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‘Sorry mummy, I am leaving like this’: Dehradun woman’s last video before death

DEHRADUN: In a disturbing video recorded moments before her death, school teacher Shristi Bhandari expressed her anguish over the alleged harassment by her husband’s family, saying their mindset would never change and apologising to her mother and sisters.In the 90-second video, Shristi is seen crying and wiping her tears as she says, “Sorry mummy, main...

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After made-in-India bullet train, high-speed corridors to get indigenous signal system

India will develop its own control protocols for high-speed rail. India is aiming to achieve new milestones in manufacturing with its first bullet train project. After deciding to manufacture the high-speed train indigenously for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor, Indian Railways is now looking at in-house advanced signalling system for other upcoming corridors.Indian Railways is...

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BJP’s Shehzad Poonawalla drops party name from X bio, fuels exit speculation

BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla has sparked exit buzz after he dropped part name from his social media bio NEW DELHI: BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla sparked rumours that he quit the saffron party after his changed his bio on X.In his latest bio, there’s is no mention of BJP. “Religion Islam, Culture~Hindu,Ideology~Bhartiya : ✍️Author: GST Ki...

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‘We don’t have an MS Dhoni’: Ex-England captain’s blunt warning to Fleming

MS Dhoni and Stephen Fleming (PTI Photo) Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes newly-appointed Test coach Stephen Fleming should have taken charge immediately instead of delaying his arrival until England’s tour of South Africa later this year.Fleming was named England’s new Test coach after Brendon McCullum was removed from the role earlier this month, though...

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Rats drove out seabirds, reshaping an entire reef food chain

Ecosystems work with each other no matter how far or disconnected they are. Animals and birds have impacts on each other’s lives and deaths. According to a new study, invasive rats on tropical islands are creating winners and losers among tiny underwater animals near the bottom of the food chain that inhabit surrounding coral reefs....

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