Drishyam 3 surpasses Rs 330 crore worldwide; OTT release date announced
Superstar Mohanlal reflected on the incredible journey of the Drishyam franchise and expressed gratitude to audiences worldwide.
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Why India pacers struggle in Jasprit Bumrah’s absence?
India's defeat to England in the ODI series finale revealed the shortcomings of their inexperienced backup fast bowlers, who are struggling to adjust to the demands of modern ODI cricket. The absence of Bumrah and Siraj weakened India's attack and exposed their reliance on the duo's distinct abilities.
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853 passes, one goal and total control: How Spain won FIFA World Cup
Spain dominated the World Cup final against Argentina with 853 passes and over 400 touches more than their opponents. They only conceded one goal in the entire tournament, thanks to their ironclad control and 20 shots. Rodri, Cubarsi, and Laporte controlled two-thirds of the pitch, earning individual awards. Lionel Messi ran over 10 kilometers but was unable to make an impact.
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Other Jantar Mantar protest: When CJP’s march eclipsed Omar Abdullah’s statehood demand
The National Conference's protest in Delhi for Jammu and Kashmir's statehood restoration was overshadowed by the Cockroach Janta Party's march. The party faced criticism for its decision to protest in Delhi instead of Kashmir and only received support from its own leaders and a few Congress members. The limited demand for statehood was seen as half-hearted and ill-supported by rival parties.
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Prakash Raj addresses CJP protesters, waves Indian Constitution. watch
Actor Prakash Raj joined the CJP in its Chalo Sansad March on Monday, July 20. Now, photos and videos showing Prakash with the protesters have gone viral on social media. In one of the clips, he was seen addressing the protesters from atop a vehicle via a loudspeaker. As protesters raised the slogan "Inquilab Zindabad," he waved the Indian Constitution to the crowd, and they erupted in cheers.
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‘Give me a spell, Aaqib, you muppet’: Jason Gillespie hits back at Javed
Former Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie refuted accusations made by director of High Performance Aaqib Javed, stating that Javed and former coach Gary Kirsten were uncooperative. Gillespie also revealed that players' lack of fitness led to the decision to not play spinners in the first Test against England.
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New once-daily pill to lower bad cholesterol approved by FDA
Lipfendra is a new FDA-approved medication that lowers LDL-C levels in adults with high cholesterol and HeFH by blocking a protein that reduces the liver's ability to clear bad cholesterol. This once-daily oral tablet is effective in reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke, making it an important treatment option for those with high cholesterol.
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J&K floods: Schools shut, Amarnath yatra halted, Srinagar’s Ghanta Ghar impacted
Jammu and Kashmir hit by heavy rainfall, leading to flash floods and landslides. Government issues advisories for caution and restricts movement in vulnerable areas. Death toll at 17, with Chief Minister announcing compensation for families. Met department predicts more rain in the next three days. Precautionary measures taken, including extending summer vacation and suspending Amarnath Yatra.
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The story behind Nita Ambani’s Kanjeevaram sari: ‘Woven in pure gold zari’
Nita Ambani, Chairperson of Reliance Industries, was honoured with the AAPI Humanitarian Award in Florida. She wore a classic Kanjeevaram sari from Swadesh, elevated with hand-painted Tanjore motifs by Manish Malhotra. The sari is a testament to Indian craftsmanship and a tribute to our rich textile heritage.
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Lamine Yamal’s World Cup celebration with little brother Keyne melts hearts online
Viral videos shared on social media showed the toddler, dressed in a red Spain jersey and clutching a piece of the goal net, running toward Yamal, 19, before the footballer hugged him.
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Ruturaj Gaikwad set to lead West Zone in Duleep Trophy
Ruturaj Gaikwad and Shams Mulani have been appointed as captain and vice-captain respectively for the West Zone team in the Duleep Trophy tournament. The squad, selected by Rajesh Pawar, features a balance of young and experienced players, including Prithvi Shaw and Sarfaraz Khan. The tournament will be held in Bengaluru at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence, with the final match.
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Annu Kapoor disagrees Shah Rukh Khan is the ‘last superstar’
Shah Rukh Khan's statement on Anupam Kher's talk show about being the 'last of the stars' has sparked debate over the years. However, his Darr co-star Annu Kapoor disagrees and believes that no one can match the legacy of Amitabh Bachchan, Lata Mangeshkar, and Asha Bhosle. He also dismisses the idea of Shah Rukh being the 'last superstar' and praises him as a family man.
