Yash’s ‘Toxic’ to release in English across India on September 4; makers confirm a ‘shorter cut’ of the film | Kannada Movie News

Yash’s much anticipated ‘Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’ directed by Geetu Mohandas was primarily shot in Kannada and English. However, the makers had initially released the film in Kannada and other dubbed languages in India. The team has officially announced that the English version of the film will be hitting the big screens in the…

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Quote Of The Day By Bhagavad Gita: How to Handle Life’s Unchanging Phases; Krishna’s Gita Wisdom for Times When Life Feels Stuck

Lord Krishna’s Bhagavad Gita messages offer a fresh outlook for difficult times. Happiness and sadness come and go like seasons, which is a key idea. Waiting does not mean nothing is happening, as change often starts unseen. Temporary pain should not become your identity, as life circumstances evolve. Acceptance and action are needed to navigate…

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‘Shared commitment to eradicate terrorism’: PM Modi as India, Belgium sign key MoUs | India News

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, Prime Minister NArendra Modi NEW DELHI: India and Belgium on Thursday signed a series of MoUs and agreements aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation across renewable energy, defence, trade, investment, maritime affairs, critical minerals, semiconductors and research, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever held…

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Winnipeg Drowning Rescue: A Winnipeg woman saw a child drowning in the river; when the father jumped in and began sinking too, she pulled out both and performed CPR until her arms gave out, says, ‘I don’t feel like a hero’

A Winnipeg woman who rescued a child and her father from drowning in the Red River on August 24 near St. John’s Park is being called a hero, but she said she doesn’t feel like one.“I’m just a mom. I don’t feel like a hero,” Jayclyn Morrissette, 32, told CBC. Woman saves two lives Representative…

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India Gdp Growth: ‘Intellectual dishonesty’: SBI hits back at 2.6% GDP growth claim, says numbers compared incorrectly

SBI hits back at 2.6% GDP growth claim, says numbers were compared incorrectly The State Bank of India (SBI) has rejected claims that India’s nominal GDP growth in the first quarter of FY27 was only 2.6%, saying the figure came from comparing two different versions of the GDP data.The pushback came after former finance secretary…

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‘All issues sorted’: Five years after Krunal Pandya row, Deepak Hooda set to play for Baroda | Cricket News

Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya Hard-hitting batter Deepak Hooda is set to return to his home team Baroda in domestic cricket five years after moving to Rajasthan.“Yes, Deepak is coming back to Baroda. He and Krunal (Pandya) have spoken to each other. Everything is sorted between them,” Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) CEO Snehal Parikh confirmed to…

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‘Pallaburusu’ OTT release: Where to watch Nagarjuna-backed Telugu dramedy online – Find out | Telugu Movie News

Debutant filmmaker Uday Chauhan’s film ‘Pallaburusu’ starring Sudhakar Reddy and Murlidhar Goud received huge appreciation on its theatrical release on August 14. Based in a village, the film has a humorous yet meaningful take on a father and son’s relationship. After debuting on the big screens, the film has now hit the OTT world. ‘Pallaburusu’…

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Jupiter Transit 2026: How Fear & Attachment Block Your Growth; Overcome These 5 Manifestation Traps

Jupiter’s transit through Ashlesha Nakshatra in 2026 will bring attention to various growth challenges. Fear-driven desires and a need for rigid outcomes may hinder manifesting aspirations. Clinging to outdated identities or attempting to control others will only create barriers. This cosmic shift advocates for embracing trust and adaptability, shifting our focus to decisions aligned with…

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Nalsar row: SC strikes down BCI orders, says it has ‘no statutory power to regulate conduct of students’ | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday held that the Bar Council of India has “no statutory authority to regulate the conduct of law students”. The court set aside two BCI notifications issued against students of Hyderabad’s Nalsar University of Law.The orders were linked to the students’ protest over Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s…

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Mike Tyson started keeping pigeons as a bullied Brooklyn boy, finding love and comfort in them; decades later, he still has hundreds of birds across the US | World News

Long before Mike Tyson became one of boxing’s most feared heavyweight champions, pigeons were a source of love and comfort for him. Tyson has recalled being bullied as a child growing up in Brooklyn and finding refuge in the pigeons he kept, saying that spending time with them helped take his mind off the world…

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