Inside India’s most spectacular royal residence

Mysore Palace is a monument that represents heritage luxury, characterised by luxurious and sophisticated tastes associated with royal living. All aspects of the monument including arches, domes, courtyards, and interior designs contribute to creating an ambiance of elegant sophistication. The Mysore Palace is not only a monument but one that epitomises grandeur and artistry. The…

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LIC weighs foray into fintech space, strategic investment on table

NEW DELHI: Insurance giant LIC is actively considering establishing a fintech arm either through strategic investment or organic way to cater to its growing digital needs, CEO & MD R Doraiswamy said. “Naturally, to meet the modernisation requirement and particularly to bring innovation, we are engaging both fintech and insurtech players and we are getting…

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Mma: Who are Ilia Topuria’s parents? Their jobs, Georgian background and influence on the UFC champion’s MMA career | MMA News

Ilia Topuria injury update: Trainer drops major comeback hint after brutal Justin Gaethje loss (Image via Getty) Topuria’s parents, Zaza and Inga, have largely stayed out of the spotlight, despite his rise to stardom in the world of mixed martial arts. But to know the fighter known as “El Matador,” have to know his family…

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B-52s, Tu-95s & H-6s: Why lumbering bombers still matter in supersonic, stealth era

In an era defined by supersonic stealth fighters and radar‑evasive bombers like the B-2—and with the US building the B‑21 Raider for deep strikes—one might not expect airliner‑sized, lumbering bombers to remain relevant.Yet America’s B‑52, Russia’s Tu‑95 and China’s H‑6 (a Tu‑16 derivative) still fly alongside supersonic types such as the American B‑1 Lancer and…

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Ankur Warikoo shares ChatGPT’s answer to becoming more successful than half the world’s population |

Success is often linked with exceptional talent, fortunate timing, or a single defining opportunity. Yet many people who achieve steady progress over time tend to rely on something much less dramatic: routines that become part of everyday life. Small decisions repeated consistently can shape productivity, health, financial stability and personal development far more than occasional…

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When friends become snakes in relationships: 5 signs to watch out for

Friendship and romantic relationships don’t exist in separate boxes; they overlap, collide, and sometimes quietly clash. When you fall in love, your life shifts—your time, priorities, and emotional energy all change. The friends who truly care about you adjust with that shift, even if it takes them a moment. But some don’t. Sometimes, a friend…

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‘100 sanitation workers, heavy vehicles’: NDMC races to restore Jantar Mantar after CJP protest, clears 52 tonnes of waste | Delhi News

NDMC workers repaint walls and clean roads around Jantar Mantar following the conclusion of the protest NEW DELHI: Jantar Mantar and key roads in central Delhi turned into a massive clean-up zone on Sunday, with the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) deploying more than 100 sanitation workers, heavy vehicles and mechanised equipment to clear the…

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5 weekend getaways from Delhi under 500 km to escape the June heat

Often called the “Queen of the Hills,” Mussoorie remains one of the most popular weekend getaways from Delhi — and for good reason. Surrounded by the Himalayas, the hill station offers cool weather, beautiful viewpoints, waterfalls, shopping streets, and lively cafés. In June, Mussoorie becomes even more magical with mist-covered hills and refreshing mountain air….

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CWG 2026: Why India’s fastest man Gurindervir Singh crashed out despite finishing 2nd in his heat – explained | Commonwealth Games News

Gurindervir Singh (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary) NEW DELHI: India’s fastest man Gurindervir Singh entered the Commonwealth Games carrying the weight of expectation after rewriting the national record earlier this year. Instead, his campaign came to an abrupt end in the men’s 100m heats, with a hamstring injury emerging as the key reason behind his disappointing outing.The…

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Why Turkmenistan’s decades old ‘door to hell’ is fading

The Darvaza gas crater, widely known as the “Door to Hell” For more than half a century, a giant crater of fire has glowed in the middle of Turkmenistan’s Karakum Desert, drawing travellers from around the world and earning the nicknames “door to hell” or “gates if hell.” By day, it appears as a vast…

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