Fans think it's the cutest as Suriya attends his little fan's birthday. Watch

Tamil actor Suriya delighted fans by attending a little girl's birthday party, as captured in a heartwarming video. The actor engaged joyfully with his young admirer, cutting cake and posing for pictures. This sweet interaction led fans to praise Suriya for his genuine affection, especially as he recently had back-to-back hits in cinema after a previous dry spell.

Toxic box office day 7 (updated live): Yash film struggles to show growth

Despite facing significant social media backlash, several Kannada film stars, including music composer Ajaneesh Loknath, defended Yash's performance in "Toxic," highlighting its ambitious storytelling. Released on August 26, the film, which grossed ₹226.15 crore in its first week, suffered critical reception and box office dips, yet remains notable for its provocative themes and ensemble cast.

Delhi to see traffic diversions for 5 hours tomorrow amid BRICS rehearsal

The Delhi Traffic Police issued an advisory for September 2, warning of traffic diversions due to BRICS Summit rehearsals, emphasizing priority for emergency vehicles and essential services. Commuters are urged to use public transport, plan routes carefully, and avoid roadside parking near controlled areas. Key roads will experience diversions, ensuring smooth passage for VVIP movements leading up to the summit.

Over 175,000 tech jobs cut in 2026: Apple, Oracle and more join layoff wave

In 2026, over 175,000 tech jobs have been cut as companies like Oracle, Apple, and Microsoft restructure, largely due to AI influences and shifting business strategies. Notably, Oracle shed about 21,000 roles, around 13% of its workforce. This trend reflects broader challenges in the industry, as firms adapt to changing demands and technology.

Boycott calls for players to be dropped as drinking incidents keep mounting

Geoffrey Boycott has urged England cricketers to mature off the field after a series of disciplinary issues, advocating for exclusion from matches as a corrective measure. Recent incidents, including Brydon Carse's detention and breaches of curfew by Ben Stokes and others, have reignited concerns about team culture. Boycott emphasizes that players must be aware of their public status and encourages responsible behavior.

West Bengal to levy fine over spitting, defecating, dumping waste: Govt

The West Bengal government has imposed fines ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 200 for spitting, defecating, and dumping banned plastics in Kolkata and other cities, effective September 1. This initiative aims to enhance cleanliness, inspired by Indore’s cleanliness success. Additional measures include installing dustbins, urinals, and a QR-code-based waste collection system to streamline waste management.

iPhone Air, MacBook Neo: Genius of Apple CEO John Ternus reflected in devices

Since John Ternus became senior VP of hardware engineering in 2021, his influence has shaped every major Apple product, including the innovative iPhone 17 Pro and MacBook Neo. Ternus led the transition to Apple Silicon, enabling whisper-quiet performance, and directed the development of the Apple Vision Pro headset. This positions Apple for future advancements in smart glasses.

East Zone storm into Duleep final as Sooryavanshi, Mukesh blow away champs

East Zone advanced to the Duleep Trophy final with a four-wicket victory over Central Zone, thanks to quick bowling from Mohammed Shami and Mukesh Kumar, who took seven wickets collectively. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi contributed a crucial 40 runs while Ishan Kishan sealed the win. East last claimed the trophy in the 2012-13 season and will face South or North Zone in the final.

Raghu Ram questions morality behind policing Kriti Sanon's outfit in Rakhi ad

Kriti Sanon's Raksha Bandhan ad featuring her in a bralette sparked significant controversy, with many criticizing her outfit as inappropriate. While some supported her, others, including Kangana Ranaut, voiced disapproval. Raghu Ram challenged societal norms by questioning why men feel entitled to judge women's attire, urging discussion on the flawed mindset surrounding modesty and policing women's clothing choices.

Sunita Ahuja calls Nepal her ‘matrabhoomi’, urges Bollywood to help after floods

Sunita Ahuja, wife of Govinda, expressed her sorrow over the devastating floods in Nepal, labeling it her 'matrabhoomi.' With family roots in Kathmandu, she aims to help those affected and encourages others to contribute. Meanwhile, actress Manisha Koirala emphasized the importance of tourism for Nepal's recovery, urging the global community to support the nation beyond its hardships.

