World Anne LaBastille built a 12-by-12-foot cabin deep in New York’s Adirondacks with no electricity, plumbing or road; she spent decades living in the wilderness and her 32-acre home is now protected forever September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com There was no electricity. No running water. No telephone. No road leading to the property. Deep in New York’s Adirondack wilderness, Anne LaBastille chose to build a life that most…
World Renoir Museum Heist: Another French heist: Thieves steal 4 paintings worth Rs 98 cr from Renoir museum; drop one while fleeing September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com File Photo: Visitors look at works by Auguste Renoir (Representative Image) Two thieves broke into a museum dedicated to French Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir in southern France on Tuesday and…
World More than 100 eagle rays gathered around a tuna farm off Malta; scientists say it is the largest aggregation of the species ever recorded | September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Picture of Myliobatis aquila. Image Credit: Wikipedia More than 100 ‘eagle rays’ were recorded gathering around a tuna ranch off the north-eastern coast of Malta. Scientists believe it is the…
World Quote of the Day by Fyodor Dostoevsky: “Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and…” – a powerful reminder to ask what you are really gaining from every sacrifice | World News September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Quote of the day by Fyodor Dostoevsky (Image: Wikipedia) This line is one of the most quoted passages from Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, and it captures something genuinely powerful…
World In 2018, Japan opened a floating solar farm with more than 50,000 panels; 18 months later, Typhoon Faxai’s 120mph winds tore modules loose and around 50 panels caught fire September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Representative Image (AI-generated) Japan’s push to generate renewable electricity from reservoirs took a dramatic turn in 2019 when a powerful typhoon damaged one of the country’s largest floating solar farms.…
World At 10, she lost her grandmother to breast cancer; at 17, Dubai teen Saiyette Aima built an AI platform and took cancer awareness to India September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com At 10, Saiyette Aima could not understand the medical language around breast cancer. But its consequences were clear to her from the get-go. Her grandmother was diagnosed with Stage 3…
World Virginia homeowner says Amazon’s data centre turned his quiet life into ‘chaos’; now he’s suing over noise, flooding and damage | World News September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Austin Newsom’s quiet life in Louisa County, Virginia, changed after Amazon began building a huge data centre next to his property. Newsom lives with his wife in a three-bedroom house…
World For 70 years, Texas’ Bahia Grande was dry; then 2006 brought the tides back to 10,000 acres and wildlife returned in numbers | World News September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com For decades, a large stretch of coastal Texas sat dry where water had once moved with the tides. Bahia Grande, a wetland within the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge, had…
World Another French heist: Thieves steal 4 paintings worth Rs 98 cr from Renoir museum; drop one while fleeing September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com File Photo: Visitors look at works by Auguste Renoir (Representative Image) Two thieves broke into a museum dedicated to French Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir in southern France on Tuesday and…
World In 2004, Toronto began using cold water from 83 metres beneath Lake Ontario to cool downtown buildings; today the system serves 200 buildings across 40 million sq ft September 8, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Representative Image (AI-generated) Deep beneath the surface of Lake Ontario, a layer of naturally cold water has become an unlikely part of Toronto’s urban infrastructure. Instead of relying entirely on…
