On this day: Rishabh Pant’s knock for the ages helps India conquer the Gabba fortress
India beat an Australian side that was filled to the brim with experience with a bowling lineup that had played a combined eight Tests.
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When Sania Mirza reflected on struggling with depression
Sania Mirza, former Indian tennis player, opened up about her battle with depression during her successful career. She found solace in tennis, but high-pressure careers can take a toll on mental health. High-functioning individuals often overlook their own emotional well-being, making it crucial to recognize early signs and seek help before it becomes overwhelming.
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US life coach warns AI-driven job losses could trigger psychological crisis, violence
American author and life coach Tony Robbins recently highlighted how the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and nanotechnology will lead to mass psychological crisis, identity loss, and even social violence. Speaking on the Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett, Robbins noted that the speed at which AI is evolving poses a serious threat to society and psychology.
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Why Nikhil Kamath believes Indian brands are finally beating the west at luxury game
Zerodha co-founder and podcaster Nikhil Kamath, in his new post, highlighted how Indian brands in foreign markets such as the United States and Dubai are making waves. He added that he hopes home-grown brands will achieve a stronger and more consistent international footprint in the coming years.
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AR Rahman controversy: Taslima Nasreen challenges AR Rahman’s ‘communal’ comment
AR Rahman's statement on facing communal bias in the Hindi film industry has caused a stir on social media. Taslima Nasreen supported him, citing examples of successful Muslim actors in Bollywood. Rahman's daughters defended him, stating his right to speak out. Rahman himself released a video reaffirming his love for India.
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Mrunal Thakur calls herself ‘grounded, unshaken’ amid wedding rumours with Dhanush
Actors Mrunal Thakur and Dhanush are rumored to be tying the knot, but no confirmation has been given. Mrunal's recent Instagram post with a Tamil song has fueled the speculation. However, a source has dismissed the rumors, citing Mrunal's upcoming film releases in February and March. The teaser for her film Do Deewane Seher Mein has also been released.
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Vande Bharat Sleeper cancellation rules: 100% fare loss for late cancellation
Railways has updated its refund policy for Vande Bharat Sleeper trains, stating that passengers who cancel their confirmed tickets at the last minute will not receive a fare refund. The new rules specify that cancellation charges will be 25% if done more than 72 hours in advance, 50% between 72 hours and 8 hours before departure, and no refund if cancelled less than 8 hours before departure.
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ChatGPT ads are coming: Here’s how OpenAI makes money now, and what’s about to change
OpenAI’s decision to start testing ads in ChatGPT marks a significant shift for one of the world’s most widely used AI products, which boasts more than 800 million weekly active users, most of whom have never parted with cash to use the AI chatbot service. While the ads are being introduced on a trial basis, it highlights how advertising remains an attractive revenue model even in the AI era.
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Why this Google data engineer quit the ‘dream job’ to pursue a PhD: ‘Crazy, scary’
A former Google data engineer quit her six-figure salary and job security in big tech for a PhD classroom, believing that a more meaningful career is worth the financial uncertainty.
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Indians remain skeptical of proposed 4-day workweek model
The Indian Ministry of Labour and Employment is exploring the possibility of a four-day workweek with 12-hour workdays, as part of new labour codes. While this could provide employees with a three-day weekend, concerns about sustainability and work culture have been raised. Some believe it could improve productivity and work-life balance, while others fear burnout and performative reform.
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Africa Cup of Nations | Sadio Mane’s finest victory: The ball wizard who chose peace
Sadio Mane, a Senegalese football star, has achieved remarkable success on and off the field. He built a school and hospital in his village and showed great sportsmanship and leadership during a chaotic African Cup of Nations final. Despite facing challenges, he remains humble and focused on making a positive impact.
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R Madhavan debuts sharp salt-and-pepper makeover
At 55, R. Madhavan continues to prove that age is just a number. The actor is currently enjoying the spotlight following his powerful performance in Aditya Dhar’s recently released film Dhurandhar. But beyond the big screen, Madhavan is also grabbing attention in real life, thanks to his latest stylish makeover.
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Daryl Mitchell’s rise: From a no-hoper against spin to world’s best ODI batsman
Daryl Mitchell's perseverance and adaptability have propelled him to become a top contender for the No.1 ODI batsman spot in the ICC rankings, challenging Virat Kohli. Despite initial struggles against spin, Mitchell's father, a renowned Rugby player and coach, played a crucial role in shaping his batting skills.
