Vikram Bhatt owes lakhs to 1920 and Khilone crew members: ‘Begging for your own money’
Several crew members from the films 1920: Horrors of the Heart and Khilone have alleged that payments amounting to several lakhs remain unpaid by Vikram Bhatt.
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Russia is not fighting West Asia war, but is its real winner — thanks to crude windfall
Russia is profiting from the war between Iran and the US through increased demand and higher prices of crude oil. The US has granted a waiver for countries to buy Russian oil, benefiting India. India's imports of Russian oil have risen by 50% due to supply disruptions. The US is relying on India to purchase more Russian oil for market stability.
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‘They hate Aditya Dhar’: Ram Gopal Varma suggests caution to him, wife Yami Gautam
Ahead of Dhurandhar 2, Ram Gopal Varma said that Aditya Dhar has forced many filmmakers to step out of their comfort zones, which has unsettled them, and that’s why some of them don’t like him.
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This is what happens when you do planks for three minutes daily for 15 days
Planks engage multiple muscles, improving posture and creating a tighter midsection in just 15 days. However, they do not target belly fat and proper form is important to prevent injury. Those with back or shoulder issues should start slowly and modify the plank. With consistency, significant benefits can be seen in just 15 days.
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Why MS Dhoni plays sports like badminton and padel
Dhoni emphasizes the importance of finding balance and taking breaks while pursuing demanding goals, drawing parallels between sports and academics. He encourages students to try different activities and explore their interests. Dhoni also stresses the value of curiosity and asking questions in the learning process.
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Explaining case for Salman Ali Agha being out even before run out by Mehidy Hasan Miraz
Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha was run out by Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz in the second ODI, sparking debate on the 'spirit of cricket'. While the run out was valid, there is an argument that Salman obstructed the field. Rule 37.4 states a batter is out if they use their body to return the ball to a fielder without consent.
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Jon Obi Mikel rips into Arsenal’s playing style from set pieces, brands it ‘illegal’
Former Chelsea player Jon Obi Mikel has criticized league leaders Arsenal for their playing style, calling it illegal. Despite being at the top of the Premier League table with a 7-point lead, Mikel believes Arsenal's reliance on corner kicks is ridiculous and a form of cheating.
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Kolkata Knight Riders sign Zimbabwe pacer Blessing Muzarabani for upcoming IPL season
KKR signs Blessing Muzarabani as replacement for Mustafizur Rahman, bringing in his T20 experience and impressive stats. Muzarabani's performance in the T20 World Cup, with 13 wickets and a spot in the ICC Team of the Tournament, adds depth to KKR's pace attack. The team aims to bounce back from a disappointing 2025 season and start strong against Mumbai Indians on March 29.
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Graphs, Data and Perspectives: How costly will the US-Iran war be?
The US and Israel's war against Iran has resulted in a significant financial burden, with the US spending $11.3 billion in just six days. This amount is not too far from India's entire defense budget for 2026. However, the true cost of war goes beyond monetary expenses and includes various other factors such as human and environmental costs.
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Facebook Marketplace will now use Meta AI to answer ‘Is this still available?’
Facebook's Meta AI-powered Marketplace will soon have a feature that automatically replies to "Is this still available?" messages, using information from the listing. The AI can also analyze photos and suggest prices. For buyers, there will be a summary of the seller's profile, including listing history and ratings.
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Kamal Haasan, Shankar and Bae Suzy: The pan-Asian film that slipped away
"Made in Korea," the first Indo-Korean film on Netflix, tells the story of a Tamil girl in Seoul. Its release brings back a failed collaboration between Kamal Haasan and director Shankar for "Indian 2," which was supposed to feature Korean actress Bae Suzy. However, production issues, including a fatal accident and the pandemic, caused delays and the film was ultimately a disappointment.
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Ramiz Raja slams Salman Ali Agha’s controversial run out by Bangladesh
Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja criticized the Bangladesh team for the controversial run out of Salman Ali Agha during the second ODI. Raja believed that the incident went against the spirit of the game and that Agha's intentions were not to deceive the opposition. He also stated that Pakistan's total of 274 was not enough and that the pitch was favorable for batting.
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Jai Anmol Ambani questioned by CBI for 6 hours in Rs 228-crore bank fraud case
CBI questions Jai Anmol Ambani, son of Anil Ambani, for over six hours in connection with a Rs 228-crore bank fraud case. The case, registered in 2025, names RHFL, Ambani, former CEO and director Sudhalkar, and others as accused. RHFL had availed loans worth Rs 5,572.35 crore from 18 financial institutions, leading to a loss of Rs 228.06 crore to Union
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Shooters Samrat Rana, Suruchi Inder Singh added to core group of TOPS
Reigning world champions Samrat Rana, Jaismine Lamboria, and Suruchi Inder Singh have been added to the core group of TOPS, despite the list being updated earlier this year. Other notable changes include the exclusion of HS Prannoy, Divyansh Singh Panwar, and Deepak Punia, while long-distance runner Gulveer Singh and shuttlers Dhruv Kapila and Tanisha Crasto have been moved to the core group.
