Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is remarkable: Prof Brian Cox explains its origins and 7.5-billion-year journey

Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is remarkable: Prof Brian Cox explains its origins and 7.5-billion-year journey

Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has captured the attention of scientists and space enthusiasts around the world. Renowned Professor Brian Cox describes this comet as truly remarkable, offering a rare window into the early universe. Discovered on 1 July 2025 by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS), it is only the third confirmed interstellar object to…

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Who was Stacey Hatfield? Australian influencer dies from ‘extremely rare complication’ shortly after birth of first child

Who was Stacey Hatfield? Australian influencer dies from ‘extremely rare complication’ shortly after birth of first child

Australian based food influencer Stacey Hatfield’s career was cut short when she suddenly died — just after she became a mother.On September 29, Hatfield died due to complications during the birth of child at home, according to her husband, Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported. Her husband, Nathan Warnecke, said she died after giving birth to the…

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NAGPUR: In a worrying trend, accidents, poaching, and electrocution accounted for a significant number of 142 tiger and 537 leopard deaths reported in Maharashtra from Jan 2022 to Sept 2025. The big cat fatality data was provided by the principal chief conservator of forests (PCCF), Nagpur, in response to a Right to Information (RTI) query.The report states that 35 tigers and 115 leopards have died in Maharashtra this year till Sept. In comparison, 26 tiger deaths were reported in 2024, 52 in 2023, and 29 in 2022. Among this year’s tiger deaths, 21 were due to natural causes, five from accidents, another five linked to electrocution and poaching, and four due to unspecified reasons.Of the 142 tiger fatalities reported since 2022, natural deaths accounted for 84 cases, while 23 were killed in accidents and 29 fell to poaching. In six cases, the cause of death remained unclear. Experts say poachers commonly use electrocution and traps in forest fringes.“Poachers target big cats mainly for their body parts and claws, which have high value in the black market. They are also killed to prevent attacks on livestock,” said a wildlife crime analyst.Leopard deaths, which stood at 115 so far in 2025, included 44 from natural causes, 42 from accidents, two from hunting, three from electrocution, and 21 from other causes. In the past, the state had recorded 144 leopard deaths in 2024, 138 in 2023, and 140 in 2022.The data was issued in response to a RTI filed by Abhay Kolarkar.The data confirms that Maharashtra’s tiger population stands at 444, as per ‘Status of Tigers in India 2022’ report published by the National Tiger Conservation Authority. Officials said most natural deaths are linked to intra-species conflicts, old age, and diseases, while accidental deaths involve vehicle hits and electrocution near forest fringes. Experts also attributed the high accident rate to highways and railway lines passing through wildlife corridors.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBihar Polls: RJD Announces Candidate List for Bihar Elections, 143 ContendersAfghan Defense Minister Rejects Asim Munir’s Claims of Fighting India’s Proxy War Allegations‘A True Hero’: Israel Mourns Nepal’s Hindu Hostage Bipin Joshi, Showers Praise for October 7 BraveryIndia-Philippines Friendship Celebrated Amid Colorful Diwali Festivities at SM Mall of AsiaWorld Leaders Embrace Diwali Spirit, Hail Message of Hope and Light’Justin Trudeau Destroyed…’: Ambassador Dinesh Patnaik Questions Safety Of Indians In CanadaA War Cry In Melody: Navy Dedicates Op Sindoor Song To PM During Diwali Celebration on INS Vikrant’Naxal-Maoist Terror Nearly Wiped Out Across India’: PM Modi Hails Police, CRPF, BSF10 Key Facts About Indian Navy’s INS Vikrant, Where PM Modi Celebrated Diwali With Naval Officers’You Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak’: PM Modi Hails INS Vikrant and BrahMos Role in Operation Sindoor123 Photostories  Harvard doctor shares 3 reasons to eat walnuts dailyFrom Karthika Deepam to Chinni: Here’s a look at the top Telugu shows of the week6 dishes that are “Chinese”but are not from ChinaBigg Boss 19: From hiding her live-in relationship with Kumar Sanu to opening up about her alcohol addiction; Lesser-known facts about Kunickaa SadanandRashmika Mandanna proves she’s the festive style queen with her back-to-back ‘Thamma’ looks6 quick Nutella desserts anyone can make at home8 shocking secrets about parrots you need to knowHarvard-based gastroenterologist suggests 10 low-sugar desserts that are best for our gut healthMorning walk vs evening walk: Which one burns more fatDiwali 2025: From Bhabiji fame Nehha Pendse and her husband Shardul Byas to Jannat Zubair, Tejasswi Prakash; TV celebs look their glamorous best123Hot PicksDhanteras Gold PriceVande Bharat SleeperBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays OctoberBank Holidays OctoberTop TrendingLauren KyleHow to get Greninjite in Pokemon LegendsAdam SandlerEmiru attackDurgapur Gang RapeLauren KyleDoug Martin Net WorthDaug Martin Cause of DeathChris JonesStephanie Lachances

