The Times Of India
63 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Australia completes first wild release of captive-bred broad-headed snakes · Six captive-bred endangered broad-headed snakes were released into Australian wild habitat.
- Thomas van Tonder completes world-first monkey bar crossing under Bloukrans Bridge · South African athlete Thomas van Tonder completed a world-first 280m suspended monkey bar crossing 216m high.
- Nu'utele Island Samoa recovers after invasive species removal · Conservation work on Samoan Nu'utele Island has restored native wildlife and forests.
- Australian farmer converts poultry waste to power, fertiliser and food dye · Victorian poultry farmer Chris Freney plans 35,000 tonne annual waste processing facility
- Lopez Family Foundation Deployed Panama Telemedicine Network In 2012 · Jennifer Lopez’s foundation linked Panama health facilities to US paediatric specialists via donated telemedicine equipment.
- 6-year-old Illumi Maeda named world's youngest female club DJ · Japanese child Illumi Maeda earns Guinness record as youngest female club DJ at age 6.
- Japanese husband plants thousands of pink flowers to help blind wife reconnect · Toshiyuki Kuroki transformed his farm into a flower garden to help his wife Yasuko reconnect with the world after she went blind.
- Divers Recover Artefacts From HMHS Britannic Wreck After Over A Century · Specialist divers retrieved historic items from Titanic's sister ship HMHS Britannic in May 2025.
- WWII Japanese Destroyer Teruzuki Discovered After 83 Years · Researchers located the wreck of the Japanese destroyer Teruzuki in Iron Bottom Sound using underwater robots.
- Real Housewives star’s Lympne Castle car park plan rejected · Ann Kaplan Mulholland had her proposed Lympne Castle 200-space car park refused.
- Jackie Chan matched fan donations to build rural China schools · Jackie Chan matched fan donations raising $192,000 for rural Chinese schools over six years.
- Rare Harriet Hosmer Sculpture Discovered in English Garden After 70 Years · A marble bust by America's first professional female sculptor was found in a Cotswolds garden after being mistaken for an ornament.
- Former refugee creates university scholarships across all Canadian provinces and territories · An anonymous former refugee established scholarships at universities across every Canadian province and territory.
- 2026 Nature Study Finds Australia Killed 27 Million Marsupials Via Bounties · A 2026 Nature study documents Australia killed up to 27 million native marsupials under government bounties 1877-1930.
- Montreal Transforms City Streets into Venue for 2026 Cycling World Championships · Montreal hosted the 2026 UCI Road World Championships by converting city streets and parks into a temporary sporting venue.
- Student discovers 551-million-year-old fossil linked to ancient comb-jellies · Memorial University student Heléna Muirhead-Hunt discovered a new fossil species from 551 million years ago.
- Brazilian couple held Guinness longest marriage record before 2025 husband death · Manoel and Maria Dino held the Guinness longest living marriage record until October 2025.
- 1980s Swedish Flea Market Buddha Statue Sells for 2.4 Million Kronor · A Ming dynasty gilt-bronze Buddha bought for SEK 20 in Sweden sold for SEK 2.4375 million at auction.
- Lei Jun Donates $182 Million to Wuhan University, Fulfilling Student Promise · Xiaomi founder Lei Jun donates 1.3 billion yuan to his alma mater, fulfilling a vow made decades ago.
- Nazi-Persecuted Painting Returned to US Heirs After Decades · A 1892 painting seized from a Munich banker's widow during Nazi persecution has been returned to her US heirs.
- Peter Tabichi Wins $1 Million Global Teacher Prize for Rural Kenya School · Peter Tabichi, a Kenyan teacher, won the $1 million Global Teacher Prize for his work in under-resourced schools.
- Italian Female Senators Protest Deputy PM's Skirt Comments · Female Italian senators wore miniskirts to protest Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani's remarks on women's clothing.
- Cartier Watch Found in Charity Donation Sells for £9,766, Setting BHF Online Sale Record · A Cartier Tank Française watch found in a British Heart Foundation donation bag sold for £9,766.66, setting the charity's online sale record.
- Queensland swamp forest restoration on former cane land shows rapid growth after flood setbacks · Babinda project in Queensland restores endangered rainforest on former sugarcane land, with trees growing over 4m in under a year
- India warns citizens against fake job offers via Malaysia visa-free entry; tourism-only rule stressed · India's High Commission in Kuala Lumpur advised that Malaysia's 30-day visa-free entry is for tourism only, not employment, amid scams.
- Ontario couple's C$200 yard sale painting identified as E.J. Hughes work sells for C$402,500 · Yard-sale painting bought for C$200 turned out to be E.J. Hughes's Lake Okanagan, auctioned for C$402,500.
- Singapore's ReadSG Challenge pays virtual coins for 15 minutes of daily reading · Singapore's National Library Board launched the ReadSG Challenge, offering 20 virtual coins per 15-minute reading session to build reading habits.
- Singapore launches ReadSG program rewarding 15-minute daily reading with virtual coins · Singapore's National Library Board launched ReadSG on September 6, 2026, offering virtual coins redeemable for cash to people who read 15 minutes daily.
- Young Woman Wins Century-Old Cottage Over Higher Developer Bids · Karli Bryant won a historic Malanda cottage over a $60,000 higher offer by appealing to the owner's emotional connection.
- Vatican to build 80MW solar plant on 1,000-acre estate outside Rome · The Vatican plans an 80MW agrivoltaic solar plant on a 1,000-acre estate near Rome to meet its energy needs.