'Indian fans are extremists. If they don't like you, you are gone. But if they like you, they will never forget you. That's what happened with Sarabhai vs Sarabhai.'

Archana Gautam seems to have lost the plot after her comeback in the game, but she's definitely more gutsy than any other contestant.

‘Arzoo’ consolidated the legendary actor’s image as the tormented lover

The words buzz in my head: Plants, pollinators, medicinal cannibalism, history of transplanted trees and bodies... And I wish for educators to use this slant of thinking into their curriculum

Mental health issues, representation of women, and sustainability practices came to the fore at the biggest sporting event

The iconic hotel at the heart of Delhi is reimagining and re-inventing the business of hospitality in creative ways

The 89th Annual Academy Awards will go down in history for this.

Some celebrities followed the theme while some put on their elegant outfits...

Period. End of Sentence, which won an Oscar in the Documentary Short Subject category, has been produced by Guneet Monga.

The stage is changing as more women and queer folk take the helm, and practitioners experiment with new stories

Verstappen has won both races to start the season in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia

Verstappen, who will be looking for a third straight victory in Japan in Sunday's race, becomes the first driver to take pole in the opening four races of a season since Lewis Hamilton nine years ago.

Lando Norris leads Oscar Piastri in McLaren qualifying one-two; Verstappen comes third

The British driver registered the fastest lap in one minute 9.673 seconds, ahead of Verstappen's Red Bull who clocked 1min 10.029sec in windy and damp conditions at the Zandvoort circuit

Indian actor Ajith Kumar to compete in endurance racing as team owner and principal driver of Ajith Kumar Racing

The host is struggling with a few injuries; Harmanpreet will have Vivek Sagar Prasad as his deputy while the visiting team will sport a new look

How India launched 60-plus Internet-first innerwear brands, more than any other country except the US

Cornerstone Venture Partners on how specialisation can deepen a start-up’s value proposition

RAHUL VERMA finds a cold weather friend in Mayur Vihar!

Sarvani Sweets launches its series sweet boxes featuring some iconic heritage spots of Visakhapatnam

The sixth edition of the report, which was launched in Mumbai with a dinner highlighting millets, predicts more interest in hyper-regional cuisine, vegan diets and mindful snacking

Alice Zorn (Colours in Her Hands) and Alice Irene Whittaker (Homing) will be signing books at the Read Quebec Book Fair! This vibrant event celebrates […]

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Join Alice Irene Whittaker for the Calgary launch of Homing: A Quest to Care for Myself and the Earth. With host Deborah Willis (Girlfriend on […]

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Alice Irene Whittaker (Homing: A Quest to Care for Myself and the Earth) will be joined by Amanda Lewis (Tracking Giants: Big Trees, Tiny Triumphs, […]

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The People of AI podcast Season 3 highlighted inspiring stories and career anecdotes from individuals shaping the future of AI, focusing on themes of democratizing AI, AI for Good, redefining intelligence, and AI's impact on work.

The women-led tour through the lanes of Chickpet not just showcased the neighbourhood’s distinctive nightlife, but also aimed to create more safe spaces for women to walk at night, and reclaim the streets

Bhuvaneshwari Kumaravel has created eco-friendly traditional toys that keep children and adults engaged

Musk pointed out that the Twitter app occupies 9.52 GB of phone storage

Threads passes 5 million sign ups in four hours: CEO Zuckerberg

Threads app received about 30 million signups as of Thursday morning

Threads bears a strong resemblance to Twitter, as do numerous other social media sites that have cropped up in recent months as users have chafed at Musk's management of the service

Kunal Kamra, who for nearly a decade has satirised politics and social norms in his routines, is fighting an amendment to the IT rules that allows the government to order social media platforms to take down any news that its fact-checking unit identifies as "fake or false or misleading"

Transmission remains a challenge even as power demand rises

Waiting for company to travel is passé; solo travellers are having fun by not just exploring beaches but also enrolling in open water scuba diving courses

In a frank and outspoken discussion, retired HC judge V.G. Palshikar explains why courts have long vacations and how that relic of colonial rule could be replaced. He also spoke about the judiciary overstepping its limits, time wasted dealing with PILs, and the Bombay HC’s huge backlog of cases

A Division Bench of Justices Revati Mohite Dere and Prithviraj Chavan noted that a departmental probe has been set up against the errant Badlapur police officials.

Western Railway has erected a 370 sqm. waiting area at Bandra Terminus to accommodate 600 passengers; two persons, gravely injured on Sunday, remain critical and are on oxygen support

Sena (UBT) complains that Amit Thackeray, the MNS candidate for Mahim, held a Diwali programme in a government-owned space; demands that event costs be added to his poll expenditure account

Kareena Kapoor Khan's much-awaited film The Buckingham Murders is set release on September 13 and Hansal Mehta's directorial venture sure looks like a promising crime thriller.