Busy Thursday: 6 listings & a mega IPO

Day will also witness the listing of six companies after their IPO bids closed last week MUMBAI: Thursday is going to be a busy day for Dalal Street. While the much-awaited NSE IPO will open for subscription, the day will also witness the listing of six companies after their IPO bids closed last week.These companies,…

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Harmanpreet Kaur: Harmanpreet Kaur will rediscover batting form at Asian Games: Anjum Chopra | Asian Games 2026 News

Harmanpreet Kaur (ANI Photo) MUMBAI: Amid growing calls for a leadership change in Indian women’s cricket, former India captain Anjum Chopra has backed Harmanpreet Kaur to continue leading the side, insisting she remains the best person for the job despite recent scrutiny over her form.Harmanpreet scored 71 runs in five matches at the Women’s T20…

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In 2020, Jennifer Lopez invested USD 1.365 million in a solar-panel-powered LA home remodelled with red roof tiles and a spacious floor plan |

All you need to know about Jennifer Lopez’ LA home with solar panels and red tiled roof slates. (Image Credits: Instagram) During the Covid-19 period, Jennifer Lopez made a big addition to her real estate portfolio. Lopez was staying with her now ex-fiancé, ex-New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez, in her Hamptons home on Long Island;…

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Salman Khan gets aarti direction wrong during Ganpati celebrations, sister Arpita Khan Sharma’s quick correction wins hearts online |

Salman Khan gets aarti direction wrong during Ganpati celebrations, sister Arpita Khan Sharma’s quick correction wins hearts online Salman Khan‘s Ganpati celebrations with his family included an adorable sibling moment that caught social media’s attention. During the aarti, the actor appeared to rotate the thali in the wrong direction, prompting his sister Arpita Khan Sharma…

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Britain sees second-best butterfly season in 16 years; people counted almost 1.4 million common butterflies and moths; painted ladies jumped by 335%, but scientists are worried

The record heat of 2026 made this summer exceptional for butterfly-watching. More than 100,000 volunteers fanned across Britain with notebooks this summer, tallying nearly 1.4 million common butterflies and day-flying moths. This was the second-best butterfly season of the past 16 years, according to the Big Butterfly Count. Painted ladies surged by 335% compared with…

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