‘In good health & recovering well’: Indian ambassador meets injured flydubai pilot Smit Machchhar | India News

Indian flydubai captain was stabbed multiple times by his co-pilot The Indian ambassador to UAE Deepak Mittal on Thursday met the injured Indian pilot Smit Machchhar, a day after he got stabbed by his Omani co-pilot who was allegedly trying to crash the plane.“Amb Deepak Mittal visited Captain Smit Machchhar and his family at the…

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Pink ball in daytime Tests, penalties for time-wasting: ICC announces new playing conditions across men’s and women’s cricket | Cricket News

England batsman Zak Crawley and India captain Shubman Gill exchange words after Crawley called for the doctor after being hit on the finger during day three of the Third Test Match at Lord’s Cricket Ground on July 12, 2025 in London, England. (Photo/Getty Images) The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday introduced several changes to…

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Nimrat Kaur says that the bar is raised post Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’: ‘When something is done so well that people have tasted of how authentic..’ |

Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar’ continues to find appreciation within the film industry even months after its release. The Ranveer Singh-starrer has particularly drawn praise for its grounded treatment of the spy genre, with several members of the film fraternity pointing to its approach to storytelling. Actor Nimrat Kaur has now said that the film has changed…

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Tarot Card of the Day, October 1: Two of Swords Meets Mercury in Scorpio — Is It Time to Stop Avoiding an Important Decision?

October 1 is marked by the Two of Swords Tarot card, indicating a period of indecision and stalemate. Mercury in Scorpio urges the need for clarity and delving into overlooked details. Important discussions around relationships or finances that have been delayed may finally need to occur. Additionally, decisions related to career and money should be…

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New liquor shops in Bengal must maintain 500-metre gap from schools, religious places | India News

In a bid to regulate the liquor trade, the West Bengal government has raised the distance criteria for new liquor outlets from educational institutions and places of worship. The West Bengal government has increased the necessary distance for new retail liquor outlets from educational institutions and holy places to 500 meters in urban and municipal…

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‘I let my team roast me’: Gen Z founder shares unusual workplace rules, says he pays 2X when employees give up a day off to work

Gen Z founder shares unusual workplace rules, says he pays 2X when employees give up a day off to work Workplace culture is often shaped by small decisions that may not appear in a company handbook. How a founder treats employees, handles clients and spends on team activities can reveal a lot about the way…

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Nitin Gadkari-led ministry backs IIT technology of using waste plastic in bitumen for national highways; India’s first NH-44 pilot stretch laid, new method could cut bitumen use 4% and costs 20%

The technology used to produce premium-quality Waste Plastic Modified Bitumen was developed by IIT (BHU). (Image for representative purpose only) In a first for the road sector, the Nitin Gadkari-led Road Transport Ministry has used waste plastic in a wet mix with bitumen to construct a bituminous stretch of a national highway. The initiative could…

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Shruti Haasan recalls accidental acting debut in Kamal Haasan’s ‘Hey Ram’, says she ‘wanted to write’: ‘I always wanted to be behind the camera’ |

Picture Credit: Instagram Shruti Haasan recently opened up about how she entered the world of acting almost by accident. Speaking at the India Today South Conclave 2026 in Kochi on Wednesday, the actor revealed that she had initially wanted to work behind the camera and pursue writing rather than acting. Shruti Haasan reveals how she…

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