Photo credit: Carter Grandbois / InstagramThis image is improved using Gemini At 16, while many of his classmates were thinking about part-time jobs in retail or food service, Carter Grandbois saw an opportunity in other people’s clutter. Living in Colorado Springs, he borrowed a trailer, posted on social media and started hauling away junk for...
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12-year-old Staten Island boy sells drinks to fund backpack giveaway for kids
Young entrepreneur Tamir Lewis is turning his hustle into a backpack giveaway for Staten Island children. At just 12 years old, Tamir Lewis is already learning what it means to be a community leader. The Staten Island student, who attends I.S. 72 and serves as a school ambassador, is organising his own back-to-school backpack giveaway...
Nitin Gadkari urges all state governments to allow bike taxis
File photo: Union minister Nitin Gadkari NEW DELHI: Union road transport minister Nitin Gadkari Wednesday urged all state govts to allow bike taxis, saying it could give employment to eight crore people.During the launch of a pilot programme — “Suraksha” — for on-the-spot free medical diagnosis and counselling for 10 lakh drivers, construction and high-risk...
Allahabad HC drops NSA against DU student over Noida stir, but she’ll stay in jail
DU law student and labour activist Aakriti Choudhary NOIDA/PRAYAGRAJ: Calling the case against her “concocted”, Allahabad high court on Wednesday quashed Noida police’s detention of DU law student and labour activist Aakriti Choudhary under National Security Act.Aakriti (25), who is accused of instigating arson and stone-pelting by industrial workers during a protest in the city...
Dire straits: Brand on the run as Trump suggests Hormuz can be renamed in his honor
Trump’s latest push to rename the Strait of Hormuz adds another chapter to his growing campaign of political branding and geographic renaming TOI correspondent from Washington: Donald Trump has rescued a canal, invaded a country, conquered a gulf, annexed a lake — at least on American maps — and put his name on a performing-arts...
‘New peaks of lethality’: IAF tests Khagantak-243; all about long range glide bomb
The Indian Air Force has achieved a major milestone by successfully testing the Khagantak-243 glide bomb. The Indian Air Force has successfully conducted the drop trial of the indigenously designed and developed Khagantak-243, a long-range glide bomb, marking a significant milestone in India’s development of indigenous stand-off strike weapons.In a post on X, the Indian...
Rohit’s future, ODI roadmap to 2027 World Cup and recent setbacks on agenda at BCCI meeting
On BCCI’s agenda: Rohit’s future, WC roadmap and India’s recent past (Agency Images) Mumbai/New Delhi: The future of Rohit Sharma and the shape of India’s ODI team for the next World Cup cycle are set to dominate discussions when the BCCI’s top brass meets in Mumbai on Thursday for a wide-ranging performance review.While recent defeats...
Trump’s $1 coin: Gold-finish coin featuring US president’s likeness to go on sale
Trump on the ‘heads’, Great Seal on the ‘tails’: New $1 coin hits US market A new $1 coin featuring US president Donald Trump’s likeness will go on sale in the US on Wednesday. The special issue is being released as part of celebrations marking the country’s 250th anniversary.The coin, produced by the US Mint,...
‘Reprehensible act of vandalism’: India flays Pak over demolition of old Hindu temple
An ancient Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab was reportedly demolished, sparking demands from minority groups for an investigation and restoration NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday expressed deep concern over reports of the destruction of a historic Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab province and called on the Pakistani government to conduct a prompt and transparent investigation...
‘Jobless people on TV’: Goyal attacks oppn, ex-finance secy for remarks on GDP growth
NEW DELHI: Union minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday slammed the opposition and former finance secretary Subhash Garg for casting doubts over the latest GDP figures released by the government, saying that those who want to see India as “a dead economy” will fail repeatedly.While talking to reporters, Goyal said that “ministers don’t manufacture data” and...
