Soori’s ‘Mandaadi’ clears censorship; Sports drama set in unusual sea back drop s to release on September 10 |

Soori’s ‘Mandaadi’ clears censorship; Sports drama set in unusual sea back drop s to release on September 10 |

Soori’s upcoming sports action drama ‘Mandaadi’ is getting closer to its theatrical release, and the latest certification update has added to the excitement around the film. Directed by Mathimaran Pugazhendi, the movie is mounted on a large scale and was shot extensively around Tamil Nadu’s coastal regions. With an unusual sea-based setting and intense action,…

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Quote of the day by Leo Tolstoy: 'When you love someone, you love the person as they are, and not as you'd like them to be'

Quote of the day by Leo Tolstoy: ‘When you love someone, you love the person as they are, and not as you’d like them to be’

True love embraces individuals as they are, not as we wish them to be. This profound connection goes beyond superficial compatibility, focusing on complete acceptance. It means cherishing personalities, quirks, and all. This approach fosters genuine growth and lasting bonds. It is about respecting individuality and letting go of the urge to ‘fix’ others. “When…

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Your garden could become a power station: How a UK startup is generating electricity from soil bacteria

Your garden could become a power station: How a UK startup is generating electricity from soil bacteria |

Somewhere under a patch of ordinary garden soil, billions of bacteria are quietly going about their business eating organic matter, releasing electrons, and in doing so, producing a faint but constant electrical charge. For most of human history, that energy has simply disappeared into the ground unnoticed. A British startup called Bactery, spun out of…

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In 1834, a historic Métis family home was built beside Georgian Bay in Canada; 192 years later, its owner transferred it for just $2 and the 75,000-pound house was moved across the water for a planned museum

In 1834, a historic Métis family home was built beside Georgian Bay in Canada; 192 years later, its owner transferred it for just $2 and the 75,000-pound house was moved across the water for a planned museum

An 1834 Métis home built near the Canadian shoreline is beginning a new chapter after being moved across Georgian Bay. Its private owner sold the historic building for just $2 to help create a heritage museum. Known as the Labatte House, the building weighs about 75,000 pounds. It was placed on a special barge at…

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Kuwaiti H-1B doctor in Ohio poisoned girlfriend with abortion drug to terminate pregnancy, became US citizen lying on his Form N-400

Kuwaiti H-1B doctor in Ohio poisoned girlfriend with abortion drug to terminate pregnancy, became US citizen lying on his Form N-400

Kuwaiti doctor convicted of citizenship fraud in Ohio. A new naturalization fraud has surfaced in Ohio, where a former medical doctor lied on his citizenship form and became a US citizen, suppressing his past involvement in poisoning his pregnant girlfriend with an abortion drug. According to court documents, Alhallaq was born in Kuwait and entered…

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Anurag Kahsyap recalls rooting for 'Lagaan' when it clashed with 'Gadar', says Ashutosh Gowarikar went into the film with hair but came back bald |

Anurag Kahsyap recalls rooting for ‘Lagaan’ when it clashed with ‘Gadar’, says Ashutosh Gowarikar went into the film with hair but came back bald |

More than two decades after its release, ‘Lagaan’ continues to be regarded as one of Indian cinema’s most influential films. The period sports drama not only captivated audiences worldwide but also reshaped filmmaking practices in the industry. Among those deeply impacted by the film was filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who recently reflected on its significance during…

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From Goa to Kerala, these budget trips are worth every rupee

From Goa to Kerala, these budget trips are worth every rupee

This is no surprise that Vande Bharat trains have changed the way Indians travel. These semi-high speed trains, since their inception, are offering travellers premium comfort without breaking their bank balance. From Kerala’s houseboats to Karnataka’s Western Ghats and Goa’s coastal landscapes, these Vande Bharat routes prove that comfort isn’t always expensive. For many travellers,…

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ECB ‘unhappy’ as Ireland defy England’s policy, host Afghanistan for ODI series | Cricket News

Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan. (AP) The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is reportedly unhappy with Cricket Ireland for hosting Afghanistan in a five-match ODI series, even though England continue to play Afghanistan in ICC tournaments.The five-match ODI series between Ireland and Afghanistan began on Wednesday in Bready. According to a report in The Guardian, Ireland’s…

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‘ Mohammed Shami bhi aa rahe hai piche piche’: Suresh Raina drops big hint on India pacer’s return | Cricket News

Mohammed Shami (Getty Images) Former India cricketer Suresh Raina believes Mohammed Shami could soon return to the national team, following the comeback of his former teammate Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who has earned a recall at the age of 36.Raina credited Bhuvneshwar’s discipline, hard work and commitment to his fitness for his return to the Indian side,…

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'Sita ji with curly hair not mentioned in Tulsidas' Ramayan,' says actress Deepika Chikhalia on Sai Pallavi's casting opposite Ranbir Kapoor: 'If they fit the bill, then it’s good' | Hindi Movie News

‘Sita ji with curly hair not mentioned in Tulsidas’ Ramayan,’ says actress Deepika Chikhalia on Sai Pallavi’s casting opposite Ranbir Kapoor: ‘If they fit the bill, then it’s good’ | Hindi Movie News

With the trailer of Ramayana set to release on July 24, Deepika Chikhalia, who became a household name after portraying Sita in Ramanand Sagar’s legendary television series, has shared her thoughts on Sai Pallavi stepping into the iconic role for Nitesh Tiwari’s adaptation. In an interview with Variety India, Deepika also spoke about Arun Govil’s…

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Qatar-backed Qatari Diar bought a former British Army site for $1.3 billion; its new 10,000-square-foot London penthouse is now listed for $64 million

Image Credit: Qatari Diar One of London’s most exclusive new homes has arrived on the market with a price tag to match. According to an exclusive report by The Wall Street Journal, a newly completed duplex penthouse at the Chelsea Barracks development in Belgravia has been listed for £48 million (around $64 million), marking it…

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