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Sugarcane is dominating news in Uttar Pradesh, with reports that seeds of a new sugarcane variety will be available within a month in Shahjahanpur, according to district official Abhishek Anand. Coverage also highlights farmers forced to use manual mills as factory crushing has not begun, grower Kaushal Mishra topping the state in sugarcane production, and a shift from the underperforming Karan-4 variety to Karan-20, which reportedly yields 28 tonnes more with higher sweetness.
- 2S&P criticises Meta over AI spending plans●Facebook just got bitchslapped by the S(insert weird general mills logo)P ratings over its # ai capital expenditures 😂 h
S&P has rebuked Facebook parent Meta over its enormous capital expenditures on artificial intelligence infrastructure. Commenters online are greeting the ratings criticism with mockery, framing it as a comeuppance for the company's aggressive AI buildout. Meta has been spending tens of billions of dollars on data centres and chips, a scale of outlay that is drawing scrutiny from investors and analysts.
- 3Shiva Choudhary's 'VVIP' Music Video Draws Huge Attention▼VVIP (Official Video) | Shiva Choudhary | Tilissm | Ustad Udit | Entertainment Music Mill
A new music video titled 'VVIP' by Shiva Choudhary, featuring Tilissm and Ustad Udit, has been released via Entertainment Music Mill. The track is drawing strong engagement from viewers, with over a million likes reported shortly after release, making it one of the most talked-about new music releases in the region.
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Toilet paper is back in the German conversation after Jung Papier, a paper mill in Düsseldorf, filed for insolvency for a second time. All 155 employees are affected, and the repeat filing raises questions about the future of toilet paper and hygienic paper production at the site and in Germany's struggling paper industry.
- 5Scorchers seal 15-run WBBL win over Melbourne Stars●Mills picks up the wicket that seals a hard fought victory, and Melbourne Stars are bowled out for 109 (18.1). Lanning 4
The Perth Scorchers have beaten the Melbourne Stars by 15 runs in a tight Women's Big Bash League match. The Stars were bowled out for 109 in 18.1 overs chasing, with Tahlia McGrath-style spinners and pace doing the damage: Devine took 4 for 19 and King 3 for 17. Mills took the final wicket to seal victory. Meg Lanning top-scored with 41 off 36 balls, while Amy Jones made 18.
- 6Lumber Prices Fall as Housing Weakness Cuts Demand▼Lumber Prices Fall as Housing Market Weakness Weighs on Demand
Lumber prices are falling as weakness in the US housing market weighs on demand for building materials. With homebuilders pulling back on new construction amid high mortgage rates and softer buyer demand, mills are facing reduced orders, pushing prices lower. Market watchers are tracking whether cheaper lumber will filter into new home costs or signal further softening in residential construction.
- 7New Mexico voters approve higher education bonds and SRMC levy▼Voters Approve Bonds for Higher Education and Libraries, Renew SRMC Mill Levy
Voters have approved general obligation bonds funding higher education and public libraries, and renewed the SRMC mill levy. The measure, reported by the University of New Mexico, secures dedicated funding for campus facilities and library services across the state. Supporters say the results reflect continued public willingness to invest in education infrastructure, with proceeds set to finance construction, renovation and equipment projects at state institutions.
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An industrial accident at a paper mill in Fabriano, Italy, has left one worker dead. According to la Repubblica, the man was crushed by a press while working at the facility. The news is drawing attention in Italy, where workplace safety and the toll of industrial accidents have been a recurring subject of public debate.
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Indian farm leader Raju Shetty has warned the government and sugar millers that cane growers will celebrate Diwali on the highway itself if their demands are not met, but said the protest will not back down. The standoff highlights ongoing tensions over sugarcane payments and farmer grievances in Maharashtra's sugar belt.
- 10Bisquiet Fans Revolt Over Quiet Recipe Change▼Bisquick Just Quietly Changed Its Recipe—and Fans Are Swearing off the Brand for Good
Bisquick, General Mills' long-standing baking mix, has quietly reformulated its recipe, and loyal home bakers are pushing back. Food coverage reports that longtime customers say the change alters the taste and texture of their pancakes and biscuits, with some declaring they will stop buying the brand for good. The backlash is spreading across social media, where fans are swapping alternative baking mix recipes and questioning why the company made the change without an announcement.
- 11Fort Mill School District joins Silfab Solar legal dispute▼Fort Mill School District files court documents to get involved in Silfab Solar dispute
The Fort Mill School District in South Carolina has filed court documents seeking to intervene in the ongoing legal dispute over Silfab Solar's operations near its schools. The move gives the district a formal role in a fight that has drawn strong local concern over the solar panel plant's location and its potential impact on students and residents.
- 12Two Dead After Apparent Murder-Suicide in Virginia Beach▼Two Dead After Apparent Murder-Suicide on Twin Mills Road
Two people are dead following an apparent murder-suicide on Twin Mills Road in Virginia Beach, according to city officials. Authorities have released few details about the victims or circumstances, and the case remains under investigation. Local residents are reacting to the deadly incident in their neighborhood.
- 13Lake Mills schools install new solar panels▼Lake Mills middle and elementary schools now have solar panels
Lake Mills' middle and elementary schools in Wisconsin now have solar panels installed. The project brings renewable energy to the district's buildings, joining a growing number of schools turning to solar to cut energy costs. Details on the array's size, cost and expected savings have not yet been widely reported.
