Sonam Kapoor: I miss our Diwali parties in Mumbai
The actress talks about her love for Diwali prep and how she is making her son Vayu understand the significance of Indian festivals
India-Russia maritime ties: Moscow proposes collaboration in shipbuilding and port infra; partnership to expand across Indo-Pacific
Russia has proposed fresh shipbuilding initiatives to India, aiming to expand maritime cooperation across the Indo-Pacific and Indian Ocean Region. Discussions covered civilian maritime sectors, including vessel designs, port infrastructure, and crew training. Both nations explored opportunities in green shipbuilding and specialized vessel construction.
‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ trailer out, movie to hit theatres in April 2026
The trailer kicks off with Mario and Luigi having a good laugh, totally mocking a super-tiny Bowser. Turns out, after chowing down on a Mini Mushroom at the end of the first flick, he’s now their pint-sized prisoner, a far cry from his usual menacing self. They’re definitely enjoying his diminished state.
India to need 2L staff for EV charging by 2030
Tata Power launched Mumbai’s first MegaCharger hub amid concerns about a skilled manpower shortage hindering EV infrastructure growth. A TERI-MBRDI study emphasizes the urgent need for trained professionals to manage charging stations, highlighting gaps in training and standardization. While public charging points have increased significantly, experts stress that talent readiness must align with hardware deployment…
“Moments when it feels there’s no work”: Dwyane Wade’s wife Gabrielle Union opened up about the harsh reality of racism in Hollywood in a throwback confession
Gabrielle Union, wife of NBA star Dwyane Wade, bravely shares her experiences with racism in Hollywood, detailing career setbacks despite her talent. She also stood by Wade during his cancer battle, showcasing their strong bond. Despite challenges, Union remains a celebrated actress, proving her resilience and worth in the industry.
Siddaramaiah vs DKS: Rift, ‘secret deal’ and an admission – what’s happening in Karnataka?
Karnataka’s Congress faces a leadership tussle between Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar, with party chief Mallikarjun Kharge acknowledging the need for a resolution. Shivakumar hinted at a “secret deal” for leadership transition, while Siddaramaiah reportedly seeks a swift decision from the high command. Meanwhile, some leaders have proposed Kharge himself for the CM post.
Nobel Peace Prize: 4 US presidents have won top honours — will Trump join club?
As the Nobel Peace Prize announcement nears, Donald Trump, a nominee, expresses doubt about winning, despite claiming to have settled multiple wars. Experts question his eligibility, citing his withdrawal from international agreements, which they argue contradicts the prize’s aim of fostering fellowship among nations. Four US presidents have previously received the award.
Indian students may flee US colleges: Here’s why tighter visa rules are forcing a rethink
Proposed changes to US student visa rules could limit international student stays to four years, replacing the flexible “duration of status” model. This move is expected to impact Indian students more than their Chinese counterparts, as many Indians depend on post-study work routes such as OPT and H-1B visas. Chinese students often pursue funded PhDs…
‘Need real oxygen of friends and family’: Sweden NRI says loneliness abroad worse than AQI back home; claims every place has a cost
An Indian man, Ankur Tyagi, is returning to Delhi from Sweden, finding life there emotionally easier despite Europe’s clean air and systems. He misses the strong community and human contact, stating that while India has chaos, it also offers support. Tyagi acknowledges Delhi’s pollution but prioritizes the ‘oxygen’ of friends and family, a sentiment echoed…