Delhi molestation case: Chaitanyananda’s chats, photos with air hostesses found in phone; ‘godman’ shows no remorse

Self-styled godman Chaitanyanand Saraswati, 62, faces sexual harassment allegations from 17 students, with his two female aides accused of threatening victims and deleting evidence. Arrested in Agra, Saraswati shows no remorse and remains uncooperative, despite police finding incriminating chats and photos on his devices during the ongoing investigation.

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‘Gutted and heartbroken’ – Hardik Pandya’s painful confession after missing India’s historic Asia Cup win

Hardik Pandya expressed disappointment after missing India’s Asia Cup 2025 final victory against Pakistan due to injury. He lauded the team’s character, dominance, and fearless approach throughout the tournament, which secured their record ninth title. Pandya also praised Abhishek Sharma’s performance and emphasized his own commitment to bowling.

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‘Idli Kadai’ first review: Dhanush’s film a sure-shot family puller, ‘A simple plot’

Dhanush’s directorial and starring film ‘Idli Kadai’ is set for a global Dussehra release tomorrow, October 1st. Early reviews hail the rural drama as an emotional, refreshing family-puller, poised for a slow-burn hit driven by word of mouth. The multi-language release, featuring Arun Vijay as antagonist, is anticipated to be Dhanush’s biggest opener.

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Liver sometimes can’t fix itself, even after you quit alcohol: Scientists explain why heavy drinking stops the liver from healing

New research reveals why alcohol-damaged livers cannot heal themselves. Liver cells get stuck in a repair limbo, unable to fully regenerate. RNA splicing problems and a missing protein, ESRP2, prevent tissue regrowth. Inflammation further suppresses ESRP2. These findings could lead to new treatments for alcohol-related liver disease, providing alternatives to transplants.

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Harvest moon 2025: When, where and how to witness the rare autumn full moon lighting up skies worldwide this October; check visibility in India

The Harvest Moon, a unique celestial event historically vital for farmers, will appear unusually late in October 2025, gracing skies on the 6th and 7th. This rare occurrence, happening only 18 times between 1970-2050, offers a prolonged presence near sunset due to a shallow ecliptic angle. Visible globally, it connects skywatchers to nature’s enduring cycles…

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