Rape case: Former Hassan MP Prajwal Revanna breaks down in court again; pleads for minimum punishment

Prajwal Revanna, the former Hassan MP and grandson of HD Deve Gowda, was convicted of rape and other offenses against a 47-year-old domestic worker in a Bengaluru special court. Revanna broke down in court on Saturday following the verdict, which included charges of sexual harassment, voyeurism, and destruction of evidence. The court is scheduled to…

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“It’s about common sense”: Perez Hilton challenges Erika Kirk’s gun problem claim after Charlie Kirk assassination

Erika Kirk, widow of slain Charlie Kirk, stated America lacks a “gun problem,” attributing violence to human and mental issues. This sparked a strong reaction from Perez Hilton, who argued for common-sense gun safety measures alongside mental health support. Kirk also discussed her public forgiveness of her husband’s assassin and her new role as TPUSA…

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Why Sidney Crosby keeps an empty frame on his wall years after 2008

Sidney Crosby, at 38, remains intensely motivated to win despite the Pittsburgh Penguins’ current rebuilding phase. His unique “empty frame” tradition symbolizes a constant hunger for another Stanley Cup, even as the team’s direction conflicts with his personal quest for excellence. Crosby’s unwavering dedication and competitive spirit continue to serve as an inspiration.

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Ganesh Chaturthi, Onam: Central government to release salaries of employees in advance in these two states; details inside

The central government has approved the early release of August 2025 salaries, wages, and pensions for its employees and pensioners located in Maharashtra and Kerala. This decision was made to accommodate the Ganapati celebrations in Maharashtra and the Onam festivities in Kerala. These payments will be treated as advance disbursals, with adjustments made later.

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Kodava community urged to record religion and caste as ‘Kodava’ in upcoming census

Ahead of the caste census, the Akhila Kodava Samaja urges community members to identify as “Kodava”. President Paradanda Subramani Kaverappa stresses the importance of accurate information. He highlights past attempts to alter the community’s religious identity. The Kodava Samaja Federation also requests cooperation. They emphasize the census’s future significance.

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A growing fault line: How US schools are struggling to define and confront antisemitism

American classrooms are increasingly grappling with the Israel-Hamas conflict, witnessing a rise in antisemitic incidents despite a slight dip from last year. States are adopting varying approaches, from mandating specific definitions of antisemitism to focusing on teacher training. This debate highlights the tension between combating hate and preserving free speech.

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‘I have grown up in..’: When Janhvi Kapoor revealed that celebrating Diwali makes her feel closer to mum Sridevi

Janhvi Kapoor cherishes Diwali traditions, finding them a way to feel close to her late mother, Sridevi. She recalls family rituals, from decorating the house to the festive pooja and grand dinners at her grandmother’s. These cherished memories highlight the importance of heritage and family bonds for the actress, keeping her mother’s spirit alive.

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167-million-year-old fossil of Breugnathair elgolensis reveals how snakes first evolved from lizards

A remarkable fossil, Breugnathair elgolensis, unearthed on Scotland’s Isle of Skye, offers crucial insights into snake evolution. This 167-million-year-old reptile exhibits a unique blend of lizard-like bodies and limbs with snake-like jaws and teeth, challenging previous assumptions. The discovery bridges the evolutionary gap, revealing how ancient lizards transformed into the slithering predators of today.

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