Hair transplant surgeon reveals if hanging upside down really regrow hair

Inversion therapy, marketed as a hair growth solution, is only advisable for individuals with specific health issues like glaucoma or hypertension. Dr. Mayank Singh clarifies that hanging upside down for five minutes offers no proven benefits for hair regrowth, with proper medical consultation being essential for successfully addressing hair loss. Background research indicates that blood circulation alone doesn't stimulate hair growth effectively.

Ali Abbas Zafar's romantic action film starring Ahaan Panday locks release date

Ahaan Panday's upcoming film, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, will be released by Yash Raj Films on March 26, 2027. This collaboration marks the fifth between Zafar and producer Aditya Chopra. Anticipation is high following Panday’s success in Saiyaara, while Aaishvary Thackeray joins as the antagonist, promising an action-packed romance. Both actors are gaining recognition in Bollywood.

Bombay HC designates 2 special courts to fast-track trials in paper leak cases

The Bombay High Court has established two special courts in Nagpur and Aurangabad to expedite trials in Maharashtra's examination paper leak cases, in response to student protests demanding the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Prime Minister Modi's recent promise for a new law to combat such leaks catalyzed the decision, with trials required to conclude in three months under the new 2024 Act, managed by experienced judges. Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his hunger strike after government assurances, but protests for educational reforms will persist.

Media reports 'reckless', no plea related to CJP protests filed: CJI

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant dismissed media claims that he denied an urgent hearing on a plea regarding police actions against students, labeling the reports "reckless." He clarified that only a representation was submitted, not a formal petition, and emphasized that there were no videos or evidence presented. The protest occurred on July 20, driven by demands for a minister’s resignation.

Mumbai man pretends to buy camera with first earnings, surprises dad with shoes

Mumbai content creator Keshav Narayan Bisht surprised his father with a new pair of shoes using his first earnings, instead of purchasing gadgetry for himself. The heartwarming video stirred emotions online, with viewers showering praise and expressing admiration for their bond. Initially aiming for smart glasses, Bisht focused on creating lasting memories with his father.

'I thought my life was over': How Swiggy rider Ajit Kumar became a crorepati

Ajit Kumar, a former Swiggy delivery driver from Faridabad, transformed his life through storytelling, earning millions via Pocket FM, including ₹6.29 lakh and a spot on the Jaipur Literary Festival. From facing financial struggles and a life-changing accident to becoming a successful writer, Ajit exemplifies hard work and perseverance's impact on success. His journey highlights extraordinary resilience amid adversity.

Of AI hallucinations and brain rot

Smartphones and AI are diminishing our reading and thinking capabilities, with the author transitioning from reading multiple books weekly to struggling with one every two months due to constant distractions. This trend is troubling, as reliance on AI-generated information is leading to a decline in cognitive skills. The author warns that neglecting deep reading may cost us our intellectual abilities.

Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon's The Morning Show to end with season 5

The popular Apple TV series The Morning Show will conclude with its fifth season, premiering in 2027, featuring returning stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. Aniston emphasized the team's commitment to crafting a meaningful ending, while Witherspoon praised the show's focus on press freedom and the journalists' struggles. The series has been a notable success for Apple since its launch.

Remove encroachments along Ganga in Patna in 6 weeks: SC to Bihar govt

The Supreme Court has ordered the Bihar government to remove unauthorized structures along the Ganga in Patna within six weeks due to serious ecological concerns, while also imposing a status quo on construction activities near the Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh. This action follows a petition highlighting significant encroachments affecting water flow, with further court hearings set for September.

Revitalise your hair and skin with these 5 amazing biotin supplements

Biotin gummies, popular for hair health, contain zinc, folic acid, and multivitamins, potentially aiding hair loss and protection with vitamins A, C, and E. They offer nourishment for hair and skin, emphasizing the importance of consulting a doctor before supplementation. Biotin, found in various foods, is crucial for those with specific health concerns regarding hair and skin.

