Daniel Naroditsky’s death: FIDE CEO bashes hypocrisy – ‘Where were all of you… ‘

FIDE CEO Emil Sutovsky has slammed Vladimir Kramnik’s ‘appalling’ comments about the late Daniel Naroditsky, questioning the outpouring of posthumous support for the young Grandmaster. Sutovsky highlighted Naroditsky’s struggles following unsubstantiated cheating allegations and urged those claiming friendship to explain their inaction during his difficult period.

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‘Yaar scene’s not working; shirt utaar’: Ishaan Khatter has THIS to say about being ‘objectified’ in ‘The Royals’

Ishaan Khatter addressed his shirtless scenes in ‘The Royals,’ acknowledging the show catered to the ‘female gaze’ but expressed surprise at the positive reception from male viewers. He humorously suggested the frequent shirt removals were a budget-saving measure by the directors, Priyanka Ghose and Nupur Asthana, for the May 2025 released series.

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Golden State Warriors icon Stephen Curry unlocks rare milestone in season opener against Luka Doncic’s Los Angeles Lakers

Stephen Curry made history in the Golden State Warriors’ 119-109 season-opening victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. The 37-year-old guard became the oldest player to score at least 20 points in a season opener, finishing with 23 points. Jimmy Butler also had a strong performance with 31 points, contributing to the Warriors’ dominant start.

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Why children and the elderly are at higher risk of eye problems after Diwali

Delhi’s air quality plummeted to severe levels post-Diwali, with AQI scores exceeding 350 due to firecracker emissions, vehicle exhausts, and weather. This pollution poses significant risks to ocular health, particularly for vulnerable children and the elderly, causing irritation, inflammation, and potential vision impairment. Preventive measures are crucial to protect eyes during this period.

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Can laughing too hard make you die? Know the potential health dangers

While laughter is a universal joy, extreme fits can rarely lead to serious health issues like fainting, irregular heartbeats, or even oesophageal rupture. A BMJ study highlights these risks, particularly for those with pre-existing heart or neurological conditions. Understanding personal vulnerabilities and practicing moderation ensures this natural, healthy activity remains safe for all.

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Study abroad 2026: What every parent must know before their teen leaves home

Ways parents can turn study abroad into a career-launching opportunity: Indian students are strategically planning overseas education, prioritising affordability, visa stability and return on investment over traditional destinations. Parents are now active co-strategists, focusing on skill development and career outcomes. This shift sees Europe and Asia gaining traction as destinations, with a growing emphasis on…

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‘Bugonia’: Emma Stone proudly reveals she ‘broke no bones’; director highlights ‘soul’ of the film

Emma Stone revealed she avoided injuries while filming the upcoming experimental film ‘Bugonia,’ a departure from her past experiences. The actress praised co-star Jesse Palmons’ tackling scene, highlighting the complex character dynamics. The film, a remake of a Korean movie, also features Aidan Delbis as a neurodivergent character, adding unique representation.

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