Arulnithi’s ‘Demonte Colony 3’ clears major release hurdle as Madras High Court cancels interim stay amid rights dispute |

Arulnithi’s ‘Demonte Colony 3’ clears major release hurdle as Madras High Court cancels interim stay amid rights dispute |

The release of Arulnithi-starrer ‘Demonte Colony 3’ has hit a legal roadblock, with the Madras High Court granting an interim stay on the film’s release amid a dispute over its production, marketing and distribution rights. The development has put the horror franchise’s theatrical plans on hold as the court considers the claims raised in the…

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Emotional Loneliness In Relationships: Why some couples feel lonely even when they spend every day together

Emotional Loneliness In Relationships: Why some couples feel lonely even when they spend every day together

You’d think spending nearly every waking hour with someone would be the opposite of lonely. And yet plenty of people in long, stable relationships describe a strange, quiet ache, sitting next to their partner, sharing a bed, talking about the day’s logistics, and somehow still feeling like the person beside them is miles away. According…

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Pisces Monthly Shani Horoscope, October 2026: Saturn Says Reshape Your Priorities; Jupiter Could Strengthen Work and Daily Progress

Pisces Monthly Shani Horoscope, October 2026: Saturn Says Reshape Your Priorities; Jupiter Could Strengthen Work and Daily Progress

The month of October brings significant astrological events that encourage reflection on personal identity and responsibilities. Saturn in Pisces influences self-development while Jupiter’s transition into Leo opens up new work opportunities. Venus retrograde leads to reevaluation of emotional attachments and financial choices. Additionally, Mercury’s retrograde highlights the need for caution in communication and agreements. Overall,…

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In 2022, Manhattan doctor Roshini Raj paid $3.95 million for a nearly 5-acre Bridgehampton estate with a replica 15th-century Buddhist temple; after $3 million in updates, she is asking $7.5 million

In 2022, Manhattan doctor Roshini Raj paid $3.95 million for a nearly 5-acre Bridgehampton estate with a replica 15th-century Buddhist temple; after $3 million in updates, she is asking $7.5 million

The compound was built around a replica Buddhist temple modelled after temples at the Summer Palace in Beijing A nearly 5-acre estate in Bridgehampton, New York, featuring a replica of a 15th-century Buddhist temple has been listed for $7.5 million, Mansion Global reported. Manhattan gastroenterologist and entrepreneur Dr Roshini Raj bought the property in 2022…

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‘She can go sub-54’: After breaking PT Usha’s 42-year-old record, Vithya Ramraj’s coach sets new target | Asian Games 2026 News

Vithya Ramraj with her coach Nehpal Singh Nehpal Singh is basking in the glory as the coach of Vithya Ramraj who bettered PT Usha’s 42-year-old record, three years after equalling that elusive record in the women’s 400m hurdles at the last Asian Games in Hangzhou.Asked about the five-year plan, which took Indian athletics to a…

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Psychology says children who copy their parents are building their identity through everyday habits and emotions they observe at home

A child pretending to speak on the phone exactly like a parent, copying the way they sit or repeating a phrase they hear every day may look like simple imitation. But these small moments can reveal an important part of how children learn. Psychology has long recognised that children learn by observing people around them,…

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An Essex family set aside its entire farm roughly 30 years ago; after farming resumed in 2014, 50 acres stayed wild, regenerated with oak and scrub, and helped inspire a 200-acre nature-recovery plan

An Essex family set aside its entire farm roughly 30 years ago; after farming resumed in 2014, 50 acres stayed wild, regenerated with oak and scrub, and helped inspire a 200-acre nature-recovery plan

An Essex estate has launched a 200-acre nature-recovery project after seeing how a smaller area of land recovered when it was left untouched for a decade. The project at Braxted Park Estate covers about 70 hectares across the administrative areas of Colchester City Council, Braintree District Council and Maldon District Council. It builds on a…

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Growpital told to shut down by regulator

Growpital told to shut down by regulator

Sebi orders Growpital to shut down MUMBAI: Markets regulator Sebi has ordered Growpital Platform, an unauthorised collective investment scheme (CIS) that had mobilised about Rs 192 crore to invest in agricultural farms for tax-free returns to investors, to wind up and return investors’ money along with 12% interest. Twenty eight entities associated with Growpital have…

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Who are Angelina Jolie’s children? Meet Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox and learn about their lives beyond Hollywood |

Who are Angelina Jolie’s children? Meet Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox and learn about their lives beyond Hollywood |

Who are Angelina Jolie’s children? Meet Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox and learn about their lives beyond Hollywood Angelina Jolie and her ex-husband Brad Pitt share six children; however, they have mainly stayed with their mother following the couple’s separation. Over the years, Jolie has continuously prioritized her family life and spending time…

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Archaeologists studied about 500 Ice Age spear points from the Tennessee River Valley; 13,200-year-old Clovis hunters resharpened theirs more than later Cumberland people, suggesting newcomers managed risk differently

Archaeologists studied about 500 Ice Age spear points from the Tennessee River Valley; 13,200-year-old Clovis hunters resharpened theirs more than later Cumberland people, suggesting newcomers managed risk differently

Representative Image (AI-generated) Nearly 13,000 years ago, people moving through the Tennessee River Valley faced a problem that had little to do with simply finding food. They also had to learn which resources could be trusted and where to find the stone needed to make and maintain their hunting tools. A new study in the…

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At 60, this Guwahati homemaker started making traditional sweets for a business; today, Sunita Agarwal serves nearly 3,000 customers and earns ₹2.5 lakh per month

At 60, this Guwahati homemaker started making traditional sweets for a business; today, Sunita Agarwal serves nearly 3,000 customers and earns ₹2.5 lakh per month

Image Courtesy: Instagram/@kitchenandgupshup For years, Sunita Agarwal made sweets and savouries at home for her family. She had been doing it since childhood and often heard the same reaction from people who tasted her food: the flavour reminded them of something that was becoming difficult to find in the market. At 60, that thought became…

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