Tim Curry cause of death: What happened to the English actor?

Tim Curry, the beloved English actor renowned for his role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," has died at 80 in his Los Angeles home, with circumstances surrounding his death still unclear. TMZ reports that law enforcement was summoned, but no foul play is suspected, and details remain under development. Curry's legacy in American cinema is significant.

Fake Army havildar held in Bareilly for duping 17 job aspirants

A 36-year-old man, Rajesh Tiwari, was arrested in Bareilly for posing as an Army havildar and cheating over 17 youths by falsely promising to help them clear medical exams for Agniveer recruitment. Targeting medically unfit candidates, Tiwari used fake documents and a forged Army stamp to gain trust, with police now investigating his broader network.

Trump says Dolly Parton's death feels like losing ‘a member of the family’

Dolly Parton, the beloved country music icon, died at 80 on August 25 after a brief cancer battle, prompting President Trump to order flags at half-mast nationwide. Tributes flooded in from both political parties, with Obama praising her impact. Known for her advocacy for LGBTQ rights and literacy, Parton notably avoided political affiliations and endorsements.

Wanted burglar with 23 cases arrested by UP STF

The Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) arrested wanted criminal Firoz, alias Imtiyaz, near Palhari crossing in Barabanki during an intelligence operation. Firoz, linked to a house burglary and assault case, has 23 criminal cases against him since 2013, including murder. He had been released from jail three months ago and re-engaged in criminal activities.

RSS defends Mohan Bhagwat's NYC event after mayor Zohran Mamdani's opposition

The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) defended its upcoming event in New York featuring chief Mohan Bhagwat, asserting the ‘Universal Oneness Celebration’ promotes open dialogue and reflects “Bhartiya ethos.” This endorsement followed NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s opposition to the event, highlighting a clash over cultural representation and community values surrounding the anticipated Madison Square Garden gathering.

UP Warriorz are focusing on the combination this time: Neetu David

Neetu David, a key figure in Indian women’s cricket, takes on the role of chief scout for UP Warriorz ahead of the upcoming Women’s Premier League season, focusing on improving team consistency. David, a record-holding bowler and ICC Hall of Fame inductee, aims to identify talent and rectify past combination issues within the team, reflecting positive developments in women's cricket.

US inflation rises to 3.7% in July: What it means for Fed rate cuts

US consumer prices slightly rose in July, with the PCE price index increasing 0.2% monthly and 3.7% yearly, outpacing projections. Personal income grew 0.4%, supporting consumer spending. While goods prices fell 0.1%, service costs rose 0.3%, maintaining inflation pressure. Amid rising Treasury yields, investors eye September’s Fed meeting for interest rate policies.

Rhiya Ahir breaks silence on backlash to potential Bigg Boss 20 entry

Rhiya Ahir, a 27-year-old model and entrepreneur, gained attention for blocking a police van during protests in Mumbai over the alleged NEET paper leak. Despite going viral, she asserted that she earned no money from the incident, emphasizing her 13 years in theatre and need to support herself. With a strong social media presence, Rhiya is also a contender for Bigg Boss 20 amidst mixed public reactions.

Dolly Parton’s singing style was so unique it will endure as long as music exist

Music legend Dolly Parton passed away at 80 in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer, leaving an immense legacy that transcends country music. Known for her sequined style and philanthropic spirit, she influenced generations of artists. Parton’s iconic songs, especially "I Will Always Love You," will solidify her enduring impact on music and culture. Raised in rural Tennessee, her journey from humble beginnings shaped her remarkable persona.

MYAS approves 15-member Indian Esports contingent for Asian Games 2026

The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has approved a 15-member Indian esports contingent for the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, running from September 19 to October 4. Competing in four titles—League of Legends, Pokémon UNITE, eFootball, and Puyo Puyo Champions—India aims for success following a commendable 5th place in 2022. The contingent represents a growing recognition of esports in India.

