120 Bahadur movie review: Farhan Akhtar film brims with action and emotion
120 Bahadur movie review: Farhan Akhtar plays Major Shaitan Singh Bhati with brio, and the film brings a lump to the throat, and a tear to the eye.
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Tejas jet crash: IAF’s heartfelt tribute to Wing Commander Namansh Syal, shares video
IAF Saturday mourned the death of Wing Commander Namansh Syal, the fighter pilot who died in a Tejas aircraft crash at the Dubai Air Show on Friday. His professionalism and commitment to duty were evident in his send-off attended by UAE officials, colleagues, friends, and Indian Embassy representatives, IAF said in a statement.
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Foreign DJ claims Goa police officer misbehaved with her, probe initiated
'Krispie Kristina', a celebrity DJ, accused a North Goa police officer of misbehavior and abuse of power during a routine check. The officer allegedly spoke aggressively and told the foreign national to leave the country. An inquiry has been initiated by the Goa police.
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G20 Summit: PM Modi proposes four initiatives, including one to counter drug-terror
PM Modi addressed the G20 Summit in South Africa suggesting plans like a Global Traditional Knowledge Repository and a Global Healthcare Response Team. He also reiterated India's commitment to Africa and urged for a G20 Initiative against the Drug-Terror connection. The summit, hosted by Africa for the first time, aims to promote inclusive and sustainable growth.
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What was Travis Head’s most incredible shot in his hundred that ‘shell-shocked’ England?
Travis Head's remarkable century in the Ashes Test was defined by a stunning four off a length ball from Brydon Carse. The shot, executed with impressive bat-speed and precision, showcased Head's fearless approach and left both Ben Stokes and Darren Lehmann in awe.
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‘Without brains’: Michael Vaughan and Stuart Broad’s take on England’s loss to Australia
England's former captain, Michael Vaughan, believes that their collapse in the second innings and subsequent loss to Australia will have a damaging effect on the team. He points out their mistakes in squandering a dominant position and compares it to the previous Ashes series. Former bowler Stuart Broad also expressed frustration and praised Australia's competitive mentality.
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How Kuldeep Yadav foxed his Delhi Capitals teammate Tristan Stubbs with flight and guile
Kuldeep Yadav's satisfaction was evident as he left Tristan Stubbs one short of a milestone on Saturday. His deviousness and classical turnaround on the lifeless Guwahati track were encouraging. Despite a tough bowling day, his three wickets raised his stature as India's second-leading all-weather threat. The think tank's faith in Stubbs' ability for nimble runs was proven.
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Epstein Files may not become public yet, despite Trump signing their release. Here’s how
The US Congress has passed a resolution to speed up the release of the Epstein Files, which President Trump has signed into law. These files contain evidence from criminal cases against Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. The law requires the release of all files within 30 days, but there are concerns about possible delays due to a new DoJ investigation.
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Labour codes: Gains from cut in compliance obligations likely to offset cost increase
The implementation of the four new Labour Codes is expected to ease the compliance burden for the country’s MSMEs. Expanded social security net, safety mandates, and greater digitisation of human resource management dictated by the Codes could push up employee costs, industry representatives are of the view that these costs pale in comparison to the reduced compliance burden.
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‘Try it tonight and thank me later’
Alaya F, known for her love for health and wellness, frequently shares her DIY recipes on Instagram. Her latest upload revealed her go-to nighttime drink for detox, de-bloating, and digestion. The concoction includes ajwain, jeera, saunf, ginger, mint, and sabja seeds. Nutritionists Garima Goyal and Sohini Banerjee explain the health benefits of these ingredients.
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Pat Cummins gives an update about playing second 2025-26 Ashes Test against England
Pat Cummins is expected to make a comeback in the second Ashes Test against England after recovering from a back injury. He has been practicing bowling and is confident of being fit for the match. However, Usman Khawaja may not be able to play due to back spasms, with Travis Head stepping in and scoring a match-winning 123 runs in the first Test.
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‘If he is in police custody, I want to know,’ brother of top Maoist leader
A day after his habeas corpus petition was rejected by the Andhra Pradesh High Court, Thippiri Gangadhar, the youngest sibling of CPI(Maoist) Central Committee member Thippiri Tirupati alias Devuji, tells The Indian Express that he has “very strong doubts” about his brother’s whereabouts.
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‘White collar’ terror case: J&K Police arrests man from Srinagar
The State Investigation Agency (SIA) of the Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested a man on Saturday from Srinagar in the 'white collar' terror module case, officials said. The arrested accused, identified as Tufail Niyaz Bhat, is a resident of the Batamaloo area of Srinagar. He was arrested as part of the ongoing investigation into the 'white collar' terror module case.
