Meet Kaia Minn, the 13-year-old Massachusetts inventor who turned discarded orange peels into biodegradable seed pods for reforestation |

Kaia Minn at the National Academy of Inventors conference. Image Credit: kaiaminn.com A discarded citrus peel is not the sort of thing most people would associate with restoring forests. But for 13-year-old Massachusetts inventor ‘Kaia Minn,’ it became the starting point for a simple idea with potentially far-reaching environmental uses. Minn has developed a ‘biodegradable…

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Bruce Willis’ daughter Tallulah Willis makes first red carpet appearance after marrying Justin Acee |

Tallulah Willis made her first red carpet apperence after getting married (Instagram) Tallulah Willis, daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, has made her first red carpet appearance since marrying longtime partner Justin Acee. The 32-year-old attended the Los Angeles premiere of ‘The Uprising’ on September 2 alongside her older sister, Scout Willis, marking her…

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Palmistry Predictions Today (3rd Sept): Major Planetary Mount Shifts Bring Turning Points in September 2026

In September 2026, cosmic transitions present an opportunity for personalized palmistry advice. Influences from a robust Venus could indicate critical moments in love or finances. Meanwhile, Mars’ movement may inspire career advancements and reconstruction initiatives. Jupiter’s shifts might test existing beliefs, encouraging self-discovery, while the dynamics of Mercury and Saturn highlight decisions surrounding communication and…

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China’s grey-zone game: Why India must prepare for ‘armed coexistence’ | India News

India-China ties have thawed since the border skirmish in 2020. Former foreign secretary Vijay Gokhale argues that China waits for a strategic opening, acts pre-emptively and then builds a narrative of self-defence. His new book, “China’s Wars: The Politics and Diplomacy Behind its Military Coercion”, examines past conflicts and China’s recent grey-zone tactics.In an interview…

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In 1945, an Arizona professor started hunting glowing scorpions at night; decades later his laboratory had become a major centre for venom research |

​Representative Image of fluorescent scorpions glowing across a desert landscape after dark (AI-generated image) In 1945, an Arizona State University professor began wandering the desert at night, hunting scorpions that glowed under his black light, and few people around him understood why. That professor, Herbert L Stahnke, was already the nation’s leading authority on scorpions…

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Inside Dulquer Salmaan’s Kochi home designed by wife Amaal Sufiya: ‘I’m Game’ star’s modern home has floor-to-ceiling windows, solar panels and more | Malayalam Movie News

Malayalam Star Dulquer Salmaan remains one of the biggest names from the Mollywood film industry. Despite being the son of the veteran actor Mammootty, Dulquer Salmaan with his acting performances in films across multiple languages including Telugu, Tamil and Hindi. Earlier resided with his father in Panampilly Nagar, the ‘I’m Game’ actor in 2020 moved…

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Janmashtami 2026 Puja Muhurat: Exact 46 Minutes for Midnight Krishna Worship

Krishna Janmashtami 2026 falls on Friday, September 4, with celebrations peaking at midnight. The auspicious Nishita Kaal, marking Lord Krishna’s birth, will last for approximately 46 minutes. This sacred period is crucial for performing rituals and re-enacting the divine birth moment. Devotees will prepare offerings and engage in prayers during this spiritually significant time. The…

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