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R Madhavan doesn't believe in being a cosmetic father for son Vedaant: 'My profession doesn't allow me, but if you ever need me..' |

R Madhavan doesn’t believe in being a cosmetic father for son Vedaant: ‘My profession doesn’t allow me, but if you ever need me..’ |

R Madhavan has never presented parenting as a matter of simply being around his son all the time. The actor, who has often spoken about his relationship with Vedaant Madhavan, believes being a good father has more to do with giving a child confidence, values and the freedom to form his own opinions. His approach,…

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In 1970, Neil Young bought a California ranch for $350,000; its caretaker later inspired his famous 'Old Man' song

In 1970, Neil Young bought a California ranch for $350,000; its caretaker later inspired his famous ‘Old Man’ song | World News

Neil Young in concert November 9, 1976, in Austin, Texas. Image Credit: Mark Estabrook/Wikipedia In 1970, Neil Young made a life-changing purchase that would soon become part of rock music history. At a time when his career was gathering momentum the Canadian singer-songwriter spent $350,000 on a sprawling ranch in Northern California. The property, later…

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Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma’s Rs.1,300 crore empire: How India’s power couple built a business portfolio beyond cricket and Bollywood | Off the field News

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have built more than just successful careers in cricket and Bollywood. Together, the couple has created a wide-ranging financial and business portfolio that extends into fashion, hospitality, food-tech, fitness, media, lifestyle and startup investments.Their combined net worth is estimated at more than ₹1,300 crore, according…

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In 2021, a North Yorkshire estate began restoring 2,500 acres of intensively farmed land; four years later, 330,000 trees and 1,700+ species mark its comeback

In 2021, a North Yorkshire estate began restoring 2,500 acres of intensively farmed land; four years later, 330,000 trees and 1,700+ species mark its comeback

Nature recovery at Broughton Sanctuary Four years after moving 2,500 acres of North Yorkshire farmland away from intensive farming, conservation teams at Broughton Sanctuary have recorded more than 1,700 species and planted 330,000 trees across the estate. According to the Broughton Sanctuary State of Nature Recovery Report, published in December 2025, 80 per cent of…

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5 snakes that bite without leaving a trace

5 snakes that bite without leaving a trace

Snakes are scary slitherers for their venomous reputation, and spotting one of these reptiles sends a chill down a person’s spine. Their fangs inject potent venom, which can be life-threatening and leave behind the famous double-dotted marks when they bite. But do all snakes leave the same marks, or is there more to it? Most…

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Scorpio Horoscope Today, September 07, 2026: Workplace tensions and relationship hurdles demand restraint

Scorpio Horoscope Today, September 07, 2026: Workplace tensions and relationship hurdles demand restraint

General:It’s like walking through mud wearing well-worn shoes. It’s possible to move around, but not as effortlessly as you’d prefer. The Moon is triggering emotional turmoil and Saturn brings obstacles to the workplace, which means delays, interruptions and an uneasy mood could follow with it from the morning. Don’t treat this as failure. Treat it…

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17 banks, Rs 7,000 crore in fixed deposits: India’s richest village Madhapar and the surprising story behind its extraordinary wealth

Madhapar is on the outskirts of Bhuj in Gujarat’s Kachchh district. Imagine a village with 17 bank branches, where residents collectively hold fixed deposits worth around Rs 7,000 crore. This is not a description of a wealthy urban neighbourhood. It is Madhapar, a village on the outskirts of Bhuj in Gujarat’s Kachchh district. Madhapar has…

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Quote of the day by Alexander von Humboldt: “The most important result of a rational inquiry into nature is... to establish the unity and harmony” |

Quote of the day by Alexander von Humboldt: “The most important result of a rational inquiry into nature is… to establish the unity and harmony” |

Alexander von Humboldt spent much of his life travelling through landscapes that most Europeans of his era knew only from maps, then trying to understand what connected the things he encountered. He climbed mountains, measured temperatures and atmospheric pressure, recorded plants and minerals and compared conditions across different elevations. His work eventually led him to…

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'Not enough guts': AB de Villiers questions Pakistan players’ hunger after England rout | Cricket News

‘Not enough guts’: AB de Villiers questions Pakistan players’ hunger after England rout | Cricket News

Ab de Villiers and Babar Azam (Agency Image) Pakistan’s recent struggles have sparked plenty of criticism of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), but former South Africa captain AB de Villiers believes the players themselves must also take responsibility for the team’s alarming performances.The Babar Azam-led Pakistan side endured a miserable start to its England tour,…

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In 1918, three Indiana brothers opened a bicycle and tire shop; 108 years later, the same family still runs it, with six employees retiring after 40+ years and tenures reaching 50 years

In 1918, three Indiana brothers opened a bicycle and tire shop; 108 years later, the same family still runs it, with six employees retiring after 40+ years and tenures reaching 50 years

An Indiana tyre and bicycle business started by three brothers in 1918 is still operating under the same family ownership 108 years later. The business has also built an unusually loyal workforce, with several employees staying for more than four decades. A report published by local news outlet The Addison Times highlights the business’s long…

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