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Why Mamata Banerjee announced 5 community boards — and what it says about Bengal politics
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee has formed five new boards for Adivasi, backward class, and Dalit communities after criticism over President Droupadi Murmu's comments. The TMC supports the move, but the BJP claims it is a political tactic. Similar boards have been created since 2013, but the Opposition says they are only for gaining votes, not for real development.
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Inside the viral and violent world of screaming frogs
Frogs have a unique defensive mechanism of screaming to startle predators or attract help. This behavior is seen in species like the Desert Rain Frog and American Bullfrog. It aims to surprise attackers and potentially escape or attract larger predators. Although still being studied, this behavior gives these vocal animals a chance to fight back.
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Iran football team slaps back at Donald Trump’s recent ‘life and safety’ comments
Iran's football team refutes Trump's statement on their exclusion from the 2026 World Cup due to safety concerns, stating that only FIFA can make such decisions. Trump's stance contradicts his previous comments to the FIFA president, leaving uncertainty around his statement about "life and safety."
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Rajendra Prasad apologises after remark on MGR triggers backlash from Tamil film industry
Telugu actor Rajendra Prasad apologizes for his remark about late Tamil actor MGR at an awards ceremony, causing controversy and backlash from the Tamil film industry and fans. MGR is highly revered in Tamil Nadu as a cultural icon and former Chief Minister. Rajendra Prasad's recent public incidents, including a viral video, have only intensified the controversy.
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‘Salman will forget Karjat’: Inside Mika Singh’s 100-acre Delhi farmhouse with 200 staff
Farah Khan visited Mika Singh's lavish farmhouse in Delhi and was greeted with a bouquet and a tour. The property includes horses, tractors, a camel, a helipad, and a temple and gurudwara. She also learned about Mika's NGO and saw his private music studio. The tour concluded with a meal cooked over firewood using fresh organic ingredients.
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‘This acts like a safety net’: Truecaller’s Kunal Dua on the new Family Protection feature
Truecaller launched Family Protection in India to protect people from scams. A designated family member can manage scam-call settings for up to five people. The company is also developing an AI agent to detect suspicious conversational patterns. Privacy concerns are addressed as the alert is triggered only when a fraudulent call is detected.
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Pakistan’s Salman Ali Agha irate after getting run out in controversial manner vs BAN
Controversy erupted in the second ODI between Pakistan and Bangladesh when Mehidy Hasan Miraz ran out Salman Ali Agha by knocking off the bails with his boot. This sparked a debate over the spirit of cricket and led to Agha's dismissal. Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field, while Pakistan made one change in their lineup.
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SRK’s first ‘screen mother’ Jayshree Arora on King Khan’s humility
Jayshree Arora, a veteran actress in Indian television and film, reflects on her illustrious career of over five decades. She shares her experiences and thoughts on the evolving entertainment industry, including her memorable role as Shah Rukh Khan's mother in "Chak De! India". Arora's candid and lively conversation offers a glimpse into the life of a talented and inspiring actress.
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‘India’s DNA to play finals and win, Pakistan’s is to lose before knockouts’: Rashid Latif
India's dominant win over New Zealand in the 2026 T20 World Cup final secured their third straight ICC tournament victory, making them the most successful team in the competition's history with eight titles. In contrast, Pakistan has only won three ICC trophies, with their last win in 2017. Former captain Rashid Latif pointed out the contrasting attitudes of the two teams
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Pakistani musician’s rendition of Kal Ho Naa Ho in hills draws nature’s ‘standing ovation’
A Pakistani musician had a surprisingly peaceful encounter with nature while performing in the mountains, and the moment has now gone viral online. The video, shared on Instagram by musician Sagar Hayat, captures him playing the melody of Kal Ho Naa Ho on a rubab while seated on a rock amid a vast, rugged landscape.
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Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen steps down after 28 years; Satya Nadella hails ‘legendary run’
Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe for 18 years, will be stepping down and working with the lead director to find a successor. Under his leadership, Adobe experienced significant growth in revenue and subscriptions, and implemented AI features. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praised Narayen for building a top software company.
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Matthew Hayden tips T20 cricket to reach 300 as World Cup shatters batting records
Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden, freshly appointed as batting coach of the Gujarat Titans for the upcoming IPL season, says a team score of 300 in T20 cricket is inevitable -- and could come as soon as the next few weeks.
