Friends in arms: Tilak on plan with Nitish after India’s thrilling chase

Tilak Varma’s unbeaten 51 off 26 balls rescued India from 70/5, sealing a four-wicket win over New Zealand in the second T20I and a 2-0 series lead. He struck 18 runs in the penultimate over as India chased 181 with one ball left. Coaches backed him to finish, while Dhir helped build a 42-run stand.

Clayface | Dark, edgy- here's what makes this Tom Rhys thriller one of the best origin story films

James Watkins’s *Clayface* is a disturbing, entertaining and moving DC origin story, anchored by Tom Rhys Harries’s compelling portrayal of Matt Hagen as his humanity gives way to horror. Slick visual and practical effects, Gotham’s cinematography and direction sustain its grip. After mobster Markos disfigures him, an experimental treatment grants Matt shapeshifting powers and fuels his revenge.

Moderna investors should brace for more whiplash

Moderna’s cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence or death by 42% when paired with Keytruda, clearing investor benchmarks and supporting approval, but shares fell 20% as results tempered expectations. The market still prices in success across cancers, although evidence beyond melanoma is pending; the mRNA approach targets tumor mutations, and melanoma is a particularly receptive testing ground.

Google DeepMind employees resign over Pentagon AI deals, citing ethical concerns

Google DeepMind workers are resigning over its expanding military AI role, warning classified deployments may outpace ethical safeguards and meaningful human oversight. Research engineer Sofia Liguori and AI researcher Andreas Kirsch questioned Google’s commitment and ability to monitor military use. Google says contracts are reviewed under its principles; the Pentagon made AI integration a priority.

Tiger Shroff sells Mumbai apartment in Rustomjee Paramount for ₹9 crore

Tiger Shroff sold a Khar West, Mumbai, apartment for ₹9 crore, with registration recorded October 22, 2026, according to CRE Matrix; the ninth-floor home spans 1,291 square feet, includes two parking spaces and incurred ₹54 lakh in stamp duty. Bought in 2018 for ₹7.61 crore, it follows earlier apartment and Pune sales.

A guide to choosing the right dupatta for your suit, from fabric and colour to draping styles

A dupatta transforms a suit when its colour, fabric and drape suit the outfit, occasion and wearer. Divya Advani Bharwani recommends solid shades for embellished suits, contrasts for simpler looks, chiffon or organza for movement, cotton for comfort and silk for festive structure. Drape it loosely, pleated or asymmetrically; confidence matters most. Bharwani shared tips with HT Lifestyle.

6 killed as train collides with minibus in Russia's Far East

At least six people were killed when a train collided with a minibus in Russia’s Far East, according to a report by the RIA news agency. The brief account identifies the crash’s death toll and location, but provides no further information about when it happened, what caused the collision, or how many people were aboard.

From grand decor to personalised dining: How couples are rethinking their wedding budgets

Weddings have traditionally been associated with grand celebrations, elaborate décor and larger-than-life experiences. However, changing preferences are prompting couples to rethink how they allocate their wedding budgets. Rather than trying to outdo other celebrations, many are focusing on what genuinely adds value to their special day, from thoughtful hospitality and personalised details to memorable food experiences.

Aisha actor Amrita Puri says she has no regrets about taking break from acting to pursue master's

Amrita Puri says she has no regrets about pausing acting for a master’s degree at the University of Edinburgh, despite possible career costs. On The Shaili Chopra Show, she recalled people wondering if she still lived in India, and said trusting her instincts built her confidence. Since Aisha, she has appeared in films and series.

Can universal health care become a reality?

Universal healthcare depends on balancing access with pharmaceutical innovation through income-based pricing, flexible patent rules, generic production and reliable distribution. The article recommends legal cooperation among developing nations, capacity-building and partnerships among governments, firms, universities and civil society, alongside transparent pricing and inclusive care. India’s Ayushman Bharat reflects this effort, with 44 crore cards created.

