Mumbai’s blockchain moment: Binance’s Yatra maps India’s Web3 future

Mumbai’s Binance Blockchain Yatra 2025 highlighted India’s shift towards practical blockchain deployment, moving beyond experimentation. With over 400 participants, the event showcased policy alignment, talent, and infrastructure crucial for India’s Web3 future. Maharashtra’s asset tokenisation framework, aiming to unlock ₹50 trillion, was a key focus, signaling blockchain’s integration into public infrastructure and citizen services.

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Buy or sell: Stock recommendation by brokers for August 29, 2025

Brokerages maintain positive outlooks on several stocks. Nuvama highlights Maruti Suzuki’s EV production and capacity expansion. Motilal Oswal sees transformational growth for Adani Ports. Jefferies notes ICICI Bank’s rising risk profile but stable credit costs. Investec anticipates improved returns for RBL Bank, while ICICI Securities emphasizes Allied Blenders & Distillers’ premiumization strategy.

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Comedian-actor Harsh Gujral gets roasted for joking about a woman using moisturizer; ‘Kanpur ke ladke mitti lagate hain’

Indian comedian Harsh Gujral recently experienced a humorous turn during a live performance. While engaging in his signature crowd work, Gujral made a joke about women using moisturizer. A woman in the audience responded with a witty comeback that left the comedian and the audience in splits. Gujral appreciated the sharp retort, acknowledging he was…

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Why Nia Jax didn’t want WWE officials to know about her family ties at the start – real reason explained

Nia Jax, cousin of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, initially concealed her Anoa’i family ties upon entering WWE. She aimed to prove her worth independently, participating in the first tryout at the NXT Performance Center. Jax has since become a prominent WWE performer, securing championships and earning respect for her perseverance, marking a unique journey built…

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Women journalists barred: Taliban presser in New Delhi restricts entry of females; draws ire

Afghan foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s press conference in Delhi saw no women journalists present, mirroring Taliban’s gender curbs. Despite India’s suggestion for inclusion, the decision was reportedly made by Taliban officials. Muttaqi deflected questions on women’s rights, citing national customs and claiming improved peace and stability since their 2021 takeover.

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