2014
Married man goes abroad, divorces wife in Andhra Pradesh using foreign laws and remarries another woman; SC allows first wife to pursue criminal case against him
A doctor who married in Andhra Pradesh in 2003 moved to the UK, became a British citizen and obtained a divorce there before marrying again. The Supreme Court refused to quash the bigamy case against him, holding that the foreign divorce did not automatically dissolve his Indian marriage.
Manchester United contacts US Soccer about Mauricio Pochettino: Report
Manchester United are reportedly preparing to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their next manager, potentially ending his stint as head coach of the United States men's national team. The Premier League club has reportedly contacted US Soccer to discuss his release clause, which is said to be worth $10 million. Here is what the reported move could mean for Pochettino, USMNT and Manchester United.
Rex Ryan arrested: What happened in Nashville as former NFL coach ran over two pedestrians' feet?
Rex Ryan, a former NFL coach and analyst, was arrested in Nashville following an incident with pedestrians. He allegedly struck two people with his pickup truck while they were crossing Broadway. After leaving the scene, Ryan later surrendered to the police on outstanding misdemeanor warrants. He faces multiple charges including leaving the scene of an accident and failure to provide assistance.
In 2018, UNICEF began turning Ivory Coast's plastic waste into LEGO-like bricks; how five tonnes of plastic can build one new classroom
UNICEF said that five tonnes of recycled plastic were sufficient to construct one classroom. Each classroom covered around 68 square metres. The approach was to provide a productive use for plastic that would otherwise end up in landfills, waterways or neighbourhoods. It was highlighted by UNICEF that the potential for faster and cheaper classroom construction.
In 2014, Oslo began turning household food waste into biogas; the plant was designed to process 50,000 tonnes a year and fuel 135 city buses
The plant near the Norwegian capital was designed to treat 50,000 tons of food waste per year to produce around 14,000 cubic meters per day of biomethane. The liquefied biogas was then efficiently transported for use as fuel. The original announcement stated that it will convert household food waste into liquid biogas in volumes great enough to fuel 135 buses.
Before Jensen's Alice, there was Fang Fang: China's other woman spy
Newly declassified FBI files have revealed details of Chinese businesswoman Christine Fang's efforts to build relationships with American politicians, including former Congressman Eric Swalwell, as part of a suspected Chinese intelligence operation.
China is building inside Europe's trade walls, deepening its grip on critical industries
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Who is Renu Desai? Pawan Kalyan’s ex-wife returns to Tamil cinema after 26 years with Dhanush’s Om Chapter 1
Renu Desai is making a triumphant return to Tamil cinema after 26 years, landing a role in Dhanush's much-anticipated film Om: Chapter 1- Udhiram: The Blood Wood, set for release soon. Dhanush has adjusted the release schedule to avoid a clash with another major film. The project boasts a diverse cast from multiple industries, but details about Renu's character are still under wraps, generating buzz among fans.
"Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement was covertly supported by BJP, RSS" to dislodge UPA: Sonia Gandhi's memoir
Sonia Gandhi, in her memoir, indicates that the 'India Against Corruption' movement received covert support from the BJP and RSS. The movement created significant public pressure, compelling the UPA government to pass the Lokpal Act in 2014. Although the legislation aimed to combat corruption, it became ineffective following the BJP's rise to power. Gandhi reflects on Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh's challenges during this tumultuous period.
2026 set to rank among four warmest years on record, says WMO
The World Meteorological Organization indicates that 2026 will likely be among the four warmest years recorded. The global average temperature so far in 2026 is notably above pre-industrial levels, with more increases expected. El Nino's influence is expected to contribute substantially to this warming trend later in the year. Additionally, sea levels have reached unprecedented heights and ice loss continues to accelerate.
Who is Jemima Goldsmith? Imran Khan’s ex-wife accuses Russell Brand of sexual abuse after his 10-year jail sentence
Following Russell Brand's recent sentencing for rape and sexual assault, Jemima Goldsmith has stepped forward with troubling allegations of her own encounters with violence during their relationship. Having supported the courageous women who testified against him, Goldsmith recalled a past incident where she dialed the police in fear. She ultimately conveyed relief that Brand has faced justice for his appalling actions, ensuring accountability is sought for such behavior.
California replaced a fish-blocking pipe on Fort Goff Creek with a bridge in 2014; later monitoring found 64 Chinook salmon nests upstream
In California, the removal of the culvert on Fort Goff Creek has significantly enhanced fish passage, particularly for salmon. Completed in 2014, a new bridge now connects fish to breeding grounds that were previously inaccessible. Biologists found 64 nests of Chinook salmon in this newly opened habitat, highlighting the importance of addressing culverts nationwide to improve aquatic ecosystems and connectivity.
EPFO’s November 19 meeting to be held in New Delhi: Can EPFO increase minimum EPS pension from Rs 1,000?
The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation is gearing up for its 240th Central Board of Trustees assembly, scheduled for November 19, 2026, in New Delhi. However, official confirmation from the government about these proposed changes is still pending, even as calls for enhanced pension benefits persist.
Good at studies, Anirudh Ravichander was 'IIT material' and prepared for it. Why did he change his career path suddenly
Anirudh Ravichander gained fame as a music composer with his viral song Why This Kolaveri Di. He transitioned from a potential IIT student to pursuing a music career during his college years. Anirudh's remarkable talent led him to compose for several blockbuster films beyond the Tamil industry. He is set to marry Kavya Maran in Greece and has a grand reception planned in Chennai.
Enterprise data intelligence platform SplashBI opens GCC in Hyderabad, to invest over $100 million
The company plans to invest over $100 million over the next five to seven years in infrastructure, technology and talent to scale the Hyderabad centre and strengthen its global product engineering and delivery capabilities, a release said.
How a cancelled conference inspired Danny Manu to develop wireless earbuds that can translate speech, music in over 40 languages
A cancelled conference caused by a shortage of translators inspired Ghanaian-British inventor Danny Manu to develop wireless translation earbuds. He founded Mymanu in 2014 and launched CLIK in 2016. Its newer Orb earbuds offer real-time translation in more than 40 languages, alongside music and calling features.
Farah Khan's Mumbai apartment catches fire? Director clarifies reports of fire at her home amid Diwali festivities, says 'Be responsible'
Farah Khan recently reacted to rumors regarding a reported fire at her Mumbai residence. She clarified that the videos circulating online featured an uncompleted building. There were no injuries or damage linked to the alleged event. Scroll down to know what actually happened.
‘Breaking Bad’ star Dean Norris lists his 11-acre ranch with a horse barn and orchard for $3,199,267, almost double what he paid in 2014
Actor Dean Norris has put his sprawling Temecula estate on the market for $3,199,267 amid his ongoing divorce. The property, encompassing 11 acres, features both a main house and a guesthouse. This move comes after the couple’s restaurant, Swing Inn Cafe, faced financial struggles leading to bankruptcy. Married for over 20 years, Norris and his wife share two children, with property division governed by California's community property laws.
BJP winning since 2014, SIR came just now: Ravi Kishan slams oppn's 'vote theft' pitch
BJP MP Ravi Kishan questioned the opposition's allegations of electoral roll irregularities during a recent event in Gorakhpur. He claimed the BJP has consistently won elections since 2014, attributing their success to government policies. Kishan accused the opposition of engaging in divisive politics that threatens national stability. He highlighted the development achievements under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, specifically regarding law and order improvements.
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