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Step inside Akanksha Chamola's cosy and charming family home in Mumbai
Akanksha Chamola showcased her family home—a cozy Mumbai space filled with memories—in a YouTube tour by filmmaker Farah Khan. The home features a warm living room adorned with plants and natural light, leading into a dining nook and a modern kitchen. Akanksha, a popular actor known for various TV shows, recently opened up about her personal life, including her bisexuality and separation from husband Gaurav Khanna, as she looks forward to moving to a new house soon.

Did Aneet Padda go on vacation with Ahaan Panday and his mom? Fans think so
Fans speculate that actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda may have vacationed together after noticing similarities in Aneet’s recent photos and those from Ahaan’s mother, Deanne. Observations of matching backgrounds and objects like a bouquet fueled dating rumors, despite Ahaan’s denial of a romantic relationship, asserting their bond is one of friendship. Aneet will star in "Shakti Shalini" while Ahaan's projects include a film directed by Ali Abbas Zafar.

HistoriCity: How taxation, famine triggered the Sannyasi-Fakir Rebellion
India's national song, Vande Mataram, written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay in 1875, has now gained legal protection alongside Jana Gana Mana, penalizing disturbances during its performance. Originating from a pivotal novel, the song inspired freedom fighters during British colonization. The 1770 Bengal famine and British exploitation significantly influenced the rise of resistance movements, including the Sannyasi-Fakir Rebellion.

Serena, Alcaraz start US Open mixed doubles vs. team with women's doubles champ
Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz will compete in the U.S. Open mixed doubles, facing reigning women's doubles champion Erin Routliffe and Lloyd Glasspool in their opening match on Tuesday, marking Williams' first appearance since 2022. The tournament features top players like Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic, who also encounter strong competitors. The revamped format includes a qualifying tournament for doubles specialists.

When should you consult a doctor after vaccination? Physician explains
Serious allergic reactions to vaccinations are rare but require immediate medical attention, according to Dr. Amit Prakash Singh. Signs include breathing difficulties, swelling, rashes, and dizziness. Parents should monitor children for unusual symptoms. While most reactions are mild, serious cases warrant professional evaluation. Vaccinations are crucial for public health and undergo rigorous testing. Always consult healthcare professionals with concerns.

Farah Khan slammed for hinting Shivangi shared abuse secret for sympathy
Fans reacted negatively to Farah Khan's comments on reality show *Lock Upp 2*, where she suggested contestant Shivangi Joshi shared personal struggles to gain audience sympathy. Viewers criticized Farah's perceived bias and hypocrisy. *Lock Upp 2* featured contestants like Shivangi and winner Shreya Kalra, discussing heavy personal secrets to engage viewers.

Gurgaon woman says 8-km journey home took 2.5 hours after rain
A video shared by Gurgaon resident Hensi Soni highlights the severe traffic chaos following rain, turning an 8-kilometer commute into a 2.5-hour ordeal. Social media users echoed her frustrations, noting the challenges of booking rides amid congestion and rising living costs. Soni critiqued the city's maintenance, emphasizing the commuting struggles in Gurgaon’s corporate environment.

Jang Dong Yoon announces October wedding to Tale of Nokdu co-star Kim Seung Yoon
South Korean actor Jang Dong Yoon has announced his upcoming wedding to fellow actor Kim Seung Yoon in October, surprising fans with a handwritten letter on Instagram. The intimate ceremony will involve only family, reflecting the couple's preference for privacy. The pair, who met on the set of The Tale of Nokdu in 2019, have quietly supported each other for years.

Jamie Lever jokes fake AI wedding with Yashvardhan Ahuja cost her real suitors
Jamie Lever has clarified that recent AI-generated wedding videos featuring her and her younger brother, Yashvardhan Ahuja, are false and creatively misleading, calling for their removal as they mislead fans. She humorously noted that genuine marriage proposals have dwindled since the video's circulation, prompting her to address the confusion—urging fans to await real marriage news.