Haryana unveils roadmap for holistic, future-ready school education

Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda unveiled a comprehensive strategy for school education focused on character building, skills, entrepreneurship, and sports at a national conclave in New Delhi. He emphasized transforming schools into holistic institutions and enhancing teacher training for improved learning outcomes. Key initiatives include reinforcing Foundational Literacy and Numeracy while fostering sporting talent among students.

Owner of Viking ship used in The Odyssey alleges studio hasn't paid for damage

The makers of *The Odyssey* deny allegations from the Vikingaleden association, which claims Universal Pictures failed to reimburse $6,000 for repairs on their damaged longship used in the film. Meanwhile, *The Odyssey* has grossed over $300 million in its first week, positioning it as a potential box-office titan. The film features an all-star cast, including Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway.

CWG 2026: Doping suspension and quota reduction deal double blow to India

Before the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the Indian contingent faced two setbacks: judoka Arun Kumar was provisionally suspended for doping, and weightlifter Dilbagh Singh withdrew due to a quota reduction and a back injury. Despite these challenges, Mirabai Chanu reassured that the weightlifting team is well-prepared and urged members to remain relaxed amid the pressure to perform well.

Spain declares national emergency as wildfires continue to rage near Madrid

The Spanish government declared a national emergency as wildfires near Madrid and Avila forced over 10,000 evacuations amid severe weather. The Interior Ministry cited multiple simultaneous outbreaks, straining firefighting resources. These fires, fueled by extreme heat and vegetation growth, reflect worsening wildfire seasons due to climate change. 2023 has seen over 100,000 hectares scorched and 13 fatalities.

From Gen Z to Boomers; Jantar Mantar protest draws support across generations

Protests against a paper leak at Jantar Mantar, now in their seventh week, have garnered support from senior citizens concerned about education reform for the youth's future. Participants, including farmers and activists, believe the movement resembles past significant protests. The solidarity between generations signifies a united front for public examination reforms and highlights a deeper societal concern.

Manjrekar minces no words on protests: ‘A revolt against feeling suppressed'

Amid ongoing student protests, notable athletes like Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh have expressed solidarity, while former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar sharply criticized authorities for the unrest. He emphasized the protests reflect deeper societal issues. Tendulkar highlighted the importance of integrity in education, advocating for a culture that rewards hard work and supports the aspirations of youth in India.

Nolan Wells update: DA responds to attorney Ben Crump's allegations

Mississippi District Attorney Angel Myers defended the investigation into Nolan Wells' death amid allegations of racial bias by attorney Ben Crump, who represents Wells' family. Myers emphasized the commitment to a thorough and transparent process, noting the need to protect the investigation's integrity. Wells, 18, disappeared on July 4; his body was found two days later.

Step inside musician Amaal Malik's elegant abode in Mumbai

Amaal Malik, an acclaimed Indian music director and composer, showcased his modern urban home to Mashable India on July 14, 2026. Featuring dark cabinetry and light surfaces, the kitchen blends functionality with intimacy, while the living room emphasizes comfort with plush seating and a serene balcony garden. Malik's career includes notable songs and awards in Hindi cinema.

Dia Mirza on PM Modi's video message: 'Nothing that can heal the broken hearts'

Amid escalating protests by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in Delhi over exam irregularities, PM Modi acknowledged the crisis in a video message, promising fast-track courts and stricter penalties. Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who ended a hunger strike, had pushed for Education Minister Pradhan's resignation. Critics, including actress Dia Mirza, expressed disappointment over the government's perceived lack of empathy.

Vikrant Massey reveals he almost rejected Chhapaak opposite Deepika Padukone

Actor Vikrant Massey has diversified his career across television, film, and streaming, avoiding typecasting. In an interview, he credited supportive audiences and filmmakers, including Meghna Gulzar, for their faith in his abilities. His latest project, Netflix's *Musafir Cafe*, explores the impact of relationships through his character Chander Mohan Sharma. The show premieres on July 24.

