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First visuals: Tsunami hits Russia’s Kamchatka coast after 8.8 earthquake; waves up to 4 metres recorded
A strong earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. It triggered a large tsunami. Coastal areas faced evacuation. Submerged buildings and massive water drenching were seen. The quake’s magnitude was 8.7. Tsunami waves reached up to 4 meters. Warnings issued for Japan, Hawaii, and other Pacific regions. People were asked to leave their homes. The earthquake…
Buy or sell: Stock recommendation by brokers for July 30, 2025
Brokerage firms have issued varied ratings on several Indian stocks. JP Morgan remains positive on Bharat Electronics due to strong order wins and margin performance. Morgan Stanley is cautious on IndusInd Bank, citing high slippages and reduced earnings forecasts. Meanwhile, Citigroup is optimistic about Torrent Pharma, anticipating continued margin expansion and recovery in the US…
From back office to brain trust: Purpose, patents and profit are becoming the new metrics for GCCs as they mature
From back office to brain trust: Purpose, patents and profit are becoming the new metrics for GCCs as they mature
Chilean police recover Keanu Reeves’ stolen luxury watches in raid; hands them over to the FBI – Details Inside
Chilean authorities have returned six stolen watches, including a Rolex, to the FBI for Keanu Reeves, after recovering them in a raid. The watches, valued at $125,000, were stolen from Reeves’ Los Angeles home in December 2023. The recovery coincided with investigations into South American crime groups targeting celebrity homes in the U.S.
Double Meteor Shower: Two meteor showers are peaking tonight, here’s how to see them
Stargazers are in for a treat tonight with two meteor showers, the Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids, peaking simultaneously. Observers can expect up to 25 shooting stars per hour, including bright fireballs, visible to the naked eye. The best viewing time is after midnight, away from city lights, looking towards the southern sky.
5 weapons in the Trump–Harvard war: The saga of frozen funds, fragile visas and more
A fierce legal standoff between Harvard and the Trump administration has exposed how politics can undermine academic freedom in the U.S. With billions in research funds frozen and international student visas threatened, universities face mounting pressure to conform. This battle signals a troubling shift—where education, visas, and funding are weaponised, and intellectual independence hangs in…