“You think they are stupid”: When Ajay Devgn recalled his father’s death to Bear Grylls and what becoming a parent taught him

Devgn opened up about his father’s health problems and the injuries he suffered during his years of working on film stunts. Children do not always see their parents the way they do as adults. What once felt like unnecessary advice, restrictions or interference can look very different years later, especially after becoming a parent oneself….

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‘I was not yet asleep, being a night owl. And now I don’t think I’ll be able to sleep’: Nobel Prize winner Karl Deisseroth in first reaction after winning |

Karl Deisseroth was working late on a research paper and had just gone to lie down when a call from Stockholm arrived with news that would change his night. The Stanford psychiatrist and scientist had been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, sharing the honour with Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for…

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Virat Kohli mimics people really well, maybe Anushka Sharma can give him some acting tips, says Rahul Dravid: ‘He is pretty much a pro at it’ | Hindi Movie News

Virat Kohli may be one of the biggest names in international cricket, but former India head coach Rahul Dravid believes the star could also have what it takes to face the cameras for a Bollywood film. While discussing cricketers who could make good actors, Dravid recalled Kohli’s mimicry skills and his extensive experience in advertising.In…

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Humayun Kabir: Bengal bypolls: AJUP chief Humayun Kabir detained in Murshidabad after casting vote | India News

Humayun Kabir detained after voting as Bengal votes in Rejinagar, Nandigram bypolls NEW DELHI: Aam Janata Unnayan Party (AJUP) chief and MLA Humayun Kabir was briefly detained by Rejinagar Police and taken away from his party office in Murshidabad on Tuesday following a heated argument with police.The detention came after he cast his vote in…

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South African mining tycoon Neal Froneman to spend $402 million turning a 600-hectare farmland into a Formula 1 circuit to bring racing back to the country by 2031

A South African consortium led by former Sibanye-Stillwater executive chairman Neal Froneman is exploring a $402 million project to turn a 600-hectare farmland into a Formula 1 circuit in order to bring racing back to the country by 2031, as per a report by Business Tech.Blue Mountain Racing has secured about 600 hectares in Swartland,…

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