September 20, 2026

August 2026

Who is Sriya Reddy playing Mahakali opposite Akshaye Khanna? Know about her cricketing family and ‘Salaar’ connection |

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Who is Sriya Reddy playing Mahakali opposite Akshaye Khanna? Know about her cricketing family and ‘Salaar’ connection Sriya Reddy is once again attracting attention with her striking transformation in ‘Mahakali’, directed by Prashanth Neel. The film’s teaser has generated considerable interest, particularly because of Sriya’s fierce portrayal of Goddess Mahakali. Her brief appearance towards the…

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Elite Education: Why royals and billionaires, the world’s 1%, send their children to Swiss boarding schools

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Photo: Instagram/Institut auf dem Rosenberg For the children of kings, billionaires and some of the world’s most powerful families, school can be a very different experience. Their education may take place beside Lake Geneva, their winter months may be spent in the Swiss Alps, and their classmates may include heirs to fortunes and members of…

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Daily Nadi Horoscope for Leo (25th August 2026): A Small Work Habit Could Multiply Into a Bigger Result

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With the Moon residing in Capricorn, today is an ideal time to tackle tasks with a diligent mindset. As Venus transitions into Chitra Nakshatra, it invites an emphasis on enhancing quality through sophisticated methods. The auspicious Tripushkar Yoga highlights the importance of consistent daily routines. For those under the Leo sign, strategic planning and delegation…

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Meet Vick Tan: The Minnesota student who turned a teabag into a low-cost filter that removed more than 90% of arsenic from water |

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A small teabag may not seem like much of a solution to polluted drinking water, but for Minnesota student Vick Tan, it became the centre of a science project that went far beyond the classroom. Tan helped develop a simple-looking pouch designed to capture arsenic from contaminated water, using a mix of cellulose fabric, crushed…

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Centre asks states, union territories to expand piped gas network | India News

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India’s piped gas netword. Photo credit: IANS NEW DELHI: Trying to accelerate the adoption of piped gas for cooking and industrial purposes, the Centre has asked states and Union Territories to provide district-level administrative support and appoint nodal officers to coordinate with gas distributors and oil marketing companies to expand the network.Govt has also directed…

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‘UK participating in Ukraine war’: What triggered Russia’s ‘outrageous threat’ to Britan

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Russia accused Britain of repeatedly taking steps that deepen its involvement in the conflict and prevent progress towards a negotiated settlement. Russia has accused the UK of ‘directly’ participating in the war in Ukraine after London agreed to share classified information to help Kyiv develop its own long-range missiles. The move has drawn a sharp…

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‘Mirzapur: The Movie’: Munna Bhaiya returns to the big screen; makers share NEW MUNNA promo | Hindi Movie News

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The excitement around ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’ has reached a new high as the makers have unveiled fresh promos featuring two of the franchise’s most iconic characters Munna Bhaiya aka Divyenndu and Guddu Pandit aka Ali Fazal. The upcoming film marks the much-awaited theatrical debut of one of India’s most popular OTT franchises.The new Munna promo…

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‘It would have been great exposure’: AITA, Bopanna slam 2026 Asian Games tennis omissions; Sports Ministry steadfast on selection criteria | Tennis News

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Rohan Bopanna slammed the Sports Ministry for their Asian Games selection criteria in Tennis. (File) NEW DELHI: In June earlier this year, Manas Dhamne and Vaishnavi Adkar were among the four tennis players roped into the government’s Target Asian Games Group (TAGG). The objective of the scheme was to fund the athletes in their bid…

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In 2005, crickets were fertilised aboard the ISS; 112 embryos and larvae were studied, and the microgravity-exposed larvae hatched earlier than ground controls

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Cricket on a plant (Image Credit: Canva) In 2005, scientists conducted an unusual experiment aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to investigate how microgravity affects reproduction and early development. According to a NASA technical publication on ISS research, crickets were fertilised in orbit, allowing scientists to observe embryos and larvae that began developing under microgravity….

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