By Rashmi kumari
Awarapan 2 Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 2: Emraan Hashmi Film Races Towards ₹100 Crore
The Emraan Hashmi-led sequel has delivered a powerful second-day jump, crossed the ₹50 crore mark in India and is being reported at around ₹72 crore worldwide after two days
Saba Pataudi on Sharmila Tagore, Islam and Growing Up in an Interfaith Family
How Sharmila Tagore approached religion at home, why Saba Pataudi's childhood offers a wider lesson about interfaith families, and what her reflections reveal about faith, identity and choice
Onam 2026: How Chefs Are Reimagining the Traditional Kerala Feast
From Olan consommé and Pradhaman cake to Pal Payasam ice cream, chefs are giving Kerala’s Sadya a contemporary twist while traditionalists ask whether a feast this deeply rooted in culture needs to be reinvented at all
A Tiger Hunt, a River Safari and a Wild Ride Through Nagarhole
I went looking for tigers in Nagarhole and discovered something better: a monsoon forest alive with otters, crocodiles, jackals, birds and the thrill of the unexpected
Made of Chennai Celebrates 387 Years of Madras With a Month-Long Cultural Festival
The Hindu’s Made of Chennai turns the city’s 387th birthday into a month-long celebration of heritage, food, music, sport, neighbourhoods and the many identities that make Chennai what it is
IMHANS Kozhikode Without Full-Time Director: Why the Leadership Vacancy Matters for Kerala’s Mental Healthcare System
Kerala’s leading mental-health and neuroscience institution continues under an in-charge director, raising questions about leadership continuity, governance and the long-pending appointment process
US FDA Issues Warning Letter to Aurobindo Pharma Subsidiary Eugia Pharma: What the Regulatory Action Means
FDA action follows an earlier inspection of Eugia Pharma Specialities’ Unit-I in Telangana, which received four observations and an Official Action Indicated classification
NHRC Notice After Three Girls Die of Snakebite at Gadchiroli Residential School: Why the Tragedy Raises Bigger Questions About...
Deaths of three tribal girls after a snakebite at a residential school hostel in Gadchiroli have turned the spotlight on basic accommodation, emergency preparedness and the responsibility of authorities to protect children living away from home
Can Weather Affect Your Periods? How Heat, Cold and Humidity Can Change Symptoms and When to Seek Medical Help
Extreme temperatures may make periods feel different, but persistent changes in bleeding, cycle length or pain should not automatically be blamed on the weather
Pallaburusu Movie Review: A Dramatic Yet Compelling Tale of Human Relationships
Uday Chauhan’s quietly affecting drama uses familial bonds, loneliness and ageing to examine what happens when people remain connected by blood but drift apart emotionally
Magudam Movie Review: Vishal’s Film Makes Paint-Drying Look Tempting
Directed by and starring Vishal, Magudam stretches a routine masala-film template into a three-hour ordeal, struggling to find pace, freshness or emotional weight
Avengers: Doomsday Promo: Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom Unleashes Terror Across the Multiverse
Marvel Studios unveils a darker look at Robert Downey Jr.’s Victor von Doom at D23, bringing Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men heroes together against a seemingly unstoppable threat
Jason Arday Found Dead at 41 After Cambridge Plagiarism Controversy: What We Know and Why the Case Matters
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday was found unresponsive in south London days after resigning from the university amid allegations concerning his doctoral thesis and published research
Definium LSD-Based Anxiety Treatment Shows Promise in Late-Stage Trial, With Benefits Seen Within Days
DT120 produced a statistically significant reduction in generalized anxiety symptoms after a single supervised dose, but regulatory approval and longer-term evidence are still needed
PfA@30: Taking the Animal Kingdom Under Their Wing
As People For Animals marks 30 years, the Bengaluru chapter offers a window into the demanding, often unseen work of rescuing, treating and rehabilitating animals around the clock
What Happens When AI Begins to Design Viruses?
A Stanford experiment raises a bigger question than whether AI can create a dangerous virus: what happens when artificial intelligence moves from analysing biology to proposing new biological designs?
Why Vital Chemotherapy Drugs Are in Short Supply in India
Platinum prices, import disruptions, price controls and regulatory delays have combined to squeeze supplies of cisplatin and carboplatin two widely used chemotherapy medicines
Where Chennai Falls in Love: Between Platforms, Passing Trains and Parting Ways
For Chennai’s hopeless romantics, railway stations are more than places of departure they are brief worlds of waiting, reunion, anticipation and goodbye
Where Chennai Falls in Love: The Old-World Romance of St Thomas Mount</hmm
Where military history, Anglo-Indian memory, colonial-era homes and quiet tree-lined streets create one of Chennai’s most atmospheric settings for old-world romance
Where Chennai Falls in Love: A Beach-by-Beach Guide to Dating, Heartbreak, and Soan Papdi
Chennai beaches and dating, Chennai dating culture, romantic beaches in Chennai, Chennai beach dating, Chennai beaches and romance
The Hindu’s Made of Chennai Celebrates 387 Years of Madras with a Month of Heritage, Food, Music and Sport
As Chennai marks its 387th year, The Hindu’s Made of Chennai turns August into a city-wide celebration of history, culture, food, music, sport and the many communities that give Madras its enduring character