Sunday, 18 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇮🇳 IN ▾
BREAKING
› EXCLUSIVE: Kartik Aaryan to headline Karan Johar's MOST AMBITIOUS film Kaaliya; GRAND announcement with Ramayana› ECI extends SIR deadline in Andhra Pradesh; final electoral rolls to be published on October 30› 13 bonded labourers rescued in Tiruppur› Donation boxes stolen from Thrithala temple› Farmers withdraw highway blockades in Haveri, Dharwad districts› Power crisis: Pinarayi Vijayan cautions State against opting for nuclear power projects› RTI Act awareness exercise by TNSTC underscores transparency, curbing corruption› Former Minister H.D. Revanna alleges irregularities in tender process for Hasanamba festival› Demand for scientific job evaluation of loco pilots to assess pay, service conditions› McIlroy, Rai, Fleetwood headline a star-studded field for DP World India Championship› EXCLUSIVE: Kartik Aaryan to headline Karan Johar's MOST AMBITIOUS film Kaaliya; GRAND announcement with Ramayana› ECI extends SIR deadline in Andhra Pradesh; final electoral rolls to be published on October 30› 13 bonded labourers rescued in Tiruppur› Donation boxes stolen from Thrithala temple› Farmers withdraw highway blockades in Haveri, Dharwad districts› Power crisis: Pinarayi Vijayan cautions State against opting for nuclear power projects› RTI Act awareness exercise by TNSTC underscores transparency, curbing corruption› Former Minister H.D. Revanna alleges irregularities in tender process for Hasanamba festival› Demand for scientific job evaluation of loco pilots to assess pay, service conditions› McIlroy, Rai, Fleetwood headline a star-studded field for DP World India Championship
Latest

Vaidehi Chandrasekar, 72, wins global nature photography gold for giraffe shot

Times of India ·
Vaidehi Chandrasekar, 72, wins global nature photography gold for giraffe shot

Vaidehi Chandrasekar captured a stunning photograph titled 'Water Ballet,' showcasing a giraffe gracefully drinking water in Botswana.

The imagery beautifully illustrates the giraffe's fluid movements, enhanced by the shimmering sunlight on the water's surface.

Since retiring in 2019, Chandrasekar has dedicated her passion to wildlife photography, striving to promote conservation efforts through her award-winning work, including a prestigious gold award at the 2026 World Nature Photography Awards.

Read the full article on Times of India ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on timesofindia.indiatimes.com — the content belongs to Times of India.

More from Times of India

See all ›

More in Latest

See all ›