NAGPUR: In a worrying trend, accidents, poaching, and electrocution accounted for a significant number of 142 tiger and 537 leopard deaths reported in Maharashtra from Jan 2022 to Sept 2025. The big cat fatality data was provided by the principal chief conservator of forests (PCCF), Nagpur, in response to a Right to Information (RTI) query.The report states that 35 tigers and 115 leopards have died in Maharashtra this year till Sept. In comparison, 26 tiger deaths were reported in 2024, 52 in 2023, and 29 in 2022. Among this year’s tiger deaths, 21 were due to natural causes, five from accidents, another five linked to electrocution and poaching, and four due to unspecified reasons.Of the 142 tiger fatalities reported since 2022, natural deaths accounted for 84 cases, while 23 were killed in accidents and 29 fell to poaching. In six cases, the cause of death remained unclear. Experts say poachers commonly use electrocution and traps in forest fringes.“Poachers target big cats mainly for their body parts and claws, which have high value in the black market. They are also killed to prevent attacks on livestock,” said a wildlife crime analyst.Leopard deaths, which stood at 115 so far in 2025, included 44 from natural causes, 42 from accidents, two from hunting, three from electrocution, and 21 from other causes. In the past, the state had recorded 144 leopard deaths in 2024, 138 in 2023, and 140 in 2022.The data was issued in response to a RTI filed by Abhay Kolarkar.The data confirms that Maharashtra’s tiger population stands at 444, as per ‘Status of Tigers in India 2022’ report published by the National Tiger Conservation Authority. Officials said most natural deaths are linked to intra-species conflicts, old age, and diseases, while accidental deaths involve vehicle hits and electrocution near forest fringes. Experts also attributed the high accident rate to highways and railway lines passing through wildlife corridors.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosBihar Polls: RJD Announces Candidate List for Bihar Elections, 143 ContendersAfghan Defense Minister Rejects Asim Munir’s Claims of Fighting India’s Proxy War Allegations‘A True Hero’: Israel Mourns Nepal’s Hindu Hostage Bipin Joshi, Showers Praise for October 7 BraveryIndia-Philippines Friendship Celebrated Amid Colorful Diwali Festivities at SM Mall of AsiaWorld Leaders Embrace Diwali Spirit, Hail Message of Hope and Light’Justin Trudeau Destroyed…’: Ambassador Dinesh Patnaik Questions Safety Of Indians In CanadaA War Cry In Melody: Navy Dedicates Op Sindoor Song To PM During Diwali Celebration on INS Vikrant’Naxal-Maoist Terror Nearly Wiped Out Across India’: PM Modi Hails Police, CRPF, BSF10 Key Facts About Indian Navy’s INS Vikrant, Where PM Modi Celebrated Diwali With Naval Officers’You Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak’: PM Modi Hails INS Vikrant and BrahMos Role in Operation Sindoor123 Photostories Harvard doctor shares 3 reasons to eat walnuts dailyFrom Karthika Deepam to Chinni: Here’s a look at the top Telugu shows of the week6 dishes that are “Chinese”but are not from ChinaBigg Boss 19: From hiding her live-in relationship with Kumar Sanu to opening up about her alcohol addiction; Lesser-known facts about Kunickaa SadanandRashmika Mandanna proves she’s the festive style queen with her back-to-back ‘Thamma’ looks6 quick Nutella desserts anyone can make at home8 shocking secrets about parrots you need to knowHarvard-based gastroenterologist suggests 10 low-sugar desserts that are best for our gut healthMorning walk vs evening walk: Which one burns more fatDiwali 2025: From Bhabiji fame Nehha Pendse and her husband Shardul Byas to Jannat Zubair, Tejasswi Prakash; TV celebs look their glamorous best123Hot PicksDhanteras Gold PriceVande Bharat SleeperBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays OctoberBank Holidays OctoberTop TrendingLauren KyleHow to get Greninjite in Pokemon LegendsAdam SandlerEmiru attackDurgapur Gang RapeLauren KyleDoug Martin Net WorthDaug Martin Cause of DeathChris JonesStephanie Lachances

