Lock Upp season 2 winner: Shreya Kalra defeats Shivangi Joshi to lift the trophy

"Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa" has crowned its winner, as content creator Shreya Kalra triumphed over Shivangi Joshi in an exhilarating grand finale, securing the trophy and a ₹1 crore cash prize. The competition captivated audiences with intense challenges and dramatic turns, showcasing contestants' resilience and strategy in a highly engaging format that reshaped reality television.

Eicher Motors leases nearly 4 lakh sq ft of industrial space in Tamil Nadu

Eicher Motors Limited has leased 392,000 sq ft in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, for Rs 82.45 lakh per month over seven years, beginning August 31. The agreement, secured from Casagrand Blue Horizon, includes a 3.5% annual rent escalation. This move reflects strong demand for industrial assets amidst India’s expanding automotive sector, with Casagrand’s significant growth in industrial infrastructure.

DLF eyes ₹1 lakh cr sales pipeline in 4-5 yrs, rules out REIT for now

DLF Ltd aims for a Rs 1 lakh crore sales pipeline in five years, focusing on luxury housing without pursuing REIT listings. The company anticipates a significant boost in profitability starting 2028, driven by previous project deliveries, and plans to expand its market reach beyond Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. Approximately 90% of new business stems from premium projects, appealing to a younger demographic and increasing NRI investments. Residential sales surged from Rs 1,000 crore in 2018 to an expected Rs 20,000-22,000 crore in 2025, reflecting housing as a key growth driver.

An old SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the Moon

In January 2025, a Falcon 9 rocket stage will crash into the Moon on August 5, traveling at 8,700 kph. This event presents a unique opportunity for scientists to calibrate meteoroid impact data, as its size and impact trajectory are known. The collision highlights carelessness in space debris disposal, important for future lunar missions, especially with potential hazards to astronauts.

Rahane's retirement revives Indian cricket's tale of greatness in the shadows

Ajinkya Rahane's retirement evokes memories of his pivotal role in India's historic Border-Gavaskar Trophy triumph in Australia, leading a depleted side with a century after a 36-run collapse. Many greats, like Dravid and Laxman, contributed significantly yet remained overshadowed by superstars like Tendulkar. Thus, Indian cricket's legacy often highlights superstars while sidelining indispensable figures.

Why AMD stock is falling despite a strong earnings report

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported second-quarter revenue of $11.5 billion, beating expectations but disappointing investors, leading to an 8.5% premarket drop. Despite a strong earnings per share of $1.66, concerns over growth potential and margin guidance remain. Analysts urge AMD to demonstrate clear AI gains through its new Helios system and strong execution to reassure investors.

What a ‘pressure group’ is, and where Abhijeet Dipke’s CJP fits

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), founded by Abhijeet Dipke, aims to operate as a pressure group for institutional accountability, aligning with job aspirants protesting Jharkhand recruitment irregularities. While there’s media speculation about elections, Dipke emphasizes current focus on advocacy, distinguishing pressure groups from political parties. CJP's role reflects India’s rich history of such organizations, dating back to pre-Independence movements.

BJP MLA, wardens clash over ‘misconduct’ amid campus unrest in an Odisha uni

A dispute has arisen between BJP MLA Prakash Chandra Sethi and Ravenshaw University officials following allegations of misconduct during a meeting aimed at ending a student hunger strike. University wardens, demanding Sethi's apology, cited inappropriate behavior towards chief warden Sudarshan Mishra. Tensions stem from ongoing protests against deputy warden Rabi-ul Ansari over claims of harassment by students.

India’s WTC hopes are on the line, so is Agarkar’s future

India's Test series in Sri Lanka is critical, with results potentially influencing the future of key BCCI officials, including head coach Gautam Gambhir and chief selector Ajit Agarkar. Unfavorable outcomes could jeopardize India's World Test Championship hopes. While Gambhir has support to continue until the 2027 ODI World Cup, Agarkar's position is uncertain. Background concerns include coach VVS Laxman's COE leadership amidst injuries.