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I tried Logitech’s MX Master 4. Its ergonomic design, clever gestures and haptics won me
The Logitech MX Master 4 is a revolutionary mouse with an ergonomic design, precise tracking, and customizable features. Its Haptic Sense Panel and Action Ring make it ideal for professionals who spend long hours on the computer. The mouse also has a long battery life and can be customized through software. Despite its higher price, it's a worthy investment for productivity enthusiasts.
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Pakistan Super League (PSL) to have players auction replacing draft
PSL 11 brings major reforms to enhance competitive balance and player earnings, including a player auction system and a franchise purse of USD 1.6 million. Teams can retain four players, but without mentor, brand ambassador, or right to match options. New teams from Sialkot and Hyderabad can also select four players, and one foreign player can be directly signed.
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7 monkey species you didn’t know existed
The primate world is filled with diverse and surprising species, from the tiny Pygmy Marmoset to the striking Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey. The Bald Uakari's red face indicates its health, while the Proboscis Monkey's large nose is used for attracting mates. The critically endangered Roloway Monkey and the famous Celebes Crested Macaque are also featured, along with the affectionate Titi Monkey.
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John Abraham can no longer eat bhindi or baingan after years of extreme dieting
Recently, celebrity fitness trainer Vinod Channa, who has trained several Bollywood stars and is currently the trainer of the Ambani family, spoke about how John Abraham is extremely strict with his diet and has not consumed sugar for years. He also shared how Shilpa Shetty lost her post-pregnancy weight within just three months.
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Why Sikandar failed: Rashmika Mandanna blames it on ‘script that changed’
One of the biggest misfires of last year was AR Murugadoss’s action thriller Sikandar, starring Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna. Desite releasing on Salman’s staple festival of Eid, and being produced by Sajid Nadiadwala’s banner Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, the film underperformed at the domestic box office, managing to earn only Rs 110.10 crore on a budget of Rs 200 crore.
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How Basit Ali and Kamran Akmal blamed Shubman Gill and Gautam Gambhir for ODI series loss
Basit Ali and Kamran Akmal criticized Indian captain Shubman Gill and head coach Gautam Gambhir for tactical errors in the ODI series against New Zealand. They suggested that Rohit Sharma should have been captain and praised New Zealand's spinner Jayden Lennox. They believe India needs to improve their decision-making and appoint Gill as Rohit's deputy instead.
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Indian-origin couple arrested in US for running sex, drug trafficking ring at motel
Five people, including a married couple, were arrested for operating a drug and sex trafficking operation from a motel in Virginia. The couple used the motel's third floor for their illegal activities and made a profit from them. The US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia emphasized the harm these crimes cause and the accused could face a minimum of 10 years in prison.
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‘New Zealand captain was scared’: Kris Srikkanth praises Harshit Rana
New Zealand creates history by winning their first ODI series in India, following their Test series victory in 2025. Despite India's loss, Harshit Rana's performance impressed former critic Kris Srikkanth. Rana and Virat Kohli's partnership showed promise, but India ultimately fell short.
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Raj Kundra on keeping the spark alive in his marriage with Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra discuss the key elements of a successful relationship, including effort, maturity, and prioritization. Raj stresses the importance of giving each other space to grow and creating small rituals to strengthen the bond. Counselling psychologist Athul Raj adds that maintaining curiosity, physical closeness, laughter, and communication are crucial for a lasting connection.
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Neha Kakkar announces ‘break from relationships, work’ after brutal ‘Candy Shop’ backlash
Weeks after her latest single, “Candy Shop,” which she created with her brother Tony Kakkar, opened to widespread trolling and criticism on social media, singer Neha Kakkar has announced her decision to step away from the limelight for a while. In a cryptic Instagram story, Neha revealed that she was taking a break from both personal and professional responsibilities, including “relationships.”
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‘I apologise to football’, Senegal coach Pape Thiaw after AFCON final fiasco
Senegal coach Pape Bouna Thiaw apologises for asking players to leave the pitch during Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco. Controversy surrounds disallowed goal and awarded penalty, leading to chaotic final. Thiaw initially told players to walk off but later reversed decision.
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Maharashtra State Board launches YouTube channel ahead of SSC and HSC exams
Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education introduces YouTube channel for HSC and SSC exam guidance. Includes videos from renowned personalities and board officials to clarify rules and regulations. Chairman Trigun Kulkarni focuses on effective outreach and plans to cover stress management and subject-specific guidance.
