World A Texas family’s decision to donate its historic bat cave ensures four million female Mexican free-tailed bats retain a protected place to give birth and raise their pups | World News November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World Peat from ancient forests off Mozambique dates back up to about 5,000 years; researchers found the submerged reefs share 41 small-fish and 44 megafauna species with nearby coral reefs despite having no living coral November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World South Carolina permanently protected more than 62,000 acres of working forest in its largest conservation easement; the $70 million effort includes a $50 million federal grant and blocks future fragmentation November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World Baby pufferfish inherit a nearly non-toxic chemical from their mothers; researchers exposed the larvae to predatory fish, which took them into their mouths before immediately spitting them back out November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World Meet Jacob, the 14-year-old from England who started selling tomato plants from a small cart and now grows 7,000 plants, with customers ordering from overseas | World News November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World A Texas family’s decision to donate its historic bat cave ensures four million female Mexican free-tailed bats retain a protected place to give birth and raise their pups | World News November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World Peat from ancient forests off Mozambique dates back up to about 5,000 years; researchers found the submerged reefs share 41 small-fish and 44 megafauna species with nearby coral reefs despite having no living coral November 9, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com
World A Connecticut couple has committed $410 million to turn a 125-acre former coal and oil power plant into a waterfront park; zoning approval moves the long-closed industrial site closer to public use October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com The former power plant is being reimagined as a public waterfront destination blending recreation, nature and heritage. For decades, a stretch of Norwalk’s waterfront was defined by smokestacks, industrial machinery…
World Taking antibiotics? Eating a lot of sugar at the same time may make the damage to your gut worse, scientists have found, suggesting that what you eat during a course of antibiotics could affect how well your body recovers October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Impact of sugar on the antibacterial course Craving while being unwell is real: the distaste of medicine, bitter pills and syrups. At that moment, we just want to eat something…
World In 1600, William Gilbert argued that Earth was a giant magnet and coined the language of electricity; his book passed through a historic library and several auctions before selling for Rs 58.5 lakh in 2026 October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com William Gilbert and his book Published in 1600, William Gilbert’s De Magnete argued that Earth itself behaved like a giant magnet. Four centuries after it challenged conventional ideas about the…
World Steven Spielberg bought a 2.8-acre Los Angeles horse ranch for $5.75 million in 1999 and proposed a five-storey riding centre; after listing it for $29.9 million in September, the property has disappeared from listings October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Filmmaker Steven Spielberg has pulled his Los Angeles ranch off the market after listing it for $29.9 million last month, Realtor.com reported. For nearly 27 years, Steven Spielberg, 79, and…
World In 1980, a Texas man called his stepson his child in a will; after the man died in 2020, the stepson battled surviving relatives over inheritance, but a jury found there had been no legal or informal adoption October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com In 1980, a Texas man drafted a will that referred to his stepson as “my child,” language that would later become the centre of a bitter family inheritance dispute. More…
World A newly identified bird-like dinosaur from the Cretaceous period may be the first known dinosaur specialised in fruit eating; researchers studied its chewing muscles to reconstruct a diet that differs from the meat and plant foods usually associated with dinosaurs October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com “In a savage and ever-changing world, some will rise and some will fall. But through it all, the dinosaurs will expand their empire and advance relentlessly to seize Earth’s final…
World Trump official reacts to leaked video of Microsoft’s AI chief telling staff company wants to bring foreign talents: ‘You were hoping we were kidding’ October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com A Microsoft boss told employees in an internal Q&A session that the company wants to bring in foreign talent. Anthony D’Esposito, the inspector general of the Department of Labor, once…
World In 2016, an Indianapolis flower charity began with $9,000 raised in 45 minutes and its first hospital delivery, ten years later it has reportedly reached 175,000 bouquets for patients across the city October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com An Indianapolis non-profit group that reuses donated flowers for hospital patients marked its tenth anniversary on 27 October 2026. It delivered its 175,000th flower arrangement at Eskenazi Health. Random Acts…
World In 1905, a mine manager in South Africa pulled a 3,106-carat rough diamond from a mine wall; it became the Cullinan, cut into the 530-carat Great Star of Africa that now sits in the British royal sceptre October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com A glint on a mine wall in South Africa led to the discovery of one of the most celebrated diamonds in history. On January 26, 1905, Frederick Wells, the surface…
World In 2016, Texas residents began challenging developer control of their neighbourhood associations; 10 years later, the homeowners own their park, roads, ponds and guardhouse after a long legal fight October 29, 2026 contact.newslyindia@gmail.com Representative Image (AI-generated) For years, residents of La Bota Ranch in Laredo, Texas, questioned why developers continued to control their homeowners’ associations while residents paid rising fees to maintain their…
