In 1910, Giacomo D’Angelis from Italy built his own aircraft and tested it in Chennai’s Pallavaram, becoming part of city’s early history of aviation experiments

Giacomo D’Angelis, an Italian-born hotelier, built his own aircraft in Madras. He tested his biplane at Pallavaram, which was a new technology then. D’Angelis later demonstrated his flying machine at Island Grounds for the public. Tamil writer Subramania Bharati also wrote about this Madras-built aircraft. This experiment marked an early chapter in Madras’s aviation history.

Stephen Curry gets surprising greeting in China as an unexpected robot basketball partner starts making shots beside the Warriors star

Stephen Curry opened his 2026 China tour at Tsinghua University High School on September 10 by sharing the court with a singing robot that shot baskets beside him. The lighthearted moment gave way to a bigger purpose: teaching more than 200 students that talent and background don’t decide outcomes, effort does. The visit, tied to…

Who is Michael Polansky? All about Lady Gaga’s fiancé and the man she chose to build a family with

Lady Gaga has joyfully announced the arrival of her first child with partner Michael Polansky. The pair initially connected at a charity function, and their relationship blossomed during the pandemic. They shared their engagement in 2024 and are planning a quaint family gathering to celebrate. Polansky, who is involved in tech and philanthropy, actively supports…

21 cases, forged passport, 6-month hunt: Punjab’s most-wanted gangster Amrit Dalam extradited from Moldova

Punjab Police has made headlines with the extradition of fugitive Amrit Dalam from Moldova, marking a historic first for the force in securing a suspect from Europe. Associated with the Jaggu Bhagwanpuria gang, Dalam had fled India utilizing a forged passport. He now faces a slew of serious criminal charges, including murder and extortion. This…

Microsoft’s head of communications is leaving after spending nearly 29 years

After an impressive tenure of nearly twenty-nine years, Frank Shaw will be leaving his position as Microsoft’s Chief Communications Officer. His remarkable leadership oversaw corporate messaging during pivotal industry transitions and major acquisitions. Shaw played a key role in shaping public communication strategies for significant product launches and cloud developments. In his farewell, he thanked…