Modern parents are more exhausted than ever: 3 ways to fix it

Parents are increasingly exhausted due to long work hours, digital distractions and financial pressures. Studies reveal over 66% experience burnout weekly. Prioritising family sleep schedules, sharing childcare and housework equitably and dedicating time for personal hobbies are crucial. Research indicates that recharged parents raise happier, more resilient children, emphasizing self-care as essential for effective parenting.

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Dulquer Salmaan’s ‘Lokah: Chapter 1-Chandra’ all set to become 2nd biggest hit of Malayalam Cinema after breaching Mohanlal’s L2: Empuraan’s third spot

Dulquer Salmaan’s production, ‘Lokah: Chapter 1-Chandra,’ directed by Dominic Arun, is a box office success, starring Kalyani Priyadarshan and Naslen. Earning ₹119.58 crore in 18 days, it surpassed ‘L2: Empyrean.’ ‘Lokah’ now challenges ‘Thaduram’ (₹122 crore) and eyes ‘Manjummel Boys’ (₹142.05 crore). The Malayalam version leads with ₹93.47 crore, followed by Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi.

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Separate politics from sport: Syed Kirmani on India-Pakistan cricket

Syed Kirmani, the former Indian wicketkeeper, advocates for separating politics from sports, emphasizing cricket’s unifying power amidst India-Pakistan tensions. He refrained from commenting on the ongoing debate about playing Pakistan, highlighting that sports promote harmony. Kirmani also expressed empathy for Shreyas Iyer’s Asia Cup exclusion, drawing parallels to his own career setback in 1986.

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‘Demon Slayer – Infinity Castle’ box office collection day 3: Japanese anime enjoys a strong debut weekend, mints over Rs 40 cr in India across languages

‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle’ has taken the Indian box office by storm, earning over Rs 40 crore in its opening weekend. Released on September 12, 2025, the anime film grossed Rs 14.25 crore on Sunday alone, showing slight growth from Saturday’s Rs 13 crore.

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5-year Islam practice clause put on hold: SC imposes partial stay on Waqf Act; 3 key provisions stayed

The Supreme Court has partially stayed the Waqf Amendment Act 2025, specifically the provision requiring five years of Islamic practice to create a Waqf, pending rule formulation. While refusing a complete stay, the court emphasized the importance of having a Muslim CEO for Waqf Boards and restricted the creation of third-party rights on disputed properties.

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No Virat Kohli, no Rohit Sharma in India A squad: Ex-cricketer says they should play to ‘get a little rhythm’

Aakash Chopra has voiced concerns over Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s absence from the India A vs Australia A one-day series, suggesting they should have participated to regain match rhythm after a long break. Chopra believes selectors likely consulted the senior players, who may have declined, potentially impacting their future performances due to lack of…

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Ilaiyaraaja 50: AR Rahman’s soulful salute, Isai Puyal crowns Isaignani as Tamil Nadu’s pride

The Tamil Nadu government celebrated Ilaiyaraaja’s 50-year musical journey with a grand festival at the Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin honored the musician, and A.R. Rahman lauded Ilaiyaraaja’s contributions to Tamil music on the global stage. Rahman highlighted Ilaiyaraaja’s ability to blend genres and his symphony achievements, emphasizing the event’s significance…

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Is kombucha good for you? 7 health benefits you didn’t know about and who might be at risk

Kombucha, a fermented tea, gains popularity for its probiotics and potential health benefits like improved digestion and blood sugar control. Studies suggest it may aid liver function and weight management. However, moderation is key, as some individuals may experience side effects. Proper brewing is essential to avoid contamination, and certain groups should exercise caution or…

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‘Not journalism’: Controversy over Newsday’s bloodstained chair cartoon on Charlie Kirk; newspaper apologises

Newsday faced significant backlash after publishing a syndicated political cartoon depicting the assassination of Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA. The cartoon, featuring a blood-stained empty chair, was widely condemned as insensitive and a reckless partisan attack. Newsday has since issued an apology, acknowledging the cartoon was inappropriate and regretting the error.

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