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How a new law aims to place ‘Vande Mataram’ on a par with ‘Jana Gana Mana’
A Bill is expected to be introduced in Rajya Sabha for the national song 'Vande Mataram' to have the same protection as the national anthem. Offenders who intentionally prevent singing could face imprisonment and fines. However, the Supreme Court in the past has ruled that individuals cannot be forced to sing the national anthem and their right to respectful silence must be respected.
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Married at 19, Naseeruddin Shah was ‘obnoxious’ to first wife
Naseeruddin Shah and Ratna Pathak Shah are one of Bollywood's most enduring couples, admired for their honesty, mutual respect and decades-long companionship. However, before marrying Ratna, Naseeruddin went through a troubled first marriage with Purveen Murad.
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Can a husband’s employer be involved in matrimonial litigation?
The Supreme Court addressed the issue of women writing to their husbands' employers during matrimonial disputes, causing termination of employment and maintenance issues. This practice has been reported before, causing mental cruelty and damage to reputation. False allegations can also result in disciplinary action and criminal defamation complaints.
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‘What Spain do off the ball impresses me’: Thierry Henry on La Roja
Spain becomes the first country to hold both men's and women's World Cup titles after beating Argentina 1-0 in the final. Ferran Torres scores the winning goal in extra time. Thierry Henry praises Spain's playing style and their perseverance through criticism. Their dominant passing game and unbeaten streak of 38 matches, along with their ability to demoralize opponents, leads them to victory.
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Hema Malini breaks down, says daughters Esha, Ahana struggling after Dharmendra’s death
Hema Malini got emotional as she spoke about her husband Dharmendra, and how daughter Esha and Ahana are struggling after his death.
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Chipmakers head for big profit gains, but will it be enough?
On Thursday, U.S.-listed shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the world's largest contract chipmaker, slipped even though the company posted a 77% jump in second-quarter net profit and beat market forecasts. Earlier this month, shares of Samsung Electronics fell sharply even though the company reported a 19-fold jump in second-quarter operating profit.
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Meta faces Tennessee trial over allegations Instagram was designed to be addictive
Meta Platforms faces trial in Tennessee on Monday over the state's claims that Instagram's design is to blame for a youth mental-health crisis, one of several trials in the coming weeks testing allegations that the company's social media platforms were intentionally built to be addictive. Tennessee accuses the company of violating the state's consumer protection law.
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‘A season on the cart’: Why these Indian summer fruits are suddenly going viral
Summer in India brings an array of traditional fruits and vegetables to weekly bazaars, emphasizing their cultural and nutritional significance. While imported fruits like blueberries are popular, local favorites like jamuns and kokum are gaining traction. Growing exotic fruits like dragon fruit and yellow watermelon promotes crop diversity and rural livelihoods.
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From Lexus LM 350h to Mercedes Maybach S560: Inside Kamal Haasan’s luxury garage
Kamal Haasan, one of the greatest and most influential actor-filmmakers in Indian cinema, entered mainstream politics by launching his party Makkal Needhi Maiam in 2018. Kamal remains one of the richest politicians in Tamil Nadu, with assets worth over Rs 300 crore. His car collection includes a Lexus LM 350h, Mercedes-Benz Maybach S 560, BMW i7 xDrive60, and a Mahindra Bolero B6 (O) BS-VI.
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‘10 years, zero offers’: Archana Puran Singh makes shocking revelation about film career
TV icon Archana Puran Singh believes her film career was not successful despite her appearances in successful films. Although she earned acclaim for her performance in Bol Bachchan, she didn't receive any substantial acting offers for a decade, possibly due to her busy TV schedule and the industry's unconventional methods. However, she is excited for her upcoming series, Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya.
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Alibaba unveils Qwen 3.8 Max days after Kimi K3 as China’s AI race heats up
Alibaba on Sunday, July 19, launched its latest flagship AI model called Qwen 3.8 Max under preview. The large language model (LLM) has been described as comparable to leading frontier AI models in performance, and second only to Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5. The preview version of Qwen 3.8 Max can be accessed by developers through Alibaba’s coding platforms such as Qoder and QoderWork.
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Kamran Akmal on Rohit Sharma’s 138 vs England: ‘Today’s innings was his answer’
Kamran Akmal praises Rohit Sharma's century in the third ODI against England, calling it the biggest story of the day and a statement innings that silenced his critics. He also criticizes India's bowling performance, noting their lack of experience and variety without Kuldeep Yadav.
