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Zaib Zubair Ansari: ‘First step to join ISIS’: How stabbing of security guards by US returnee turned terror scare near Mumbai | Mumbai News

A seemingly routine stabbing of two security guards in Mira Road escalated into a major security probe after disturbing notes indicating a desire to join ISIS were found at the accused’s residence. MUMBAI: What initially appeared to be a violent stabbing of two security guards in Mira Road near Mumbai quickly escalated into a far…

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‘We had Malinga, then we got Pathirana’: Tabraiz Shamsi shares hilarious ‘final boss’ clip – Watch | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi sent social media into a frenzy with a hilarious post that perfectly captured cricket’s knack for producing uncanny similarities. Sharing a clip from a local match, possibly played in India, Shamsi highlighted a young boy bowling with a distinctly slingy action, reminiscent of two of Sri Lanka’s most…

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‘There can’t be anarchy’: SC hears Sabarimala case, flags need for structure in religious institutions | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that every religious institution must function under established norms and cannot operate in a state of anarchy, while hearing a batch of petitions linked to the Sabarimala temple case and issues concerning women’s entry at places of worship.A nine-judge Constitution bench said the right to manage a…

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5 exercises that can tone down your thighs

Lunges look simple, but they quietly test balance and strength. Step forward with one leg. Lower until both knees form a near 90-degree angle. Push back up through the front heel. Alternate legs for 10-12 reps each. What makes lunges effective is the stretch they create in the thigh muscles. That stretch, followed by controlled…

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South Bengal’s silent voter and the storm it may hide | West Bengal Election News

West Bengal polls (Image/ANI) “Apnake bole ki hobe, kichu hole apni dekhben?”, ( What is the point of speaking to you? Will you bear the consequences if something happens?) A visibly agitated shopkeeper says to this reporter when asked for a sound bite on the upcoming elections. It is not a one-off incident. Across South…

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How to make a small Bengaluru flat look bigger without spending much

In a city like Bengaluru, where space comes at a premium, many homes are built to be compact rather than expansive. But, a small flat does not have to feel cramped or cluttered. With a few thoughtful changes, even a tight space can feel open, breathable, and inviting. The idea is not to spend heavily,…

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‘Their atrocities have increased’: Atishi attacks BJP after Rajya Sabha nod to AAP MPs’ merger | India News

NEW DELHI: Delhi leader of opposition and AAP MLA Atishi on Tuesday strongly criticised the Rajya Sabha Secretariat’s notification accepting the merger of seven AAP Rajya Sabha MPs into the BJP, calling it “unlawful and unconstitutional.”She said the Constitution requires a two-thirds majority of the legislative party for a merger between political parties, and under…

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Beyond pills for cholesterol management: 6 natural ingredients, surprising foods your heart needs even in ‘healthy’ 20s-30s

Being Young And Fit No Longer Protects You From High Cholesterol: Doctor Shares Prevention Tips Abnormal cholesterol is no longer an age-related issue; it is emerging as a silent epidemic among young Indians. Estimates published in the Journal of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene and hosted on PMC suggest that 25–30% of urban youth and 15–20%…

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Virat Kohli’s special gesture for childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma wins hearts | Cricket News

Virat Kohli, Rajkumar Sharma NEW DELHI: Star India batter Virat Kohli on Tuesday inaugurated a cricket academy run by his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma. Kohli inaugurated a branch of the West Delhi Cricket Academy at DPS RK Puram in New Delhi. Rajkumar Sharma was present at the event.Kohli also spoke to students during the inauguration,…

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Anand Mahindra shares a rare 140-year-old photo of Kedarnath, when reaching the shrine was the real pilgrimage

A sepia-toned photograph from 1882 was recently shared by Anand Mahindra on his X profile. The photograph might be over a century old, but the feeling it captures remains the same. The picture is of Kedarnath Dham in Uttarakhand and is hauntingly beautiful. It belongs to the era when there were no proper roads, horses…

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