IND vs NZ 2nd T20I: Tilak Varma’s late heist helps take 2-0 series lead

Tilak Varma’s explosive finish and Nitish Reddy’s support lifted India from 113/6 to a four-wicket win chasing 181 in the second T20I, extending their series lead to 2-0. Their unbeaten 30-ball, 69-run stand turned a likely defeat into victory, as Varma attacked New Zealand’s pacers and Reddy sealed the chase in the final over. Earlier, Santner claimed four wickets.

Technology will change, responsibility will not

AI, predictive analytics and automation can make examinations secure, efficient and scalable, but their value depends on fairness and trust. Human oversight must remain central, with decisions affecting candidates explainable, reviewable and accountable. Institutions should address bias, protect data and clarify monitoring, while educators prepare students for assessments. Technology evolves; equal opportunity remains the standard.

Horoscope Tomorrow, October 25, 2026

Tomorrow’s forecast urges patience, self-awareness, and thoughtful choices, with Aries advised to trust intuition and avoid rushing while details remain unclear. Across the signs, fresh starts, closure, clearer decisions, growth, and renewed confidence are possible, but progress depends on reflection and practical planning. Kishori Sud’s daily tarot reading offers sign-by-sign guidance for relationships, work, and personal direction.

Cricket’s timeless lessons about the power of belief

On October 22, cricket produced three stunning comebacks: India chased New Zealand’s 225 in a T20, Sri Lanka overhauled England’s 429 with a last-over six, and South Africa beat Australia by an innings and 31 runs after falling to 110 for six. The wins celebrated resilience and collective belief, echoing cricket’s enduring lesson: setbacks need not determine outcomes.

What to watch this week

Wacky screen stories work best when eccentricity leaves room for feeling, a balance Taika Waititi’s “Klara and the Sun” misses as it flattens Ishiguro’s tale. This week’s more successful offerings are “Wicker,” a madcap fable about a wicker husband, and “Crystal Lake,” an outlandish horror prequel; a documentary adds amusing behind-the-scenes glimpses of “Marie Antoinette.”

India–UK mobility boom is creating a new logistics corridor

India–UK logistics is expanding beyond commercial freight as students, families, returning residents and e-commerce businesses move personal belongings and smaller orders across a widening corridor. Cargo Force reports more than 52,000 shipments, 1,500 tonnes and 99% delivery success over two years. CETA has increased enquiries, but duties remain and shipment-volume effects are unproven. Cargo Force director Asad Mirza authored the article.

An investment in the shared future of Scotland and India

Scotland and India should deepen economic ties through education-led partnerships in research, innovation and skills, building on collaborations screening communities for diabetes, training biotechnology graduates and protecting mangroves. Both nations prioritize clean energy, life sciences and technology, while Scotland’s open approach to international talent and the India–UK Vision 2035 offer a framework for sustained growth.

Tree’s company: In this artist’s work, the garden city of Bangalore lives on

Rumale Chennabasaviah’s paintings preserve a flower-filled Bengaluru now largely lost to urban growth, capturing parks and landmarks in vivid post-Impressionist colour. A new book gathers his reflections and memories from those who knew him. After freedom activism and political service, he turned to painting in the 1960s, working outdoors until his death in 1988.

Gaza strikes to Iran war: The battles shaping Israel’s election

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks another term in Israel’s October 27 election, as voters weigh his handling of the October 7 Hamas attack and wars in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. Polls project his coalition below the 61 seats needed for a Knesset majority, while Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar leads. Trump endorsed Netanyahu; Israelis vote for parties that negotiate coalitions.

Steelcase 2025 Impact Report Highlights Progress in Reducing Emissions and Strengthening Communitie

Steelcase’s 2025 Impact Report says the company cut Scope 1 and 2 emissions 33% from 2019 levels, reaching two-thirds of its 2030 target, while advancing community programs and circular product use. It reports 22% lower Scope 3 emissions and 99% landfill diversion for furniture in its circular program; Steelcase’s goal is net zero by 2050.

