By Rashmi kumari
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit’ Movie Review: Girish AD Works His Magic Yet Again
Nivin Pauly and Mamitha Baiju headline a warm, funny and effortlessly relatable age-gap romance built on memorable characters, sharp dialogue and everyday chemistry
Insidious: Out of the Further’ Movie Review: Further from Its Best
A handful of terrific horror set pieces suggest the ‘Insidious’ imagination is still alive, but this sixth chapter struggles to make the Further feel frightening again
Mutiny’ Movie Review: Jason Statham Deserved Better Than This Messy Thriller
A ludicrous plot, sluggish pacing, uninspired performances and forgettable action leave Jason Statham stranded in a thriller that never finds its pulse
7 Dogs’ Movie Review: Hollywood Blood, Missing Soul
Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah’s Arabic action spectacle packs international star power and explosive set pieces, but its global ambitions struggle to find an emotional identity
August Krogh’s Nobel-Winning Discovery: How Capillaries Help Muscles Get Enough Oxygen
The Danish physiologist transformed scientists’ understanding of blood flow by showing that capillaries actively adjust circulation to meet the changing oxygen demands of tissues
Two Mumbai Parsi Doctors to Receive Pakistan’s Nishan-e-Imtiaz for Keeping Jinnah’s Illness Secret
Pakistan has honoured two doctors from Mumbai’s Parsi community for protecting the confidentiality of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s terminal illness at a politically sensitive moment in 1947
Social Media Bans for Children: Why Restricting Access May Not Be Enough
The science suggests that simply blocking social media can leave the underlying digital environment unchanged; platform safeguards and healthy digital habits may offer a more sustainable approach
Naegleria Fowleri: Why the “Brain-Eating Amoeba” Is So Deadly and How to Reduce the Risk
The rare freshwater infection can cause primary amebic meningoencephalitis, a rapidly progressing disease that is extremely difficult to diagnose and treat
20 Best Spritz and Shandy Drinks to Try This Summer, From Kumquat to Portergaff
From the classic Italian spritz to creative shandies and unexpected fruit combinations, these refreshing summer drinks offer something for every taste
Leek, Bacon and Focaccia Breakfast Bake: A Welsh-Inspired Recipe With a Modern Twist
This easy breakfast bake combines crisp bacon, sweet baby leeks, golden-yolk eggs, mature cheese and rosemary focaccia for a comforting dish inspired by Wales
How a Produce Job Is Helping Solomon Feel Stronger, Quieter and More Connected to His Past
A new chapter in produce work has brought unexpected physical and emotional benefits and revived lessons learned from someone who once taught him without even realising it
Ernie the Beagle: How One Loyal Dog Became a Constant Through Life’s Biggest Changes
From house moves and career changes to an extraordinary search for a missing dog, Ernie's story shows why dogs can become an inseparable part of our lives
Indian Investors in Dubai Are Looking Beyond the Panic and Betting on the Emirate’s Resilience
Strong Indian participation in Dubai’s property market reflects a longer relationship built on trade, family ties, business confidence and the emirate’s ability to absorb shocks
How Indian Homeowners Are Customising the Modern Modular Kitchen
From compact layouts and smarter storage to Indian cooking needs, homeowners are reshaping modular kitchens to fit the way they actually live
Onam 2026: How Onam Is Redefining Heritage With Bold Flavours and Modern Weaves
From reinvented sadya menus to contemporary Kerala-inspired fashion, Onam 2026 shows how tradition can evolve without losing its cultural soul
Madras Day 2026: Events and Celebrations Taking Place Across Chennai
From heritage exhibitions and city-history programmes to cultural gatherings, Madras Day 2026 brings Chennai’s past and present together
Cancer Survivorship Care Needs Routine Mental Health Screening, Not Just Physical Follow-Up
Updated recommendations highlight the psychological burden after cancer treatment, the importance of earlier screening and the need for integrated psycho-oncology care throughout survivorship
Terminal Ileitis on CT Rarely Means Crohn’s Disease: What the Imaging Finding Really Tells Doctors
A 10-year study found that only 12.5% of patients with CT-detected terminal ileitis were ultimately diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, highlighting the need for a broader diagnostic approach
AI Model Shows Promise for Predicting Peanut Allergy, But More Testing Is Needed
Explainable machine learning accurately distinguished peanut-allergic patients from those who were sensitised but tolerant, potentially helping allergists reduce unnecessary oral food challenges
No New H1N1 Strain in India: ICMR Says Existing Flu Vaccines Are Sufficient
ICMR says the H1N1 viruses currently circulating in India are well matched with existing vaccine strains, while seasonal influenza remains largely self-limiting for healthy people
Amid Divorce Buzz With Sunita Ahuja, Govinda’s Old Claim About ‘Second Marriage’ in Kundali Resurfaces
As fresh attention surrounds Govinda and Sunita Ahuja’s marriage, an old interview in which the actor spoke about his kundali predicting two marriages has resurfaced online