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A private landowner has given up development rights on 145 acres beside Zion National Park; the land can no longer become hotels, condos or restaurants and will remain protected

Zion National Park (Representative image) Visitors who approach Zion National Park from the east are greeted by a winding, scenic drive that feels worlds away from the crowded gateway towns surrounding many other national parks. That sense of serenity is now locked in place, thanks to a new conservation deal announced this week by the…

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Neeraj Chopra’s injury battles: From elbow surgery in 2019 to an ankle ligament tear in 2026 – the setbacks and comebacks that defined his career | More sports News

Neeraj Chopra’s injury battles Neeraj Chopra’s career has been defined by historic throws, Olympic medals and a relentless pursuit of excellence. But alongside those milestones has been a recurring challenge: injuries that have repeatedly interrupted his season.Neeraj Chopra has been ruled out of the 2026 Asian Games and the remainder of the season after suffering…

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Samay Raina in soup again over remarks on people from Bihar, Kashmiri Pandits: ‘They get publicity for free’ | Mumbai News

Comedian Samay Raina released another episode of India’s Got Latent, Season 2, on Friday. MUMBAI: Comedian Samay Raina released another episode of India’s Got Latent, Season 2, on Friday, with parts of the show later circulating on social media.The episode has drawn attention over alleged remarks about people from Bihar and Kashmiri Pandits made during…

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In 1994, Hollywood Video’s founder bought 32 Oregon acres for $1.25 million and began a 52,000-sq-ft mansion; nearly 30 years and 3 owners later, it is still unfinished and asking $4.7 million

The mansion was designed on a scale that made it comparable in size to the White House. (Pictures: Oregon Live) A huge unfinished mansion in West Linn, Oregon, once owned by Hollywood Video founder Mark Wattles, is back on the market for $4.7 million, nearly three decades after construction began. The 51,908-square-foot structure sits on…

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South Africa turn the tables as Dewald Brevis blitz powers seven-wicket win over Zimbabwe | Cricket News

Dewald Brevis goes berserk Dewald Brevis produced another sensational display of power-hitting as South Africa bounced back from their opening defeat to Namibia with a seven-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in the Namibia T20I Tri-Series in Windhoek on Saturday. Chasing 145, South Africa reached 146/3 in 13.4 overs, with Brevis smashing an unbeaten 75 off 32…

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NEET PG 2026 tomorrow: Exam day timings, dress code, barred items and key guidelines

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will conduct the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG) 2026 tomorrow, August 30. The examination will be held in a single shift from 9 am to 12:30 pm.Candidates appearing for the examination can download their NEET PG admit card from the official website…

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we made the film we wanted akshay oberoi addresses backlash over toxic amid mixed reviews heaps praise on yash saying boss is like a walking talking industry of his own

Toxic Film: ‘We made the film we wanted’: Akshay Oberoi addresses backlash over ‘Toxic’ amid mixed reviews, heaps praise on Yash, saying ‘Boss is like a walking-talking industry of his own’ | Hindi Movie News

Akshay Oberoi has shared a candid account of his time on the sets of Geetu Mohandas’ ‘Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups’, reflecting on his character, his working relationships with the cast, and the varied response the film has drawn from audiences and critics alike. Akshay Oberoi on playing Tony in ‘Toxic’ In the film, Akshay…

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A Mexican entrepreneur began melting discarded plastic into wall and roof panels; within three years his startup had built 500 rooms and secured contracts for 300 homes

An entrepreneur began melting discarded plastic into walls Workers at a recycling plant in central Mexico are turning five and a half tonnes of discarded plastic bottles and old toys every day into strong building materials, helping low-income families get better homes while keeping waste out of local dumps. The process, developed in 2013 by…

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