Digital gold vs jewellery: Experts weigh in on costs, safety & returns; what you need to know

As Diwali nears, digital gold gains traction for its convenience and low entry point, allowing wealth accumulation without physical storage hassles. While physical gold retains its traditional appeal, digital options offer liquidity and transparency. Experts suggest digital gold or ETFs for serious investors, with physical gold being cost-effective for larger sums.

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“Never seen a flag come out like this late”: Intervention in Jared Goff’s touchdown sparks questions about a late call in Chiefs vs. Lions game

A controversial ‘illegal motion’ penalty, reportedly originating from the league office in New York, nullified a thrilling touchdown by Lions quarterback Jared Goff against the Chiefs. The late flag, thrown after celebrations, surprised players and coaches, sparking debate about the officiating’s timing and origin. This decision significantly impacted the game’s momentum.

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Pavel Durov’s fitness routine: From 300 pushups to cold baths, inside the insane workout routine of Telegram CEO

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov follows an extreme fitness regime, starting his day with 300 push-ups and squats, followed by intense gym sessions. He emphasizes self-discipline over physical gains, believing mental strength is paramount. Durov also utilizes extreme temperature therapy, including ice baths and traditional Banya sauna sessions, to enhance endurance and well-being.

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‘Was very scared’: When Dimple Kapadia became the bridge between Hema Malini and Sunny Deol’s first conversation

Hema Malini and Dharmendra’s marriage in 1980, despite his existing family, saw a slow-building relationship with his son Sunny Deol. Dimple Kapadia acted as a bridge, facilitating their first significant conversation during a film shoot. Over time, a bond of trust and mutual concern developed, evident when Sunny was the first to visit Hema after…

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Experimental gene therapy successfully revives immune systems in children with deadly disorder

A groundbreaking gene therapy has successfully restored immune function in children with ADA-SCID, a severe genetic disorder. Developed by international researchers, the treatment corrected faulty blood stem cells in 59 out of 62 young patients, offering a new lease on life. This innovative approach promises wider accessibility and is moving towards FDA approval, potentially transforming…

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