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When Vicky Kaushal spoke about Katrina Kaif’s discipline, ‘She’s like a beast…’
Vicky Kaushal often praises wife Katrina Kaif’s “monstrous” discipline and intense work ethic, calling her a “beast” when preparing for roles. Despite her professional drive, the couple enjoys a “lazy” off-screen dynamic at home. They recently welcomed their first child, a baby boy, on November 7, 2025, marking a new chapter in their lives.
When food insecurity enters the classroom: Cambridge educators see hunger rise amid SNAP cuts
A prolonged federal shutdown is significantly impacting Cambridge families, particularly those with school-age children, due to SNAP delays. Local food pantries are experiencing a surge in demand, with schools reporting increased student hunger, affecting attendance and concentration. Community efforts and emergency funding are stepping in to bridge the gap, highlighting the critical link between food…
‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’ box office collection day 19: The Harshvardhan Rane starrer sees growth on third Saturday, inches closer to Rs 75 crore
Despite a Diwali release and fewer screens, Harshvardhan Rane’s film surprised with strong performance, outshining expectations. While newer releases impacted its run, the movie maintained steady collections, reaching Rs 74.45 crore. Its third Friday marked a low point, but a holiday-driven Saturday saw a welcome surge in earnings.
Exclusive – Mangal Lakshmi actor Kapil Nirmal: There are definitely more options now, but shifting from one medium to another is still a task
Actor Kapil Nirmal, recently seen in Mangal Lakshmi, discussed his career shift towards web series and films while remaining open to compelling television roles. He emphasized focusing on quality work and exploring genres like thrillers and social dramas. Nirmal also expressed a preference for starting new shows, finding the responsibility motivating.
Asia Cup controversy: ‘Feels great to finally get to touch the trophy,’ says Suryakumar Yadav
The Indian team had earlier declined to receive the Asia Cup winner’s trophy from PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi, who also serves as the Asian Cricket Council chairperson, citing his anti-India stance. Efforts are now underway to resolve the trophy dispute, with representatives from both cricket boards having met recently in Dubai.
Harvard faculty divided over deep PhD cuts as school battles $365 million deficit
Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences is implementing drastic Ph.D. admission cuts, ranging from 50% to 75% across disciplines, due to a significant structural deficit. These reductions, described as “massive and savage” by former President Summers, are raising concerns about academic fabric and undergraduate education, despite faculty understanding of fiscal necessity.