Iranian diplomat Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf to skip Brics forum in New Delhi

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Tissot unveils The Gift of Time, celebrating past, present and beyond

Tissot unveils its festive campaign, “The Gift of Time,” a cinematic journey linking its 1853 origins with contemporary watchmaking while celebrating meaningful gifts and togetherness. Set aboard a train, the film traces key innovations, from anti-magnetic watches to modern collections, alongside the brand’s sporting partnerships. Founded in Le Locle, Tissot continues to unite Swiss heritage, craftsmanship and innovation.

Venezuela’s oil revival: Lessons for unlocking India’s mature fields

Venezuela expects nearly $76 billion in oil investment over five years as reforms and private participation revive production. India, facing rising imports and declining mature-field output, should draw lessons: stable contracts, flexible fiscal terms, faster approvals, private partnerships and targeted exploration are essential to attract long-term capital. Venezuela’s collapse reflected policy failures, not geological scarcity.

Subhash Chandra Bose singing Prabhas' praises to Hitler in Fauzi teaser has the internet cringing

Prabhas’s Fauzi drew backlash after its birthday teaser showed Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose praising the hero’s fictional spy to Adolf Hitler, prompting criticism that the scene disrespects Bose’s legacy. Set in the 1930s and ’40s, the film follows an Indian National Army ally fighting British rule and is due in theaters March 19, 2027.

More Than Orientation: Imarticus School of Finance & Business Prepares Its Undergraduate Batch for

ISFB’s inaugural undergraduate cohort began with a two-week Ignite programme combining finance sessions led by industry leaders, team challenges, sport and cultural activities, then attended Global Fintech Fest 2026, meeting fintech professionals directly and identifying potential internship opportunities. The experience reflects ISFB’s R.E.A.L. approach, which complements classroom learning with practical experiences and early industry engagement.

JetBlue creditors hire advisers as airline’s shares, bonds sink

JetBlue’s senior creditors have enlisted PJT Partners and law firm Akin as the airline confronts cash burn and elevated oil prices, signaling concern over repayment. Its $2 billion 2031 notes plunged to 42 cents Thursday, from nearly 80 cents earlier this month. JetBlue had $8.5 billion of debt and lease obligations, much backed by aircraft and loyalty-program assets.

YouTuber Jack Doherty sued for allegedly urging bodyguard to fight for livestream content

A man alleging YouTuber Jack Doherty orchestrated a Halloween-party assault seeks default judgment and punitive damages against bodyguard Justin “Kane Kongg” Goslee and his company, court filings say. Gardella claims Doherty encouraged a fight for online content after viewing footage of Goslee knocking a woman unconscious. Trial is set for March 2027; Doherty’s lawyers seek to withdraw.

Sumo Didi review: This sweet, simple story on India's first female sumo wrestler entertains

Sumo Didi is a sincere biopic of Hetal Dave, India’s first professional female sumo wrestler, whose body-shaming-fuelled struggle becomes a journey toward self-acceptance and strength. Shriyam Bhagnani leads the cast, while family warmth and restrained messaging give the narrative heart. Though predictable and less engaging after the halfway point, its straightforward storytelling suits a movie night.

Tiger Shroff's shooters received real-time updates, instructions based on media coverage

Handlers allegedly fed three suspects live updates from news coverage after gunmen fired at Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai, prompting the trio to switch transport while evading arrest, police say. They were caught on a train in Kota the next day. Investigators are probing Signal and Zangi; Shroff escaped unharmed, though two others were injured.

Gajab Raat review: The night in this Manoj Bajpayee-starrer should have been more eventful, exciting

Gajab Raat is a decent one-time watch, powered by Manoj Bajpayee’s compelling performance, but its thriller loses tension after an intriguing opening and ends with a convenient climax. A corrupt police officer becomes entangled in an assault case, and his moral shift offers a notable turn. Directed by Ritesh Shah, it was titled Ghooskhor Pandat.