5 premium regions where the city’s rich live

Chandigarh is a city often compared to the rich and luxury. Also known as India’s most well-planned city, Chandigarh has transformed into a hub of ultra-premium real estate. The city offers something rare in the country, which is low-density luxury living. There are some sectors in Chandigarh, especially the single-digit ones, which have emerged as…

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‘Lag Jaa Gale’ faces delay as Lakshya preps for new look, shoot extended to October – Reports | Hindi Movie News

Lag Jaa Gale’s shoot has been extended to October due to Lakshya’s look transformation, requiring him to grow his hair. The film stars Tiger Shroff and Janhvi Kapoor in a revenge-based action drama with a love triangle. Meanwhile, Lakshya awaits Chand Mera Dil, while Tiger and Janhvi continue with their respective projects. Lakshya is currently…

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Boost to India–South Korea ties: PM Modi, Lee Jae Myung hold talks at Hyderabad House; push deeper trade, tech ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung engaged in high-level talks on Monday at Hyderabad House, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties. The meeting was followed by the exchange of Memorandums of Understanding between the two sides, witnessed by both leaders. External affairs minister S Jaishankar and his South Korean counterpart Cho…

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Bengaluru-Pune Vande Bharat Sleeper trains: Travel time reduced to 13 hours? Here’s what to expect

Travelling by train entered a new phase with the introduction of the Vande Bharat Sleeper trains in 2026. It is undoubtedly a significant upgrade for train passengers. As per official updates from the Indian Railways and the Press Information Bureau (PIB), the sleeper variant is set to change long-distance overnight journeys in India. While the…

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A Spanish vineyard has gone more than 20 years without irrigation or pesticides; its cover-cropped topsoil now has over twice the organic matter of nearby tilled soil

Representative Image (AI-generated) For more than two decades, the soil between rows of grapevines in a Spanish vineyard has remained covered with spontaneous vegetation instead of being repeatedly tilled. The unusual approach was associated with a striking difference beneath the vines: soil managed with long-term vegetation cover contained more than twice as much organic matter…

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