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Ashes: Michael Vaughan says it will be amateurish if England don’t play pink ball warm-up
England captain Ben Stokes is sticking to their original plan despite their defeat against Australia in the Perth Test. However, former captain Michael Vaughan has criticized their approach and urged them to practice with the pink ball before the second Test. The team's limited preparation and Australia's strong record in day-night Tests have raised concerns.
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Psychology can change way food tastes
Gastrophysics is a growing field that delves into the complex relationship between our senses, brain, and mental states in shaping our eating experience. Emotions, expectations, and company can all influence how food tastes. Being mindful and paying attention to each bite can enhance the richness and satisfaction of a meal, while distractions and negative emotions can dull our taste buds.
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Kuldeep Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah’s jugalbandi restrict South Africa in Guwahati Test
In the second Test match between India and South Africa, Bumrah and Kuldeep led India's early resurgence, leaving South Africa six down for 247. Despite difficult weather and pitch conditions, Bumrah and Siraj built pressure on the openers, while Kuldeep's spin tactics were successful against the top order. However, South Africa's Stubbs and Temba were able to hold their ground.
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Ahead of local body polls, Kerala gets EVM tracker — created by two BTech students
As they cast their maiden votes in the upcoming local body elections in Kerala, two BTech students have become part of the election management process by developing an inventory and management software for electronic voting machines (EVMs). Simply put, the software can track electronic voting machines (EVMs) online.
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X launches transparency feature revealing account history, location and username changes
Elon Musk's X introduces "About this account" feature on user profiles to increase authenticity and combat misinformation. The feature, announced in October, reveals location, username changes, and joining date. It is now available to all users and allows for easy access to modify privacy settings. X joins Instagram in offering this transparency option.
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Jasmin Bhasin reveals her DIY fix for dry, itchy and flaky scalp
Jasmin Bhasin's DIY hair mask, made with curd, honey, and lemon, is a great solution for dry, itchy scalp and frizzy hair. However, Dr Rozy Badyal cautions against improper usage. While curd nourishes and hydrates, honey aids in moisture retention and scalp repair, and lemon controls dandruff, it should be used carefully on chemically treated or sensitive scalp.
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Set up temporary detention centres in each district to lodge ‘infiltrators’: Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued instructions to all District Magistrates (DMs) to take swift and stringent action against "infiltrators" and "illegal immigrants". Emphasising that law and order, national security, and social harmony remain top priorities, he stated that any illegal activity will not be tolerated.
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Kerala bride injured in car crash gets married in hospital to keep ‘muhurtam’
It was a scene that could have easily been in a movie. In Kerala, a woman’s wedding day saw an unexpected turn when she met with an accident on the morning of the ceremony. Yet, instead of postponing the nuptials, her family and the groom moved quickly to ensure that the sacred muhurtam was not missed, even if it meant that they had to say their vows inside a hospital’s emergency room.
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As Delhi chokes, 16 power units around the capital run without SO₂ controls
Delhi's air quality remains poor as 16 out of 21 coal-based thermal power units within a 300-kilometre radius continue to operate without flue gas desulphurisation (FGD) systems. These units emit high levels of sulphur dioxide (SO₂), a major pollutant. Despite government regulations, compliance with FGD installation is slow, with only 13 units out of 35 having installed the technology.
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What do these 8 sleep behaviours reveal about your nervous system?
Nupur Patil and Dr Shaunak Ajinkya explain how disrupted cortisol and circadian rhythms can lead to common sleep behaviors like sweating, grinding teeth, and sleepwalking. They recommend regulating the nervous system with practices like breathwork, cold exposure, and grounding techniques to improve sleep quality and prioritize rest.
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Kannada star Dr Rajkumar sang ‘Bheege Honth Tere’ at 75, recalls Kunal Ganjawala
Famous singer Kunal Ganjawala met legendary actor-singer Dr Rajkumar, who expressed admiration for his voice despite the language barrier. Dr Rajkumar even fed him with his own hands, leaving Kunal deeply touched. He promised to visit the Kannada superstar whenever he was in town. Sadly, Dr Rajkumar passed away.
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‘OTT platform backed out of their deal after watching 12th Fail’ says Vidhu Vinod Chopraa
Vidhu Vinod Chopra's film '12th Fail' won two National Film Awards but faced difficulties in getting an OTT deal. The filmmaker shared that a platform backed out due to lack of funds, despite the film's success in theatres for 7 months. He also revealed the emotional tension during the shoot and how it was captured in a single long take.