India tighten grip on SL Test after Pasindu self destructs

MUMBAI: During Day 4 of the second Test at Colombo, skipper Shubman Gill chose to enforce the follow-on after bowling Sri Lanka out for 290, leading by 213 runs. Gill faced challenges managing tired bowlers on a still-batting-friendly pitch. Sri Lanka showed resilience, but key wickets by India swung momentum before rain ended play, leaving Sri Lanka at 229/6.

Sweet bookstores in Alabama

Independent bookstores in Alabama serve as vital community spaces and cultural hubs. The Haunted Book Shop in Mobile, originating in 1941, and Page & Palette in Fairhope, founded in 1966, exemplify rich local histories. Other notable shops, like Little Professor and Sweet Home Books, offer diverse programming, creating intimate spaces for readers to connect and explore literature, reflecting local identity.

What IMD said about Nepal flash floods: Glacier lake outburst, alert for Gandak

Devastating flash floods in Nepal, caused by a suspected Glacial Lake Outburst Flood from Tibet, have resulted in multiple fatalities and nearly 500 people missing, including 133 Indians. Indian PM Narendra Modi expressed condolences and offered humanitarian assistance, while the Indian Meteorological Department warned of advancing flood waves downstream and issued emergency advisories. The situation continues to evolve rapidly.

Nepal devastation puts focus back on glacial lake outburst flood. What is GLOF?

A catastrophic glacial lake outburst flood (GLOF) struck the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday, resulting in numerous casualties and extensive destruction of infrastructure. This GLOF, likely triggered by melting glaciers, reflects a growing crisis as climate change accelerates glacial retreat in the Himalayas, increasing flood risks for settlements and hydropower projects alike. Monitoring and preventive measures are urgently needed to mitigate future disasters.

Oil extends falls, Nasdaq futures lower before Nvidia earnings

Oil prices dropped below $87 a barrel due to renewed optimism around the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, following talks between Iranian and Omani diplomats. While equity markets in Asia and Europe rallied, U.S. futures receded as investors awaited Nvidia's earnings and upcoming inflation data. Bitcoin remained stable below $80,000 amid a shifting market landscape.

Transparency needed in Indian judiciary

Supreme Court Justice Sandeep Mehta has called for the immediate transfer of acting Rajasthan High Court Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma, citing severe issues such as corruption and favouritism in three letters to Chief Justice Surya Kant. Mehta’s allegations highlight systemic transparency problems within the Supreme Court. Urgent reforms are necessary to restore public faith in the institution.

Three Telangana men killed in Florida after car hits roadside tree, catches fire

Three men from Telangana, including 26-year-old N Rahul, died in a car crash near Palm Bay, Florida, on Tuesday. The vehicle veered off the road and struck a tree, igniting after the accident; Rahul succumbed to injuries at a hospital. His father, N Haribabu, reported that they were traveling to work. Rahul had resumed his studies for a PhD in the US three months prior.

Bengaluru founder shares why he sold ₹1.8 crore Mumbai house to buy Ducati

Subhash Choudhary, co-founder of Dukaan, sold his Mumbai house to buy a Ducati XDiavel, prioritizing present experiences over future investments. He reflected on the stress from his startup and the burden of a 20-year mortgage for a barely-lived-in property. Choudhary’s decision emphasizes the importance of living in the moment, inspiring social media users to share similar sentiments.

Who was Charlotte Ghekiere? Girl, 12, killed in Montana tragedy hailed as ‘hero’

A 12-year-old girl, Charlotte Ghekiere, hailed as a hero, called 911 during a shooting at her family dinner in Billings, Montana, where eight family members were killed, including her brother and stepmother. The shooter, Alan Smith, later set the house ablaze and took his own life, fueled by longstanding family resentment. Authorities are investigating the motive.

As his presidency flounders, Donald Trump is more dangerous than ever

As Donald Trump faces escalating challenges, the potential for him to become a "lame duck" president looms, offering a sense of relief to adversaries who might exploit his weaknesses. However, Trump's grievances and desire for vengeance, particularly regarding Iran, suggest he won't retreat quietly, potentially leading to increased global volatility as he lashes out at perceived enemies. Historically, he has framed his presidency around notions of American dominance and retribution, complicating international relations as tensions rise.