NAGPUR: In a worrying trend, accidents, poaching, and electrocution accounted for a significant number of 142 tiger and 537 leopard deaths reported in Maharashtra from Jan 2022 to Sept 2025. The big cat fatality data was provided by the principal chief conservator of forests (PCCF), Nagpur, in response to a Right to Information (RTI) query.The…

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Oct 21, 2025, 09:09 IST

From left to right, Mexican Football Federation president Mikel Arriola, Jamaica Football Federation president Michael Ricketts, Costa Rican Football Federation president Osael Maroto Martínez and U.S. Soccer president Cindy Parlow Cone pose with jerseys at a news conference in New York, Monday, Oct. 20, 2025, to announce the four nations had joined a proposal to…

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Thomas Massie, Kentucky Congressman endorsed by Jack Dorsey for President: What is his educational journey?

Thomas Massie, Kentucky Congressman endorsed by Jack Dorsey for President: What is his educational journey?

Thomas Massie, an MIT engineer and Kentucky congressman, was endorsed for president by Jack Dorsey/Image: X Tech entrepreneur Jack Dorsey’s unexpected endorsement of Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie for president has sent shockwaves through political circles. The announcement not only highlights Massie’s rising profile beyond traditional Republican bases but also highlights his reputation as an independent…

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‘Thamma’: Shraddha Kapoor’s ‘Stree’ to make special appearance? Ayushmann Khurrana drop hints about cameos

‘Thamma’: Shraddha Kapoor’s ‘Stree’ to make special appearance? Ayushmann Khurrana drop hints about cameos

Prepare for a frightfully fun adventure as Ayushmann Khurrana teases fans with exciting cameo news ahead of ‘Thamma’s’ release tomorrow! With the dashing Varun Dhawan confirmed as Bhaskar, the film promises at least three to four surprise appearances. The film has been slated to hit theaters on October 21, 2025. Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna…

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This popular YouTuber’s account got hacked: What happened and tips to safeguard your account

This popular YouTuber’s account got hacked: What happened and tips to safeguard your account

Sharan Hegde, an entrepreneur and founder of The 1% Club who also runs a YouTube channel named — ‘financewithsharan’ has claimed that his YouTube account got hacked via his personal Instagram account. In his Instagram post, he mentioned that his account got compromised and hackers started live streaming Bitcoin prices on his YouTube channel. Hegde…

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Indian-origin scientist Dr Arathyram Ramachandra wins  million UK fellowship for battery-free medical implants

Indian-origin scientist Dr Arathyram Ramachandra wins $3 million UK fellowship for battery-free medical implants

Like Tony Stark’s Arc Reactor — the fictional, self-sustaining power source that fuels Iron Man’s suit — a real-life innovation is taking shape in a British lab. Kerala-born biomedical engineer Dr. Arathyram Ramachandra Kurup Sasikala is developing battery-free medical implants that generate electricity from the body’s own movement — a breakthrough that could one day…

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Putin: Putin says U.S. ties ‘unsatisfactory’ but he is willing to talk

Putin: Putin says U.S. ties ‘unsatisfactory’ but he is willing to talk

MOSCOW: President Vladimir Putin on Thursday described Russia‘s relations with the United States as “unsatisfactory” but said Moscow was open to dialogue and his June summit with President Joe Biden had opened up room for an improvement in ties. “Yes, in many bilateral and international questions our interests, evaluations, positions do indeed diverge, as everyone…

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Bengaluru techie suicide case: Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal booked; family questions mysterious bank transfer

Bengaluru techie suicide case: Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal booked; family questions mysterious bank transfer

BENGALURU: A 38-year-old engineer working with Ola Electric in Koramangala allegedly died by suicide on September 28, with a recovered note accusing top company executives of workplace harassment and mental pressure. A criminal case has now been registered against Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal, senior engineer Subrat Kumar Das, and others for alleged abetment.The deceased, K….

