Mammootty Birthday special: ‘Mathilukal’ To ‘Ore Kadal’, powerful performances that prove his acting brilliance goes beyond his superstar image

Celebrating Mammootty’s birthday shines a spotlight on his extraordinary ability to embody varied characters, enriching the cinematic landscape. With films like ‘Mathilukal’ and ‘Ore Kadal’, he showcases profound depth in his roles, exploring the intricacies of human emotions. His work in romantic dramas like ‘Mazhayethum Munpe’ highlights a remarkable versatility, consistently choosing characters that challenge…

‘You can see everything’: Nathan Fielder unveils Elizabeth Holmes documentary teaser; social media reacts, ‘unstoppable force meets immovable object’

Nathan Fielder’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, titled ‘You Can See Everything’, had a surprise screening. The film follows Holmes for three years, beginning just before her imprisonment. A24 released a teaser showing an intense exchange between Fielder and Holmes. Viewers reacted strongly to the documentary’s unusual premise and Fielder’s interactions. The film is scheduled for…

Delhi clears ₹400-crore Start-up Policy to turn young innovators into entrepreneurs

The Delhi government has cleared its Start-up and Incubation Policy, with an investment exceeding ₹400 crore over five years to strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship. The initiative will begin across universities, colleges, technical institutes and schools, supporting incubation centres and introducing an annual youth festival to connect emerging innovators with investors, industry leaders and policymakers.

Knee pain is not “normal” with age: Myths about exercise, arthritis, knee replacement and robotic surgery that doctors want you to stop believing

Numerous misconceptions about knee pain abound, often lacking any medical basis. Engaging in the right exercises can actually safeguard your knees and enhance joint stability. Contrary to popular belief, complete rest may not be ideal for arthritis; personalized movement is key. A knee replacement may be necessary if pain severely interferes with daily life. Prompt…

‘This is not sustainable’: US Open’s post-2 am finishes spark player backlash as Navratilova, Becker question late-night scheduling

The late-night sessions at the US Open are under the microscope due to their tendency to run past 2 am, raising concerns about player recovery and match scheduling. Former champions have voiced their worries about the long-term viability of such schedules, especially when other major tournaments enforce curfews. This year, it seems the famous US…

Duolingo launches ‘learn English from Punjabi’ course

Duolingo has introduced an innovative English learning course tailored for Punjabi speakers worldwide, enabling them to embark on their English-language journey using the Gurumukhi script. In a notable collaboration with Airtel, they are also offering a complimentary twelve-month subscription, granting Airtel customers access to an enhanced, ad-free educational experience. The ability to master language skills…

Police hits drug trade where it hurts most, targets traffickers’ ill-gotten wealth

Charkhi Dadri Police intensified its crackdown on drug traffickers and their assets. Raids were conducted on properties linked to three alleged drug traffickers recently. Luxury household articles and valuable items were seized under the NDPS Act. This action targets the financial foundations of the illegal drug trade. Police urged residents to share information regarding drug-related…

A self-made billionaire couple gave San Francisco State University $25 million in XRP, one of the largest crypto donations to US higher education

San Francisco State University marked a milestone in April 2019 when it received a transformative $25 million donation, largely comprised of cryptocurrency XRP. This philanthropic gesture enabled the establishment of new resources for the College of Business and resulted in officially renaming it as the Lam Family College of Business. Notably, the donors had already…

Mars Enters Cancer, September 2026: What Your Hand Lines Say About Handling Pressure; Are You a Fighter or an Emotional Reactor?

The entry of Mars into Cancer on September eighteenth marks a shift in how we act and respond emotionally. Palmistry allows us to glean important lessons on managing stress and confrontation via Mars zones. A robust Lower Mars points to a strong protective instinct, while a stable Upper Mars denotes poise under pressure. In contrast,…