Mamta Kulkarni seeks blessings at Andheri Cha Raja; Recites aarti— Calls herself 1008 Mahamandaleshwar Yamai Mamta Nand Giri

Former Bollywood actress Mamta Kulkarni, now known as Shri Yamai Mamta Nand Giri, surprised devotees at Mumbai’s Andheri Cha Raja during Ganesh Utsav. Dressed in orange and with a tilak, she recited the aarti, showcasing her devotion. Having embraced sanyas and becoming a Mahamandaleshwar, Mamta’s spiritual journey continues despite past controversies, dedicating her life to…

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Travis Hunter’s wife Leanna Lenee opened up about the NFL rookie waiting outside while she partied with friends

Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee’s marriage, which began in May 2025, has faced public scrutiny and divorce speculations. Leanna’s past comments about partying while Travis waited for her led to intense trolling, causing them to briefly deactivate their social media. Despite the controversies, they married, but rumors persist, and they’ve retreated from the public eye.

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The Auqib Nabi story: Father wanted him to be a doctor but ‘qismat’ had other plans for Dale Steyn of Baramulla

From curfew-hit Baramulla to tormenting batters in domestic cricket, Auqib Nabi’s rise has been nothing short of inspirational. The bowler who once borrowed spikes for trials, now dreams of donning India colours. Mentored by Irfan Pathan and inspired by Parvez Rasool, Nabi’s story is a tale of perseverance, patience, and unwavering belief in destiny

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Severe cold wave continues in central India; heavy rainfall to lash southern states: IMD issues weather forecast

India faces a stark weather contrast: heavy rains are set to drench the southern peninsula while a severe cold wave grips central regions. The IMD forecasts widespread wet conditions across the south, including Tamil Nadu and Kerala, from November 16-19. Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh endure intense cold, with minimal temperature changes expected elsewhere.

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Soon, fishing canoes to help Goa coastal patrol

Goa’s fisheries department is enhancing coastal patrols by enlisting local fishing canoes. These agile vessels will be hired hourly to swiftly respond to illegal near-shore fishing activities, particularly from neighboring states. This initiative, alongside upcoming drone surveillance, aims to protect local livelihoods and juvenile fish populations by improving real-time monitoring and rapid intervention.

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Picking the right vegetables abroad felt like a full academic module’: An Indian student on the hidden struggles of studying in the UK

Neeharika’s study abroad journey from Bengaluru to the UK reveals a profound personal transformation. She navigated initial quietude and daily challenges, learning independence through everyday tasks. University life demanded self-direction, while building a community provided crucial support. This experience underscores that growth abroad is subtle, unfolding through ordinary moments and quiet victories, ultimately proving immensely…

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