Evening news wrap: Farooq Abdullah’s Pak ‘praise’ sparks row; France protests begin under heavy security & more | India News

Farooq Abdullah sparks a row by claiming Pakistan is helping save Kashmiris. France deployed 70,000 police amid fresh calls for protests. Farooq Abdullah sparked a row by claiming Pakistan was helping save Kashmiris, prompting the BJP to defend the abrogation of Article 370. France deployed up to 70,000 police officers as protests over wages, education…

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Kate Middleton opens up about missing Prince George during his first term at boarding school

This marks the very first time Kate has spoken publicly about George living away from home. While 11-year-old Princess Charlotte and 8-year-old Prince Louis are still day students at nearby Lambrook School, George took a major leap this past September by enrolling at Eton College – the iconic, centuries-old boarding school his father, Prince William,…

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Iowa has begun a $4.9 million effort to reclaim 150 acres of abandoned coal mines, where dangerous embankments and acidic soils remain; the state says earlier work has already restored 7,195 acres

(Image credit: Facebook/Iowa department of agriculture and land stewardship) The environmental impact of coal mining does not end immediately when the last piece of coal is extracted. Even when coal mining on a land has ended, the land needs repair because there may still be steep slopes, deep pits filled with water, exposed soil and…

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Afghanistan leapfrog England in ICC ODI rankings, reclaim their all-time high position after a year | Cricket News

Afghanistan Cricket Team (Image: IANS) Afghanistan have climbed to seventh place in the latest ICC Men’s ODI team rankings, leapfrogging England after defeating Zimbabwe in the tri-series final. The rise sees Afghanistan equal their all-time highest ranking, which they first achieved in May 2025.Afghanistan have a rating of 94 points, one ahead of England, who…

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An Idaho horse-racing track that fell silent in 2015 has reopened as a $42 million, 50-acre public park with restored wetlands, more than three miles of trails and a skate park built by Olympic venue designers

(Image credit: Facebook/Expo Idaho) The transformation of abandoned spaces into public green spaces can offer a new life to landscapes that had once served a different purpose. In Garden City, Idaho, a former horse-racing track that fell silent in 2015 has now been reopened on the 23rd of October as a nearly 50 acre public…

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In 2020, an Indiana couple’s barn-style home was damaged by a fire investigators said was deliberately set; the insurer denied their claim, but an appeals court has now revived their lawsuit over the disputed coverage

AI representation: ChatGPT In November 2020, a fire damaged Antonne and Lisa Gose’s barn-style property in Richmond, Indiana. Investigators concluded that the fire had been deliberately set but did not identify who was responsible. The couple said they were out of state when it happened and denied involvement. Their insurer, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, denied…

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Videos, the new gateway reshaping online retail

Live Commerce, Interesting Clips Scale ToCreate Content-To-Commerce Ecosystem. MUMBAI: Indians are no longer just shopping; they are video-shopping. Videos drive a lot of traction on online platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra and Meesho. Consumers scroll through creator-led content reels or shorts, discovering a host of new brands and products with many eventually clicking on…

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