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Big cat attacks raise safety concerns for Kheri schoolchildren

Big cat attacks raise safety concerns for Kheri schoolchildren

Hindustan Times

Leopard attacks in Kheri have killed six children this financial year, including two recent deaths on October 12 and 14. Parents now fear for students attending local schools. Officials advised parents to form groups of 20-25 children with adults for travel. Forest teams are also running awareness drives for safety.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 2:51 PM
New York weather update: Cloudy conditions, showers expected with humidity and wind today

New York weather update: Cloudy conditions, showers expected with humidity and wind today

The Times of India

New York residents can expect a cloudy day with showers and high humidity on October 16, 2026. Temperatures will reach 23°C before dropping to 10°C tonight. Winds may gust up to 58 km/h, so officials said residents should keep an umbrella handy as outdoor plans might get disrupted today.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 12:25 PM
They bought an 'overgrown mess'—only to discover a hidden sanctuary that’s bringing wildlife back to life.

They bought an 'overgrown mess'—only to discover a hidden sanctuary that’s bringing wildlife back to life.

The Times of India

John and Sheri Paule bought 40 acres in Madison County, Iowa, that were choked with invasive plants. After finding rare ecosystems, they worked with the NRCS to restore wetlands across 300 acres. The project used 2023 funding to improve habitats, which now successfully attract wildlife like beautiful sandhill cranes.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 1:44 PM
Extreme heat hits Los Angeles with temperatures reaching 37°C on October 16, 2026

Extreme heat hits Los Angeles with temperatures reaching 37°C on October 16, 2026

The Times of India

Extreme heat hit Los Angeles with temperatures reaching 37°C on October 16, 2026. The city saw clear skies and no rain throughout the day. Officials said residents should stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours. Temperatures will stay warm for several days before cooling down by the weekend.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 12:25 PM
Boston weather forecast: Rainy and breezy day with high of 21°C on October 16, 2026

Boston weather forecast: Rainy and breezy day with high of 21°C on October 16, 2026

The Times of India

Boston residents face a rainy and breezy day on October 16, 2026, with a high of 21°C. Rain chances hit 91 percent, so keep umbrellas handy. Wind gusts could reach 53.11 km/h, making it feel quite chilly. Officials suggest extra travel time as wet roads might slow down local traffic today.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 12:25 PM
Farmers participate in Raitha Dasara

Farmers participate in Raitha Dasara

The Hindu

Raitha Dasara started in Mysuru on Friday as bullock carts rolled through the streets. Farmers from around the district showcased their strength with tractors and folk art. The three-day event focuses on women farmers and technical discussions. Organisers will honour ten farmers and ten women for their contributions to agriculture.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 2:39 PM
Japan issued alert for 'largest recorded' 9.9 magnitude earthquake, but ground didn't shake: What happened

Japan issued alert for 'largest recorded' 9.9 magnitude earthquake, but ground didn't shake: What happened

Times of India

Japan issued a 9.9 magnitude earthquake alert on Friday, causing widespread alarm before the warning got withdrawn eight minutes later. The Japan Meteorological Agency said the system mistakenly estimated the epicentre and overstated the magnitude. Ayataka Ebita said, "The system had mistakenly estimated the earthquake's epicentre and overstated its magnitude."

Tap to Read More16 Oct 10:34 AM
Spineless cactus could become the backbone of Marathwada’s fodder fight

Spineless cactus could become the backbone of Marathwada’s fodder fight

Times of India

Agriculture scientists in Marathwada are pitching spineless cactus as a drought-time alternative for livestock. Indra Mani said, “The hardy plant can survive with little water and continue producing fleshy, moisture-rich pads.” With 53.6 lakh animals needing fodder, this plant could help farmers when traditional green feed gets hard to grow.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 12:15 PM
Peasants hold the key to a more sustainable future: sociologist Maryam Aslany

Peasants hold the key to a more sustainable future: sociologist Maryam Aslany

The Hindu

Sociologist Maryam Aslany says peasants hold the key to a more sustainable future. Although industrialisation marginalised them, they still make up a quarter of humanity. Aslany argues that modern society ignores their vital contributions. Her new book, Peasants: Makers of the Modern World, shows how they remain central to our lives.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 12:30 PM
A routine lobster dive turned 'terrifying' when a man found a WWII torpedo lurking in the Florida surf.

A routine lobster dive turned 'terrifying' when a man found a WWII torpedo lurking in the Florida surf.

The Times of India

In August 2026, diver Luke Neiman found a torpedo-shaped object while lobster diving off the Florida coast. He reported the discovery to wildlife officers, who alerted the Navy. On September 15, 2026, Navy personnel carried out an underwater detonation of the item, which they identified as a suspected WWII-era munition.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 10:20 AM
Part one: The islands keeping Germany safe

Part one: The islands keeping Germany safe

Deutsche Welle

Germany is working to protect its North Sea islands from rising sea levels. These islands, including Pellworm, act as vital defenders for the mainland. The Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features unique mudflats. Dierk Jensen said, "We are in the Wattenmeer, or Wadden Sea," which faces climate change.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 7:36 AM
The 'Human Swan' wins big: A historic lead ban just saved thousands of birds from a painful fate.

The 'Human Swan' wins big: A historic lead ban just saved thousands of birds from a painful fate.

The Times of India

Sacha Dench won the 2026 RSPB Medal for her work helping secure a historic ban on lead ammunition in Britain. The conservationist, known as the Human Swan, worked with hunting communities to phase out lead. This move could protect hundreds of thousands of birds from lead poisoning every single year.

Tap to Read More16 Oct 8:30 AM
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