Kamal Haasan hails Vijay’s TN Government for Bharathiraja memorial: ‘Gratitude rendered in the fullness of time’ |

A major tribute is set to come up in Theni district for one of Tamil cinema’s most respected filmmakers, Bharathiraja. The Tamil Nadu Government has announced plans to build a memorial hall in his birthplace, complete with a bronze statue. The announcement has now received appreciation from actor and Rajya Sabha MP Kamal Haasan, who…

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AP EAMCET final phase allotment result 2026 likely to be released tomorrow: Check steps to download scorecards here

AP EAMCET final seat allotment result expected to be released tomorrow AP EAMCET 2026final phase allotment result 2026: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) will announce the AP EAMCET 2026 final phase seat allotment result on August 26, 2026. Candidates who participated in the final phase counselling and completed web option entry…

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Late-night incidents shaming English cricket: Cook says ‘Just have some kind of brain cells’ | Cricket News

Brydon Carse nightclub incident (Screengrabs) England’s cricketing culture is under fresh scrutiny after another late-night incident involving one of its players, raising questions over whether the traditional post-match drink has gone too far in an era of increasingly professional sport.The latest episode involved fast bowler Brydon Carse, who was pictured outside a nightclub in the…

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Florida’s Everglades face new threat as an invasive Asian swamp eel wipes out local crayfish and frogs and could be more destructive than the Burmese python |

Florida’s Everglades is facing a stealthy invasive threat beneath its waters as the Asian swamp eel spreads through wetlands and preys on fish, crayfish, frogs and other aquatic animals. The air-breathing fish, native to East and Southeast Asia, has been established in Florida for decades, but researchers are increasingly documenting severe ecological consequences in the…

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‘Better half becomes bitter half if … ‘: What Delhi high court said on matrimonial disputes | Delhi News

The Delhi high court acquitted Nafe Singh in an attempt to murder case (AI-generated image used for representational purposes) NEW DELHI: The institution of marriage is “quite paradoxical,” and if issues between spouses are not resolved quickly, the “better half becomes the bitter half”, the Delhi high court has observed.The high court said one of…

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