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Meet Adrian Abraham, 9-year-old Indian-origin rock and metal guitarist aiming to set a world record
At just nine years old, Adrian Abraham is on a mission to pass a Grade 8 electric guitar exam in the UK, setting his sights on becoming the youngest achiever of this goal for a Guinness World Record. With a fervor for rock and metal music, he not only showcases his talents on stage but also creatively blends Indian music with Western rock on social media.
Minnesota girl sends 100,000 Anne Frank-inspired bracelets across the world; earns $10,000 Young Hero Prize
At just 12 years old, Minnesota's Natalie Flaherty launched the 'I Stand With Anne' campaign, aimed at fighting hate in all its forms. She crafted more than 100,000 bracelets featuring her powerful message, spreading awareness across the globe. Through successful partnerships with organizations dedicated to Holocaust remembrance, Flaherty earned the prestigious 2026 Gloria Barron Prize. This passionate advocate plans to distribute more bracelets this Halloween, continuing her mission.
An Italian town is rebuilding its school with 70% of the old building's demolition waste
A new primary school is being built in Castel Madama with a strong focus on sustainability and the use of reusable materials. About 70% of the waste from the existing school will be redirected to this project, promoting a circular economy. Designed with community needs in mind, the school will provide spaces for social and educational activities after hours. Accessibility is a priority, ensuring that all individuals can benefit.
Bihar shocker: After Jamui, Samastipur, another girl harassed in public at tourist site
A video reportedly showing a minor girl being harassed in Banka has emerged online. Following this incident, police registered a case against six unidentified youths for their actions. The video appears to have been recorded six months ago at Mandar Parvat tourist site, according to initial investigations. Similar incidents in Samastipur and Muzaffarpur have previously led to multiple arrests.
IIT Bombay suicide case: Crime Branch records statements of 20 people, NCSC conducts spot inquiry
The Mumbai Crime Branch has recorded statements from 20 individuals related to Sahil Wakode's death. Investigators have struggled to access details from Wakode's mobile phone, which is locked. The National Commission for Scheduled Castes is probing allegations of discrimination and harassment preceding his death. Wakode's family has demanded action against Professor Doolla while protesting at Azad Maidan. IIT Bombay has issued an apology regarding its earlier communications about the incident.
‘Didn’t want to give credit’: Trump blasts CNN, MSNBC for skipping Xi’s White House welcome
Donald Trump asserted that CNN and MSNBC neglected to cover the significant visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping. He highlighted that these outlets face declining ratings due to their lack of credibility. Trump's comments were made regarding a ban on specific media organizations from White House grounds. A federal judge ruled that the ban was likely unconstitutional, reinforcing press freedoms.
CJP Jantar Mantar protest: Woman's 'morphed' photo displayed alongside PM Modi; FIR
Riddhima Sharma, a 25-year-old woman, filed an FIR alleging her image was manipulated and used during a protest. She claimed unauthorized use of her photograph happened at a Jantar Mantar demonstration. The protest was held by the Cockroach Janta Party, where derogatory slogans were reportedly directed at her. Sharma identified several individuals linked to the protest but the FIR lists them as unidentified.
Xi Jinping calls for stronger China-US ties: 'Let us nurture beautiful flowers of Sino-US friendship'
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday (local time) called for stronger China-US ties and said, ‘Let us nurture beautiful flowers of Sino-US friendship.' He also thanked US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for their hospitality during his visit, saying the two leaders had reached a common understanding on several issues to guide China-US relations.
Iowa rescue mission turns thrift store into 46-bed shelter, frees space for 25 beds
Dubuque Rescue Mission will close its thrift store to create a 46-bed emergency shelter for men. The decision is in response to rising demand for shelter and increased homelessness in Dubuque. The change will free up additional space for women and children with the help of Opening Doors. All donations will be redirected to another thrift store or partner organizations for women's needs.
Aaya Ram, gaya Ram, phir aaya Ram: SC dismisses Danam Nagender's plea, sets stage for high-octane assembly by-election
The Supreme Court confirmed the Telangana high court's decision to disqualify Danam Nagender as Khairatabad MLA. This ruling prompted an impending by-election that will take place in the region. Nagender had previously won the assembly seat representing BRS, but later lost a Lok Sabha election while contesting for Congress. The court emphasized that Nagender's actions were inconsistent with party loyalty, justifying the disqualification.
RECENT NEWS
- Meet Adrian Abraham, 9-year-old Indian-origin rock and metal guitarist aiming to set a world record
- Minnesota girl sends 100,000 Anne Frank-inspired bracelets across the world; earns $10,000 Young Hero Prize
- An Italian town is rebuilding its school with 70% of the old building's demolition waste
- Bihar shocker: After Jamui, Samastipur, another girl harassed in public at tourist site
- IIT Bombay suicide case: Crime Branch records statements of 20 people, NCSC conducts spot inquiry
