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For months, little Alviya Manoori, 11, had been carefully saving every coin and note her parents handed her, dreaming of using it for something special. But when a relief camp sprang up right outside her Shaheen Bagh home, calling residents to help the flood-affected families of Punjab, she didn’t think twice. She turned to her parents and said she wanted to give away her entire piggy bank savings to the cause. “This is more important,” she insisted. Alviya’s father, Dr Mohd Malik Mansoori, told the OT that when he mentioned his intention to contribute to flood-affected areas, his daughter voluntarily…
Skywatchers across the world, including India, witnessed a breathtaking sight, the second lunar eclipse of 2025, on Sunday night. The rising Blood Moon lit up the night sky and mesmerised everyone. The eclipse began at 9:57 pm as Earth’s shadow slowly crept across the Moon. Curious onlookers stepped out of their homes, some climbing to their rooftops while others gathered in open fields to enjoy a panoramic view of the rare celestial show. By 11:01 pm, the Moon had turned a deep red, glowing like a celestial ember. This phase lasted until 12:23 am. Slowly, the shadow started to fade,…
The world waits with bated breath, especially first-timers eager to see the red glow of a Blood Moon in India and across several continents. People across Asia and Europe are talking about its meaning in different cultures and religions. The celestial event is expected to happen overnight on September 7 and 8. Starting at 8:58 pm tonight, the Moon will slowly slip into Earth’s shadow, glowing a deep crimson at its peak. With 82 minutes of totality, this is set to be one of the longest lunar eclipses in ten years. The celestial event will stretch over five hours, wrapping up…
Photographing the Blood Moon is a rare treat something that comes once in decades. Tonight, as the Blood Moon 2025, a total lunar eclipse, graces the sky, excitement is building among skywatchers, photographers, and YouTubers eager to capture one of nature’s most breathtaking shows. ALSO READ: Blood Moon tonight: When and how to watch total lunar eclipse In Okhla, just like in many parts of the world where the eclipse will be visible, the air is buzzing with anticipation. A small group of residents has already made their plans most of them ready with smartphones, eager to snap this historic…
On Sunday night, September 7, many parts of Asia including India and Australia, Europe and Africa will witness a rare astronomical event. This night will be a total lunar eclipse which also known as a blood moon. During this time, the moon will come completely in the shadow of the earth and start shining in red and orange colour. This sight will not be seen until 2026. ALSO READ: How to photograph Blood Moon 2025: Complete lunar eclipse photography guide for YouTubers… It will start tonight at 8:58 pm, as the Moon gradually turns a deep red. In totality this…
Delhi flood update and discom issues safety guidelines: Read the report here: The Yamuna receded slightly on Saturday, dipping to 206.47 metres at the Old Railway Bridge (ORB) from 207 metres. However, several low-lying areas remain waterlogged as the river continues to flow above the danger mark. Officials said they are closely monitoring the situation, and all concerned agencies remain on alert. On Saturday, drone cameras captured the overflowing Yamuna, revealing large sections along its banks under severe flooding. In Okhla’s Dhobi Ghat and Batla House periphery, several homes are still affected. Residents were shifted to a relief camp in…
Jamia Millia Islamia has slipped in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025 rankings. In 2024, the university proudly announced it had secured the 3rd position in the universities category. That marked the third consecutive year Jamia ranked among the country’s top three universities. The Ministry of Education releases the NIRF rankings every year. However, in a press release issued by Jamia on September 4, 2025, the university said it has retained its 13th position in the ‘overall’ category and has been ranked 4th in the ‘university category’ in the NIRF India Ranking 2025. ALSO READ: From village to glory,…
A notice on a metal sheet in Abul Fazal Enclave’s Puli Pulia has become the talk of the area. A resident spotted it a few days ago in the early morning. The notice warns that “action will be taken against all businesses operating illegally on the open nallah”. Two residents discussed the possible consequences. One supported the move. He said residents and traders had taken over the entire stretch as if it were their own land. He added that strict action was necessary. The notice in Hindi, dated August 29, reads: “Through this notice, you are informed that illegal businesses,…
Amanatullah appeals for Punjab flood relief, urges Okhlaiites to contribute generously in Okhla camps. Here is the report: Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan has appealed to the public to extend support to flood-hit Punjab, highlighting the severe damage caused by heavy rain this year. Heavy rains and floods have battered Punjab, claiming at least 30 lives. The disaster has affected more than 3.5 lakh people as rivers and reservoirs swelled dangerously, forcing authorities to declare all 23 districts as flood-hit. Rescue teams have evacuated nearly 20,000 people from low-lying and inundated areas. Hundreds of relief camps are now operating across the state,…
The last Mughal Emperor, Bahadur Shah II, might have been forgotten by his country and his people, but the interest in everything associated with him among numismatists and history enthusiasts around the world is soaring high. On August 28 numismatists and historians gaped in amazement when a Nazarana Gold Mohur of Bahadur Shah Zafar from the year 1839 was sold for an astounding sum of £571,500. This amount comes to around Rs 6.8 crore. The auction was conducted by Spink Auction, one of the most credible auction houses with a history of more than 350 years. Not many are surprised…