India’s car buyers shift from petrol as CNG, hybrid, EVs cross 42% sales share: Report

CNG, hybrids and EVs together accounted for 42% of India’s passenger vehicle sales in August, surpassing petrol’s 41% share for the first time. India’s passenger vehicle market is reportedly seeing a notable shift in consumer preference away from petrol, with CNG, hybrid and electric vehicles together accounting for 42% of sales in August 2026.For the…

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‘Those two little pals of mine’: Sonny Ramadhin became first Indian-origin cricketer to play for West Indies in 1950, helped them beat England in England for the first time. He became part of first great West Indies team and a protagonist of one of cricket’s most iconic songs | Cricket News

Sonny Ramadhin (left); and West Indian spin bowlers Sonny Ramadhin, and Alf Valentine during their tour of England, April 1950. (Photo/Getty Images) Sonny Ramadhin became the first cricketer of Indian origin to represent the West Indies when he made his Test debut at Old Trafford during the 1950 tour of England.Born in St Charles Village…

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Nani 18 Years In Cinema: ‘The Paradise’ actor Nani completes 18 years in cinema, calls himself ‘officially an adult in cinema’, thanks fans | Telugu Movie News

Tollywood star Nani has completed 18 years in the film industry as an actor and on Saturday, he took to his social media to officially call himself the “adult in cinema” as he marked the special milestone. He thanked his fans and audiences for their constant love and support. Nani completes 18 years in cinema…

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‘Some calling for tariff barriers to go up arbitrarily without economic logic’: Belgian PM takes veiled dig at Trump | India News

Belgian PM Bart De Wever took a veiled dig at Trump’s tariff policy, saying barriers were being imposed “arbitrarily” and without economic logic. Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever took a veiled dig at US President Donald Trump over his decision to impose tariffs saying many voices are now calling for tariff barriers to go…

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A Texas teenager started building birdhouses after losing his pet cockatiel; 5 years later, he has made 750 shelters and inspired a conservation movement across 20 states

Aamir Tinwala, a middle-schooler living through pandemic isolation begged his parents for a pet and they agreed to get him a bird, a bright yellow-faced and orange-cheeked cockatiel, whom he named Koco. This bond, inspired the Texas teen to launch a bird conservation movement that is now spread across continents and generations according to a…

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‘Babar Azam the next target?’: Ex-Pakistan captain launches scathing attack on PCB over England Test chaos | Cricket News

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is facing renewed criticism over its handling of the senior men’s national team, with former captain Rashid Latif accusing the board of effectively running the side through “remote control” and questioning why coaches and captains are not being given greater authority.The latest criticism comes after the PCB made an unprecedented…

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In 1993, Tim Curry bought Seyler House for USD 650,000 when it was on the brink of DEMOLITION, but he saved it and turned it into a Mediterranean dream house; now it’s been sold for USD 7.5 million |

A look into Tim Curry’s LA home that he saved from demolition in 1993, which is now being sold for USD 7.5 million. (YouTube) Over the years, Tim Curry has owned quite a lot of properties; however, his Los Feliz home in LA is perhaps one of his most iconic and legendary ones. The beloved…

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Mars-Saturn Square & Venus in Libra: Is Your Palm Warning You About Sept Transits?

Planetary shifts in September 2026 may influence career direction and personal relationships. Palmistry offers insights into these astrological transits and their potential effects. Broken fate lines suggest career changes, while Venus’s move highlights relationship dynamics. Mercury’s entry into Virgo emphasizes careful communication and detailed work. Jupiter’s transit and Mars’s entry into Cancer point to evolving…

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‘Will be compelled to launch large-scale agitation’: Sonam Wangchuk ahead of Ladakh talks with Centre | India News

Activist Sonam Wangchuk (PTI photo) NEW DELHI: Ladakh-based activist Sonam Wangchuk on Saturday said the Leh Apex Body (LAB) would be compelled to launch a “very large-scale agitation” if the Union government fails to make “concrete” progress on the group’s key demands.“If stepmotherly treatment is meted out to Ladakh and the people living along the…

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