Imran Khan opens up about divorce with Avantika Malik

Actor Imran Khan returns to cinema after an 11-year hiatus, focusing on his mental health journey. He reveals that ending his marriage in 2019 was a turning point, enabling him to heal and become his healthiest self. Khan emphasizes that remaining in an unhealthy dynamic is more damaging than separation, especially for a child.

Ex-Tesla AI chief Andrej Karpathy issues warning on Moltbook after Elon Musk reply

Former Tesla AI director Andrej Karpathy issued a stark warning about Moltbook, a viral AI social network, calling it a "computer security nightmare." Initially hailed as a sci-fi marvel, Karpathy now cautions against its use due to rampant scams, privacy risks, and prompt injection attacks.

No rituals, no marriage: SC says certificate can’t replace Hindu ceremonies

The Petitioner- woman and Respondent- man, both trained commercial pilots, were engaged on 07.03.2021. They claimed in their own words, instead of immediately performing marriage as per traditional Hindu ceremony, they obtained a marriage certificate dated 07.07.2021, from a private organization called Vadik Jankalyan Samiti (Regd.). And later, based on that certificate, obtained a certificate of registration of marriage in Uttar Pradesh as per rules.

Iran tensions: IndiGo curbs flights to central Asian countries till Feb 28

Amidst escalating Iran tensions, IndiGo has extended flight cancellations to Tbilisi, Almaty, Baku, and Tashkent until February 28, 2026. The airline is rerouting to ensure passenger and crew safety, as its usual flight paths traverse Iranian airspace. This move comes as US-Iran relations remain volatile, though diplomatic efforts are reportedly underway.

MP govt hospitals to get Garbh Sanskar rooms to ‘educate mind of fetus’

These dedicated spaces are meant to guide expectant parents through prenatal care rooted in traditional Indian practices, from positive thinking and lifestyle discipline to diet and emotional well-being. The idea: shape the mind of the unborn. CM Mohan Yadav announced the initiative Sunday in Indore, placing it under the Ayushman Bharat scheme and linking it to the Union ministry of Ayush.

India-US deal: Russia contradicts Trump, says New Delhi has not said it will halt oil purchases

Exclusive: Backed by father, Anaya Bangar to undergo gender-affirming surgery

Family has stood by cricketer and trans-rights advocate Anaya Bangar as she is all set for a major milestone in her transition.

Elon Musk ‘unite’ SpaceX and xAI in $1.25 trillion mega merger

Kiaran MacDonald’s viral pro debut sparks backlash over bout vs 39-year-old opponent

Kiaran MacDonald’s pro debut turned viral after fans questioned his fight against 39-year-old Marius Vysniauskas. The mismatch, shown on Josh Kelly’s title undercard, sparked backlash online. MacDonald won on points, while Vysniauskas showed toughness despite extending his long losing streak.

Air India flyers land in Delhi, 40 bags left in Mumbai

Passengers on a Mumbai-Delhi Air India flight experienced frustration when approximately 40 checked bags failed to arrive at their destination. The airline cited unforeseen technical issues at Mumbai airport for the missing cargo. The flight, AI 2677, landed ahead of schedule, but the early arrival was overshadowed by the luggage mishap.

Russia fires over 70 missiles, 450 drones at Ukraine; iconic World War II memorial damaged

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India-US trade deal: Top stocks that will benefit from reduced tariffs

According to MOFSL, this is a high-impact development and will have a multi-layered positive effect on the Indian economy, prevailing market sentiments, and sectors exporting to the US, which will benefit from better competitiveness. Key sectoral beneficiaries include Auto Ancillaries, Defence, Consumer, Textiles, EMS, Consumer Durables, IT Services, Financials (second-order beneficiary), and Utility companies.

Delhi school fee law deferred: Why the new rules won’t apply in 2025–26

Delhi’s new school fee regulation law has not been struck down, but it has been rescheduled. After the Supreme Court flagged the haste of enforcing a committee-driven regime mid-academic year, the Delhi government told the court it would not implement the law in 2025–26. A Gazette notification now resets timelines, caps interim fees, and prepares the ground for full rollout from 2026–27.