to take place on neighbouring property ended with 1,299 trees cut from a Mississippi couple’s land, turning a boundary mistake into a legal dispute over more than $40,000. According to the Court of Appeals of Mississippi’s October 7, 2025 decision in Payne Logging LLC v. Gerald…

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Hydro generation falls short, strains power supply during non-solar hours in Sept

Power demand hits 269 GW in Sept as hydropower deficit fuels electricity shortages. NEW DELHI: Hydropower generation fell nearly 12% below the projected requirement in the first six months of FY27 due to the El Nino-induced rain deficit, putting greater pressure on coal-fired generation and leading to shortages, especially during non-solar hours, in several parts…

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Green Energy Corridor: Third edition of Green Energy Corridor to add 51,126 ckm transmission lines, 50 GWh BESS

NEW DELHI: The rapid growth in solar and wind power generation, along with rising grid congestion and renewable energy curtailment, has prompted govt to announce a new transmission scheme with the launch of the third phase of the Green Energy Corridor (GEC), which got the Cabinet’s nod on Wednesday.With an outlay of nearly Rs 1.9…

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He deposited Rs 14.96 lakh cash during demonetisation; landlord faced unexplained money tax notice under Section 69A, but ITAT Bangalore deletes addition on account of rental income

The ITAT Bangalore ordered the deletion of the entire addition of Rs 14,96,500 made under Section 69A. (Image for representative purpose only) When it comes to income and taxation, documents and money trail form an important part of the process. This is particularly important when income from any of your sources is in cash. In…

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Rbi Rate Hike: Rate hike may hurt select NBFC segments, but broad asset stress unlikely: Report

NBFC asset quality remains resilient despite potential RBI rate hike (representative image) A potential Reserve Bank of India (RBI) rate hike is unlikely to trigger broad-based stress in the asset quality of non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), with risks expected to remain concentrated in select segments unless monetary tightening is prolonged or accompanied by a major…

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US-Russia talks on Ukraine now involve multi-billion dollar oil deal tied to Trump & his allies

Lukoil oil deal enters US-Russia-Ukraine talks Talks between the US and Russia over ending the war in Ukraine have expanded to include a proposed multibillion-dollar deal for Lukoil’s international oil assets, with the prospective investor group including people with business ties to US President Donald Trump’s allies. The deal would require approval from both the…

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