- 14Canfor reports $88.2 million third-quarter loss●Canfor reports $88.2 million third-quarter loss Canfor Corp. reported a third-quarter loss of $88.2 million, noting that
Canadian forestry company Canfor Corp. reported a third-quarter loss of $88.2 million. The company attributed the result largely to asset write-downs and costs tied to facility closures. The loss underscores continued pressure on the lumber industry, which has been dealing with weak demand, low lumber prices and rising operating costs. Analysts and industry watchers are assessing what the figure signals about the health of the forestry sector and further possible mill closures.
- 15Strictly star Neil Jones expecting second baby with Chyna Mills●Strictly star Neil Jones, 44, announces he’s expecting a second baby with Chyna Mills, 27 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https:/
Strictly Come Dancing professional Neil Jones, 44, has announced that he and his partner Chyna Mills, 27, are expecting their second child together. The dancer shared the news in an interview with Metro, drawing congratulations from fans and fellow cast members.
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A denim industry project is drawing attention to the connections across denim's supply chain, highlighting how cotton growers, mills, dyers and brands are linked within the sector's production network. The initiative is being covered by textile trade press as part of wider scrutiny of fashion's environmental impact and traceability. Details of the project's participants and findings remain limited.
- 17Fort Mill school district joins Silfab Solar legal dispute▼Fort Mill school district files motions to intervene in Silfab Solar dispute
The Fort Mill school district in South Carolina has filed motions to intervene in the ongoing dispute over Silfab Solar's manufacturing facility near its schools. The legal filing means the district would become a formal party to proceedings concerning the plant. The move follows local concern over the factory's proximity to school property.
- 18Publisher pulls 1,400 conference papers in record retraction●→ Record-breaking # retraction : scholarly # publisher pulls 1,400 conference papers on one day https://www. nature.com/
A scholarly publisher has retracted roughly 1,400 conference papers in a single day, described as a record-breaking mass retraction. It follows a separate wave of 1,622 articles retracted by IEEE, identified through work by researchers including Abalkina and Kunešová investigating compromised or fraudulent conference proceedings. The scale of the withdrawals highlights growing concern over paper mills and fake research entering the scholarly record.
- 19Two dead in Virginia Beach murder-suicide on Twin Mills Road▼VBPD: Two dead after Twin Mills Rd murder-suicide
Virginia Beach police report two people are dead following a murder-suicide on Twin Mills Road. Investigators say one person killed the other before taking their own life; no further details about the victims or circumstances have been released while the investigation continues.
- 20The forgotten Glen Mill prisoner of war camp near Oldham●The Lost and Forgotten Glen Mill Prisoner of War Camp. Lees. Oldham.
Glen Mill in Lees, near Oldham, was a prisoner of war camp during the Second World War, and its story is being retold as a lost and forgotten piece of local history. The mill is described as a dark chapter of the moor's wartime past, with little left to mark what happened there.
- 21Treadmill Buying Guide for Home Fitness in the UAE●Treadmills in the UAE: Find the Right Machine for Walking, Running and Home Fitness # Fitness # fitnessequipment # uae #
A guide to choosing treadmills in the UAE is circulating among fitness enthusiasts, covering what to look for in machines for walking, running and general home workouts. It highlights factors such as motor power, deck size and features suited to Dubai's indoor fitness culture, where extreme summer heat pushes many residents to exercise at home rather than outdoors.
- 22Two dead in murder-suicide outside Amazon warehouse in Virginia Beach▼Two dead after murder-suicide outside of Amazon Fulfillment Center on Twin Mills Road in Virginia Beach
Two people are dead following an apparent murder-suicide outside an Amazon Fulfillment Center on Twin Mills Road in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Local outlet WAVY reported the incident, which occurred at the large distribution facility. Authorities have not released further details about the victims or circumstances. The deaths have drawn attention because of their proximity to the major employer's busy warehouse complex.
- 23$29M Mill Redevelopment in Ohio to Bring 127 Apartments▼$29M Shuler & Benninghofen Mill project to begin; project brings 127 apartments, retail space
A $29 million redevelopment of the historic Shuler & Benninghofen Mill is set to begin, converting the site into 127 apartments along with retail space. The project marks a significant investment in revitalizing the former industrial property, adding both housing and commercial activity to the area. Local coverage highlights the scale of the development and its expected impact on the surrounding neighborhood.
- 24Work begins on $30 million redevelopment of historic Hamilton mill●Construction starts on $30M redevelopment of historic mill in Hamilton
Construction has started on a $30 million redevelopment of a historic mill in Hamilton. The project will transform the aging industrial site, with the redevelopment framed as a significant local business and regeneration story. Details about tenants, timelines or funding partners have not yet been reported.
- 25Build your own compact router table: step-by-step guide●heise+ | Anleitung für einen kompakten Selbstbau-Frästisch Mit einem selbstgebauten Frästisch lässt sich eine frickelige
German tech publication heise has published a DIY guide for building a compact router table. The tutorial shows how a handheld router, often fiddly to use, can be converted into a stationary milling machine with just a few modifications. The article walks readers through the construction process, appealing to hobbyist woodworkers and makers interested in affordable workshop upgrades.