Delhi readies for smog season: 78,000 old vehicles, AI cameras and pollution hotspots in govt’s new plan

Delhi government is implementing a comprehensive pollution control strategy for the upcoming season. Nearly 78,000 old heavy vehicles are targeted for voluntary transition to cleaner models. District-level task forces will identify pollution hotspots and devise local engineering solutions. Construction waste collection sites have been expanded, and dust monitoring is intensified. Stricter pollution control measures will…

‘We can resist US unilateralism’: Iran president tells Putin on sidelines of SCO summit

During a recent dialogue, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed gratitude towards Vladimir Putin for Russia’s supportive position. He emphasized the need for Iran and Russia to jointly counter the unilateral actions of the United States. Pezeshkian also condemned the U.S. for its sanctions and breaches of international law. Putin, in response, endorsed the memorandum aimed…

Scarlett Johansson net worth in 2026: Earnings from films, highest-paying roles, real estate and more

Scarlett Johansson has built an impressive fortune of around USD 165 million, primarily from her substantial movie salaries and lucrative endorsement contracts. With earnings nearing USD 15 million for her key roles in Marvel films, her financial success is complemented by a notable real estate portfolio, which includes a lavish Manhattan penthouse. Over three decades,…

In 1943, two Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis bought a crumbling Los Angeles mansion for $9,000; 83 years later, after the Palisades Fire forced it shut, Villa Aurora has reopened

Villa Aurora, a historic mansion in Pacific Palisades, has reopened after restoration work following the January 2025 Palisades Fire. The house was bought in 1943 for $9,000 by German Jewish writer Lion Feuchtwanger and his wife Marta, who had fled Nazi persecution. It later became a gathering place for artists and intellectuals and an international…

A WWII-era training plane was packed into boxes in 1953; its owner carried the pieces through 3 moves for 50 years before the forgotten aircraft was finally restored

The WACO UPF-7 was used as a primary trainer from 1941, helping prepare pilots through the US government-backed Civilian Pilot Training Program during the World War II era. Retired in 1953, the aircraft was bought by a Florida owner who dismantled and packed it into boxes, carrying the parts through three moves over 50 years….