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World Economic Forum Meet 2026: What to expect at Davos, who’s attending, why it matters
The 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum will take place in Davos from January 19 to 23, 2026, with the theme 'A Spirit of Dialogue'. Global leaders from government, business, and civil society will gather to address shared global challenges and shape the future through collaboration, long-term solutions, and responsible adoption of transformative technologies.
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‘Disagree, don’t disgrace’: AR Rahman’s daughters break silence over communal remarks
AR Rahman has been under fire after his interview last week, during which he noted how less work has been coming to him due to a power shift within the Hindi film industry in recent years and said it could also be due to the “communal thing”. Now, Rahman’s daughters Khatija and Raheema have come out in their father’s support.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 series: Here’s everything we know so far
Samsung's next flagship phones, the Galaxy S26 series, are expected to launch in early 2026 with three models: S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra. The design will feature a camera island on the back, and battery improvements are expected. The phones will have two different processors, 12GB of RAM, and a 120Hz refresh rate display. AI features and pricing are also expected to play a significant role.
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Australian Open: Turkish tennis player explains rushing to help ball girl after collapse
Zeynep Sonmez, ranked 112th, caused an upset by defeating the 11th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in three sets at the 2026 Australian Open. However, her act of helping a ball girl who fainted during the match gained more attention. Sonmez's instinct to help and her belief in being a good human being were praised, while the incident raised concerns about the extreme heat conditions at the tournament.
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Clashes in Colombia between guerrilla groups leave 27 dead, sources say
In a violent clash over control of a strategic jungle area, 27 members of a leftist guerrilla group in Colombia were killed by a rival faction. The conflict, driven by drug trafficking and illegal mining, has caused over 450,000 deaths and displaced millions. One faction is currently in peace talks with the government while the other remains hostile.
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40-year-old suffers from UTIs for 6 months, urologist says a step away from organ failure
A 40-year-old woman suffered from recurrent UTIs for six months, which eventually reached her kidneys and put her at risk for organ failure. It was later revealed that her use of vaginal washes, on the advice of a friend, was disrupting the natural balance of bacteria in her body. This highlights the importance of seeking medical advice for recurrent UTIs.
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Why Javed Akhtar is clashing with AR Rahman over Bollywood’s ‘communal’ shift
Veteran poet, screenwriter and lyricist Javed Akhtar recently expressed his disagreement with longtime collaborator and music composer AR Rahman over the latter’s claims that the Hindi film industry has become more communal in the past eight years. Akhtar claimed that the film industry has always been religion-agnostic and has picked the best person for the job.
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Vande Bharat Express sleeper train littered within hours of inauguration, video viral
Amid incidents questioning the lack of civic sense among Indian tourists and travellers, a video of litter on a newly inaugurated Vande Bharat sleeper train has caught the internet’s eye.
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Top 10 busiest international flight paths in 2026: BOM-DEL in top 10 domestic rankings
The IATA's latest outlook report predicts a record 5.2 billion passengers will be transported by international airlines in 2026. Asia-Pacific airlines are leading the surge, with the region also dominating the top 10 busiest international flight routes. Hong Kong to Taipei ranks as the busiest flight route. In the domestic rankings, Mumbai-Delhi ranks as the busiest Indian flight route.
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After all the Marathi rhetoric, Mumbai still votes migrant
The recent BMC elections highlighted the emphasis on Marathi identity, but the results showed a significant presence of non-Marathi corporators, with 78 being elected. This trend has been ongoing since the rise of the Shiv Sena in the late 1960s, leading to a decrease in non-Marathi representation. The BJP also played a role in this dynamic.
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Kabir Bedi celebrates 10th wedding anniversary, 80th birthday with wife Parveen in Goa
Actor Kabir Bedi married Parveen Dusanj, who is 30 years younger to him, in 2016.
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Record-breaking snowfall buries high-rise buildings up to 4th floor in Russia’s Kamchatka
A howling winter storm in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula has buried cities under heavy snow, halting transport and leaving at least two people dead.
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Ex-Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif’s granddaughter-in-law wears Indian designers for her wedding
Amid the political tensions between India and Pakistan, the recent wedding of the grandson of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has taken the Internet by storm.
