Aishwarya Singh Chaudhary
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'Roachie’ Refused to Leave: Cockroach Interrupts Dinner At JW Marriott, Cardiologist Tags Tukaram Mundhe
Cardiologist Ashok Seth spotted a baby cockroach at Mumbai’s JW Marriott, prompting him to raise hygiene concerns. He tagged food-safety officials on X, while Marriott Bonvoy Assist apologised and said it would investigate.
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Who Is Suchika Tariyal? 36-Year-Old Wins India's First-Ever MMA Medal At Asian Games 2026
Suchika Tariyal, 36, has won India’s first-ever Asian Games MMA medal after reaching the women’s traditional 60kg semi-finals. The eight-time national judo champion secured bronze at the Aichi-Nagoya Games.
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Daayra Box Office Collection Day 3: Steady Weekend Growth For Meghna Gulzar's Crime Thriller
Meghna Gulzar's Daayra showed steady opening-weekend growth, netting Rs 4.51 crore in three days. Driven by strong Hindi demand, Day 3 added Rs 1.75 crore with 20% occupancy across 1,839 shows.
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Bethlehem Kudumba Unit Box Office Collection Day 32: Malayalam Drama Maintains Theatrical Momentum
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has maintained its box-office momentum in its fifth week, earning Rs 2.32 crore on Day 31. Its India net collection stands at Rs 157.46 crore, with domestic gross earnings reaching Rs 183.80 crore.
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Irumudi Box Office Collection Day 31: Ravi Teja Film Crosses Rs 241 Crore Worldwide
Irumudi, starring Ravi Teja, earned Rs 1.52 crore India net on Day 31, taking its domestic net to Rs 188.90 crore and worldwide gross to Rs 241.83 crore. The action drama continues its theatrical run after its Netflix release.
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Burqa Ban, Hijab Restrictions, Foreign Student Caps: How Italy's Giorgia Meloni Plans More Stringent School Laws
Italy plans to cap foreign students per classroom, ban burqas and niqabs in schools, and require some parents to learn Italian. PM Giorgia Meloni said the measures aim to support integration and protect classroom cohesion.
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Iran Warns Of 'Painful Strikes' If US Launches Fresh Attacks, Sets Conditions To End Conflict
Iran has conveyed conditions to the US through Qatar to end the war, including a ceasefire, release of frozen funds, lifting the naval blockade and ending attacks and interference.
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Hanuman Ansh Vs Toxic Box Office Collection: Devotional Drama Retains Strong Run
'Hanuman Ansh', made on a reported Rs 2 crore budget, has recorded a strong box-office run, reaching Rs 271.88 crore India net and Rs 347.05 crore worldwide by Day 45, despite competition from major releases.
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Saudi Arabia Withdraws From China-Led Digital Payments Project
Saudi Arabia ended formal participation in China-led mBridge after completing a digital currency test in May 2025, as global efforts expand to develop faster cross-border payment systems beyond the dollar.
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India’s Exports To Core BRICS Surge 34% To $19.9 Billion In FY27 So Far; China Leads
India’s exports to major BRICS economies, Japan, Italy and South Korea surged in April-August 2026-27, driven by strong demand for fuels, electronics, metals and industrial goods.
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Mass Drone War: Ukraine Launches Largest Attack On Moscow; Russian Strike Kills Three Kids In Kyiv
Ukraine and Russia exchanged major overnight drone strikes, with Moscow reporting more than 1,100 Ukrainian drones intercepted and Kyiv region authorities reporting widespread damage across five districts.
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Who Is General Carsten Breuer? Germany's Top Defence Official Appointed NATO Military Chief
NATO’s 32 military chiefs elected German Defence Chief Gen. Carsten Breuer as Chair of the Military Committee, taking office in 2027. The 61-year-old former COVID crisis head will advise NATO leadership amid rising defense budgets.
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Explained: How US Law Sanctioning Russian Oil Buyers Could Hit Indian Garment Exports
The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) urged the government to negotiate with Washington after a new US law threatened additional tariffs on Indian exports. CITI warned duties would harm the MSME-driven sector, its key US market.
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Camp David Exit Follows Middle-East Flare-Up: Did Houthi Strikes Trigger Trump’s Return?
Trump returned early from Camp David without explanation amid Iran and Russia-NATO tensions. An aircraft was intercepted near the site, while unverified reports cited Iran's heightened readiness. European leaders warned of possible Russian threats.
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AI’s Hiring Freeze? Why 20% Adoption In Just Four Nations Is Dragging Tech Headcount
Goldman Sachs says AI adoption has reached 15–20% in major developed economies, slowing hiring in technology, call centres, software and advertising. US call-centre jobs are 39% below trend, with junior workers particularly exposed.
