Builder ordered to pay Rs 25 lakh for defective home, inferior materials

India Plans 35 Hydrogen Trains on Heritage Routes After World's Most Powerful Debut

India has put into service what is recognized as the world's most powerful hydrogen-powered train. A dedicated facility has been established to manufacture and supply hydrogen fuel specifically for this train. Building on this milestone, Indian Railways has set an initial target of deploying 35 hydrogen trains across heritage rail routes. The focus is also on sourcing more affordable green hydrogen to make the project economically viable at scale.

Tennessee teen banned for life from district after tackling player during school game

A 16-year-old girl from Tennessee has been charged with assault and disorderly conduct after allegedly running onto a football field and tackling a player during a middle school game. The incident occurred during a scuffle involving players on the field. Authorities released the teenager to her parents following the incident, which caused the game to be called off early. In addition to the criminal charges, school officials handed down a lifetime ban from all district school properties. She has also been barred from attending Cornersville Middle School athletic events for one year.

California ranch donation leads to 220-acre San Joaquin floodplain restoration

Tajdar Amrohi denies Rs 600 crore inheritance promise to Preity Zinta

Actor Preity Zinta has filed a Rs 2 crore claim against the heirs of late filmmaker Kamal Amrohi, reportedly linked to her support for one of his sons. Tajdar Amrohi, a member of the Amrohi family, has publicly questioned both the timing and the validity of Zinta's financial demands. He categorically denied that any family member had promised Zinta a Rs 600 crore property inheritance. Tajdar clarified that gifts previously given to Zinta were simply tokens of admiration from a fan, not commitments of any financial or legal obligation.