Spider-Man Brand: 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' box office collection Day 9: Tom Holland starrer sees good growth on second Friday with Rs 417 Crore haul; set to surpass 'Avengers: Endgame' record in India |

Spider-Man Brand: ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ box office collection Day 9: Tom Holland starrer sees good growth on second Friday with Rs 417 Crore haul; set to surpass ‘Avengers: Endgame’ record in India |

Tom Holland‘s ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ continued its strong run at the Indian box office, with the superhero blockbuster recording good growth at the ticket windows on its second Friday. ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ collections Day 9 According to early estimates on sacnilk, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ earned an estimated Rs 14.50 crore net across…

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Sundar Pichai: Sundar Pichai is the Google CEO today: How a shared rotary phone, waiting in a long queue to fetch water during drought-stricken Madras, and working passionately with tough colleagues made him one of the most successful people in the world

Long before Sundar Pichai became the CEO of Google and Alphabet, he was a boy in Chennai waiting years for something as basic as a telephone. In a candid conversation on the Lex Fridman Podcast, Pichai looked back at his early life in India and how daily struggles, from water shortages to a single rotary…

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IPL 2026 | 'Aaj hi kiya hai na sir, kal kaha': Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's funny exchange with Romi Bhinder goes viral - WATCH | Cricket News

IPL 2026 | ‘Aaj hi kiya hai na sir, kal kaha’: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s funny exchange with Romi Bhinder goes viral – WATCH | Cricket News

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Romi Bhinder (Image credit: BCCI/IPL) NEW DELHI: Rajasthan Royals’ young batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi on Thursday offered cake to Romi Bhinder, who was celebrating his birthday. Bhinder is the long-standing Team Manager of Rajasthan Royals in the IPL. A video posted by Rajasthan Royals on social media, showing Sooryavanshi offering cake to…

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An Ohio farmer watched gullies repeatedly cut through his family's 700-acre farm and decided to change how he worked the land; decades later, the family operation has grown to 8,000 acres while becoming a conservation showcase

An Ohio farmer watched gullies repeatedly cut through his family’s 700-acre farm and decided to change how he worked the land; decades later, the family operation has grown to 8,000 acres while becoming a conservation showcase

The Kellogg story is also one of persistence. He began farming at 14 after his father left agriculture to care for his ill wife. By his senior year of high school, Bill was managing 700 acres, much of it through relationships with older farmers in the community. For Bill Kellogg, conservation did not begin with…

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18 years later, Sabyasachi returns to NYFW with Christy Turlington and a dazzling MET jewellery debut

18 years later, Sabyasachi returns to NYFW with Christy Turlington and a dazzling MET jewellery debut

Christy Turlington was the face Sabyasachi Mukherjee chose to open his much-awaited return to New York Fashion Week. And it wasn’t just any runway appearance. The supermodel walked out in a striking denim look, wearing pieces from Sabyasachi’s new fine jewellery collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art.The show, titled ‘Bengal Byzantine Broadway’, took place…

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A Perth homeowner hired agents to sell his house; a company they owned bought it for $705,000, their interest was disclosed six weeks later, and the homeowner later obtained an $800,000 valuation

A Perth homeowner hired agents to sell his house; a company they owned bought it for $705,000, their interest was disclosed six weeks later, and the homeowner later obtained an $800,000 valuation

The issue came to light after Mr Wu became suspicious about the transaction. (Picture: ABC Australia) A homeowner in Australia says he may have sold his Perth property for nearly $100,000 less than its value after discovering that the real estate agents he hired to sell it were behind the company that bought it. Chao…

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Indian-Origin Entrepreneur: She went to the US on a dependent visa; now the Indian-origin woman owns 12 restaurants and has a business worth millions: ‘So much of my life was built without knowing exactly where I was going’

Indian-Origin Entrepreneur: She went to the US on a dependent visa; now the Indian-origin woman owns 12 restaurants and has a business worth millions: ‘So much of my life was built without knowing exactly where I was going’

Pic courtesy: Instagram/ Lavanya Mahate Lavanya Mahate, an Indian-origin woman who arrived in the United States on a dependent visa, is now a successful restaurateur. She reveals how she never gave up, even when she wasn’t sure what path lay ahead. In a video shared on Instagram, Mahate shared her inspiring success story of starting…

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Om Puri confessed about his affair with maid to his first wife a day before they got married: 'Couldn't cancel the wedding, women these days are more courageous' | Hindi Movie News

Om Puri confessed about his affair with maid to his first wife a day before they got married: ‘Couldn’t cancel the wedding, women these days are more courageous’ | Hindi Movie News

After Om Puri passed away, his first wife Seema Kapoor opened up about their marriage and painful separation in an interview. Looking back at her relationship with the late actor, she recalled how he confessed to an affair with his house help just a day before their wedding. Seema also alleged that Om Puri later…

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Inner stillness and human connection are emerging as the next big wellness trends, says expert

Inner stillness and human connection are emerging as the next big wellness trends, says expert

Inner stillness and human connection are emerging as the next big wellness trends Wellness is not limited anymore to physical fitness or a healthy diet. Nowadays, experts state that mental well-being also plays an equally significant role in ensuring a well-balanced lifestyle. Speaking about the changes in the perception of wellness, Sitender Sehrawat, founder of…

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In 1864, Tasmania introduced brown trout from England for sport; 162 years later, conservationists are creating trout-free havens for a native fish with only about 6,000 left

In 1864, Tasmania introduced brown trout from England for sport; 162 years later, conservationists are creating trout-free havens for a native fish with only about 6,000 left

Tasmania introduced brown trout from England for sport More than 160 years after Tasmania introduced British brown trout to create a major recreational fishery, conservation workers are building artificial barriers and clearing entire waterways to save a tiny native fish from extinction. The Swan galaxias (Galaxias fontanus), a small, scaleless freshwater fish found only in…

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