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited Delhi’s historic Ghantewala sweet shop, trying his hand at making imarti. The shop owner recalled serving the Gandhi family for generations. Gandhi shared a video of the visit on Diwali, emphasizing the sweetness of relationships and community.  NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday shared a video of him visiting a famous sweet shop in Delhi, where he was seen trying his hand at making ‘imarti’ (a crispy, orange Indian delicacy) and ‘besan laddoo’. Ghantewala sweet shop’s owner, in conversation with the Congress leader, remembered how his family members had served the Gandhi family on several occasions, from Rajiv Gandhi’s birthday celebration to Priyanka Gandhi’s wedding. Ayodhya Shines Bright as Millions of Diyas Light Up Deepotsav 2025In the video, Rahul Gandhi can be seen learning how to make imarti and laddoo from the shop owner and having a conversation about where it originated. Taking to X, Gandhi wrote, “Tried my hand at making imarti and besan laddoos at the famous and historic Ghantewala sweet shop in Old Delhi. The sweetness of this centuries-old iconic shop remains the same – pure, traditional, and heartwarming.”Rahul Gandhi shared the video on the occasion of Diwali. “The true sweetness of Diwali lies not just in the plate, but also in relationships and community,” he added in the post. Earlier today, he extended heartfelt Diwali greetings to citizens, wishing for happiness, prosperity, and love.In a post shared on X, he wrote, “Heartfelt Diwali greetings to all fellow citizens. May India be illuminated by the lamps of happiness, and may every courtyard be filled with the light of joy, prosperity, and love.”About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos10 Key Facts About Indian Navy’s INS Vikrant, Where PM Modi Celebrated Diwali With Naval Officers’You Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak’: PM Modi Hails INS Vikrant and BrahMos Role in Operation SindoorAyodhya Sets 2 Guinness World Records With Over 26 Lakh Diyas & Largest Saryu Aarti During Deepotsav‘7 Planes Were Shot Down’: Trump Repeats Claim Of Solving India-Pak ‘War’ Using ‘200% Tariff’ ThreatKuala Lumpur’s Little India Bazaar Bursts With Festive Spirit Despite Rising Costs in MalaysiaIndia Upgrades BrahMos Missile Strike Range to 800 Kms, Signals Strategic Shift to Pakistan, China’PM Modi Agreed To Stop Russian Oil’: Donald Trump Issues Harsh Warning To India Over Energy TiesAyodhya Shines Bright as Millions of Diyas Light Up Deepotsav 2025‘SP Against Indian Traditions?’ BJP Criticizes SP Chief for Diwali Lighting Remarks‘Deceitfully Recruited Into Russian Army’: AIMIM Chief Calls for Safe Return of Misled Indians123 Photostories  11 traditional Japanese snacks to try on your next trip to JapanBollywood couples celebrating their first diwali with their newborns: From Parineeti Chopra-Raghav Chadha to Arbaaz Khan-Sshura KhanInside PM Modi’s Diwali celebrations with Navy personnel on INS Vikrant — In picturesWhat makes the Shore Temples of Mahabalipuram a UNESCO World Heritage Site?Photos: Bengaluru’s Ejipura Flyover Taking Shape Ahead of June 2026 Deadline; DK Shivakumar Inspects SiteHarvard gastroenterologist warns against three foods that quietly raise cancer riskFrom ‘Om Shanti Om’ to ‘Student of the Year’: When Bollywood stars looked back at where it all beganHow to deal with annoying and toxic people: 5 powerful psychology-backed tips to protect your peaceLatest OTT releases this Diwali week: ‘They Call Him OG’ to ‘Nobody Wants This Season 2’6 ways to prepare for your first job after graduating123Hot PicksDhanteras Gold PriceVande Bharat SleeperBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays OctoberBank Holidays OctoberTop TrendingLauren KyleHow to get Greninjite in Pokemon LegendsAdam SandlerEmiru attackDurgapur Gang RapeLauren KyleDoug Martin Net WorthDaug Martin Cause of DeathChris JonesStephanie Lachances

