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    Cyclone Arnab to hit east coast on October 28, IMD warns of winds up to 140 kmph; Andhra identifies 5.7 lakh people for evacuation, Odisha shuts schools

    Cyclone Arnab is projected to strengthen into a very severe cyclonic storm before reaching Andhra Pradesh. The India Meteorological Department has reported maximum winds of 115-125 kmph, with gusts up to 140 kmph. Authorities in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha are enhancing preparedness for the impending storm's impact. Chief Ministers have directed local administrations to coordinate efforts and establish control rooms.

    In 2018, Columbia Ventures bought Jacksonville's Union Terminal Warehouse for $4.6 million; 7 years later, a $73 million overhaul transformed it into a mixed-use complex

    Atlanta-based developer Columbia Ventures bought the property in December 2018 for $4.6 million in 2018. It invested $73 million for the redevelopment. The historic warehouse was reopened on March 6, 2025, as a mixed-use property. It had 228 apartments and space for offices, food businesses and makers.

    Meet Lauren McDuffie and Rachel Albers, cousins who launched a salad dressing startup; they made $2,500 in early sales and target $30,000 in revenue

    Lauren McDuffie and Rachel Albers co-founded Dressy as a side business to earn some extra revenue. McDuffie is a food writer, recipe developer, cookbook author and a photographer. She is based in Portland, Oregon. Meanwhile, Albers studied law and previously worked as a political consultant.

    Actor Michael B. Jordan bought Hollywood Hills home in 2019 for $5.8 million and sold it in 2022 for $6.95 million. Now, property returns to market for $14 million

    Actor Michael B. Jordan’s former home in Hollywood Hills has resurfaced on the real estate market this year for $14 million. The property has been relisted after an 18-month renovation by design studio Ome Dezin. The actor bought the Woodrow Wilson Drive property for $5.8 million in 2019 and sold it for $6.95 million in 2022.

    Noida’s Rs 14-crore Japanese Park brings Zen gardens, dragon-shaped swing, waterfalls, jogging and walking tracks; here's its location and expected opening date

    Japanese Park in Noida: Noida’s upcoming Japanese Park in Sector 94 will feature a Zen garden, a dragon-shaped swing, Japanese gazebos, waterfalls and two water bodies spread across nine acres. The Rs 14-crore project will also have walking and jogging tracks, themed structures and CCTV surveillance. Landscaping, plantation and finishing work are still underway.

    Mizoram targets 5–7% tourism share in GSDP by 2047, opens new investment pathways

    Mizoram plans to enhance tourism's contribution to its economy by leveraging cultural and natural assets. The government is executing tourism infrastructure projects worth over Rs 681.16 crore to support this initiative. Targeting to welcome 10 lakh visitors by December 31, local benefits are prioritized alongside visitor numbers. Various tourism events are scheduled to attract a diverse range of tourists throughout the year.

    The Economic Times
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