Malayalam actor and producer Soubin Shahir has clarified that he was not arrested in connection with the financial fraud case related to the blockbuster film Manjummel Boys. Speaking to the media after two days of questioning by the Maradu police, Soubin said reports of his arrest were incorrect.
A 24-year-old man’s body was found in the Subernarekha river, sparking outrage and a road blockade by angry residents. The victim, missing since November 29, was allegedly murdered with a knife, possibly due to personal enmity. Police have detained three local men for questioning and initiated a probe into the incident.
As Zohran Mamdani heads toward a likely mayoral victory in New York City, a recent poll reveals nearly a million New Yorkers may flee under his administration, potentially triggering a historic exodus. This mass departure, largely driven by Mamdani’s “tax the rich” rhetoric, could have severe economic consequences, shaking the city’s financial and social stability.
The New York Times Connections puzzle for July 9th challenges players to categorize 16 words into four groups based on shared relationships. Hints suggest categories related to foundations, footwear, attention-grabbing methods, and slight cuts. Solutions reveal groups including BASE, BOTTOM, FOOT, FOUNDATION; ANKLE, COMPRESSION, CREW, DRESS; BUZZ, KNOCK, RING, SHOUT; and COMPARE, CONNECTICUT, PARSNIP, WALLOP.
Education is evolving towards digitisation, yet the importance of ‘thinking in 3D’ is crucial for deeper engagement and problem-solving. Studies reveal that 3D instruction enhances learning speed, attention and cognitive engagement. Integrating physical models, AR/VR, sketching and project-based learning can foster spatial reasoning, preparing students for complex, innovative careers by moving beyond surface-level understanding.
Philadelphia gears up for America’s 250th anniversary with a year-long celebration starting in 2025. The city, America’s birthplace, will host a multitude of events, from historical commemorations and art installations to major sporting championships and expanded festivals.
Online dating’s latest trend, ‘bio-baiting,’ sees singles exaggerating profiles to attract attention. Experts explain this stems from insecurity and the pressure to impress on apps designed for volume. This leads to disappointing dates and dating app fatigue, as potential partners fail to match their polished online personas. Observing behavior beyond the profile is key to…
Can a satellite be hijacked? Evidence shows it has happened more than once – From Cold War era CIA ops to modern cyberattacks
Scientists converted a type A kidney into a type O universal donor kidney. Enzymes removed specific antigens from the organ. The converted kidney worked normally for two days in a brain-dead patient. Antigens then reappeared. This research shows a path to reduce kidney transplant waiting times. It could benefit many type O patients.
