40kg expired chilli, mixed meat and veg: Bengaluru’s Chairman’s Club kitchen shut

Food safety officials closed and seized a kitchen at Chairman’s Club in Bengaluru. Major hygiene and safety violations were discovered during a special inspection conducted on September 3. Officials found and seized 40kg of expired chilli and improperly labelled food products. Unhygienic conditions and improper storage of food items were also noted by authorities. Legal…

Meet 18-year-old ‘vibe coder’ who earns up to $15,000 a month from junk collection

Carter Grandbois started a junk removal business at sixteen and quickly saw its potential. He developed software to improve job pricing and profitability significantly. This innovative pricing calculator allowed his crews to bid jobs accurately every time. Grandbois now coaches others interested in starting similar junk removal ventures. His business model has evolved from physical…

Will 2026 be India’s biggest IPO year? Slow H1 may not stop record Rs 2 lakh crore haul

India’s IPO market is expected to surpass last year’s record fundraising. A strong second-half revival and potential mega issues will drive this growth. Jio Platforms and NSE IPOs could significantly boost total fundraising figures. Improved listing performance and investor demand are supporting the primary market. The market’s deepening reflects structural growth rather than a short-term…

Idaho buries 300 tons of crushed glass under Highway 75

Idaho’s innovative approach has seen nearly 300 tonnes of waste glass repurposed as road foundation material, addressing both engineering challenges and local waste management issues. The crushed glass cullet, strategically laid beneath a highway section, has proven to be an effective solution, showcasing the potential of recycling in constructing sustainable infrastructure. This project represents a…

She coached her sister to Olympic gold, now Jelena is training India’s shooters

Serbian coach Jelena Arunovic is infusing a fresh dynamism into the Indian shooting camp, skillfully navigating the emotional intensity of Indian culture while providing guidance. Having coached her sister and Chinese athletes to remarkable achievements, her vast coaching experience stands out, even more so than her personal shooting career. As she trains Indian marksmen, her…

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s message to international students: Study, then return home

Alberta’s Premier Danielle Smith has made it clear that international students need to leave Canada once their study visas expire. She highlighted that these visas serve as temporary permits meant for academic pursuits, urging students to return to their home countries. This statement follows rising concerns over immigration programs misleading students about potential residency outcomes….