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African Cup final farce: Senegal walk-out after penalty, return to beat Morocco
Senegal's controversial 1-0 win over Morocco in the African Cup of Nations final was marred by a disallowed goal, a VAR-awarded penalty, and a 14-minute delay caused by Senegal's walk-out. The penalty was saved by Senegal's goalkeeper, and they went on to win with a screamer from Pape Gueye in extra time.
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Chitrangda Singh shares her nutritious morning routine for ageless skin and high energy
Chitrangda Singh shares her morning routine, which includes antioxidant-rich drinks and fruits. Her consultant dietitian explains the benefits of starting the day with warm water, cumin and carom seeds, and fruits like kiwi and papaya. This routine focuses on hydration, digestive activation, and gentle nourishment for a healthy gut and steady energy throughout the day.
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Govinda asks Sunita Ahuja not to ‘suffocate’ him; claims conspiracy against him
After Sunita Ahuja accused Govinda of having an affair with a younger woman and also alleged that he did not help his son Yashvardhan Ahuja in his career, the actor has reacted strongly to the claims. Govinda alleged that Sunita is being used as part of a conspiracy against him and requested his family members to “not suffocate” him with their statements in the press.
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Dhurandhar box office collection day 45: Ranveer Singh’s film crosses Rs 875 cr in India
Aditya Dhar’s period spy thriller Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, has completed its historic one-and-a-half-month run at the box office, and it’s still in no mood to settle down. Even on its 45th day, and its seventh weekend, the film continued to add a few more crores every day, allowing its overall domestic haul to cross another unprecedented milestone of Rs 875 crore.
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Virat Kohli’s instant comeback when Harshit Rana called Anushka Sharma ‘maam’
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, the beloved couple of India, received praise for their strong relationship. In a recent interview, Virat's teammate Harshit Rana shared their first encounter and how Virat playfully asked him to call Anushka 'bhabhi'. The couple, who relocated to London in 2024 and got married in 2017, have been enjoying a low-key life away from the public eye.
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After questions on Rohit Sharma’s ‘hunger’, India captain Shubman Gill defends opener
Rohit Sharma, the No. 1 batter in the ODI format, had a disappointing series against New Zealand, failing to convert his starts into big scores. The 39-year-old was criticized for his lack of game time, but captain Gill defended him, saying he has been in great form. However, former New Zealand bowler Simon Doull questioned Rohit's hunger to continue playing until the 2027 World Cup.
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As PG medical seats go up, vacancies spike by nearly 6K from 2021 to over 17K in 2025
The number of vacant post-graduate medical seats has been rising since 2020, with Maharashtra having the most vacancies. The government plans to increase UG and PG seats by 75,000 in 5 years, but lowering the qualifying percentile has sparked concerns about merit and access for top students.
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Investigation into Cambodia job scam points to a Pakistan link
A Pakistani connection has been discovered in the Cambodia job scam that targeted vulnerable job seekers from India. The scam was exposed in 2024 and has been discussed at an anti-terrorism conference. Indian authorities have traced the IP addresses to Pakistan and saved over Rs 7,980 crore by freezing fraudulent accounts.
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Mumbai Mayor will be from Mahayuti: Eknath Shinde, as BMC tussle drags on
Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met with newly elected corporators at a Mumbai hotel amidst a power struggle within the Mahayuti alliance over control of the BMC. The Shinde Sena insists the meeting was for orientation, but the Opposition criticizes it as "resort politics".
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India pushes for easier access to European Union’s steel scrap
Indian negotiators are pushing for easier access to steel scrap from the European Union to counter the impact of the bloc's new import duty on carbon emissions. This move comes after concerns were raised by Indian manufacturers about the duty acting as a barrier to metal exports. India is also increasing its production of "green steel" using scrap to reduce carbon emissions.
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No decision yet on Su-57: HAL awaits Russian team’s report on cost
A Russian team is expected to submit a report on the cost of manufacturing the Su-57 fighter jet in India, including infrastructure, technology, and supply chain development. HAL already has the infrastructure to produce the aircraft, and officials are considering purchasing a fifth-generation jet from a foreign defence major to fill the gap until India's own AMCA is ready.
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What it means when your heart suddenly races mid-workout: ‘It can show up…’
SVT is a medical condition that causes sudden fast heartbeats due to an electrical short circuit. Triggers include exercise, stress, and caffeine. Resting and resetting the rhythm are immediate steps to take. Lifestyle factors like caffeine intake, poor sleep, and dehydration increase risk. Tests may be needed for diagnosis.