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- 1New video highlights Java's native pitcher plants●New plant video! This week's species highlight is one of the few native pitchers in Java (though it also occurs in Sumat
A plant science communicator has released a new video profiling one of the few pitcher plant species native to Java, which also grows in Sumatra. The species carries a contested taxonomic history, and its known range shows considerable variability across the Indonesian islands, points the video explores in depth.
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A developer has documented how to make large downloads resumable in Firefox, addressing a long-standing annoyance where interrupted big downloads have to start over from scratch. The write-up explains the technical approach and its limitations, and it is drawing attention on developer forums where readers are debating browser download behavior and comparing how Firefox and other browsers handle interrupted transfers.
- 3Pakistani drama Madaar airs episode 15 on Green TV●Madaar Episode 15 (Subtitles) 13th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
Green TV Entertainment released episode 15 of its Pakistani drama serial Madaar, subtitled and dated 13th October, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh. The episode drew heavy viewer engagement, indicating strong audience interest in the show's ongoing storyline.
- 4Madaar Episode 13 Airs on Green TV With Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh●Madaar Episode 13 (Subtitles) 9th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
The Pakistani drama Madaar returned with its thirteenth episode on Green TV, airing on 9 October 2026 with English subtitles and starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh. The episode has drawn a large audience and heavy engagement, keeping the serial among the most-watched entertainment releases of the day and fueling discussion among drama fans about the storyline's latest developments.
- 5Madaar Episode 12 Draws Big Audiences on Green TV▼Madaar Episode 12 (Subtitles) 8th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
The 12th episode of the Pakistani drama serial Madaar, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, aired on 8 October 2026 on Green TV with subtitles. The episode has attracted heavy viewer engagement, with audiences reacting strongly to the ongoing storyline and the lead pair's performances.
- 6Pakistani Drama Madaar Airs Tenth Episode on Green TV▼Madaar Episode 10 (Subtitles) 6th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
Green TV Entertainment has released the tenth subtitled episode of its Pakistani drama serial Madaar, dated 6 October 2026. The series stars Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, and the new instalment is drawing heavy engagement from drama viewers in Pakistan and the diaspora. Subtitled releases indicate the channel is also courting international audiences who follow Pakistani serials weekly.
- 7Madaar Episode 16 Airs on Green TV with Subtitles●Madaar Episode 16 (Subtitles) 14th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
The sixteenth episode of the Pakistani drama serial Madaar, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, was released on 14th October with English subtitles on Green TV. The episode has drawn large audience engagement, with viewers responding strongly to the latest installment of the drama.
- 8Pakistani drama Madaar airs new episode on Green TV▼Madaar Episode 14 (Subtitles) 12th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
The fourteenth episode of the Pakistani drama serial Madaar, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, is available on Green TV with English subtitles, dated 12 October 2026. The episode has drawn heavy audience engagement, with viewers discussing the drama's storyline and the lead pair's performances. Madaar is one of the channel's popular current serials in the Pakistani television drama scene.
- 9Shimazu Tadayoshi, feudal lord of Satsuma, born in 1493●Shimazu Tadayoshi, born OTD in 1493, was a daimyō or feudal lord of # Japan 's Satsuma Province https:// cromwell-intl.c
Shimazu Tadayoshi, born on this day in 1493, was a Japanese daimyō who ruled Satsuma Province in southern Kyushu. Anniversary posts marking his birth are noting his role as a feudal lord and linking his legacy to historic sites in Japan, including shrines visited by travellers interested in the country's samurai-era history.
- 10Pakistani drama Madaar airs episode nine on Green TV▼Madaar Episode 09 (Subtitles) 5th October 2026 | Humayoun Ashraf - Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Green TV
Episode nine of the Pakistani drama serial Madaar aired on Green TV on 5 October 2026, starring Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh, with an English-subtitled version released for international audiences. The drama continues to draw strong viewer interest, with the latest episode generating well over a million likes and reactions.
- 11Diana Campbell and Sumayya Vally on listening in art▼Curator Diana Campbell and architect Sumayya Vally on why listening matters
Curator Diana Campbell and architect Sumayya Vally have spoken about why listening matters in their work, in a conversation published by Art Basel. The two figures, known for shaping contemporary art and architecture across Asia, Africa and beyond, reflect on how attentive listening shapes exhibitions, buildings and the communities they serve.
- 12Indonesia accused of gross negligence over Sumatra wildfire haze▼sumatra air pollution airport delays
Indonesia is facing a lawsuit accusing the government of gross negligence over wildfires on Sumatra, as thick haze blankets the region and disrupts daily life. Air pollution has caused flight delays at airports across the island, with schools, travel and health all affected. Critics say authorities failed to prevent the annual burning of land, and the case is testing how far the state can be held accountable for transboundary haze affecting neighbouring countries.
