Stars who left us this year—Take a look

The South Indian film industry faced a year of significant losses in 2025, mourning the deaths of several prominent figures. The industry bid farewell to stuntman SM Raju, Telugu actor Kota Srinivasa Rao, and legendary actress B. Saroja Devi. The year also marked the passing of veteran actors, producers, and the father of director S.S….

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Travis Kelce confronts much shorter Broncos defender in fiery on field clash

Kansas City’s Travis Kelce and Denver’s Ja’Quan McMillian clashed on the field during Sunday’s game. The heated exchange occurred after McMillian made a hard tackle on Kelce, leading to a face-to-face confrontation. This incident added significant intensity to the already fierce rivalry between the Chiefs and Broncos, highlighting the high stakes and physical nature of…

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Canada’s 10-year education reform report faces credibility questions over fabricated citations

Newfoundland and Labrador’s 10-year Education Accord NL, aimed at modernizing schools and post-secondary institutions, faces scrutiny after at least 15 citations were found to be fabricated. Experts warn this undermines credibility, with possible AI involvement. While the government downplays errors, the controversy highlights the need for rigorous scholarship alongside innovation, ethical AI use, and transformative…

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How mindful ingredient choices can make festive foods healthier

Festive Indian kitchens are alive with traditional aromas, but delicious can also be healthy. Rethinking ingredients like jaggery, natural salts, and pure spices allows for mindful indulgence. By choosing unrefined, chemical-free alternatives, home cooks can preserve authentic flavours while nourishing the body, bridging modern wellness with timeless traditions for a truly balanced celebration.

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Bihar polls: RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav promises permanent status for Jeevika Didis; sidesteps Mahagathbandhan tensions

Tejashwi Yadav unveiled a significant electoral promise: Jeevika Didis will become permanent government employees with a Rs 30,000 monthly salary. He criticized the current government’s Rs 10,000 scheme as a bribe, assuring loan interest waivers and interest-free credit for Jeevika Didis. Yadav highlighted public discontent with the ‘double-engine’ government over corruption and unemployment.

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