Kazakhstan gets greenlight to export coal to EU via Russian ports
Kazakhstan said on Tuesday the European Union has approved the Central Asian country exporting coal through Russian ports, despite sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine. Kazakhstan, the EU’s largest Central Asian trading partner, is rich in natural resources, but is forced to export the vast majority of its production through Russia because it’s…
Reverse switch slap or reverse switch pull? Middlesex batter plays a wild shot – Watch video
Middlesex batter Luke Hollman’s innovative shot against Surrey, a blend of scoop and reverse switch hit, has taken social media by storm, sparking debate over its name. Despite Hollman’s unbeaten 32 and earlier taking two crucial wickets, Middlesex fell short by eight runs in their chase of Surrey’s 189.
Daily Lal Kitab Horoscope Today, September 29, 2025: Mars’ Aggression May Lead to Costly Mistakes
This daily Lal Kitab horoscope for September 29, 2025, offers personalized guidance for each zodiac sign. It blends planetary influences with karmic patterns, emphasizing patience, inner wisdom, and self-care for emotional and spiritual balance. Each entry provides practical advice and a symbolic remedy to align energy and actions.
Wobble Displays announces India’s biggest ever 116.5-inch TV: All details
Indkal Technologies, under its Wobble Displays brand, has launched the Maximus series TV, featuring a massive 116.5-inch screen. The company claims it’s India’s largest consumer-ready TV, running on Google TV 5.0.
How was the first full-colour photograph of Earth captured by NASA
NASA’s 1967 ATS-3 satellite captured Earth’s first true-colour image, revolutionizing weather forecasting and planetary understanding. This breakthrough, using a novel scanning camera, allowed scientists to distinguish cloud layers and storm patterns with unprecedented clarity. The vivid global portrait fostered environmental awareness, bridging science and public consciousness, and laid the foundation for modern satellite imaging.
Viral clip reveals LeBron James’ celebration style for his return in league-record 23rd season
Basketball icon LeBron James is back on the court, celebrating his record-breaking 23rd NBA season with an infectious happy dance. After a lengthy absence due to sciatica, the Los Angeles Lakers star’s return against the Utah Jazz was met with widespread excitement. Fans eagerly awaited his comeback, and James’ joyful display perfectly captured his enthusiasm…
‘Thought you were better’: Yaron Samid reacts to Coldplay’s Wembley concert; calls remarks hurtful
Coldplay’s Chris Martin faced criticism from Israeli-American entrepreneur Yaron Samid after a Wembley Stadium concert. Martin invited two Israeli women onstage, met with mixed audience reactions, and then welcomed Palestinian attendees. Samid, a long-time Coldplay fan, deemed Martin’s remarks a “tactless misstep,” expressing disappointment and suggesting a growing bias against Israelis, especially considering their experiences…
‘Nothing goes to waste’: Denmark zoo asks people to donate their pets to feed its predators; assures animals will be ‘gently euthanized’
Aalborg Zoo in Denmark is now accepting unwanted small pets as donations to feed its predators. The zoo assures that donated animals like rabbits and guinea pigs will be humanely euthanized before being used as food. This initiative aims to mimic the natural food chain, promoting animal welfare and natural behaviour among captive carnivores.
‘I am an MLA but I’m also a fighter’: Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad who rained blows on eatery workers justifies assault; says ‘punished them for stale dal-rice’
Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad is under scrutiny after allegedly assaulting canteen staff at the Akashwani MLA hostel in Colaba due to being served substandard food. Gaikwad claimed the dal and rice were rotten, leading to his violent outburst, captured in a viral video. This incident adds to Gaikwad’s history of controversial behavior and inflammatory…