- 13Tesso Nilo National Park has lost 78% of primary forest since 2009●# News : Tesso Nilo National Park in # Sumatra # indonesia 🇮🇩has lost 78% of primary forest since 2009 due to illegal #
Tesso Nilo National Park in Sumatra, Indonesia, has lost 78% of its primary forest since 2009, driven largely by illegal palm oil plantations established inside its boundaries. Conservation campaigners say the deforestation threatens endangered species including tigers, orangutans and elephants, and are calling for boycotts of palm oil and stronger protection for one of Sumatra's most important lowland forest reserves.
- 14Parakala Prabhakar Home Tour Draws Big Interest●Parakala Prabhakar Home Tour | Anchor Roshan | SumanTV Finance
A home tour featuring Parakala Prabhakar, presented with anchor Roshan on SumanTV Finance, has drawn large attention from viewers. The feature gives audiences a look inside the home of Prabhakar, an economist and commentator well known for his public appearances and interviews, and it has generated strong engagement among Telugu-speaking audiences.
- 15Home tour of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman draws attention●Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman&Parakala Prabhakar Home Tour | SumanTV Home Tour | Anchor Roshan
Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and her husband Parakala Prabhakar are featured in a home tour interview with anchor Roshan on the Telugu news channel SumanTV. The segment offers a rare personal look at the private residence and domestic life of one of India's most prominent politicians, and it has drawn strong engagement from viewers curious about the personal side of the finance minister.
- 16Warning Against Buying Property in Hyderabad's Real Estate Market▼Hyderabad Real Estate Don't Buy Property in Hyderabad | Hyderabad Housing Market | Sumantv Business
A business commentary is advising people not to buy property in Hyderabad right now, citing concerns about the city's housing market. The cautionary message has drawn heavy engagement, fuelling wider debate among homebuyers and investors about whether Hyderabad property prices are overheated and whether it is a bad time to purchase real estate there.
- 17Sumant Bahl becomes owner of India Champions in World Championship of Legends▼Cricket is in our blood: Sumant Bahl says becoming India Champions owner in WCL was natural progression
Businessman Sumant Bahl has taken over ownership of India Champions, the Indian franchise in the World Championship of Legends cricket tournament. He described the move as a natural progression, saying cricket runs in his family's blood. The league features retired international stars, and the franchise change adds fresh ownership to one of its headline teams ahead of upcoming seasons.
- 18BMKG detects 3,663 hotspots across Sumatra●BMKG deteksi lonjakan 3.663 titik panas di Pulau Sumatera Badan Meteorologi Klimatologi dan Geofisika (BMKG) Stasiun Pek
Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), through its Pekanbaru station in Riau province, has detected a sharp rise of 3,663 hotspots across Sumatra. The spike points to widespread land and forest fires on the island, a recurring problem during dry seasons that drives hazardous haze across Riau and neighbouring regions. Authorities are monitoring the affected areas as residents and officials voice concern over deteriorating air quality.
- 19Shekhar Suman recalls son Aayush's final moments at 11●‘Papa, please save me’: Shekhar Suman remembers son Aayush’s final moments at 11, recalls the heartbreaki
Actor Shekhar Suman has opened up about the death of his son Aayush, who was 11 when he died, describing the boy's final moments and remembering him pleading 'Papa, please save me'. The father says the memory remains heartbreaking, and his account has moved readers who are sharing messages of sympathy and reflecting on the pain of losing a child.
- 20Indonesia wildfires push endangered orangutans into desperate rescues●Wildfires in Indonesia's Borneo and Sumatra have piled pressure on already endangered orangutans, forcing local groups a
Wildfires sweeping Indonesia's Borneo and Sumatra regions are worsening the outlook for already endangered orangutans. Conservation groups and authorities are carrying out high-stakes rescue operations, relocating animals suffering from smoke inhalation and burns. The fires add to mounting threats from deforestation and habitat loss, prompting renewed concern among environmentalists over the species' survival and calls for stronger fire prevention and protection of remaining forest habitat.
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A student music showcase featuring acts SUMAC, SWIM and AEC has been announced. The event puts student performers on stage together in a collaborative lineup, and details such as the venue, date and programme have not been widely reported beyond the initial announcement.
- 22Splitting satsumas puzzling Louisiana gardeners as expert offers advice●What is causing my satsumas to split and fall off trees in Louisiana? See Dan Gill's advice
Louisiana homeowners are reporting satsuma mandarins splitting and dropping from trees, and gardening columnist Dan Gill has weighed in with advice on the problem. Splitting fruit is typically linked to irregular watering, such as drought followed by heavy rain, which causes fruit to swell faster than the peel can expand. Gardeners are being encouraged to keep soil moisture consistent to reduce losses.