Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal share emotional hug after Spain’s FIFA World Cup triumph – WATCH | Football News
Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Lionel Messi and Spain youngster Lamine…
What you spot first reveals the weak spot in your love life
Optical Illusion personality tests are images that trick our brains and eyes into making us see something that isn’t exactly there or interpret the same image in more than one way. An optical illusion personality test uses these mind-bending images to ask a simple question of, “What do you notice first?” Depending on what you…
Remember Malini Sharma from Raaz? She quietly disappeared from Bollywood years ago; now she runs a farmstay in the Sahyadris, grows vegetables and cooks for guests |
From Raaz to the Sahyadris – Malini Sharma traded Bollywood for farming and a peaceful farmstay. Remember Malini Sharma, who appeared in Vikram Bhatt’s Raaz in 2002 alongside Bipasha Basu and Dino Morea? At a time when her career appeared to be gaining momentum, Malini chose to step away from the film industry.Her decision meant…
Couldn’t crack IIT or REC in 1984? These students went on to become CEOs, leaders and entrepreneurs
They missed IIT in 1984 and joined a new college; 40 years later, they redefined success. (Photo: X post) In 1984, they saw themselves as failures.They had tried to secure admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology and Regional Engineering Colleges, now known as many of the National Institutes of Technology. They did not make…
Stocking, speculation behind ‘unnatural’ sugar price surge: ISMA
Sugar prices jump 29% in a month, industry blames ‘speculative behaviour’ for artificial tightness NEW DELHI: Sugar industry’s apex body ISMA on Monday said that there is no shortage of the sweetener while admitting that the spike in prices is “not natural” and is being fuelled by stocking by bulk consumers and “speculative behaviour”. The…
The unseen challenge behind every BWF World Championships match schedule | Badminton News
Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara reacts during her Round of 64 women’s singles match against Turkey’s Ozge Bayrak (REUTERS) NEW DELHI: It was Day 5 of the BWF World Championships in New Delhi, but the smooth rhythm of the tournament was suddenly disrupted. Injuries to Thailand’s Dechapol Puavaranukroh and Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara, both suffering from knee problems,…
Gemini Horoscope Today, August 25, 2026: Financial relief may soon be on the way as delayed money starts to flow again
Financial relief may soon be on the way as delayed money starts to flow again. However, be prepared for some setbacks that could lead to disappointment. It’s wise to set aside any emotional decisions, as past feelings may bubble to the surface. Take note of children’s positive behaviors which can serve as a source of…
5 simple ways to keep your stainless steel bottle from smelling bad |
A stainless steel bottle may look clean on the outside but still develop an unpleasant odour inside. The smell comes from what gets left behind in the lid, threads, seal, or bottom of the bottle. A little tea or coffee residue can remain in the bottle. Even plain water can become a problem if the…
Did Kangana Ranaut slam Kriti Sanon over her Raksha Bandhan ad? Asks ‘Why would you tie rakhi in bikini?’ |
Kriti Sanon recently caught the internet’s eye with her newest ad appearance. The actor featured in a jewellery commercial for Raksha Bandhan, sporting an Indo-Western ensemble that included a bralette-inspired blouse paired with a cape and a draped skirt. The look sparked controversy, as several users called out the outfit choice for feeling out of…
IIT Bombay puts an 8-year cap on PhDs: A necessary reform or a threat to research?
A doctorate is supposed to be a degree that tests intellectual endurance and perseverance. Sometimes, students take approximately 10 years to complete the PhD. However, most universities cap the limit to 5 to 8 years. Recently, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has also limited the duration of its PhD programmes at eight years…
As onion prices rise, Centre readies retail intervention in Delhi-NCR
Centre to sell subsidised onions at Rs 35/kg in Delhi-NCR as retail prices climb NEW DELHI: The Centre is likely to begin selling onions at a subsidised price of Rs 35 per kg across Delhi-NCR later this week to rein in soaring retail prices. Officials said locations for the retail sale through mobile vans will…