Vijay Deverakonda calls Irumudi a ‘must watch’, congratulates Ravi Teja
Telugu cinema is buzzing with excitement as Vijay Deverakonda praises the film *Irumudi* and its director Shiva Nirvana for their gripping storytelling. The film stars Ravi Teja as an alcoholic father, Trinadh, undertaking a personal journey for his daughter. Vijay is currently shooting for *Rowdy Janardhana* and *Ranabaali*, which features Rashmika Mandanna and is set in the 19th century.

Federer US Open 2026 exhibition matches: Live Streaming, TV details, start time
Roger Federer will return to Arthur Ashe Stadium for an exhibition match at the US Open 2026, featuring a one-set singles against Andy Roddick and a doubles match with John McEnroe against Roddick and Andre Agassi. The event begins at 5:30 a.m. IST on August 26 and streams live on JioHotstar. This marks Federer’s first appearance since 2019.

Nancy Guthrie: Ex-FBI discusses Annie Guthrie, Tommaso Cioni amid kidnapping
In the ongoing search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, authorities have cleared family members Annie Guthrie and Tommaso Cioni as suspects despite public speculation. Former FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer emphasized the impact of misconstrued media reports. Amid allegations of an “inside job” by self-styled investigator Jonathan Lee Riches, no suspects have emerged since Nancy's disappearance on February 1 from her Tucson home.

3 arrested in Arunachal for trafficking 19 children, youngest aged three: Cops
Three suspects have been arrested in Arunachal Pradesh for their alleged roles in an inter-district child trafficking network, which exploited children, many under eight. Namsai police rescued 19 children during the operation, some of whom were used as domestic help. Investigators are tracing financial transactions and exploring parental involvement. The case began after a complaint to the Child Welfare Committee.

Body of Delhi teen who drowned in drain while chasing kite found after four days
The body of a Delhi teenager, a Class 8 student, was found after he drowned in an open drain in Jasola. The incident occurred just before noon on Saturday, highlighting safety concerns regarding such hazardous conditions in the area where the boy lived with his family, raising awareness about urban infrastructure issues.

Supreme Universal buys two Mumbai bungalow plots, plans ₹1,500-cr luxury towers
Supreme Universal, a Mumbai real estate developer, has acquired a 1-acre site off Carter Road in Bandra West for ₹1,500 crore, planning to invest ₹1,000 crore in a luxury residential tower. With expansive ocean views and unique amenities, construction is set to begin soon, highlighting the rarity of developable land in Mumbai’s luxury market.

Can poor sleep harm your heart even if you have a healthy lifestyle?
Irregular sleep timing is as critical as sleep duration for heart health, leading to risks of heart attacks and strokes. Consistent sleep supports blood pressure regulation and reduces inflammation, while poor sleep strains the cardiovascular system. Exercise and diet alone cannot mitigate these effects, highlighting the importance of prioritizing sleep in health routines.

Maharashtra: 'Oral' appointments of officers and employees in ministerial offices cancelled
Maharashtra's chief secretary has mandated the cancellation of irregular appointments in ministerial offices, effective September 10, citing procedural violations and concerns about personnel qualifications. The directive requires returning officials to parent offices and confirms no salary for those failing to comply. Future appointments must adhere strictly to prescribed processes, ensuring administrative integrity and efficiency.

ICSI CS June Result 2026 for executive program declared, direct link here
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India has announced the ICSI CS June Result 2026 for the executive program, now accessible on their official website, icsi.edu. Candidates can view their individual marks and the top 3 rank holders are Vidhi Suthar, Ishani Pramod Ahire, and Piya Bankim Merchant. No physical result copies will be issued.

Zee Studios unveils multilingual, multi-genre slate for 2026-27
Zee Studios is expanding its 2026-27 film slate across multiple Indian languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, and Tamil, featuring a diverse array of genres like action, romance, and thrillers, with notable titles such as "Baap" and "Indraputra." The strategy emphasizes India's linguistic diversity and aims to engage varied audiences nationwide and beyond, promoting multicultural storytelling.

Raksha Bandhan 2026: 9 unforgettable presents for your brother's fitness journey
For Raksha Bandhan, consider fitness gifts that promote well-being, like muscle massagers, fitness trackers, or quality running shoes. These thoughtful presents not only show you care but also support your brother's health goals. Alternatives include indoor cycles and protein supplements, all aimed at enhancing his fitness journey and overall activity level.