Sony Pictures Entertainment to serve as global distributor for Ranbir Kapoor's 'Ramayana'

Sony Pictures Entertainment will globally distribute Namit Malhotra's cinematic adaptation of "Ramayana," a prominent Indian epic, outside India. Produced by Malhotra's Prime Focus Studios and directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the film stars Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, and Sai Pallavi. The two-part release begins Diwali 2026, showcasing India's cultural richness to international audiences.

‘No plea filed on CJP protest police action’: CJI fumes at ‘reckless reporting’

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant declared on Friday that no petitions regarding police brutality during the July 20 student protests had been filed, addressing misleading reports about the Supreme Court's refusal to hear such matters. He emphasized the absence of any formal submissions while contextually criticizing reckless media coverage. The protests, sparked by alleged examination paper leaks, faced police backlash amid ongoing activist demonstrations.

'No transparency': Software engineer alleges abrupt termination after 6 months

A software engineer was terminated by an Indian IT services firm just six months into their contract, without prior warning or feedback, despite satisfactory performance. The engineer challenged claims of poor performance and questioned the absence of client feedback in the decision. Reddit reactions highlighted concerns over remote work culture and the need for transparent evaluations in performance reviews.

Pet dog helps crack 2021 Mohali murder case; man gets life term

A Mohali court sentenced Jagir Singh to life imprisonment for the 2021 murder of goat farmer Sucha Singh, aided by the victim's pet dog, Rocky, in discovering the body. The court ruled against capital punishment, finding the case not among the "rarest of rare." Two co-accused were acquitted, and compensation was ordered for Singh's wife.

Corey Ruiz, Madison shooting: 5 things about man killed in cop shooting

Corey Ruiz, a 41-year-old man, was shot and killed by a Madison Police officer during an encounter linked to reports of bike theft on Thursday, prompting widespread protests. Ruiz's violent death has reignited discussions on police accountability, with officials and community leaders condemning the incident. Ruiz had a criminal history, but calls for justice emphasize the need for reform in law enforcement practices.

Tusshar questioned 50 vanity vans on Welcome to the Jungle: ‘Is it justified?’

Bollywood actor-producer Tusshar Kapoor critiqued the extravagant entourage culture in the industry, particularly after noticing 50 vanity vans on the set of *Welcome To The Jungle*. He emphasized the need for balance between necessary expenses and avoiding narcissism, urging responsible spending in filmmaking. The film, directed by Ahmed Khan, received mixed reviews and grossed Rs 192 crore globally.

Bahuda Yatra begins in Puri amid tight security, lakhs witness deities' procession

Lord Jagannath and his siblings began their Bahuda Yatra on Friday, drawing lakhs of devotees in Puri amid tight security following previous crowd-related incidents. The journey marks their return to the Jagannath Temple from the Gundicha Temple. With over 13,000 security personnel deployed, festivities included traditional rituals and prayers for peace and prosperity as the community celebrated together.

A medal you can read by touch: Glasgow CWG make history with first-ever braille design medals

Glasgow's Commonwealth Games 2026 will feature medals with braille and tactile elements for the first time, ensuring accessibility for visually impaired athletes. The unique Reuleaux triangle design, inspired by local landmarks and tartan, emphasizes inclusion, aligning with a record 47 golds across six Para sports. Designed by Militsa Milenkova, the medals celebrate both Glasgow's heritage and athletes' achievements.

Safaris to boat rides: 2 magical nights of pure luxury in Mewar's private forest

Chunda Shikar Oudi, a luxury retreat in Rajasthan, balances warm service with sustainable tourism, recruiting 90% of its staff from the local village of Bathera. Once a hunting lodge, it now emphasizes wildlife conservation. Guests enjoy immersive experiences amid stunning nature. With rich cuisine and intimate accommodations, the retreat offers the perfect escape from urban chaos.

Delhi HC to hear plea against internet suspension around student protest site

The Delhi High Court will urgently hear a petition against the suspension of internet services near Jantar Mantar, where student protests demand the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan. This suspension, enforced under the Telecommunications (Temporary Suspension of Services) Rules, 2024, aims to maintain public order amidst recent clashes between protesters and security forces following a hunger strike that sparked significant protests.