‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’ box office collection day 2: The Harshvardhan Rane film to emerge a hit, nears Rs 20 crore, despite competition from ‘Thamma’

Harshvardhan Rane’s ‘Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat’ is performing strongly at the box office, exceeding expectations despite a clash with ‘Thamma’. The film garnered approximately ₹9 crore on its opening day and ₹7.50 crore on the second, totaling ₹16.50 crore. Its impressive hold, especially in key circuits, suggests a potential hit, possibly becoming Rane’s highest grosser.

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MyKayla Skinner reveals shocking death threats after Simone Biles feud and new women’s sports fight

Olympic medalist MyKayla Skinner revealed the devastating impact of online hate following a public disagreement with Simone Biles. Facing death threats and depression, Skinner struggled as a new mother. However, this painful experience ultimately empowered her to find her voice and advocate for women’s sports, joining movements like ‘Save Women’s Sports’.

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Sean Payton defends himself after fans accuse him of shading Russell Wilson over Jaxson Dart praise

Broncos coach Sean Payton’s praise for Giants QB Jaxson Dart sparked controversy, with Russell Wilson calling the remarks “classless.” Payton clarified his comments were not aimed at Wilson, his former player in Denver. Their turbulent past in Denver, marked by Wilson’s struggles and Payton’s decision to bench him, resurfaced, highlighting lingering tensions.

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University of Virginia reaches settlement over admissions and hiring policies: Is federal oversight redefining campus diversity?

The University of Virginia has reached a settlement with the Justice Department to resolve allegations of racial discrimination in admissions and hiring. Following President Jim Ryan’s resignation, UVA pledged to comply with anti-discrimination rules and submit quarterly reports through 2028. The agreement ends the investigation but raises broader questions about federal oversight and the future…

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Aaron Rodgers hilariously responds to Steelers player who tackled him mid-celebration: “You can’t be tackling me…”

Steelers’ Broderick Jones accidentally tackled Aaron Rodgers during a touchdown celebration, leading to a humorous exchange. Rodgers, unfazed, playfully warned his teammate about future collisions. Jones, embracing the moment, vowed to bring similar energy. This incident highlights the developing camaraderie within the team, even as Rodgers proves his enduring skill on the field.

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More young Indians are being diagnosed with cancer, and lifestyle may be to blame

A concerning trend of increasing cancer cases among Indians under 40 is highlighted, with lifestyle factors like processed food, inactivity, and pollution identified as key culprits. Early diagnosis remains a challenge, with many young patients presenting at advanced stages. The article urges broader screening, early health education, and urban policy reforms to combat this growing…

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Is America rethinking the boundaries of science? Survey says yes

A new Pew Research Center survey released in October 2025 reveals that Americans are redefining what it means to “work in science.” While 86% associate science with biologists and 76% with engineers, many now see its presence beyond labs—58% cite farmers and 56% electricians as science-driven professionals, reflecting how scientific thinking increasingly underpins everyday work.

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