Can diet protect your joints? Surgeon shares what to eat and avoid

A balanced diet is crucial for joint health, emphasizing protein, vitamin C, calcium, omega-3 fatty acids, and fiber-rich foods. Avoid processed items and limit red meat and alcohol. While diet alone cannot prevent arthritis, it supports weight management and muscle strength, essential for joint health. Good choices enhance quality of life and mobility, according to Dr. Vivek, an orthopaedic expert.

Nagpur horror: Class 12 girl held captive, raped by Instagram friend for 24 hrs

A 20-year-old college student, Nirbhay Pakhare, was arrested in Nagpur after allegedly holding a Class 12 girl captive for over 24 hours, subjecting her to torture and repeated sexual assault. Pakhare, who blackmailed her using explicit photos obtained via Instagram, was found by police tied to a bed in his rented apartment. Investigations are ongoing.

Perez Hilton hospitalized after reported self-harm; 911 dispatch audio emerges

Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton was hospitalized following a reported self-harm incident at his Miami home after authorities responded to multiple 911 calls regarding a "suicide attempt." Hilton, who was alone at the time, was safely transported to a local hospital. His representatives stressed their concern for his health and well-being amid a turbulent year marked by serious medical emergencies.

India in Sri Lanka: An away series that feels like a home audit

India's upcoming Test series in Sri Lanka is a significant examination of its vulnerability to spin, contrasting its previous dominance. Previously, India excelled against Sri Lankan spinners, but recent performances reveal a decline in confidence and technique. Shubman Gill faces the challenge of rebuilding a team caught between eras, while Sri Lanka aims to capitalize on India's weaknesses.

Rocky Mount family tragedy: How did 3 people die? 5 things to know about case

Police in Rocky Mount are investigating the deaths of Tracey Swann, Kenny Swann, and adopted daughter Mahala Scurlock, found in their home on King Charles Court. Authorities are considering carbon monoxide from a generator as a possible cause. Funding issues related to their electricity may have contributed to the tragedy, which family members are struggling to comprehend.

Jiyaa Shankar introduces fiancé Kaaran with romantic pictures and note

Bigg Boss OTT 2 contestant Jiyaa Shankar is engaged to Kaaran, sharing romantic photos of their outdoor sunset proposal. In her heartfelt note, she praised their love, describing him as her home, best friend, and partner in adventure. This announcement follows rumors about her dating life, delighting fans who celebrated her relationship's revelation.

CWG won, Asiad next: Preeti hopes to pack a punch in Japan

Preeti Pawar, 22, recently secured the 54kg title at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, enjoying widespread recognition and celebrations back home in Bhiwani. With the Asian Games approaching in less than 50 days, she reflects on her previous bronze medal performance while preparing for tough competition from countries like Kazakhstan and China. Preeti aims for Olympic success, emphasizing the need for strategic adaptability in boxing.

Neither Shivangi nor Shreya deserves to win Lock Upp season 2, says Varun Yadav

Tonight's grand finale of Lock Upp season 2 will crown a winner, with Shreya Kalra and Shivangi Joshi as frontrunners. Former contestant Varun Yadav criticized both, arguing he deserves to win for promoting a cleaner, more respectful approach to reality TV. The finale streams on Netflix at 8 pm, offering a ₹1 crore prize to the victor.

'Want to return to put Bangladesh on right track, not for power': Sheikh Hasina

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina plans to return to Bangladesh in December, nearly two years after her departure, despite fearing potential arrest or violence. Emphasizing her commitment to the nation’s development and security, Hasina stated her return is driven by duty, not power. She criticized the July-August 2024 protests as violent and coordinated campaigns, not genuine student movements.

Meghalaya’s draft electoral roll declines by 180,402 after SIR

Meghalaya's electorate has decreased by over 180,402 voters to 2.17 million after a statewide Special Intensive Revision. The election department has opened a claims and objections window from August 5 to September 4, allowing citizens to verify their details. This revision identified deceased, shifted, and duplicate voters, contributing to the changes before the final electoral roll is published on October 7.

