Whale Post-Mortem Behaviour: Study details mother’s vigil; scientists urge further observations
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She paid Rs 79 lakh for Rs 2.14 crore villa, but it stayed unfinished; RERA orders refund with interest
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Amid Tata group power struggle, Shapoor Mistry backs RBI’s call on Tata Sons listing; full text of statement
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India A vs Australia A: Tripurana Vijay replaces injured Vijaykumar Vyshak
Karnataka's fast bowler, Vijaykumar Vyshak, will miss the upcoming India A fixtures due to injury and has been replaced by Andhra's off-spinner, Tripurana Vijay. The India A squad is set to face Australia A in two four-day matches, taking place entirely in Puducherry. Following the tests, the teams will also compete in three one-day games as part of the series.
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Olympia: The same cafe where Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon, Tom Holland had chai is now at the centre of a food safety crackdown
The iconic Olympia Coffee House in Mumbai, recently a hotspot for Hollywood celebrities, has seen its food licence revoked due to serious hygiene breaches. An inspection by the FDA uncovered alarming violations such as a pest problem and inappropriate waste found in food storage. The establishment must address these issues thoroughly before it can reopen.
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BJP leader Bittu alleges cavalcade attack, claims AAP supporters pelted stones and eggs
Senior BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu faced an alleged attack while en route to Pathankot. His convoy was reportedly surrounded and pelted with stones and eggs by a large group. Bittu claimed AAP supporters were involved and alleged police complicity in the incident. He sought shelter in a house, which was then surrounded by the agitated crowd.
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86-year-old woman killed in leopard attack in Bahraich, body found 50m from home
An eighty-six-year-old woman was killed by a leopard in Bahraich's Sujauli area. The animal entered her makeshift house and dragged her away by the neck. Her partially eaten body was found nearly fifty meters from her home. Villagers claim the leopard has been active for a week and this is the third incident. Forest officials have deployed traps and camera traps to capture the animal.
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'Ramayana' runtime in English to be SHORTER; Hindi cut of Ranbir Kapoor and Yash starrer to be 30 minutes longer with song sequences
Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana will feature a shorter English version for global audiences. This international cut will omit songs and trim scenes to suit viewer preferences. The film's Hindi version is expected to be significantly longer, including musical numbers. International releases are scheduled for November 5, with the Indian release on November 8. Part two of this epic saga is planned for a Diwali 2027 release.
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Kia Carens Clavis gets more affordable automatics: Prices, details
Kia India has expanded automatic transmission options for the Carens Clavis model. New automatic variants are now available with both turbo-petrol and diesel powertrains. The Carens Clavis EV now receives a lifetime battery warranty for its first private owner. This new warranty covers the battery for fifteen years with unlimited kilometers. Commercial customers and subsequent owners retain the standard eight-year battery warranty.
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How a car crash exposed the kidnap-murder of a 13-year-old boy in Bengaluru
A car accident near Yelahanka revealed a kidnapped boy's body. Police discovered Prajwal's remains in the vehicle's dickey after the crash. The driver, Bhaskar Reddy, confessed to kidnapping and murdering the neighbor boy. Reddy killed Prajwal after the boy resisted his escape attempt. He planned to transport the body to Andhra Pradesh for disposal.
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Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke to employees: Don't make AI do all your work, it does not add value only ...
Tobias Lütke, the CEO of Shopify, has cautioned his team against over-reliance on AI for their tasks. He characterized unchecked AI output as 'slop grenades,' which only serve to create extra work for his colleagues. Similarly, duolingo's CEO, Luis von Ahn, revealed challenges linked to AI-generated content, which researchers dub 'workslop.' This unproductive generation is costing organizations significant resources while undermining trust among coworkers.
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From tens of millions to just 1,000: 140 years after America’s national mammal vanished in the 1880s, indigenous tribes and conservationists are helping bring it back to the prairie
Bison are revered as America's national mammal, symbolizing rich cultural and ecological traditions for indigenous communities. Throughout the 1800s, rampant hunting and westward expansion caused their near extinction. However, through dedicated conservation initiatives, bison populations have rebounded. Native tribes and conservation groups are now working to restore bison to their historic habitats, enriching the Great Plains and celebrating their ancestral legacy.
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‘Om Namah Shivay’: Abhishek Sharma’s VIRAL Shiva moment after record century reveals the spiritual side of India’s explosive star
Abhishek Sharma marked his fastest T20I century with a moment of meditation right on the pitch, displaying his dedication to a disciplined lifestyle. Daily meditation is part of his routine, emphasized by his father, who points out a structured schedule beginning each dawn. This calming practice allows him to cope with the rigors of professional cricket, inspiring fellow players to also consider the benefits of mindfulness.
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Woman Captures Mother's First Flight Journey, Calls It "Favourite Memory Ever"
She wrote that she cried before and after making the video, showing just how much the moment meant to her.
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Exclusive: Asian Games Chief Dismisses Backlash Over Container Housing, Accommodation Chaos
In an exclusive interview with NDTV Sports, Asian Games Chief Tayyab Ikram dismissed the social media backlash over Nagoya's logistical chaos and unconventional athlete housing, defending the container-style lodgings and cruise ships as "five-star facilities" superior to standard hotels. Ikram emphasized that the organizing committee is handling team preferences and weather safety proactively, asserting that official morning meetings with the Chefs de Mission have yielded "zero complaints."
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