Josh Tongue reveals Joe Root's blunt message after England over standards

England fast bowler Josh Tongue emphasized the importance of professionalism in the team following a tough period, stating that Joe Root’s recent address clarified the standards expected from players. After a nightclub incident involving teammates, Tongue reflected on the need to focus on cricket and the privilege of representing England, noting his recent career successes.

Kaziah Liz Mejo on becoming Miss Universe India 2026: ‘So incredibly happy…’

Kaziah Liz Mejo, crowned Miss Universe India 2026 at 19, expressed immense pride in her country and Gen Z's activism. She encourages embracing one’s roots for success while highlighting her modeling achievements, including placing as first runner-up in Miss Teen International 2025. Kaziah aims to represent India's diversity globally and enter the film industry, aspiring to win the Miss Universe crown.

Severe period pain? Doctor explains what your body could be trying to tell you

Disabling menstrual pain, often a sign of endometriosis affecting one in ten women, requires urgent attention, warns Dr. Abhishek Mangeshikar. Symptoms include unmanageable pain, cyclical bloating, and difficulty conceiving. Misdiagnosis can lead to prolonged suffering; many women endure a seven to ten-year delay before receiving appropriate care. Normal menstrual cramps differ significantly from severe pain, which needs investigation.

Dolly Parton: The ‘Queen of Country’ died holding 11 Guinness World Records

Dolly Parton, the "Queen of Country," passed away on August 25, 2026, after a brief battle with cancer, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy highlighted by 11 Guinness World Records, including the most Top 10 entries on the US Top Country Albums chart. Celebrated for her contributions to music and philanthropy, Parton's influence extends far beyond the stage, marking her as a true icon.

Two missing, 19 rescued after boat capsizes in Ganga in Bihar’s Bhagalpur

Two workers are missing after a boat carrying 21 laborers capsized in the Ganga river at Raghopur embankment, Bihar, while they were placing sandbags to combat flooding. Nineteen were rescued, with a search ongoing for Badal Mandal and Sikandar Mandal. The situation worsened due to an embankment breach, affecting over 83 lakh people statewide.

MEA says embassy in touch with Nepal for rescue of Indians hit by floods

The Indian Embassy in Kathmandu is coordinating with Nepal's government to rescue Indian nationals affected by flash floods that have resulted in at least 46 deaths and nearly 500 missing, including 105 Indians. Emergency contacts have been issued for assistance. The floods, originating in Tibet, have severely impacted central Nepal, with ongoing rescue efforts supported by the Indian Embassy.

Meta reaches $16.7 billion settlement with 29 US states over child safety case

Meta has settled a significant child safety case in the U.S. with 29 states, potentially costing up to $16.7 billion. States accused Meta of creating features harmful to young users and failing to protect their privacy. The settlement mandates new rules for teenagers, including usage limits. While denying wrongdoing, Meta faces increased scrutiny over child safety.

Nepal flash floods trigger alert across border districts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar

Authorities in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Uttarakhand heightened alerts following a devastating flash flood in Nepal, which killed dozens and left nearly 400 tourists missing. Increased river levels are expected, prompting evacuations in Bihar and preparedness measures in Uttar Pradesh. Historical data notes recurring Himalayan floods, underlining the ongoing threats in the region.

Ram temple trust bank accounts under lens: Scrutiny focuses on transactions from 2020–2022

The Special Investigation Team (SIT), directed by the Supreme Court, is investigating alleged financial misconduct related to the Ram temple offerings in Ayodhya, examining bank records from a local State Bank of India. The inquiry focuses on the Trust's financial activities from 2020-22, aiming to uncover discrepancies in donations related to temple construction, following prior findings of cash theft.

Did Ram Gopal Varma take a dig at Toxic with Dhurandhar post? Internet thinks so

The anticipated box office clash between Yash's "Toxic" and Aditya Dhar's "Dhurandhar 2" was postponed due to the West Asian conflict, although Yash denied fears of competition as the reason. "Toxic" features an ensemble cast while "Dhurandhar 2" received better reviews, sparking criticism from filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma towards "Toxic." The initial release date was March 19.