Veteran actor Prem Chopra is in good health and returning home today. His son-in-law confirmed there is no cause for concern. Chopra underwent routine checkups due to age-related issues and a post-infection recovery. He was concerned about Dharmendra’s health. The family appreciates the concern and states Prem Chopra is recovering well and in good spirits.
NYT Connections, a popular daily word puzzle, challenges players to find four thematic categories among 16 words. The November 11, 2025 puzzle (#884) tests logic and pattern recognition, offering categories like ‘Makeup’ and ‘iOS Icons’. This engaging game sharpens cognitive skills and is freely accessible on all platforms, making it a daily mental workout for…
Hero MotoCorp has launched the Vida VX2 Go 3.4 kWh at Rs 1.02 lakh, aiming to compete with the TVS iQube 3.5 kWh. The new Vida offers a 100 km real-world range and smartphone connectivity. The TVS iQube boasts a longer claimed range and a larger touchscreen display.
Filmmaker Isha Chhabra impresses with her new music video ‘Gulistan Chale’, featuring music by A.R. Rahman
Elon Musk defended his massive Tesla pay package on X, highlighting the contradiction of critics who deem the company overvalued yet his compensation excessive, despite it being tied to Tesla becoming the world’s most valuable firm. Shareholders overwhelmingly backed the performance-based award, signaling strong support for Musk’s leadership and Tesla’s ambitious future.
Abhishek Bajaj, recently eliminated from Bigg Boss 19, has strongly refuted cheating allegations made by his ex-wife, Akanksha Jindal. He labeled her a “social parasite and fame digger,” asserting their divorce was mutual and amicable. Bajaj emphasized his loyalty in relationships and friendships, urging viewers to judge him by his actions within the house.
‘Hunt down each & every culprit’: Amit Shah says Delhi car blast culprits to face ‘full wrath of agencies’
Canada will admit fewer temporary residents, including international students, over the next three years. This move aims to bring migration rates to sustainable levels. The number of study permits will be cut by about 50%. This will impact universities and colleges financially. They will need to adjust recruitment and domestic enrollment strategies.
Delhi cricket is in crisis mode — on-field failures mirror the chaos off it. With the DDCA mired in infighting, unauthorised league scandals, and selection controversies, Delhi’s Ranji team has slumped to a new low as they were hammered by Jammu & Kashmir at home in the Ranji Trophy. Poor preparation, lack of direction under…