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Is staging a protest legal in India: What rights, restrictions the law gives
The police cracked down on the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and its supporters during a planned march to Parliament. The government has reached out to protesters. The Supreme Court has upheld the right to peaceful assembly, but has also set limits on protests, such as regulating the number of participants and disallowing weapons.
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CJP march to Parliament: The law invoked to impose curfew across New Delhi, how it is used
Thousands of protesters marched in Delhi, demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for NEET-UG exam irregularities. The police used Section 144 to prevent the protesters from reaching Parliament, raising concerns about its misuse. The Supreme Court has stressed that this provision should only be used in necessary situations.
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Disha Patani’s intense squat move is tougher than it looks
Disha Patani's latest workout video, where she performs a weighted-assisted squat hold with her trainer, showcases her commitment to building a strong and agile body. This routine combines strength training, explosive movements, balance, and coordination, and is recommended by experts for its numerous benefits.
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Drums, drizzle, and ‘Jai Bhim’: The day India converged on Delhi, marched for education
Thousands of protesters gathered near the Parliament complex in Delhi for the 'Sansad Chalo' march led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). The protest, demanding reform in the education system, saw people from all age groups and walks of life come together.
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Russian woman shares what surprised her about being pregnant in India; video goes viral
A Russian woman living in India has shared her experience of pregnancy away from home, highlighting the cultural differences she encountered along the way, prompting several users to comment about local beliefs.
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Sahiba Bali sparks dating rumours with Arjun Kapoor: ‘Don’t believe everything’
Sahiba Bali, known for her frequent collaborations with comedian Samay Raina on YouTube, has been linked to Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor after they were spotted at the India vs England match at Lord’s. Sahiba has responded to the dating rumours by sharing a post on her Instagram Story, denying the speculations.
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PV Sindhu pitches SS Rajamouli for role in his next film: ‘Cast me as a badminton player’
PV Sindhu, the first Indian to win the Japan Open, caught the attention of SS Rajamouli, who congratulated her on social media. Sindhu, in response, expressed her eagerness to be a part of Rajamouli's upcoming film, Varanasi, starring Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Prithviraj Sukumaran.
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Sohail Khan on reconnecting with ex Seema Sajdeh ‘after years’: ‘We’re talking again’
Years after their divorce, Sohail Khan reveals that participating in Alliance has helped rebuild his bond with ex-wife Seema Sajdeh, bringing them closer through conversations and mutual care.
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Omicron RF.5 variant detected in Andhra Pradesh: what experts say about its risk
The Omicron RF.5 variant has been detected in four COVID-19-positive samples from Kadapa district in Andhra Pradesh. The state's health minister confirmed the presence of the variant and reviewed the COVID-19 situation with officials. However, there is no evidence that RF.5 is more dangerous than other Omicron variants, and current vaccines remain effective in reducing severe illness.
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Caught on camera: Tourist plunges 40 feet after zipline safety lock fails in Karnataka
In a horrifying incident, a tourist fell nearly 40 feet during a zipline ride at a resort in Karnataka's Dandeli. The incident was captured on camera and has sparked concerns over safety standards at adventure destinations.
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Shabana Azmi joins CJP protest march, dismisses Bollywood’s absence
Veteran actress Shabana Azmi joined the Cockroach Janta Party's 'Sansad Chalo' march to protest the NEET paper leaks and demand the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The march, led by CJP's Abhijeet Dipke and activist Sonam Wangchuk's wife Gitanjali Angmo, saw support from other film personalities and urged the media to focus on the protesters' demands.
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‘No noise, no fun’: Rohit dismisses retirement speculation after Lord’s hundred
Rohit Sharma reaffirms his commitment to continue as India's ODI opener after smashing a record-breaking century against England at Lord's. Despite facing scrutiny over his spot in the team, Rohit remains focused on his role and is determined to contribute to the team's success.
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Sun sets on World Cup football’s greatest career as Messi tears drown out final
Lionel Messi's hopes of defending his title with Argentina were shattered as they lost to a strong opponent. Despite his efforts, Messi's legacy remains intact as he has been the most influential figure in the World Cup for two decades. While he led Argentina to success in his prime, his final attempt fell short, but he still leaves a lasting impact.
