eshwar malpe swam nearly 3 nautical miles

Eshwar Malpe: Karnataka man spent nearly 3 hours in the Arabian Sea; rescuer Eshwar Malpe swam almost 3 nautical miles to reach him and bring him back

Eshwar Malpe swam nearly 3 nautical miles A routine afternoon on the Karnataka coast turned into a tense rescue operation on Sunday when a 38-year-old man from Udupi remained in the Arabian Sea for nearly three hours, swimming as far as around three nautical miles from the shore.The man, identified as Yathish, a resident of…

Read Full News
1789600706 england sri lanka t20 cricket

England Vs Sri Lanka: Harry Brook scripts history, becomes first cricketer to achieve this feat in T20Is | Cricket News

England’s Harry Brook (AP photo) Harry Brook has added another milestone to his remarkable run in 2026, becoming the only captain from a Full Member team to score two T20I centuries in a calendar year.The England captain reached the landmark during his unbeaten 114 against Sri Lanka in the first T20I of the three-match series…

Read Full News
134347941

From sea turtle to rare birds: Foreign currencies so beautiful they belong in your travel album

Bermudian Dollar, Bermuda There is a particular kind of end-of-holiday ritual every traveller knows. You empty your pockets, find a boarding pass you forgot to throw away, a café receipt you definitely did not need to keep, and somewhere between them, a few notes of foreign currency. Before you rush to exchange them, look again….

Read Full News
prof karthikeyan lanka

IIT Bombay’s Prof. Karthikeyan Lanka selected for NASI Young Scientist Award 2026: Here’s why he was honoured

Prof. Karthikeyan Lanka selected for NASI Young Scientist Award 2026. (Photo: X post) NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has announced that Associate Professor Karthikeyan Lanka has been selected for the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI) Young Scientist Platinum Jubilee Award 2026 in the Earth Sciences category. The institute shared…

Read Full News
jharkhand protest

“Transparency must be brought”: Jharkhand students continue indefinite Satyagraha over alleged JPSC, JSSC irregularities

Students gather in Ranchi as the indefinite Satyagraha against alleged JPSC, JSSC recruitment irregularities enters its third day. (Credit: ANI) The indefinite Satyagraha by students against alleged irregularities in Jharkhand’s recruitment examinations entered its third day in Ranchi on Friday, with protesters refusing to call off the agitation until the state government addresses their demands…

Read Full News