2,000-year-old sunken city’s treasure discovered in Egypt, secrets revealed

A remarkable discovery happened near Alexandria. Archaeologists found ancient treasures in a sunken city. The artifacts include statues and relics from the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. These objects offer insights into ancient Egyptian life. The recovered items will be restored. They will be displayed at Alexandria’s National Museum. This will enrich understanding of Egypt’s submerged…

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Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit University vice-chancellor Hareram Tripathi, wife killed in road accident

Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit University’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Hareram Tripathi, and his wife tragically died in a road accident near Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. Prof. Tripathi, a distinguished scholar, had significantly contributed to the university by securing grants and initiating research projects during his tenure. His untimely demise has been mourned by leaders nationwide, recognizing his immense contribution…

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Following ‘Superboys of Malegaon’ success, Reema Kagti reunites with Sonakshi Sinha for ‘Dahaad 2’; filming to start in December – Reports

Reema Kagti, acclaimed for ‘Superboys of Malegaon’, is scripting ‘Dahaad 2’, with filming starting December 2025. Sonakshi Sinha will reprise her role as SI Anjali Bhaati. The social thriller, exploring Indian societal issues, is set to premiere on Amazon Prime, marking Kagti’s return as creator.

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Guruvayur Devaswom Case: Bigg Boss Malayalam fame Jasmin Jaffar pens open apology, says ‘Please forgive my ignorance’

Jasmin Jaffar, a former Bigg Boss Malayalam contestant, has publicly apologized for filming a video at the Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple. The Guruvayur Devaswom Administrator filed a complaint, alleging she violated temple protocols by shooting an Instagram reel at Rudratheertham. Jasmin stated the video was made without disrespect and has since been deleted.

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US Open 2025: Janice Tjen becomes first Indonesian to reach grand slam main draw in 21 years

Janice Tjen has made history by qualifying for the US Open main draw, becoming the first Indonesian player to compete in a Grand Slam singles event since 2004. The 23-year-old secured her spot after winning three qualifying matches, marking her Grand Slam debut. Tjen, inspired by Angelique Widjaja, recently completed her collegiate career at Pepperdine…

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