Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit: He served in Op Safed Sagar and Op Sindoor: Meet Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, who has been appointed Chief of the Air Staff set to take charge from October 31

Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit was appointed as the 29th Chief of the Air Staff, currently the Vice Chief of the Air Staff, by the government. According to the Ministry of Defence, he will take charge in the rank of Air Chief Marshal from the afternoon of October 31, 2026. He succeeds Air Chief Marshal Amar…

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Arun Govil returns to ‘Ramayana’ universe as King Dashrath; new poster from Ranbir Kapoor – Nitesh Tiwari film UNVEILED | Hindi Movie News

Arun Govil returns to ‘Ramayana’ universe as King Dashrath; new poster from Ranbir Kapoor. Arun Govil, best known for playing Lord Ram in the iconic television adaptation of ‘Ramayana’, has taken on another important character from the epic. The actor will portray King Dashrath in Nitesh Tiwari‘s upcoming two-part movie ‘Ramayana’.The makers have now unveiled…

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3,000-year-old horse buried inside ancient Egyptian fortress may have been a chariot animal; rare discovery, Ramesses II and Libyan prisoner tablets also found

A 3,000-year-old horse has been discovered buried inside an ancient Egyptian fortress. (Photo: Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities) Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered the carefully buried remains of a horse dating back around 3,000 years inside an ancient military fortress in the western Nile Delta, a rare discovery that is offering new clues about…

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Between parents’ struggles and ‘endless coffees’: How Savitha Shri became India’s only gold medallist at Chess Olympiad | Exclusive | Chess News

Savitha Shri speaks about Chess Olympiad NEW DELHI: Savitha Shri Baskar emerged as India’s golden girl at the 2026 Chess Olympiad, but there was a point when her chess career was funded by her father’s gold jewellery, pawned to cover a national tournament’s entry fee.Baskar, an electrician in Singapore at the time, would go on…

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Man opted for VRS after employer shut plant, got Rs 65.21 lakh and reported it as advance salary in ITR; Section 89 relief was denied, but ITAT Pune later ruled it a non-taxable capital receipt

He reported the Rs 65.21 lakh as advance salary in his ITR and sought tax relief under Section 89 of the Income Tax Act. (Image for representative purpose only) You choose to retire early and get money from your company for the VRS. But you mistakenly report it in a wrong way in your income…

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Manii Basran: From brides’ hands to a Starbucks cup: Meet Manii Basran, the mehendi artist who turned her art into a viral sensation

Meet Manii Basran, the West London mehndi artist who took her Starbucks competition win from cup to billboardMehndi is usually seen on hands.A bride’s palms before her wedding. Intricate patterns running down the fingers. Those tiny lines and details that can take hours to create and are often tied to a very special celebration.But West…

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Apoorva Mukhija opens up about leaked kissing video with Amin Jaz, admits she was UNAWARE that camera was rolling : ‘When the clip surfaced I cried at Heathrow airport’ |

Apoorva Mukhija, popularly known as The Rebel Kid, has broken her silence on the viral video of her kissing Amin Jaz. In her latest vlog, she shared that the footage was shot at a private party roughly a year ago, and the two were completely unaware that they were being filmed. She remembered getting the…

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This tiny snail was declared extinct but found alive on Norfolk Island in 2020; just 46 founders launched a breeding programme that has now returned more than 1,300 to the wild |

Representative Image of tiny snails thriving in Norfolk Island’s lush rainforest ecosystem ( AI Generrated Image) A tiny land snail once listed as extinct has made a remarkable return to Norfolk Island, after an unexpected discovery in 2020 triggered one of Australia’s first large-scale snail conservation and reintroduction programmes. The Campbell’s keeled glass-snail (Advena campbellii)…

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