Madhu Kambikar Death News: Who was Madhu Kambikar? Veteran Marathi actress passes away at 73 after prolonged illness | Marathi Movie News

Marathi cinema has lost one of its familiar faces with the passing of veteran actress and folk artiste Madhu Kambikar. She breathed her last on Monday, October 12, at the age of 73 after battling illness for many years. It was reported that she passed away in Pune. Madhu Kambikar made her mark in Marathi…

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In 1997, Australia eradicated rabbits from Cabbage Tree Island as part of a wider Gould’s petrel rescue; by 2000 the colony had grown to more than 800 breeding pairs and was producing over 400 young a year

Representative Image (AI-generated) What do rabbits have to do with saving a rare seabird? On a small island off the coast of New South Wales, their presence was damaging the very habitat Gould’s petrels needed to survive. Getting rid of them became an important part of a much larger conservation effort. In 1997, conservationists successfully…

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‘My score 1, PM score 0’: Dhruv Rathee takes dig at PM Modi after 1st press conference | Delhi News

YouTuber Dhruv Rathee held his first press conference, criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s absence from such formats NEW DELHI: YouTuber Dhruv Rathee took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his absence from press conferences, saying every public figure should be accountable to citizens, in a video from his first press conference that he…

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Chikankari finds its new vibe | Lucknow News

Picture is for representational purposes only (LT AI imagery) Generation Z refuses to wear anything that does not match its exact vibe and Lucknow’s new fashion guard is proving that the city’s centuries-old craft can keep pace. Moving beyond angarkhas and kurtas, young designers are repackaging Chikankari into denim jackets, boardroom collections, winter wear and…

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Since 2004, Bill Gates has sent millions of anti-malaria nets to Africa, but the donated gear has been devastating local waters for years

Millions of insecticide-treated mosquito nets distributed across Africa to prevent malaria are being repurposed as fishing gear, raising concerns about declining fish populations, damage to aquatic habitats and the unintended consequences of humanitarian aid. The issue, highlighted in reporting by the International Collective in Support of Fishworkers (ICSF) and National Geographic, illustrates how equipment designed…

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Brooklyn store shares their side of the story of Kelly Clarkson’s ‘unfair’ treatment claim over $15,000 singing bird: ‘Permanently attached to the wall and isn’t for sale’ |

Brooklyn store posts their clarification over Kelly Clarkson’s post about being treated like Julia Roberts from ‘Pretty Woman’. (Instagram) Following Kelly Clarkson’s claims of being treated unfairly like Julia Roberts’ character in ‘Pretty Woman,’ New York City is finally clarifying its side on social media amid the ongoing backlash. Over the weekend, the powerhouse vocalist…

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Researchers studying 77 children from Bronze Age cemeteries in Serbia found that burial positions often differed by biological sex, suggesting gender-linked funerary customs were observed during childhood about 4,000 years ago

In Bronze Age communities of present-day Serbia, boys and girls did not have the same burial treatments as adult men and women. Even children who died at a young age received different burial treatment, with rules that distinguished males from females, with the direction of their heads and position of their bodies following different traditions….

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