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Just days before turning 13, teenager started a tomato business; now grows 7,000 plants and has customers as far as Australia
At 14, Jacob Mann has turned a childhood gardening interest into The Tomato Cart, a business that began with a homemade bicycle trailer and now grows up to 7,000 tomato plants a year. From selling seedlings at local markets to shipping merchandise to Australia, his journey began just days before his 13th birthday.
Police kill man accused of raping and murdering niece in West Bengal, CM says police can retaliate in self-defence
Dilip Roy was killed in a police encounter while allegedly trying to flee. He was accused of raping and murdering his 12-year-old niece, whose body was found in a forest. Police had been searching for Roy for four days before tracking him down near the Bengal-Bihar border. Following his attack on the police, they retaliated in self-defense, resulting in his death.
Stranger Things new series announced on OTT: When and where to watch the prequel Other Worlds online? Plot, cast and episode details
A new live-action spinoff series called Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure has been officially announced. This prequel is set in the 1950s. The series will feature a different setting, characters, and mythology while maintaining elements of horror and mystery. Filming is slated to take place in New Mexico.
Diwali 2026: From selling Diwali lights in a Mumbai chawl to becoming a Dubai business tycoon. Danube's Anis Sajan once sold an Aquaguard to Sanjay Dutt
Diwali 2026: Anis Sajan's business journey began with a small Diwali lights stall below his Mumbai chawl home. He later sold electrical goods, worked as a water purifier salesman and even sold an Aquaguard to Sanjay Dutt. After moving to Dubai in 1992, he joined Danube Group, which has since grown into a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate employing 5,000 people.
Ramayana star had to borrow money to come to Mumbai, had only Rs 85 in his pocket. He is known for playing villains but is a hero in real life – he has paid fees for poor children for over 13 years: ‘I have refused…’
There was a time when Mukesh Tiwari received a monthly pay of only Rs 3,500. In a conversation with Divya Marathi, the actor shared his challenges and the path that ultimately brought him to Bollywood. Hailing from a middle-class family in Madhya Pradesh, he couldn't afford car travel and used a bicycle to get to college. During his time at the National School of Drama, he covered his costs with a monthly allowance of Rs 600, resulting in only Rs 45 remaining at the end of each month.
Barbara Barrie dies at 95: What was the Breaking Away star’s net worth?
Veteran actress Barbara Barrie, who wowed fans not just in films but also in multiple Broadway productions, has breathed her last. She was 95. Her daughter confirmed to publications that her mother chose medically induced suicide after a terminal diagnosis.
From being bedridden for months to an over 90,000 kilometres journey across Amazon to Antarctica, one man is rewriting what travel could look like
David Bossek is undertaking a global expedition to explore responsible travel and environmental awareness. He began his journey from Germany in 2024 after recovering from a cycling accident. Following a primarily overland route, he has already traveled through diverse landscapes and cultures. His experiences challenge conventional travel methods while contributing positively to local communities. Bossek plans to return to Germany in 2028, embracing unexpected opportunities along the way.
Tyre stocks: Hit by a headwind on costs, not on demand: 4 tyre stocks with upside potential of up to 29%, according to analysts
For years, this sector has had to deal with the dumping of cheap imported tyres. That particular headwind has eased now, and for an unusual reason. The rise in natural and synthetic rubber prices that is squeezing margins at home has also pushed up the cost of those imports. So, dumping is now less of a threat than it used to be.
London’s Oxford Street goes traffic-free ahead of Christmas: What changes for shoppers and tourists
Oxford Street has become traffic-free across a one-kilometre stretch, impacting various vehicles in the area. The restricted zone will allow mobility scooters and servicing vehicles during designated hours. Changes aim to enhance pedestrian experience in a busy shopping region, especially during the festive season. Future plans include raising sections of the road to pavement level by 2027 for better continuity.
Tired of Bengaluru traffic? Man’s Rs 3 lakh solution to daily commutes wins praise online
A Bengaluru man’s Rs 3 lakh solution to daily traffic stress has caught social media’s attention. After his company mandated work from office, he bought a used 2015 Maruti Suzuki Celerio to protect his Skoda Slavia from everyday scratches and dents. His relaxed response after an autorickshaw scraped the car at Silk Board prompted other motorists to call the idea smart.
Europe unrest: Protests over living costs, education & political failures rock France, Italy, Albania & Belgium
Protests over rising living costs, education funding, public services and political accountability swept France, Italy, Belgium and Albania on Saturday. Clashes erupted in several cities, prompting police to deploy tear gas, water cannons and reinforcements. France recorded the largest mobilisation, while Albania saw renewed anti-government unrest targeting Prime Minister Edi Rama.
New York to end 150-year-old horse-carriage tradition by 2028 after Indian tourist’s death
New York City has voted to ban horse-drawn carriages in Central Park starting June 1, 2028. This decision follows increased concerns over animal welfare and public safety, particularly after an incident involving an 18-year-old tourist. The legislation known as Romanch's Law aims to protect both tourists and horses from potential harm.
Medal rush continues in para-athletics; Ayush, Praveen, Khilari add to gold tally
India's para-athletics team achieved remarkable success on the third day of the Asian Para Games. Athletes won a total of 10 more medals, including three gold medals in various events. Notable performances came from Ayush Verma, Praveen Kumar, and Sachin Khilari, who all won gold. Additionally, four silver and three bronze medals were earned, further elevating India's medal tally.
France tightens security ahead of fresh protests; curfews, public gathering bans imposed
After a weekend of protests, riots and looting, France is looking to head off further unrest, ahead of fresh demonstrations called for Saturday. - Shops - The government has announced interest-free loans for 3,000 shops that were damaged, many of them looted, during last weekend's unrest.
Curfews bring calm to Paris as France cracks down on weekend rioters
Paris returned to calm after a weekend marked by extensive rioting across various cities in France. Authorities implemented curfews to prevent further incidents and ensure public safety. Over 2,400 individuals were arrested during the protests against rising living costs and poor conditions. The National Assembly has initiated an inquiry into the violence and the police response to the riots.
From free ration to school uniforms, in-kind welfare moves nearly 22 crore Indians to a higher consumption bracket
A recent study indicates that nearly 22 crore Indians benefit from free goods and services provided by the government. This includes foodgrains, laptops, bicycles, and school uniforms, which results in higher consumption levels. The analysis shows a significant rise in effective purchasing power among households across India. Notably, West Bengal has the highest percentage of its population moving up the consumption bracket.
Paris police issue overnight curfew in 2 areas of French capital to try to prevent further disorder
Paris police announced a curfew to ensure public safety following severe rioting and looting. The situation arose after protests against rising living costs and poor school conditions escalated into violence. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offered his resignation, acknowledging the government’s failure to maintain control. Thousands of businesses faced damage as violence spread to multiple cities across France.
French prime minister calls for limited curfews to curb rioting and looting
France Protests news: After violent protests across France resulted in extensive damage to businesses and public buildings, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced curfews. Thousands of individuals were arrested during the unrest that followed rising living costs. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez resigned amid criticism of the government's handling of law enforcement. Significant property damage occurred, especially in Marseille and Limoges, where city halls were attacked.
15 killed as truck mows down devotees outside Gwalior temple; CM orders probe, action against 9 cops
Fifteen individuals, including several teenagers, died when a truck crashed into devotees outside Sheetla Mata temple. More than 25 others were injured during the tragic incident that occurred early Sunday morning. The truck entered a no-entry zone and struck people waiting for darshan as well as roadside shops. Both the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister announced compensation for the victim's families.
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