Sooraj Pancholi: ‘I have never met late Disha Salian or Aditya Thackeray ever in my life’: Sooraj Pancholi issues fresh statement after CBI probe, urges agencies to investigate ‘thoroughly and completely’ | Hindi Movie News

Actor Sooraj Pancholi has once again addressed the controversy surrounding his name in the Disha Salian death case, saying he has spent years being linked to a matter with which he maintains he has no connection. In a lengthy statement shared on social media, Pancholi denied ever meeting Disha Salian or Shiv Sena (UBT) leader…

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Scientists found a new amoeba in California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park that can reproduce at 145°F, stay active at 147°F and recover after five minutes at 158°F, setting a new heat record for complex life

The discovery also has implications far beyond Lassen Volcanic National Park. Astrobiologists study extremophiles to understand the physical and chemical boundaries within which life can survive In the steaming pools of California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park, life has found a way to thrive where most cells would begin to fall apart. Hidden in geothermal waters,…

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Muthoot Fincorp bags BCCI title sponsorship rights for Indian cricket until 2028 | Cricket News

Indian players at the national anthem before the first T20I cricket match between India and Afghanistan, in New Delhi. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Muthoot Finance Limited has secured the title sponsorship rights for Indian cricket for the next two years. India’s bilateral cricket sponsorship bouquet already includes Campa, SBI Life and ChatGPT.The agreement is expected…

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She paid US tax but missed Form 67, triggering Rs 30 lakh India tax demand; ITAT Delhi orders relief, asks AO to verify Rs 23.48 lakh credit claim after 6-year fight

The ITAT Delhi noted that the woman had claimed a foreign tax credit of Rs 23.48 lakh in her ITR. (Image for representative purpose) You are an Indian-origin US citizen and you pay your taxes in America. But a tax demand for your income is raised in India because of an error on your part….

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“We know the risk..”, she traced 76 missing children across 4 states: Meet Seema Dhaka, the Delhi head constable who earned a historic Delhi Police promotion

In 2020, while the Covid-19 pandemic had disrupted normal life across the country, Delhi Police launched an incentive scheme to encourage officers to trace missing children. Among those who took up the challenge was Head Constable Seema Dhaka of Samaypur Badli Police Station in Delhi’s Outer North district. In just two and a half months,…

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Nani’s wife Anjana Yelavarthy gets emotional over his 16-year journey as ‘The Paradise’ releases in heartfelt post: ‘This Rome was definitely not built in a day’ | Telugu Movie News

Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ has arrived in theatres, marking another significant release in the actor’s career. As audiences discover Srikanth Odela’s action drama on the big screen, the occasion has also carried a deeply personal meaning for Nani’s family. His wife, Anjana Yelavarthy, took a trip down memory lane in an emotional note, reflecting on the…

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A solar-powered pump installed at California’s Santa Susana Field Laboratory in 2024 has removed more than 65,000 gallons of contaminated groundwater in two years, nearly 70% of everything pumped there since 2017

The new setup can pump groundwater seven days a week, without relying on electricity from the grid or a generator. That has allowed the cleanup operation to run more consistently while increasing the volume of water that can be removed from the affected area. A small shift in how groundwater is collected is making a…

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‘Aur achha ho sakta tha’: Mairaj Ahmad Khan after Indian skeet team’s record medal haul at Asian Games 2026 | Asian Games 2026 News

Mairaj Ahmad Khan (Image credit: Agencies) NEW DELHI: Indian skeet shooter Mairaj Ahmad Khan believes India’s historic run of three medals in skeet at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games has created a strong platform for the Los Angeles Olympics. Mairaj, who was part of the men’s skeet team that won bronze, felt India could have done…

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Before the royal feast, Akbar reportedly started his meal with this dish that Indians still eat today

The contrast is striking. Akbar’s kitchen was anything but modest. The Ain-i-Akbari describes cooks preparing dishes using grains, greens, meats, sweet and spicy ingredients, with food arriving in vessels made of gold, silver, stone and earthenware.Yet the emperor’s first taste was recorded as milk or curd.The account also gives a glimpse into how carefully food…

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