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From ₹5 LPA job to ₹50 lakh business: Engineer’s inspiring journey
Mayuri Nitin Kale’s journey from an engineering graduate to a successful entrepreneur shows how courage and persistence can create new opportunities. After rejecting a Rs 5 lakh corporate job to stay with her young daughter, she started a juice outlet in Nashik with no prior business experience. Within two years, her venture reportedly grew into a business earning around Rs 80,000 monthly profit. Her story highlights resilience, entrepreneurship and the power of making bold choices.
Conor McGregor calls for third UFC fight against Max Holloway in 2027
Star fighter wants another chance to take on Holloway after he sustained a knee injury at UFC 329 on July 11.
German scientists find microbes that remove 95% of uranium from contaminated wate
A team of scientists has uncovered a naturally occurring microbial process that could change how uranium-contaminated water is cleaned up. Studying bacteria living in the flooded Königstein uranium mine in Germany, the researchers discovered that certain microorganisms can transform highly soluble uranium into a rare, stable mineral that remains locked in place instead of spreading through groundwater.
July 20 protest: RAF used tear gas, anti-riot guns and plastic pellets
NEW DELHI: Rapid Action Force personnel fired two rounds of non-lethal plastic pellets, along with tear smoke grenades and several other crowd-control munitions, during CJP's July 20 'Sansad Chalo' march over the NEET-UG paper leak, news agency PTI reported citing official records.
Netanyahu to meet Trump in a first encounter since the Iran war began
The meeting comes as both face pressures at home. Netanyahu is up for reelection, embattled in part due to his deteriorating relationship with Trump. Trump is under pressure to end an unpopular war.(Image credit: Alex Brandon)
Inside Villa Skyfall, James Bond-inspired Florida mansion listed for $85m
Villa Skyfall, a stunning estate available for $85 million in Delray Beach, Florida, epitomizes luxury living. This mansion presents an entire ecosystem tailored for its affluent owner, including equipped closets and a fully functioning kitchen. Its design channels a James Bond aesthetic, prioritizing security and privacy. Stone Creek Ranch is becoming a magnet for global elite, enhanced by the allure of Florida's lack of a state income tax.
No place to grieve: India's pet crematorium crisis, city by city
Many Indian cities lack dignified pet cremation and burial options. Pet owners often resort to improper disposal methods due to this deficit. Some cities are establishing new facilities after years of public demand. Existing facilities face challenges like overcrowding and maintenance issues. This situation highlights a growing need for better animal welfare infrastructure.
Ukraine’s ‘volunteer army’ helps rebuild what Russia destroys
Made up of mostly locals and some foreign visitors, a large group of volunteers step in to fix war damage.
Jana Nayagan' star Thalapathy Vijay's best teacher and mentor roles on screen
Thalapathy Vijay has consistently embodied powerful mentor and teacher figures throughout his illustrious film journey. In films such as Udhaya and Nanban, his distinctive teaching styles shone brightly. Bigil featured him motivating a women's football team as they tackled daunting obstacles. In Master, he captured the essence of a suave professor positively influencing troubled students. These portrayals underscore Vijay's remarkable talent in resonating with viewers through his compelling perf...
Refugee Convention at 75: The world must keep the promise that saved me
Millions of people forced to flee need the same chance that protection gave me.
Guam’s snake invasion began after WWII. Now DNA shows 19,000 changes
Brown tree snakes invaded Guam after World War II, causing ecological damage. These snakes now exist in extremely high densities across the island. New research reveals thousands of hidden DNA changes in the snakes. This genetic flexibility helps them adapt to new environments and survive. The findings challenge previous understandings of invasive species and inbreeding.
India’s Cockroach movement threatens to restart protests after mass student arrests
Cockroach Janta party says government has broken promise, with detentions in Delhi, Assam, West Bengal and BiharIndia’s youth-led “Cockroach” movement, whose nationwide protests forced the resignation of the education minister, has accused the government of backtracking on its promise not to act against student protesters and has threatened to restart demonstrations.The Cockroach Janta party (CJP), which organised mass protests over exam paper leaks and other irregularities, said it had received...
Gold price prediction today: Will gold prices stay range-bound? Check July 28 outlook
Gold price prediction today: Gold prices are rising but are still not out of the woods, says Praveen Singh, Head Currencies and Commodities, Mirae Asset ShareKhan.
Teen who ate ice cream before mowing down a defenceless 14-year-old and watching his mates hack the boy to death insists he was 'reckless', not evil
Teen who ate ice cream before mowing down a defenceless 14-year-old and watching his mates hack the boy to death insists he was 'reckless', not evilRemorseless teen killers continue to make excuses Ethan Hoac, 14, was run over and set upon by killersSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WAYNE FLOWER, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 08:02, 28 July 2026 | Updated: 08:02, 28 July 2026 e-mail View comments
San Francisco woman heard wall noises, then raccoon broke into bedroom
Two San Francisco roommates spent nearly two months trying to identify strange scratching noises coming from inside their apartment walls. The mystery ended when a mother raccoon that had built a nest inside the wall gave birth to babies and later broke through into one tenant's bedroom. The roommates eventually moved out after the animals were removed and received about $4,600 in reduced rent and expenses. The incident highlights how wild animals can sometimes find shelter inside buildings with...
Gunman fired at US consulate in Toronto, second time building was shot at this year
A gunman fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto on Monday, marking the second time this year someone shot at the building, according to authorities.A single shell casing was found at the scene, and there was damage to the building's facade.No injuries were reported in the incident."The U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Canada are open and operating normally, though some routine U.S. citizen services in Toronto are being rescheduled," the consulate said in a statement.GUNFIRE SHATTERS TORONTO LATIN...
Housing ministry reorganised: DDA, PMAY-U and RERA brought under new structure
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has been reorganized into two distinct departments. The Department of Capital Development will now oversee Delhi's infrastructure and development projects. Meanwhile, the Department of Urban Development will focus on national housing policy and urban schemes. Key real estate bodies like DDA and RERA now fall under separate administrative wings. This restructuring aims to improve the administration of the national capital and urban development.
'Not getting into back-and-forth': Mamdani shrugs off Netanyahu's 'hate' charge
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday dismissed Benjamin Netanyahu's accusation that he was "fomenting hate", saying he was "not interested in getting into a back-and-forth" with the Israeli prime minister over his past support for the International Criminal Court's (ICC) arrest warrant against him.
After creating history for India and amid a gap year before college, what is next for Anahat?
Fresh from scripting history as India's first World Junior Squash champion, Anahat Singh is already looking ahead. The 18-year-old speaks about staying grounded despite rising expectations, shutting out the hype around ending Egypt's dominance, leaning on her parents and coaches in pressure moments, and why the Asian Games and the road to the LA Olympics are now firmly in her sights.
Detectives 'haunted' by unsolved disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh as unseen pictures released
Unsolved Suzy Lamplugh case 'haunts' detectivesImage source, PA MediaImage caption, In this newly released imaged, Suzy Lamplugh (second left) poses with her siblings, (left to right) Richard, Tamsin and LizziePublished28 July 2026, 06:25 BSTUpdated 36 minutes agoPolice officers investigating the disappearance of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh in west London say they remain "haunted" by the case, four decades after she went missing. Lamplugh, 25, vanished after leaving her Fulham office to meet a cl...