Rishabh Shetty’s ‘Kantara: Chapter 1’ to not have IMAX screening in North America; last minute glitches continue

Content delivery problems affect South Indian film releases overseas. Pawan Kalyan’s They Call Him OG faced delays last week. Now, Kantara: Chapter 1 IMAX versions are not delivered on time. Many cinemas cancelled IMAX showings. This impacts the film’s box office prospects. The sequel needs a high collection to break even. The first Kantara started…

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Top 10 best value colleges in US for 2026: Affordable education with strong career outcomes

The Wall Street Journal’s 2026 rankings highlight colleges offering the best value by weighing actual costs against graduates’ earning potential. Baruch College leads the list for the third year, showcasing how affordable public institutions, particularly CUNY schools, provide strong outcomes and social mobility, reflecting a shift in family priorities towards value over prestige.

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GST reforms a big boon to the agriculture sector: Union minister Bhupathi Raju Srinivasa Varma

Union Minister Bhupathi Raju Srinivasa Varma announced significant GST reductions on agricultural tools to a flat 5%, aiming to lower farmer production costs. An awareness rally in Bhimavaram, featuring dignitaries driving tractors, highlighted these benefits. Broader GST cuts also impact healthcare, education, and essential goods, with zero GST for handlooms, promising substantial economic relief and…

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4 POWERFUL nutrients that can lower blood pressure, and their natural food sources

Diet offers a powerful, natural approach to managing hypertension by targeting fundamental biological mechanisms. Key nutrients like magnesium, vitamin D3, potassium, and nitric oxide, found in foods such as pumpkin seeds, fatty fish, avocados, and beet juice, can effectively lower blood pressure. Dr. Eric Berg suggests a meal plan combining these items for cardiovascular health.

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Student suicides up 65% in a decade, NCRB data shows sharper rise than overall suicides

Student suicides in India have surged by 65% over the past decade, significantly outpacing the national average and raising urgent concerns about mental health. Academic pressure, unemployment fears, and inadequate support systems are key factors. Targeted interventions in educational institutions, along with comprehensive mental health support, are crucial to address this alarming trend.

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BCCI joint secy Prabhtej Bhatia vows to boost Chhattisgarh cricket infrastructure, backs PM’s Asia Cup remark

BCCI Joint Secretary Prabhtej Singh Bhatia visited Chhattisgarh, committing to boost the state’s cricket infrastructure. He fully endorsed PM Modi’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ comment on the Asia Cup win. Bhatia also detailed plans to bring more matches to Chhattisgarh, including taking over and developing the Shaheed Veer Narayan International Cricket Stadium.

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