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'Nagabandham' BO day 5: Virat Karrna's film slows on weekdays

Nagabandham collections saw a dip on its fifth weekday of release. The film earned Rs 76 lakhs net on day five, a decrease from day four. India collections for Nagabandham have now crossed Rs 11 crore net. Worldwide gross collections are approaching Rs 15 crore after overseas earnings. The Telugu version registered an overall occupancy of 17.23%.
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'MIB' BO day 19: Samantha's film crosses Rs 94.79 cr

Maa Inti Bangaaram's theatrical run continues, though collections slowed during its third week. The action drama earned approximately forty lakhs net on its nineteenth day. This latest figure brings the film's total India net collection closer to sixty crore. Overseas audiences have also supported the movie, pushing worldwide gross collections near ninety-five crore. The film follows a former assassin protecting her family from past threats.
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Quote of the day by Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio's career spans decades, showcasing his versatile acting talent. He has starred in numerous acclaimed films across various genres. The actor champions environmental causes and wildlife conservation efforts. His life philosophy emphasizes living in the moment and embracing opportunities. DiCaprio's journey reflects a dedication to his craft and a grateful outlook.
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India moves up 2 places in FDI inflow ranking


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Rupee gains on cheaper oil, FII buying


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Nato showcases big arms deals as Trump sulks

Nato showcases big arms deals as Trump sulks
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Nolan Wells update: What happened to Mississippi teen after Horn Island trip? Family takes new step for investigation

Nolan Xavier Wells, an 18-year-old Mississippi student-athlete, was found dead on Horn Island after going missing during a Fourth of July trip with friends. Authorities have not announced a cause of death and say the investigation is ongoing. His family has hired attorney Ben Crump and is calling for a thorough, transparent review of the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Back from the ‘dead’: What exactly happens when you’re still alive after doctors call you dead?

The phenomenon known as Lazarus syndrome occurs when a heart starts beating again after resuscitation attempts cease and death is declared. This fascinating medical anomaly, named after a biblical figure, has made its mark within medical circles. Experts speculate that the unique pressure shifts during CPR and the impact of medications might contribute to this event.
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Blasts rock Damascus on Macron visit

Blasts rock Damascus on Macron visit
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'They wanted Messi to stay': Egypt coach Hassan accuses officials of favouring Argentina after 'undeserved' World Cup win

Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan accused FIFA and match officials of treating his side "unfairly" after their dramatic 3-2 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 defeat to Argentina. Furious over key refereeing decisions, Hassan suggested external influences helped keep Lionel Messi and the defending champions in the tournament, insisting Egypt had been "cheated" after surrendering a two-goal lead.
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"Seven absolutely incredible artists": Global Citizen CEO showers praise on BTS and ARMY ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 halftime show

Global Citizen CEO Hugh Evans thanked BTS and ARMY ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final halftime show, revealing fans have already raised over $40,000 for the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund. He praised BTS for using their platform to support children's education worldwide. The historic halftime show on July 19 will feature BTS, Madonna and Shakira, with proceeds helping the campaign's $100 million fundraising goal.
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Psychology says people who spend a few minutes looking at trees or the sky aren’t wasting time: Research suggests brief contact with nature can restore tired attention

In today's fast-paced work environment, the significance of short breaks is often underestimated. Yet, Attention Restoration Theory highlights the rejuvenating impact of nature. Simple interactions with natural elements, such as observing trees or clouds, can rejuvenate our cognition. Even a fleeting glance at outdoor scenery enhances memory and mental flexibility, underscoring that these brief respites are crucial for maintaining focus and productivity.
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