The Times of India
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90-year-old Cheyenne motor court demolished for drive-thru coffee shop
The Twin Chimneys Motor Court in Cheyenne, Wyoming, was demolished this week after almost 90 years. Its distinctive twin stone chimneys, a landmark along the historic Lincoln Highway, fell in about 30 seconds. The site will now make way for a 7 Brew Coffee drive-thru stand, endin...
150-year-old Los Angeles house opens normally closed second floor to visitors
Los Angeles' historic Perry Mansion celebrated its 150th anniversary by opening its second floor. This rare access allowed visitors to see preserved 19th-century rooms and raise funds. The grand Victorian residence was built in 1876 for businessman William Hayes Perry. Preservati...
President’s former ADC Rishabh Sambyal reveals why he retired from Army
Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal has bid farewell to his military career at the young age of thirty, after serving for three years as Aide-de-Camp to President Droupadi Murmu. This intense position significantly limited his family time and personal engagements. Major Sambyal now empha...
How Gujarat’s villagers turned mangroves into a natural coastal shield
Gujarat's mangrove cover dramatically increased from 427 sq km in 1987 to over 1,177 sq km by 2026. This significant recovery is attributed to community participation and large-scale plantation programmes. Mangroves provide vital coastal protection and support marine ecosystems a...
What changed? Why the West is finally acting against Israel's 'settler terrorists'
European nations and the UK have adopted strong stances against Israeli settlement expansion. These countries now consider settlement activities as ethnic cleansing and illegal under international law. They have implemented import bans and sanctions on goods and individuals invol...
Plugging gap: Why 67,000 EV charging points aren't enough for India’s electric dreams
By 2030, India is projected to require an additional 1.25 million electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Currently, these public chargers are limited to just ten states, and the slower charging speeds provided by many of them may pose challenges during longer trips. While home ...
‘Body lay on road for hours’: Blinkit delivery worker killed in bike accident
A 25-year-old Blinkit delivery worker died after his motorcycle hit a road divider. Two friends riding with him sustained injuries in the early morning accident. One injured individual was referred to Rohtak PGI for further medical treatment. Bystanders alleged the victim's body ...
From Gujarat village to Oscars: How Bhavin Rabari became face of Chhello Show
Bhavin Rabari, a village boy with no formal training, emerged as a star in Pan Nalin's film as Samay. The acclaimed Chhello Show proudly represented India at the Oscars. His performance earned him the prestigious National Film Award for Best Child Artist, showcasing how cinema ca...
Canada explores ‘associate member’ status with EU amid US trade tensions
Canada explores becoming an associate member of the European Union. Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks stronger economic and strategic ties with the bloc. This move comes as Canada's trade relationship with the United States has worsened. Discussions focus on free movement of goods...
World’s only truly wild horse rebounds from extinction; population tops 900
The Przewalski’s horse was once extinct in the wild in China. After 40 years of conservation work, its population has reached about 900, with herds in several protected areas now reproducing independently. The species’ return has become a major conservation success, while also pr...