Jaime Pressly kids and exes in focus as actress ‘kicked out’ of California hotel

Jaime Pressly was removed from the Signia by Hilton San Jose due to alleged erratic behavior, including profanity and physical contact with other guests just days before her appearance at "GalaxyCon." Witnesses reported she appeared intoxicated, disregarded security, and engaged in loud phone conversations. Pressly, known for her role in "My Name Is Earl," has faced personal struggles, including multiple partnerships and parenting challenges.

PCB cracks down: Selectors given 24 hours to explain Rizwan, Imam picks

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is demanding a written explanation from its selection committee regarding the controversial picks of Mohammad Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq after the national team’s poor performance in England. With calls for Rizwan's exclusion due to subpar batting averages, the PCB has set a 24-hour deadline for justification of these selections amid allegations of player injuries.

Chinese Horoscope, September 2, 2026, Daily astro guidance as per your zodiac

Today's Earth Rabbit Day promotes a steady and patient approach across the zodiac. Signs like Rat and Rooster face challenges, whereas Goat and Dog may experience smoother progress. Avoid major decisions and focus on routine tasks, relationships should remain light, and health benefits from moderation. Recognizing simple, organized practices will lead to better outcomes today.

Delhi hikes solar panel subsidy, free panels for homes using up to 400 units: CM

The Delhi government plans to increase the subsidy for residential rooftop solar installations to ₹78,000, allowing eligible households with lower electricity usage to access nearly free 3-kilowatt systems. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta aims to equip 230,000 homes by March 2027, contributing to the “Green Delhi” initiative. Currently, only about 10,000 buildings have solar panels installed.

A full wardrobe but no good outfits? These styling mistakes could be the reason

A refreshed wardrobe requires versatile pieces rather than more clothes, emphasizing creativity in styling existing items, said Deepak Bansal of Cantabil Retail India. By altering combinations, utilizing neutral colors, and incorporating smart layering, familiar outfits can feel renewed. Instead of chasing trends, focus on personal style that adapts to various occasions for lasting value.

How Much Term Insurance Do You Need If You Have A Home Loan?

A marketing manager, concerned about his ₹50 lakh home loan and financial security for his wife, realizes he needs life insurance but struggles with the coverage amount. Income-based coverage alone is insufficient; he must also account for debts. Estimating a total need involves considering income, loans, and existing coverage, adapting as financial responsibilities evolve over time.

How Udyam Registration Changes Your MSME Loan Rates and Limits

A fabrication workshop owner learns the importance of the Udyam Registration Certificate when applying for a formal loan, as it categorizes businesses into micro, small, or medium, influencing loan terms significantly. With over 7.83 crore registrations, this official classification opens doors to priority sector lending and favorable conditions, although it doesn’t directly lower interest rates or resolve existing financial issues.

‘Flight is cheaper’: NRI considers India trip over ₹2.37 lakh dental bill

An Indian man in the U.S., Nitin Malhotra, sparked debate on social media after revealing he was quoted $2,500 for a dental procedure, prompting reactions about high American healthcare costs compared to India. Users noted that flights to India for treatment could be cheaper. Malhotra’s video highlights the significant disparity in dental care expenses.

SC closes suo motu case over NCERT textbook chapter on judiciary

The Supreme Court concluded suo motu proceedings on the Class 8 NCERT textbook's chapter on judiciary corruption after the chapter was withdrawn and replaced following expert panel recommendations. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta confirmed the new textbooks are now circulating. The court clarified earlier remarks made about the curriculum's approval process, emphasizing that no individual was solely responsible for the content.

John Ternus takes over as Apple's new CEO from Tim Cook after 15 years

Apple's new CEO, John Ternus, officially replaces Tim Cook after a transformative 15-year leadership that saw the company’s value soar to $4.6 trillion. Ternus must tackle significant challenges in artificial intelligence as Apple attempts to catch up with competitors, while also managing key relationships and supply chain issues, succeeding a strong collaborative legacy with figures like Donald Trump.

Krystle D'Souza felt betrayed by Kullu and Shahneel Gill in The Traitors 2

**Krystle D'Souza expresses betrayal in The Traitors Season 2.** As a Traitor, she criticized team members Kullu and Shahneel for abandoning their commitments, sharing feelings of heartbreak over their actions. After Shahneel's elimination, Krystle strategically recruited Rida Tharana to strengthen her position. The season's finale features six contestants, including Krystle, Rida, Mallika, and Shalini.

