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Soori hails Jason Sanjay’s humility at ‘Sigma’ event

Actor Soori expressed admiration for Jason Sanjay’s impressive two-and-a-half-hour film narration, highlighting his humility. He noted that Jason's style mirrored that of his father, the esteemed actor Vijay. Soori encouraged Jason to explore acting opportunities alongside his new directorial venture. The film 'Sigma', featuring Sundeep Kishan, is scheduled for release on October 2, marking Jason Sanjay's entry into directing with this bilingual film.
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‘After working a 12-hour shift, a woman comes home, cooks food’: Radhika Apte

Radhika Apte has opened up about why women often struggle to find time for their own desires while balancing work, motherhood and household responsibilities. Speaking to IANS in the context of ‘Lust Stories 3’, the actor said women often have “zero time” for themselves and stressed that motherhood should not become their entire identity. She also discussed the unequal burden of domestic work, arguing that sharing responsibilities could give women more space to live for themselves.
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Devendra Fadnavis celebrates Gondhal as India’s official for Oscars

Marathi film 'Gondhal', directed by Santosh Davakhar, has been selected as India's official entry for the Oscars 2027 in the International Feature Film category, beating films like 'Dhurandhar'. CM Devendra Fadnavis called it a "moment of pride for Marathi Cinema." The film follows Suman, a bride escaping her oppressive marriage through a midnight ritual.
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Brain is two separate organs? Stanford scientists track two cell lineages in new study

Groundbreaking research has uncovered that the human brain originates from two unique groups of embryonic cells, each taking a separate developmental route. This revelation challenges the traditional notion of a centralized brain control structure. The insights gained could significantly enhance efforts to cultivate targeted brain cells and model various brain disorders, opening new avenues for research and treatment innovations.
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‘Rained bricks on him’: UK-returned grad kidnaps, kills neighbour’s son in B'luru

A UK-returned MTech graduate was arrested for kidnapping and killing a 13-year-old boy. The accused planned to extort Rs 1 crore from the boy's father to repay debts. He lured the boy with firecrackers and driving lessons before killing him. The accused then attempted to transport the body to Andhra Pradesh for disposal. His plan unraveled after crashing his vehicle while inebriated.
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'We waited for like 6 hrs to get a room': Gukesh on why Arjun lost Round 1 game

World champion D Gukesh said Arjun Erigaisi’s shock opening-round loss was partly influenced by India’s hectic arrival and accommodation issues, with players waiting six hours for rooms. Gukesh also backed India’s decision to field him on Board 4, saying Pragg and Arjun were in strong form and the order was chosen to maximise the team’s chances.
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Musk promises 'Jesus-Level' miracles from Neuralink after a 'beautiful surprise'

Elon Musk's Neuralink has reached a remarkable milestone, enabling an ALS patient to express themselves through a synthetic voice that captures their unique vocal tone. Described by Musk as a potential 'Jesus-level technology,' this breakthrough represents a major step forward. However, it's essential to note that the device is still in the experimental phase and lacks regulatory approval for widespread use.
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'Struck her with stones': After rape, Delhi man kills 10-year old in fear

Delhi Police filed a chargesheet in the alleged rape and murder of a 10-year-old girl. The accused allegedly abducted the child near CDR Chowk and took her to Mandi. He then sexually assaulted her and later strangled her to death. The accused, Basu Kumar Singh, has multiple prior cases registered against him. Singh was shot after attempting to escape during a crime scene reconstruction.
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Can your boss force you to serve full notice period? Know buyout rules & costs

Notice period buyouts are often treated as though they are a standard right available to employees. However, there is no specific legal provision that gives an employee an automatic right to buy out the notice period.
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Mindy Kaling calls Maitreyi Ramakrishnan 'sparkly' as 'Best of the Best' drops

Mindy Kaling couldn't be prouder of Maitreyi Ramakrishnan's latest venture, 'Best of the Best.' She praised Ramakrishnan as a vibrant talent excelling in her role. Now streaming on Netflix, this comedy-drama follows the exciting journey of a competitive Bollywood-fusion dance team in college. Ramakrishnan, who gained recognition from 'Never Have I Ever,' continues to shine.
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'Both the trophies will come': BCCI's big update on Asia Cup trophies snubbed by Mohsin Naqvi

The arrival of India's Asia Cup trophies at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai is on the horizon. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia assured fans that the silverware would be en route soon. Both the men's and women's cricket teams chose not to participate in trophy presentations in Dubai. Notably, the women's team held their own medal ceremony after clinching the final, demonstrating a resolute stance towards trophy recognition.
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‘Treated on floor, verandah’: Dhaka hospitals struggle to find space for dengue patients

Dengue cases are severely straining Dhaka hospitals, with patients treated on floors and verandas. Over 747 new patients were admitted nationwide in a single 24-hour period. August saw the worst dengue outbreak this year, reporting over 20,000 infections. Experts predict the situation could worsen further in October, requiring more action. Destroying mosquito breeding grounds remains the long-term effective solution.
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Sunita Ahuja hugs Krushna Abhishek’s twin sons as they touch her feet during Ganpati celebrations

Sunita Ahuja celebrated Ganpati with Krushna Abhishek's family, creating touching memories. Her grandsons, Rayaan and Krishaang, demonstrated their reverence by touching her feet for blessings. In a warm embrace, Sunita expressed her love for her grandchildren during this festive occasion. This heartfelt visit comes after a long-awaited reunion with Krushna and Kashmera, marking the end of a fourteen-year family rift.
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