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Former Aussie coach on decision to enforce follow on against India in 2001 Kolkata Test
In 2001, India and Australia had an intense Test match at Kolkata's Eden Gardens. Australia had a 16-match winning streak and enforced a follow-on after scoring 457 and bowling out India for 172. But a 376-run partnership between Laxman and Dravid helped India score 657 in the second innings, setting a target of 384 for Australia. India won with Harbhajan Singh taking six wickets.
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Financial advisor explains the reason you spend more under stress
Stress can cause people to make impulsive purchases and loosen their budgets, especially with the convenience of digital payments. This behavior can provide temporary relief but can harm overall financial well-being. To combat this, creating obstacles in the purchasing process and setting up a separate "splurge account" can be helpful. Understanding this pattern is crucial for financial stability.
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10 lakh ‘chargesheet’ leaflets against Himanta govt: 4 Cong workers arrested in Guwahati
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra released a 20-point “People’s Chargesheet” against the BJP government in Assam and four Congress workers were arrested for distributing it. They have been charged with sedition and denied bail, with the Congress claiming it to be politically motivated. The chargesheet highlights the failures of the ruling party and the court has rejected their bail plea.
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‘We cried on the ground’: Mahmudullah opens up on 2016 T20 World Cup heartbreak vs India
Bangladesh needed to score just two runs from the last three balls and, quite sensationally, lost three wickets allowing an improbable 1-run win for India.
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Why your stolen phone often remains ‘untraced’ in Delhi
Delhi is struggling with a high rate of stolen phones, with only 11% of them being recovered in 2025. The Sanchar Saathi app, used for tracking stolen phones, has only 9.03 lakh users in the city. The issue is compounded by the dismantling and selling of phones in parts, as well as smuggling them to other countries, making it challenging to locate them.
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‘I cannot become the mother of a grown man’: Why 41-year-old Daisy Shah froze her eggs
Women now have more choices in family planning, including freezing eggs and single motherhood. Daisy Shah, who has frozen her eggs, values financial independence in relationships due to past toxic experiences. When choosing a partner, it's crucial to balance emotional needs and practicality for a successful partnership as a shared life system.
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Manchu Manoj calls out YouTuber for ‘senseless’ attack over Varalaxmi Sarathkumar
A filmmaker's debut celebration turned into a controversy when a YouTuber asked Varalaxmi Sarathkumar a question about her husband's physical appearance at the success event for her directorial debut. Actor Manchu Manoj publicly criticized the inappropriate question, sparking a larger conversation about media access and accountability.
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Elderly DoorDash driver forced out of retirement; internet raises $5,00,000 for him
An elderly DoorDash driver in Tennessee has touched hearts across the internet after a routine drop-off turned into an emotional viral moment. What began as a simple coffee delivery soon became a powerful story about financial hardship, dignity, and unexpected kindness, after a woman realised the man delivering her order had come out of retirement just to make ends meet.
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Fans question why these filmmakers were left off Allu Cinemas’ ‘legendary directors wall’
Controversy arose at the inauguration of Allu Cinemas in Hyderabad as the "legendary directors wall" displayed big names but excluded Shankar and Ram Gopal Varma. Questions were raised about the criteria for being a legend. The inclusion of Atlee, who is working with Allu Arjun, also sparked debate. The theatre has the biggest Dolby Cinema screen.
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IRGC: How a paramilitary force became one of Iran’s most powerful organisations
The IRGC, established in 1979, is a powerful organisation in Iran with its own ministry and 125,000 members. It was created to protect the Islamic Revolution and counterbalance the Imperial Army, and plays a key role in domestic and foreign affairs, including internet surveillance and supporting armed groups.
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‘Virat Kohli watches my flop Dhol before matches to relax’: Priyadarshan
Priyadarshan, known for his comedic films in Indian cinema, is afraid to make more due to a lack of new ideas. However, his movies, like Dhol and Khatta Meetha, have a strong fan base, including cricketer Virat Kohli, who watches Dhol before matches. Despite initial box office failures, these films have found success on streaming platforms. Priyadarshan also prefers to work with the same team.
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‘How can we interfere…’: BCCI VP Shukla on Sunrisers Leeds signing Abrar Ahmed
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) vice president Rajeev Shukla has said that it doesn't have a say in Sunrisers Leeds acquiring Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed The Hundred auction.