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1 police constable, 2 others arrested in Bengaluru ATM cash van heist
The Bengaluru police on Saturday announced the arrests of a police constable and two others, and recovered Rs 5.76 crore in connection with the biggest broad-day heist where Rs 7.11 crore was robbed from an ATM cash-carrying vehicle on November 19.
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Aditya Roy Kapur recalls the time he almost got inked at 18
Actor Aditya Roy Kapur almost got a big Jim Morrison tattoo on his back, but a tattoo artist advised him to think twice. Experts warn that getting a tattoo is a serious commitment and removal can be difficult, so it's important to choose a certified professional and follow after-care instructions.
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Lakshya Sen wins 85 minute thriller against Chou Tien Chen
In a gripping Super 500 Sydney spring semifinal, Lakshya Sen emerged victorious over Chou Tien Chen after an intense 85-minute showdown. Despite not winning Olympic medals, both players showcased their determination and talent, making the match a must-see for badminton enthusiasts.
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Who is Lakshya Sen’s next opponent – Yushi Tanaka?
Yushi Tanaka, also known as Yuji, is a rising star in the international badminton scene. Coached by former World champion Kento Momota, Tanaka's aggressive and strong defensive skills have earned him praise. Despite criticism for only winning in Japan, Tanaka is determined to prove himself and reach the top 10 in the world.
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African student shares honest experience of studying at IIT Bombay
An African student studying at IIT Bombay has opened up about his journey as an international student, giving a rare and honest look into what it is really like to navigate life at one of India’s most competitive institutes. In his Instagram post, Wizah S Sichilindi shared how his early days on campus were far more intense than he imagined.
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Behind Trump’s call to ‘execute’ Democrat lawmakers, concerns of illegal military action
President Trump's call for the execution of six Democratic leaders for their "seditious" actions has sparked backlash and damage control from the Republican party. This was in response to a video by the Democrats urging military personnel to disobey illegal orders, citing Trump's history of advocating for such action. Concerns have been raised about Trump's attempts to expand the military's role.
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5 items you will never spot at a dermatologist’s house
Dermatologists warn against using everyday items like loofahs, plastic combs, nose strips, makeup wipes, and anti-hairfall shampoos as they can cause harm to the skin and hair. They recommend using gentle alternatives like microfiber washcloths, wooden or carbon combs, salicylic acid-based cleansers, with natural ingredients for healthier skin and hair.
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Kochi man ‘beats sex worker to death, dozes off while trying to dispose body’
A 60-year-old man in Kochi allegedly beat a woman to death at his home but dozed off near the body while trying to dispose of it, said police.
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OnePlus hints ‘New Watch’ debut alongside the global launch of OnePlus 15R
OnePlus is teasing a new smartwatch, the "OnePlus New Watch," on its UK and EU websites. It may be a modified version of the Oppo Watch S and will be announced before the OnePlus Watch 4 cycle. A global launch event is expected on December 17, with a discount for subscribers and a chance to win a free unit. The OnePlus 15R phone is also set to release, possibly a customized version.
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‘Learn from Karnataka’: Cong questions effectiveness of ‘repackaged’ 4 labour codes
The Congress party has accused the Modi government of repackaging 29 existing labour laws into four codes, questioning if it will truly benefit workers. These codes, which cover wages, industrial relations, social security, and working conditions, were implemented after five years of being cleared by Parliament. The government plans to seek public comments before finalizing the rules.
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Tata Trusts trustee Khambata dubs reports of ‘coup’ or ‘takeover’ as ‘absurd’
Senior lawyer and trustee Darius Khambata refuted claims of a takeover of Tata Trusts after Ratan Tata's death. He supported Noel Tata as Chairman and opposed the listing of Tata Sons. Khambata expressed disappointment with media coverage and stressed the importance of consensus within the Trusts. He defended his actions as always being in the Trusts' best interest, even if not popular.
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Residents hold protest in Navale Bridge area; warn of blockade over poor safety measures
Residents living near Navale Bridge are demanding an elevated road and a reduction in the steep gradient on the Mumbai-Bengaluru highway after a recent accident killed eight people. They held a post-death ritual to protest against the authorities' negligence in ensuring safety. Maharashtra Industries Minister Uday Samant has promised to find a permanent solution.
