Jamuniya actor Rajat Verma on his birthday plans: Parties can wait, I just want to make memories with my close ones

Television actor Rajat Verma, celebrating his birthday on October 5, prioritizes simple, meaningful gatherings with close friends and family over grand parties due to his demanding shooting schedule. He values peace of mind, fan appreciation, and his mother’s wishes, while also treating himself to a desired personal gift like a PlayStation or an expensive watch.

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Varun Dhawan’s ‘Sunny Sankari Ki Tulsi Kumari’ earns just USD 173,000 over three days in North America

Varun Dhawan’s new film Sunny Sankari Ki Tulsi Kumari collects 22 crore rupees in India. North American earnings total 173,000 US dollars. The film faces strong competition. Rishab Shetty’s Kantara: A Legend Chapter 1 earns 1.95 million US dollars in North America. Kantara also collected 163.85 crore rupees in India. This impacts Varun’s film performance.

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Eastern Nepal hit by Monsoon: At least 18 dead in landslides, flood; evacuations underway, authorities warn of heavy rain

At least 18 people died in landslides and flooding in Ilam, Eastern Nepal, over the past 24 hours, with authorities expecting the death toll to rise. Security forces are evacuating residents in Kathmandu Valley as rivers swell. Several districts face high risk, and nearly two million people could be affected by the unexpected, renewed monsoon…

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Greek yoghurt vs hung curd: Which is healthier, higher in protein, and better for gut and bone health

Many confuse Greek yoghurt and hung curd. They differ in production and nutrition. Hung curd is strained regular curd. Greek yoghurt uses specific bacteria and industrial straining. It has almost double the protein. Greek yoghurt aids fitness and muscle recovery. It provides consistent nutrients and probiotics. Hung curd is good for traditional recipes. Greek yoghurt…

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FPI outflows: Foreign investors withdraw over Rs 23,800 in Sept; sell off triggered by US tariffs and H-1B visa fee hike

Foreign investors withdrew Rs 23,885 crore from Indian equities in September, marking the third consecutive month of outflows, driven by US trade shocks, rupee depreciation, and high valuations. While Indian equities underperformed, analysts remain cautiously optimistic, citing reasonable valuations and India’s strong growth story, contingent on tariff clarity and currency stability.

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