Asian Games 2026 Day 14 Live Updates: Gold medals up for grabs in cricket, hockey as India aim to finish campaign on a high

Asian Games 2026 Day 14 Live Updates: India’s campaign at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, will enter its final day on Saturday, with athletes competing across 10 disciplines. Indian athletes will have several opportunities to add to the medal tally, with events in archery, cricket, hockey and wrestling among those to watch. As…

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Harsh Goenka: Robot attends puja, dances at Ujjain shop launch; Harsh Goenka asks, ‘Does any of this make sense?’

Harsh Goenka: Robot attends puja, dances at Ujjain shop launch; Harsh Goenka asks, ‘Does any of this make sense?’

Robot attends puja, dances at Ujjain shop launch A sandwich shop opening in Ujjain has caught attention online for an unusual reason. The event featured a humanoid robot in a role usually reserved for a well-known guest, turning an ordinary business launch into a scene that quickly got people talking.The inauguration took place on Sunday,…

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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ gets UA 13+ in India as CBFC cuts 8 seconds of kissing scenes ahead of India release |

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ gets UA 13+ in India as CBFC cuts 8 seconds of kissing scenes ahead of India release |

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ received a UA 13+ certificate from CBFC, with a runtime of 144 minutes 52 seconds. The board ordered an anti-liquor disclaimer, muted obscene language, and cut two kissing scenes. The MCU’s 38th film, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, releases in India on July 30. ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ has been granted…

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Built in 1878, this 8,500-sq-ft Ohio jail held prisoners for 110 years; 148 years later, a developer bought it and may turn its cells into offices or a speakeasy

Built in 1878, this 8,500-sq-ft Ohio jail held prisoners for 110 years; 148 years later, a developer bought it and may turn its cells into offices or a speakeasy

Built in 1878 by Toledo architect David Gibbs, the building operated as a working jail until 1988. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. A former Ohio jail that spent more than a century behind bars is getting a very different future. The historic Jail and Sheriff’s Residence in Delaware,…

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Scientists uncover the aluminium shield that helps a tiny crustacean survive darkness, near-freezing water and crushing pressure in the Mariana Trench |

Scientists uncover the aluminium shield that helps a tiny crustacean survive darkness, near-freezing water and crushing pressure in the Mariana Trench |

Nearly seven miles beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean lies a place so hostile that only a handful of human beings in all of history have ever seen it. Total darkness, near-freezing water, and pressure equivalent to a jet’s weight bearing down on a single postage stamp define this world. According to Guinness World…

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A 16-year-old hiker used AI to plan a route in British Columbia and became stranded on a steep cliff; rescuers reached him by helicopter, raising fresh questions about relying on chatbots for trip planning

The hiker found himself trapped on a narrow ledge along an almost vertical cliff. A 16-year-old boy in Canada had to be rescued by helicopter after becoming stranded on a steep mountain cliff during a hiking trip he had planned with the help of artificial intelligence. The teenager, Bryce Vincent Gowryluk, was hiking on Crown…

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A London museum's urban garden collected more than 11 million environmental records in one year; 50 sensors tracked heat, humidity, birdsong and underwater sounds |

A London museum’s urban garden collected more than 11 million environmental records in one year; 50 sensors tracked heat, humidity, birdsong and underwater sounds |

Image Credit: Natural History Museum, London A garden at London’s Natural History Museum has collected more than 11 million environmental data records during its first year as a high-tech living laboratory. More than 50 sensors now monitor conditions across the Nature Discovery Garden, recording everything from temperature and humidity to birdsong, underwater sounds and traffic…

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Ram Gopal Varma talks about the underworld connection behind Salman Khan's 'Chori Chori Chupke Chupke' |

Ram Gopal Varma talks about the underworld connection behind Salman Khan’s ‘Chori Chori Chupke Chupke’ |

The 2001 romantic drama Chori Chori Chupke Chupke, directed by Abbas-Mustan and starring Salman Khan, Preity Zinta, and Rani Mukerji, is often remembered for introducing one of Bollywood’s earliest depictions of surrogacy, albeit in a rather flawed manner. However, beyond its storyline, the film remains infamous for its unexpected links to the Mumbai underworld, a…

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