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited Delhi’s historic Ghantewala sweet shop, trying his hand at making imarti. The shop owner recalled serving the Gandhi family for generations. Gandhi shared a video of the visit on Diwali, emphasizing the sweetness of relationships and community. NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday shared a video of him visiting a famous sweet shop in Delhi, where he was seen trying his hand at making ‘imarti’ (a crispy, orange Indian delicacy) and ‘besan laddoo’. Ghantewala sweet shop’s owner, in conversation with the Congress leader, remembered how his family members had served the Gandhi family on several occasions, from Rajiv Gandhi’s birthday celebration to Priyanka Gandhi’s wedding. Ayodhya Shines Bright as Millions of Diyas Light Up Deepotsav 2025In the video, Rahul Gandhi can be seen learning how to make imarti and laddoo from the shop owner and having a conversation about where it originated. Taking to X, Gandhi wrote, “Tried my hand at making imarti and besan laddoos at the famous and historic Ghantewala sweet shop in Old Delhi. The sweetness of this centuries-old iconic shop remains the same – pure, traditional, and heartwarming.”Rahul Gandhi shared the video on the occasion of Diwali. “The true sweetness of Diwali lies not just in the plate, but also in relationships and community,” he added in the post. Earlier today, he extended heartfelt Diwali greetings to citizens, wishing for happiness, prosperity, and love.In a post shared on X, he wrote, “Heartfelt Diwali greetings to all fellow citizens. May India be illuminated by the lamps of happiness, and may every courtyard be filled with the light of joy, prosperity, and love.”About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos10 Key Facts About Indian Navy’s INS Vikrant, Where PM Modi Celebrated Diwali With Naval Officers’You Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak’: PM Modi Hails INS Vikrant and BrahMos Role in Operation SindoorAyodhya Sets 2 Guinness World Records With Over 26 Lakh Diyas & Largest Saryu Aarti During Deepotsav‘7 Planes Were Shot Down’: Trump Repeats Claim Of Solving India-Pak ‘War’ Using ‘200% Tariff’ ThreatKuala Lumpur’s Little India Bazaar Bursts With Festive Spirit Despite Rising Costs in MalaysiaIndia Upgrades BrahMos Missile Strike Range to 800 Kms, Signals Strategic Shift to Pakistan, China’PM Modi Agreed To Stop Russian Oil’: Donald Trump Issues Harsh Warning To India Over Energy TiesAyodhya Shines Bright as Millions of Diyas Light Up Deepotsav 2025‘SP Against Indian Traditions?’ BJP Criticizes SP Chief for Diwali Lighting Remarks‘Deceitfully Recruited Into Russian Army’: AIMIM Chief Calls for Safe Return of Misled Indians123 Photostories 11 traditional Japanese snacks to try on your next trip to JapanBollywood couples celebrating their first diwali with their newborns: From Parineeti Chopra-Raghav Chadha to Arbaaz Khan-Sshura KhanInside PM Modi’s Diwali celebrations with Navy personnel on INS Vikrant — In picturesWhat makes the Shore Temples of Mahabalipuram a UNESCO World Heritage Site?Photos: Bengaluru’s Ejipura Flyover Taking Shape Ahead of June 2026 Deadline; DK Shivakumar Inspects SiteHarvard gastroenterologist warns against three foods that quietly raise cancer riskFrom ‘Om Shanti Om’ to ‘Student of the Year’: When Bollywood stars looked back at where it all beganHow to deal with annoying and toxic people: 5 powerful psychology-backed tips to protect your peaceLatest OTT releases this Diwali week: ‘They Call Him OG’ to ‘Nobody Wants This Season 2’6 ways to prepare for your first job after graduating123Hot PicksDhanteras Gold PriceVande Bharat SleeperBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays OctoberBank Holidays OctoberTop TrendingLauren KyleHow to get Greninjite in Pokemon LegendsAdam SandlerEmiru attackDurgapur Gang RapeLauren KyleDoug Martin Net WorthDaug Martin Cause of DeathChris JonesStephanie Lachances

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday shared a video of him visiting a famous sweet shop in Delhi, where he was seen trying his hand at making ‘imarti’ (a crispy, orange Indian delicacy) and ‘besan laddoo’. Ghantewala sweet shop’s owner, in conversation with the Congress leader, remembered how his family members had served…

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