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China’s Moonshot AI pauses new signups for Kimi K3 as demand overwhelms GPUs
One sign an AI launch is going well? You have to put new users on hold, and that is exactly what Chinese startup Moonshot AI has done just a week after the release of Kimi K3, its latest AI model with performance comparable to leading models from US rivals OpenAI and Anthropic at some key tasks. In a post on X, Moonshot AI said that Kimi K3 has received far more love than expected.
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Deepika Padukone’s pregnancy work routine sparks questions about third-trimester safety
Deepika Padukone, a top Bollywood star, has defied norms by working on her film 'Raaka' during her third trimester of pregnancy. Despite promoting a balanced work-life, she is determined to finish the project before maternity leave. While her crew commends her dedication, experts caution pregnant women to listen to their bodies and avoid strenuous tasks during this stage.
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Salman spends most of his time at Panvel farmhouse
Aayush Sharma shared that Salman Khan prefers to spend most of his time at his Panvel farmhouse. He revealed that the family's inside joke is that they get to go there and return only when Bhai decides.
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Trump booed at FIFA trophy presentation; video sparks online reactions
US President Donald Trump was met with loud boos from sections of the audience during the FIFA World Cup trophy ceremony at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey Sunday.
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Assam floods halt train services: Indian Railways suspends operations in Simaluguri
Heavy rainfall in Assam has caused the Dikhow River to overflow, leading to flooding in the Simaluguri area. Train operations have been suspended, and long-distance trains have been diverted. The NFR is providing assistance to affected passengers, including food, water, and transportation. The situation is being monitored, and necessary measures are being taken to restore train movement.
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One in five Indian women now lives with PMOS: Why is it rising?
PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, is a widespread endocrine disorder that impacts women worldwide. One in every five Indian women is living with PCOS, latest data shows. It affects multiple bodily systems, including insulin regulation and fertility.
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CJP’s Abhijeet Dipke drinks juice on Sonam Wangchuk’s request to break his fast
Cockroach Janta Party founder, Dipke, ended his hunger strike after activist Sonam Wangchuk requested him to do so. Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali Angmo, announced from the protest stage that Wangchuk needed Dipke to break his fast in order to continue the protest. Dipke drank juice and the protest at Jantar Mantar continues.
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AI-generated image, digital overwrite: NTA clarifies NEET-UG result discrepancy claims
NTA clarified after NEET-UG 2026 candidates raised concerns about discrepancies in their OMR sheets and scorecards. The agency found fabricated, digitally altered or AI-generated documents, with Kanpur-based Arya Singh's case gaining attention. NTA examined each representation and found official records consistent, warning against submitting fake documents.
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Aayush Sharma says he still can’t call father-in-law Salim Khan ‘Dad’
Arpita Khan and Aayush Sharma's marriage faced criticism for being a publicity stunt, but the couple has been happily married for 11 years with two children. Aayush has learned to ignore the trolling and has a good relationship with Arpita's family. He also clarified that his career has no connection to his family.
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Why India’s crude oil import bill surged despite lower import volumes in June quarter
India's crude oil import bill surged by 60% in the first quarter of the current financial year due to supply tightness and high prices caused by West Asia crisis and blocked energy flows. LNG imports and petroleum product exports dropped in volume but increased in value. This has raised concerns about trade balance, inflation, and exchange rate due to India's heavy dependence on energy imports.
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Spain didn’t just win the World Cup. They made an argument for greatness
Spain's U-21 team, led by manager Luis de la Fuente, dominated the World Cup and showed potential to become a football dynasty. Their journey to victory was flawless, with a focus on minimizing risk and maximizing efficiency. With a young and talented squad, they have the potential to surpass the tiki-taka era and become one of the greatest teams in history.
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This animal has a surprisingly weird way of showing it’s angry at you: it spits
Llamas are known for their dramatic defence mechanism of spitting, which is not just saliva but a mixture of stomach contents. This behaviour is mainly used for defence and communication, such as establishing dominance, competing for food, or expressing irritation. Humans can also become targets if the llama feels stressed or annoyed.
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Amitabh Bachchan’s note to Messi after Argentina’s FIFA World Cup loss
Amitabh Bachchan has shared an emotional reaction to Argentina's heartbreaking defeat in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, paying tribute to Lionel Messi after Spain lifted the coveted trophy.
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Watch: What Mumbai’s Juhu Beach looked like in 1939, before plastic and crowds took over
These posts give a glimpse of what the city's famous shoreline once looked like, further triggering conversations about pollution and urbanisation.