Times of India

Thousands of affordable housing units sit vacant across US cities. Poorest renters face severe housing shortages and high rental costs. Many subsidized homes target higher incomes, leaving the lowest earners with few choices. Developers find building for the poorest renters economically challenging without significant subsidies. This disparity leaves many individuals like Mathew Davis searching for a place to live.

A Bihar family placed their new SUV on their house rooftop for security. The vehicle was lifted by a crane and positioned on the two-storied structure. This unusual parking choice has sparked widespread discussion and varied public reactions. Concerns have been raised regarding the building's structural capacity to bear the vehicle's weight. The family sought a secure location after their driver departed for other opportunities.

Chongtham Vikram Singh, a gifted guitarist, died after being beaten outside his home. He had gone to stop intoxicated men creating a disturbance near his residence. Singh was found in a critical state and rushed to the hospital. Doctors found his blood pressure had fallen critically low. He succumbed to his injuries Monday morning during treatment.

Marine Drive police have filed a case against several unidentified drivers. These drivers were allegedly racing high-end cars in the Coastal Road tunnel. The incident occurred late on September 3 night, endangering other motorists. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the drivers involved. Legal action is being taken under relevant traffic and penal codes.

Prince Harry visited a London studio for an undisclosed project. He spent a full day working and signed the celebrity wall. This visit occurred as King Charles clarified the couple's royal status. The letter confirmed they are no longer working royals. They will also not use their royal highness titles.

LeBron James, the NBA icon, has refletced on why never having a father in his life shaped the success he has today.

Rajnath: 98% To Be Sourced From Local Cos

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have tagged over 14,000 Bogong moths in the Snowy Mountains of Australia. However, after extensive tracking efforts, none have been recaptured, suggesting potential populations larger than previously assumed. Alternatively, these moths might be utilizing undiscovered migration routes. The ongoing project remains crucial for understanding the ecology of these endangered insects.