‘Saiyaara’ Box Office collection day 14: Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s romantic film earns Rs 6.5 crore on second Thursday; crosses Rs 280 crore mark

Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s romantic film ‘Saiyaara’ continues its successful box office run, earning Rs 6.50 crore on its 14th day, bringing the total domestic collection to Rs 280.50 crore. Despite facing competition from new releases like ‘Kingdom’, the film is holding strong, although experiencing a dip in daily collections.

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Hidden microplastics in your kitchen: How plastic sneaks into your food and easy ways to cut exposure

Microplastics are pervasive in our kitchens, contaminating food, water, and even cookware. These tiny particles enter our meals through various sources, including soil, packaging, and processing. Simple changes like using glass containers, filtering water, and avoiding ultra-processed foods can significantly reduce exposure and promote a cleaner, safer diet.

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What is Tiger Woods’ net worth in 2025? Exploring financial empire of the richest golfer in the world

Tiger Woods, the undisputed king of golf, has amassed an astonishing $1.8 billion in career earnings, solidifying his status as the wealthiest golfer ever. Beyond tournament wins, his fortune is built on lucrative endorsements, savvy real estate investments, and innovative ventures like his tech-driven golf league. Woods’ empire continues to expand, showcasing his enduring financial…

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‘I couldn’t take it’: Jemimah Rodrigues makes shocking revelation, explains why she deleted WhatsApp after Women’s World Cup win

Indian cricketer Jemimah Rodrigues deactivated WhatsApp after receiving a thousand messages post her semi-final heroics in the Women’s World Cup. Overwhelmed by the attention while preparing for the final, she disconnected from digital platforms to maintain focus. This highlights the immense public interest in women’s cricket and the challenges athletes face managing newfound fame.

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PCB lodges complaint against Arshdeep Singh for alleged obscene gesture in Asia Cup clash

The Pakistan Cricket Board has lodged a formal complaint with the ICC against India’s Arshdeep Singh. The PCB alleges Singh made “obscene gestures” towards spectators after India’s six-wicket victory over Pakistan on September 21 in Dubai. Citing a breach of the ICC Code of Conduct for “immoral gestures,” Pakistan demands strict disciplinary action, escalating tensions…

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