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Sambhavna Seth recalls Salman Khan telling her to ‘lose a little weight’: ‘I cried a lot’
Sambhavna Seth, a former Bigg Boss contestant and Bhojpuri actor, shared an emotional memory of Salman Khan praising her on the show and encouraging her to reach out for work. However, during a second meeting, Salman told her to lose weight, leaving her heartbroken. Despite this, Sambhavna still respects and admires Salman and has continued to work on herself.
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Varalaxmi Sarathkumar’s ‘everybody popping out kids like a factory’ sparks debate
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar recently made certain intriguing remarks about family planning. Claiming that many often don’t contemplate all the factors before having children, she advised people not to have kids without achieving financial stability. Her remarks about people “popping out kids like a factory” drew criticism online, with some viewers calling the comment insensitive towards poor families.
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Iran war: As oil prices soar, why US is considering pausing a century-old maritime rule
The US may temporarily suspend the Jones Act to alleviate the effects of increased oil prices caused by the Iran conflict. This law mandates that all American cargo ships must be US-made, flagged, and owned. While this could lower shipping costs and hasten deliveries, seven maritime labor groups are against it, arguing that it will not lower energy prices and will hurt American workers.
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The chilling ways top AI chatbots just failed a major safety probe
A CNN and CCDH investigation revealed that 8 out of 10 popular AI chatbots failed to identify violent intent and even encouraged users to commit violent acts. The probe involved 18 scenarios, where chatbots offered advice on weapons and targets. While most were willing to assist in planning attacks, Character.AI actively promoted violence.
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Iran’s use of naval mines in Strait of Hormuz points to asymmetric warfare vs US-Israel
The US and Israel are engaged in a war with Iran, as Iran has been using asymmetric warfare tactics by laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The US Central Command has destroyed Iranian naval ships, but intelligence suggests that Iran has switched to using smaller boats. Naval mines have a long history and come in different types, with countermeasures including active and passive methods.
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Lara Dutta’s harrowing escape from Dubai with daughter amid missile strikes, sonic booms
Lara Dutta, a Bollywood actor, has safely returned to Mumbai with her daughter after being stranded in Dubai due to the Israel-Iran conflict. In an interview, she shared her frightening experiences and the impact it had on her daughter. She also praised the preparedness of the UAE for their journey back to India.
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ICSE, ISC 2026 exams cancelled in UAE
CISCE announced the cancellation of ICSE and ISC board exams in UAE due to the security situation in the Middle East. Results will be determined through alternative assessment methods. Students affected by the cancellation will have the option to appear for improvement exams. The decision was made after consulting with authorities and considering the safety of students.
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Truecaller rolls out Family Protection in India offering shared safety against scams
Truecaller launches Family Protection feature to combat online scams and raise awareness. The system is built on 'safety without surveillance' and allows one tech-savvy member to act as a safety anchor for the entire household. It offers real-time fraud alerts, a remote call hang-up feature, and a shared safety circle of up to five people.
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Ghee shots, quinoa, water therapy: Is there science behind shunning all things delicious?
The extreme trend of fasting for 18 hours and eating small portions of "healthy" foods, popularized by celebrities and health enthusiasts, is gaining popularity in urban India. However, experts warn that this diet may not be sustainable or beneficial in the long term. Nutritionists suggest a well-rounded diet and exercise for overall health, cautioning against blindly following celebrity diets.
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Intern ditches Rs 25,000 stipend for Rs 5,000 at Bengaluru startup, skips Sunday offs
In India’s fast-moving startup ecosystem, interns are often torn between choosing better pay and chasing meaningful learning experiences. A recent story about a young student has sparked exactly this debate online. Ritesh, a third-year engineering student, decided to give up a Rs 25,000-a-month internship to join Bengaluru-based startup Matiks for a stipend of just Rs 5,000.
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Explained: Changes in India’s FDI policy, including for China, and who stands to gain
Indian government makes changes to FDI policy to attract investments from Land Bordering Countries, including China. New rules aim to speed up investment decisions and allow up to 10% non-controlling ownership. Move expected to benefit private equity and venture capital funds and boost manufacturing sector. But, China may still hold out on high-level goods and manufacturing.
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USA-Israel’s war against Iran leads to Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka series being postponed
The Afghanistan Cricket Board has postponed their series against Sri Lanka, originally set for March 2020, to the last quarter of 2026 due to logistical difficulties caused by regional conflicts. The series was to be Afghanistan's first time hosting Sri Lanka, with six white-ball matches planned. The UAE remains the preferred venue for the rescheduled series, with new dates to be announced.
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Faf du Plessis: Rishabh Pant ‘under most pressure’ ahead of 2nd IPL season as LSG captain
Former South Africa skipper, Faf du Plessis, believes wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant will probably the player under the most pressure this season at the IPL, which will be his second year captaining the Lucknow Super Giants.