Photographer confronts crowd surrounding foreign female tourist at Taj Mahal; video sparks debate on "Civic Sense"
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Why was the Asian Games 2026 flag-hoisting ceremony delayed?
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Quimcy: Ronaldinho-inspired Teqball puts her one win away from Asiad history
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'We all waited for like 6 hours to get a room': D Gukesh explains why Arjun Erigaisi lost in Chess Olympiad 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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Psychology explains why mothers keep asking “Did you eat?” even when their children are grown up: Behind those three little words is a lifetime of love, worry and the instinct to care
Even as adults, children often find themselves answering their mothers' gentle inquiries about whether they've eaten. This seemingly simple question carries with it a deep emotional resonance, showcasing the enduring nature of maternal care. Each time a mother asks, it reinforces a bond that transcends age, revealing that the need to nurture remains strong throughout life.
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Not one, but two? Stanford University scientists find the brain is two separate organs
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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‘After working a 12-hour shift, a woman comes home, cooks food’: 'Lust Stories 3' star Radhika Apte says women often have ‘zero time’ for their own desires while balancing work, motherhood and household duties
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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'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2’ September 18 written update: Nandini steals the pen drive from Shobha
Nandini stumbles upon a pen drive that holds explosive video evidence implicating her in the shooting of Parth. With urgency, she decides to come clean to Karan before he learns the truth from another source. At the same time, Tripti schemes to take advantage of Sid's affection for Samaira. Amidst preparations for a pooja honoring Parth and Rio, Nandini's dramatic reveal of the incriminating footage leaves the family stunned.
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‘Moment of pride for Marathi cinema’: Devendra Fadnavis celebrates Santosh Davakhar’s ‘Gondhal’ as India’s official entry from 33 films for Oscars 2027
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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Zubeen Garg's first death anniversary; fans gather at Zubeen Khetra
Hundreds of fans gathered to remember Assamese singer Zubeen Garg on his first death anniversary. They paid tribute to the music icon at a memorial site near Guwahati. Members of AASU and family also attended the remembrance event. The organization called for justice regarding the singer's unexpected passing. The Assam government organized a three-day program to honor the artist.
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Sobhita Dhulipala calls her ‘Vettuvam’ character Rathi ‘really a badass’, challenges the usual portrayal of women in action films: ‘She is the one starting half the fights... she is her own boss’
Sobhita Dhulipala discusses her role as Rathi in Pa. Ranjith's upcoming film 'Vettuvam'. She describes Rathi as an unapologetic woman actively participating in the film's action sequences. Dhulipala connects with characters by embracing their diverse manifestations as part of a larger whole. She previously debuted in Tamil cinema with Mani Ratnam's historical epic 'Ponniyin Selvan'. 'Vettuvam' is Pa. Ranjith's first pan-India film releasing soon.
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In 2003, a Montana family bought 57 acres along the Stillwater River; after cameras documented bears, wolves and mountain lions, they have permanently protected the property from development
A Montana family has successfully secured fifty-seven acres of pristine riverfront terrain for permanent conservation. This crucial initiative plays a major role in preserving essential wildlife habitat along the Stillwater River. With camera traps recording a plethora of species, such as bears and wolves, this area now joins a broader network of safeguarded open land, ensuring its untouched beauty remains for future generations.
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Someone took your usual office chair? Psychology explains why it can feel strangely unsettling
An office chair often serves as a trigger for established routines, creating a connection between the workspace and daily tasks. When another person takes this chair, it can disrupt this flow, leading to frustrations due to altered sequences and hindered choices. The brain becomes conditioned to link the chair with the initiation of the work day, showcasing its importance in maintaining productivity.
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Montana Family Protects Land: Cameras reveal rich wildlife corridor; easement keeps riverfront intact
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'Can't afford petrol': Pakistan PTI workers ride donkey carts to assembly in protest
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