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The science of killing Creeping Charlie: What actually works |

Your lawn’s worst enemy probably already lives in it. Image Credits: Google Gemini You finally found a Saturday for the yard. You mow, you edge, you step back, and for a brief moment, feel like someone who has their life together. Then you see it. A thick, low-growing carpet of little scalloped leaves weaves through…

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The Phase 2 trust vote in West Bengal: Who will win the Matua votes? | India News

NEW DELHI: As West Bengal heads to vote in phase 2 on Wednesday, the Matua community might emerge as a kingmaker in this big-stakes election.In phase 2, the Motua-dominated belt of North 24 Parganas and Nadia could be the decisive factor in the big TMC vs BJP fight. Ahead of polling, a large section of…

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Is US leaving Nato? Why Spain and Iran war could trigger Trump’s biggest global shock

NEW DELHI: Fresh reports citing internal Pentagon discussions have reignited one of the biggest geopolitical questions of the decade: what happens if the United States breaks away from Nato, weakens its role inside the alliance, or begins punishing members it believes failed to support Washington during the Iran conflict?According to reports, internal US policy discussions…

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Mirzapur – The Film: Divyenndu aka Munna Bhaiya promises ‘full paisa vasool’ ride, ‘It’s gonna be big, very big’ |

Mirzapur: The Film is easily among the most anticipated projects of the year, and the excitement has only intensified with Divyenndu Sharma returning as Munna Bhaiya. With fans closely tracking every update, the actor has now shared a glimpse of what’s in store—and it sounds massive.Speaking to News18, Divyenndu didn’t hold back on his excitement….

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Rohit Sharma injury update: MI keep fans guessing ahead of SRH clash at Wankhede | Cricket News

Mumbai Indians’ Rohit Sharma during a practice session . (PTI Photo) MUMBAI: The availability of Rohit Sharma remains uncertain ahead of Mumbai Indians’ crucial IPL 2026 clash against Sunrisers Hyderabad, with the franchise confirming that a final decision will be taken only at the toss on Wednesday.“Rohit has continued to progress but any call on…

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Koovagam festival: Where transgenders flock to wed, celebrate and mourn (PHOTOS) | Chennai News

KALLAKURICHI: The quiet village of Koovagam in Kallakurichi district transformed into a vibrant epicentre of culture and devotion as the annual Arulmigu Koothandavar temple festival reached its highly anticipated climax on Tuesday. The 18-day festival, symbolising the 18-day Mahabharata war, draws participants not only from across India but also from several countries, including Singapore, Malaysia…

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IPL 2026: Why Punjab Kings wore black armbands against Rajasthan Royals | Cricket News

The gesture was a mark of respect, with Punjab Kings players wearing black armbands as a sign of mourning. (Pic credit: IPL) Players of Punjab Kings took the field wearing black armbands during their Indian Premier League 2026 clash against Rajasthan Royals on Tuesday, paying tribute to the late mother of teammate Azmatullah Omarzai.The Afghanistan…

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When can babies have sugar and salt? |

In the early months of life, feeding a baby can feel both instinctive and uncertain at the same time. Every new food raises quiet questions, what is safe, what is too early, what might do more harm than good? Among the most common concerns for parents is when to introduce everyday ingredients like sugar and…

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Demand shock warning: How has US-Iran war impacted Indian economy so far? Why RBI is both cautious and confident

According to the RBI, cost pressures and uncertainty have taken a toll on new orders and output. (AI image) When it comes to the Indian economy, domestic resilience is often cited as its biggest strength. But how long can the Indian economy continue to hold well as external pressures in the form of supply disruptions…

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Matua: ‘When you clean your house, few glasses break’: Subrata Thakur’s SIR defence in Matua heartland | India News

It is about karma and dharma. Subrata Thakur is far more at ease when asked about the principles of the Matua community and how its history evolved from the days of Harichand Thakur and Guruchand Thakur.Subrata, grandson of P R Thakur and Matua matriarch Baroma Binapani Devi, explains how his family prioritised not only social…

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