Bobby Deol was unsure about Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Bandar’ until Dharmendra urged him to : ‘Go take a chance’ | Hindi Movie News

Bobby Deol, after a late-2010s slump, reinvented himself with Aashram and villain roles. He hesitated to star in Anurag Kashyap’s Bandar, playing a disgraced TV actor accused of rape. Encouraged by Dharmendra’s advice to take risks, he accepted. Bobby later paid an deeply emotional tribute to his father’s enduring legacy. After facing a career slump…

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Same office, different worlds: What’s really dividing workplaces across the US?

Workplaces across the US are witnessing a quiet clash of mindsets as professionals from different generations navigate the same space. Contrasting views on communication, authority, flexibility, and performance are reshaping daily operations. What seems like routine collaboration often hides deeper disconnects, forcing organisations to rethink how they align experience with evolving expectations. The modern workplace…

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Who is Amit Kshatriya? Indian-American Nasa official behind historic Moon mission

Indian-American space scientist Amit Kshatriya holds a senior leadership position at Nasa, an agency that has recently completed the Artemis II mission, a significant step in its renewed human lunar exploration programme.The Artemis II mission, a crewed lunar flyby, concluded with astronauts returning safely after a splashdown off the coast of San Diego, California at…

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Kavita Paudwal: ‘Anuradha Paudwal raised me as a single parent; for her to send me abroad alone at 17 was incredibly courageous’ | Exclusive | Hindi Movie News

Daughter of legendary singer Anuradha Paudwal, singer-performer Kavita Paudwal is carving her own space while staying rooted in devotional music. After launching Kirtan Klub, she is now taking the format across India with an ambitious plan of 52 shows a year—blending devotion with a high-energy, community-driven experience. The journey kicks off in Mumbai on May…

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African proverb of the day: “No matter how beautiful and well crafted a coffin might look, it will not make anyone wish for death.” — the old saying that still says a lot about modern life |

African proverb of the day (AI-generated image) People have always been drawn to beautiful things. Expensive things too. A polished car. A giant house. Designer clothes. Even funerals, strangely enough, are sometimes turned into displays of wealth and status. In many parts of the world, families spend enormous amounts on elaborate ceremonies, decorated graves, and…

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Scientists discovered that animal poop travelled across oceans 540-million-years ago and triggered the evolution of life on earth |

A large coprolite of a carnivorous dinosaur found in Harding County, South Dakota, US. Image Credit: Poozeum/Wikipedia Around 540 million years ago, the biological landscape of Earth went through a huge transformation called the Cambrian explosion. During this era, the ancestors of most modern animal groups began to appear, depicting a massive surge in biodiversity….

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Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis mourns Asha Bhosle’s demise: ‘Bharat ke itihas mein joh unhone sangeet ki seva ki hai’ | Hindi Movie News

Legendary singer Asha Bhosle passed away in Mumbai at the age of 92. She was admitted to the Breach Candy hospital due to chest infection and respiratory problems on Saturday night and passed away on Sunday. Her son Anand Bhosle confirmed the news. Her funeral will take place on Monday at Shivaji Park. Just as…

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Ghana’s capital discards 300 tons of plastic per day, now they mix it with sand and use it as street paving that is cheaper than concrete

Ghana is transforming its plastic problems into paving blocks for its roads, sold below the price of concrete blocks. Behind this operation is Nelson Boateng, who graduated in computer network engineering, and was already manufacturing plastic bags and began transforming the same material into flooring. The plastic Ghana cannot contain Accra, the capital of Ghana…

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In 1974, Spain imported two tons of American red crayfish for aquaculture; 50 years later, the species cannot be removed

Fifty years ago, American red crayfish were introduced to Spain’s Guadalquivir River basin, and they have since established a permanent presence. These aggressive invaders have wreaked havoc on local wildlife and disrupted aquatic ecosystems. Yet, local communities have successfully built an economy around their harvesting and processing. This dependence has sparked legal disputes, resulting in…

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