What if jalebis were savoury? Ranveer Brar answers with his aloo jalebi chaat

Celebrity chef Ranveer Brar introduces a savory twist on traditional jalebi with his aloo jalebi chaat recipe, blending crispy jalebis and spiced potatoes. It requires preparation in about 45 minutes and serves 2-4. The recipe includes essential ingredients like tapioca, boiled potatoes, curd, and tamarind chutney, promising a unique flavor reminiscent of the subcontinent's beloved sweets.

Pierre Damas Bel: Haitian immigrant dies in Ohio amid deportation fears

A 20-year-old Haitian immigrant, Pierre Damas Bel, tragically died after stepping into traffic on I-70 in Springfield, Ohio, amid distress over an electronic monitoring device from ICE following the loss of his temporary protected status. His family alleged his death was a suicide, exacerbated by fears of deportation. Bel, who aspired to be a doctor, faced bullying and humiliation. He had moved to the U.S. in 2024 to reunite with family. His death reflects rising anxiety in the local Haitian community due to intensified ICE actions.

John Ternus' first big Apple test: Why memory costs could hit profits

John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO amid rising memory chip costs, driven by AI demand affecting supply for consumer electronics. Tim Cook warned that higher memory expenses would lower Apple’s margins, now projected at 46.5%. As Ternus faces this financial challenge, he needs to balance pricing, supply management, and customer appeal for profitability amidst a looming memory shortage.

‘Spent 1.5 hrs crying’: NEET-PG aspirant takes exam as parents missing in Nepal

Aspirant Tanvi took the NEET-PG exam on August 30, tearfully dedicating it to her missing parents, lost in devastating floods in Nepal. More than 1,000 people died, and thousands are unaccounted for after the August 26 disaster. Tanvi's emotional struggle reflected her hopes for her parents' safe return, while she recalled cherished family rituals.

Japan breaks silence on India, Pakistan Asian Games concerns over accommodation

The Japan Cricket Association defended the Nisshin Cricket Ground as suitable for the 2026 Asian Games, countering claims from various Asian boards about inadequate facilities. CEO Naoki Alex Miyaji stated that despite limited time for development, the venue meets international standards, including accessible toilet facilities. Ongoing concerns persist regarding accommodation for teams in Nagoya, 20km away.

Maharashtra govt gives traders 1 year relief on loose edible oil restrictions

The Maharashtra government granted traders one year to comply with new restrictions on loose edible oil, deferring an immediate ban due to strong resistance. A joint committee will help transition traditional businesses to meet food safety standards mandated since 2011. This compromise aims to balance public health and the needs of economically vulnerable consumers reliant on cheaper loose oil.

‘Jharkhand focus area for rubber plantation, cloning tests on at Birsa varsity’

Jharkhand could become a new hub for rubber cultivation as the Rubber Board conducts cloning tests at Birsa Agricultural University for commercial varieties. Currently, Kerala leads in rubber production but states like Jharkhand, Bihar, and Odisha show significant potential. The sector faces a 35% supply deficit, encouraging local cultivation to meet demand while supporting farmers' incomes.

Does time seem to speed up as you grow older? Heart surgeon explains why

The reminiscence bump explains why older adults remember more experiences from adolescence and early adulthood due to significant life milestones that create vivid memories. Dr. Jeremy London emphasizes that this phenomenon can be renewed through new experiences at any stage of life, countering the notion that memories are confined to youth. Engaging in novelty can enrich one's life narrative.

Emraan Hashmi calls Awarapan 2 his best film yet, says it rewrote history at BO

**Awarapan 2**, released on August 14, has grossed over ₹200 crore worldwide, marking a significant success compared to its predecessor, which earned ₹19 crore in total. Starring Emraan Hashmi, Disha Patani, and Shabana Azmi, the film follows Shivam's quest against child trafficking. Despite mixed reviews, Hashmi proudly calls it his best film yet, urging audiences to watch it in theaters. The original, released in 2007, struggled at the box office but has gained a cult following over the years.