Big twist in Kanpur trader murder: Son held after servant changes statement; says Subrat asked him to name wife Shalu if caught, offered Rs 6 lakh

Subrat, the son of drug trader Vineet Minocha, was arrested following his alleged involvement in his father’s murder. Investigators based their actions on the statement of Vishal Gautam, who claimed Subrat offered him money for the crime. Shalu, Subrat’s wife, was implicated as well, with evidence suggesting she aided the murderers. Police discovered a blood-stained…

Why 80s kids secretly waited for a power cut: When the lights went off, the real fun began with terrace games, ghost stories, candlelight and summer nights

In the 1980s, power cuts often led to evenings filled with children’s games and storytelling. Families gathered around candles, creating bonds and sharing experiences during blackouts. Without television or homework, children had the chance to invent their own entertainment and connect with one another. This break from electricity fostered a slower pace of life and…

‘I couldn’t sleep’: Gambhir on ‘toughest decision’ to drop Sanju for Sooryavanshi

Gautam Gambhir shared the tough emotional burden he encountered while dropping Sanju Samson from India’s T20I squad after their defeat against England. Despite previous strong performances from Samson, Gambhir stressed the necessity of evaluating player form and ensuring a cohesive team dynamic. Samson was later reintegrated into the lineup, showcasing his talent in the series…

‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2’ September 23 written update: Mihir’s fate finally revealed as Tulsi continues to find out the truth behind his whereabouts

Sushila comforts Tulsi, emphasizing the importance of the Chhath Maiyya Vrat and pooja. After a traumatic accident, Mihir mistakenly believes he is Mandira’s spouse, completely erasing his past life. As Mandira battles her own difficulties, she works to keep Mihir’s memories of Tulsi at bay. Meanwhile, Shobha and Nandini grow increasingly apprehensive about Tripti’s next…

In 1865, Lewis Carroll entertained three sisters during a boat trip: How one afternoon of storytelling became Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, one of literature’s strangest classics

In 1862, Charles Dodgson, known as Lewis Carroll, entertained the Liddell sisters during a boat trip. He created a whimsical tale about a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit hole. This spontaneous story later became Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, published in 1865 after numerous revisions. The unique narrative and characters challenged Victorian norms…