Eye on second baby boom, Botswana Cheetah released in MP’s Gandhi Sagar sanctuary

Italy to cap foreign students per class, ban face coverings in schools

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced a new set of school regulations aimed at promoting integration. The measures include a ban on face coverings such as burqas and niqabs inside classrooms. A cap will also be placed on the number of foreign students allowed per class. Additionally, parents of foreign students will be required to learn Italian as part of the integration effort. The government says the measures are intended to ensure Italian children do not feel like a minority in their own schools.

'Condition was not met': Tata Trusts challenges Chandrasekaran reappointment resolution

Restored 1937 Florida Home Lists for $3.5M After Near-Demolition

A historic 1937 residence in St. Petersburg, Florida, originally built for Ena Jackson, has been saved from demolition and fully restored. Known as the Cade Allen house, the property spans 4,330 square feet and was previously used as law offices. The restoration required nearly 7,800 hours of work to bring the home back to its former condition. Original features including windows, doors, floors, and stonework were preserved throughout the process. The property is now listed on the market for $3.5 million.

Indian Hockey Teams Wear Saffron at Asian Games Despite Blue Jersey Promise

India's men's and women's hockey teams donned saffron jerseys in their opening matches at the Asian Games in Kakamilgahara, Japan, contradicting Hockey India's earlier commitment to field teams in blue. The men's side faced Indonesia while the women's team played against Uzbekistan in their respective openers. The development has drawn attention as it marks a visible departure from Hockey India's stated jersey policy. The switch from the traditionally associated blue to saffron has raised questions about the federation's prior assurances.