Supreme Court directs Tarun Tejpal to surrender in two weeks
The Supreme Court has ordered former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal to surrender within two weeks, denying his plea for exemption pending his appeal against a 10-year sentence for a 2013 sexual assault case. Tejpal’s lawyers argued there was no legal obligation to surrender first, highlighting the case's lengthy duration and his status as a senior citizen, but the court emphasized the need to consider the offense's severity.

Rajnath Singh clears transfer of DRDO missile tech to Indian defence firms
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has authorized the transfer of technology for all conventional missile systems developed by DRDO to Indian defence firms, enhancing indigenous manufacturing and decreasing import reliance. This initiative supports the Aatmanirbhar Bharat campaign by boosting domestic production capabilities and engaging MSMEs in the defence supply chain, responding to growing regional security challenges, particularly from Pakistan’s advancements in space capabilities.

25km, 10 hours, 200 students: Protest in MP over 'casteist' remarks in school
Around 200 students protested in Madhya Pradesh's Barwani over alleged casteist remarks by teachers at Eklavya Adarsh Residential School, prompting traffic disruptions on the Agra-Mumbai National Highway. District Magistrate Jayati Singh assured an investigation, leading to the end of the 10-hour demonstration. Students claimed mistreatment and inadequate facilities, highlighting ongoing concerns at the school.

My favourite 5 kurta sets for Raksha Bandhan: Here are the ones worth buying
Raksha Bandhan demands an effortless blend of style and comfort, starting with morning rituals and concluding with family selfies. The article highlights five standout kurta sets, each balancing aesthetic charm and practicality—ranging from lightweight Schiffli embroidery to minimalist solid colors. Pro styling tips enhance festive looks, ensuring elegance without discomfort during celebrations.

Hello by MSG91 Recognised as Contact Centre of the Year at India CX Summit
Hello by MSG91 has been awarded Contact Centre of the Year at the India CX Summit & Awards 2026 for its innovative approach to integrating customer interactions across multiple channels like WhatsApp and social media. The platform aids businesses in managing diverse customer queries and incorporates AI for enhanced support. MSG91 is trusted by over 30,000 businesses globally, marking a significant milestone in customer engagement technology.

AIMPLB to challenge Allahabad HC's dismissal of student's plea seeking permission to wear hijab
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board plans to contest the Allahabad High Court's dismissal of a petition allowing a minor student to wear a hijab with her school uniform at Tagore Public School in Prayagraj. The court ruled that the hijab is not essential to Islamic faith. AIMPLB asserts hijab is integral to Islam and will review the case, citing confusion over religious obligations versus school dress codes.

Where AI ends and the dentist’s wisdom begins
Dr. Puneet Batra emphasizes that dental issues often signal broader health problems, urging early attention to oral care. With over 35,000 babies born with clefts in India yearly, Dr. Batra highlights the need for comprehensive cleft care. He advocates for regular dental check-ups, citing advancements in digital dentistry while stressing that patient relationships remain crucial for effective care.

Fitness coach Dan Go explains where you're going wrong with intermittent fasting
Fitness coach Dan Go emphasizes that effective intermittent fasting hinges on meal timing, not just skipping breakfast. He recommends having an early dinner to align with your body’s natural metabolism, which processes food better in the morning. Eating late disrupts sleep and appetite regulation. Go suggests closing the kitchen a few hours before bedtime for better results.

‘Misleading questions’: Kharge, Rahul write to PM Modi over caste census
Congress leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi urged Prime Minister Modi to reconsider the proposed open-ended approach for collecting caste data in the upcoming census, arguing it could create millions of inaccurate caste entries and misrepresent OBC populations, adversely impacting social justice policies. They recommended utilizing a fixed caste list for accurate community representation, citing successful surveys from Telangana and Bihar.

Govt considering random drug tests for all pilots: Minister Ram Mohan Naidu
The Indian government is contemplating annual random drug tests for pilots following two non-negative results from Air India's post-flight tests. Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu stated that consultations are ongoing regarding existing regulations and potential policy changes. The DGCA is evaluating the implications of universal testing, considering safety and operational impacts amidst a backdrop of recent incidents, including the AI 2379 flight.