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Indian woman studying at NYU takes a stand against Nikhil Kamath’s jibe on MBA students
Indian tech billionaire and Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath has sparked a wave of criticism online after remarking that a 25-year-old pursuing an MBA must be “some kind of an idiot”. The comment, widely circulated on social media, has not been received well by many. Among those responding is 27-year-old Anaheez Patel, an MBA candidate at NYU Stern School of Business.
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Spotify rolls out new ‘Import Your Music’ feature to simplify playlist transfers
Spotify's new 'Import your music' feature simplifies switching from rival music services by allowing users to transfer playlists directly into the app without third-party apps. It supports major platforms like Apple Music and YouTube Music and users can access all creative features after importing. The app's recommendation system also considers imported music for a personalized experience.
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Did you know that cats can develop dementia, too?
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have found that cats can develop dementia, similar to Alzheimer's disease, due to a build-up of toxic proteins in their brains. This highlights the importance of early detection and treatment, and offers insights into the disease's progression and potential treatments for both cats and humans.
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No mobile data, no CCTV, no leads: How a brown tape led cops to solve a PG owner’s murder
In 2014, Mary Lucas, a 68-year-old woman, was murdered in her Bengaluru home. After months of no leads, an arrest in another case led to the arrest of three men who confessed to the crime. They were sentenced to life imprisonment in November 2020. The police officer who led the investigation considers it one of his most challenging cases.
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Chadwick Boseman honoured with Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Chadwick Boseman, the iconic Black Panther actor, sadly passed away at 43 from colon cancer. Despite his untimely death, his legacy continues as he was posthumously recognized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His peers, such as Viola Davis and Ryan Coogler, praised his talent, leadership, and kindness.
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Matthew McConaughey shares his ultimate marriage hack; experts weigh in
Matthew McConaughey, in an interview, revealed his marriage hack of ditching a king-size bed for a queen-size one, which helped strengthen his relationship with wife Camila Alves. While this hack may not work for everyone, it highlights the importance of understanding what works for each couple to maintain a strong bond.
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Sanju Samson shares how he heard ‘CSK is one of the finest dressing rooms’
Sanju Samson's move to Chennai Super Kings could be a game-changing moment for the franchise. With doubts surrounding MS Dhoni's future, Samson's arrival brings a breath of fresh air. He recalls meeting Dhoni at 19 and is excited to finally play with him. Samson is eager to experience the renowned CSK dressing room, described by many as one of the best in the IPL.
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Vivek Oberoi says lobbies in Bollywood blocked his road to success
Vivek Oberoi, a successful Bollywood actor, faced a major downfall in his career after accusing Salman Khan of harassment in 2003. Despite appearing in successful films, he was ostracized by the industry due to pressure from powerful lobbies. This led to a period of depression for Vivek, but with the rise of OTT platforms, the industry is becoming more talent-driven.
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Lucknow civic body conducts another campaign against unlicensed dog ownership
The Lucknow Municipal Corporation on Saturday, November 22, launched a campaign against unlicensed dog walkers in several areas of Indira Nagar. Several dog owners were fined after they were found without a valid licence.
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Kerala cyber police file case over fake video of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
A fake video of the Chief Election Commissioner of Kerala has been circulating on social media, leading to a case being registered by the Thiruvananthapuram City Cyber Police. The video contained a fabricated photo and edited footage and was traced to the social media platform X. Cyber patrolling has been increased ahead of local body elections in Kerala to prevent the spread of false information.
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‘Not a big deal’: JDU’s Ashok Choudhary on Samrat Choudhary getting Home portfolio
Reacting to the Home portfolio being allotted to Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, Bihar Minister Ashok Choudhary said that it is "not a big deal" that responsibility is given to a young leader.
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Bengaluru cabbie steps out mid-ride to buy food for hungry female passenger
A small but powerful act of kindness in Bengaluru has touched thousands online after a woman from Mumbai shared how her Uber driver came to her rescue on an unexpectedly rough night. What started as a stressful, exhausting evening turned into something she says she will never forget.
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Mitchell Starc’s stunning diving catch to dismiss England opener Zack Crawley for a pair
Mitchell Starc shines with a seven-wicket haul, including his 100th career wicket and a brilliant return catch, as Australia limits England to 172 runs in the first innings. Starc also takes a wicket in the first over for the 24th time, while England loses six wickets.
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Calcium tablets vs ragi: Which is a better addition to your menopausal diet?
Ragi, a staple in India for centuries, is a nutrient-rich grain with calcium, iron, amino acids, and slow-releasing energy. It is a popular superfood with fibre, potassium, zinc, and magnesium, suitable for all ages. Benefits include improved bone health, blood glucose and cholesterol management, and reduced risk of cardiovascular disease.