'India has always been a great friend and will remain so': Sheikh Hasina

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hailed India as a "great friend," emphasizing the enduring nature of their relationship during a speech to supporters focused on the political landscape of Bangladesh. Her remarks highlight the significance of India in Bangladesh’s foreign policy and reflect the ongoing diplomatic ties that have been established over the years.

Aamir Khan attends Pradeep Rawat's funeral; Salman Khan mourns his death

Pradeep Rawat, a respected actor known for his roles in films like Ghajini and Lagaan, died on August 4 at 74 after a cancer relapse. His funeral in Mumbai was attended by notable industry figures, including Aamir and Salman Khan, who expressed their condolences. Rawat leaves behind his wife and son, and his legacy continues in the film industry.

Hasina says 2024 student protests were ‘not peaceful’: ‘Designed by mastermind’

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stated that the July-August 2024 protests that resulted in her government’s fall were not a peaceful student movement but a coordinated campaign that exploited students for violence. In her first press conference in nearly two years, she emphasized her government's efforts for dialogue, referencing the abolition of the quota system in 2018.

Can your pet fall sick during monsoon? Vet shares warning signs

Veterinarian Dr. Deepak Saraswat offers essential pet care tips for the monsoon season, emphasizing the importance of keeping pets clean, dry, and protected from parasites, while advising against exposure to unhygienic areas. Regular grooming and maintaining a clean home environment are crucial to prevent health risks. This preventive care ensures pets remain healthy and comfortable during the rainy season.

Gable Steveson’s next UFC fight announced; faces Sean Sharaf at UFC 331

Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson will face Sean Sharaf in a heavyweight bout at UFC 331 on September 19 in Los Angeles, following his successful debut win via TKO at UFC 329. Sharaf seeks his first UFC victory after two defeats. Steveson is also set to fight Tony Cassioppi on August 22, building MMA experience. Other UFC 331 matches include Ortega vs. Moicano and Tuivasa vs. Despaigne.

Techie laid off from ₹26 LPA job details exhausting 45-day job hunt

A backend software engineer, laid off after earning ₹26 LPA, reported no callbacks despite extensive applications for 45 days. Sharing their struggles on Reddit, they sought advice from peers, who suggested strategies to bypass job portal algorithms and understand market conditions amid widespread tech layoffs. The community offered support, reflecting the challenging job landscape.

Can Social Security alone fund your retirement? Here’s why it may not

Nearly half of older American workers rely on Social Security as their main retirement income, raising concerns since it only replaces about 40% of pre-retirement earnings. Experts advise diversifying income sources, highlighting a significant reliance on Social Security among those over 55. With low retirement savings, many may struggle financially, emphasizing the necessity for additional savings.

‘He has tried to feather his own nest’: Figo demands Infantino's resignation

Luis Figo has called for FIFA president Gianni Infantino's immediate resignation amid a leadership crisis following the failed FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal, which faced backlash for lack of transparency and governance. Infantino abandoned the plan after widespread opposition, resulting in key resignations. Figo accused him of dishonesty and the erosion of trust within football.

Max Miller addresses ex-wife's allegations, drags Trump and Hegseth in interview

Rep. Max Miller faced serious allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, claiming he scalded her and abused their daughter, including causing a broken collarbone. In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Miller denied the charges and questioned their timing, while transcripts of conversations and police reports fueled the tension. He remains in contention for re-election amid these controversies.

High BP during pregnancy? Gynaecologist shares 8 foods to eat and avoid

High blood pressure during pregnancy often presents with symptoms such as persistent headaches, swelling, blurred vision, nausea, and sudden weight gain. If unmanaged, it can lead to severe complications for both mother and baby. Regular checkups, monitoring, and a balanced diet rich in potassium, magnesium, and calcium can help manage this condition. Avoiding processed foods is essential.

High-protein, low-carb chicken pulao: Try this nutritionist-approved recipe

Aathira Sethumadhavan's low-carb chicken pulao replaces rice with grated cauliflower, providing comfort without the carbs while delivering 37g of protein per serving. The dish combines marinated chicken with aromatic spices and is served with a garlicky yogurt sauce. This innovative recipe offers a healthy twist on traditional comfort food, perfect for fitness enthusiasts.