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'Black Panther 3' star David Jonsson's best work

David Jonsson will portray T'Challa's son in the new Black Panther film. This exciting announcement was made at San Diego Comic-Con in 2026. The film, slated for a 2028 release, will explore his coming-of-age journey. Jonsson, a BAFTA award winner, previously starred in 'The Long Walk' and 'Industry'. His other credits include 'Wasteman' and 'Alien: Romulus'.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

‘Jana Nayagan’ box office collection day 4 (Live): Thalapathy Vijay starrer crosses Rs 100 crore

Thalapathy Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan' is experiencing a successful theatrical run and record-breaking opening. The political action drama has garnered significant box office collections in its first weekend. Its India net collection has surpassed one hundred crore rupees after three days. The Tamil version significantly contributes to the film's overall box office performance. 'Jana Nayagan' has also achieved substantial worldwide gross collections.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

R Madhavan praises Amitabh Bachchan's age-appropriate roles

R Madhavan shares his respect for Amitabh Bachchan's impressive career longevity and adaptability. He wishes to mirror Bachchan’s ability to resonate in cinema throughout the decades. Madhavan highlights how Bachchan’s thoughtfully chosen roles reflect maturity and grace. He acknowledges the foundational role his parents played in shaping his character and happiness, as he looks forward to upcoming film projects that align with his aspirations.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

“Talk to your baby as if they understand you”: Pediatrician shares 5 simple habits that may support your baby's brain development

Brain development is now taking centre stage. Parents are looking for ways to help develop their child’s brain from an early age. Some parents even look for gadgets and toys in attempts to make their baby smarter. But, what are the most effective ways to nurture a baby's developing brain? According to a pediatrician, some of the most effective ways to nurture a baby's developing brain are surprisingly simple- and they cost little or nothing.In a recent video, pediatrician Dr. Abhishek shared five everyday parenting habits that can help lay the foundation for healthy brain development. These habits are: Talk to your baby as if they understand you Parents often assume that because babies cannot speak, they cannot understand conversations. The pediatrician encourages parents to do the opposite. "Talk to your baby as if they understand you. Your baby is constantly recording the rhythm and sounds of your words, and this helps build the brain's language circuits." According to the doctor, babies are listening long before they begin speaking. The sounds, rhythm, and tone of a parent's voice become part of how their brains begin developing the foundations of language.Read to your baby every dayMany parents believe reading can wait until children are older. The pediatrician says reading should begin much earlier. “Read to your baby every single day, even if they're only looking at the pictures.” He explains that babies benefit from books even before they understand the story. “This helps babies begin to recognize new words and learn to visualize stories.” Simply hearing a parent's voice while looking at pictures introduces babies to language, storytelling, and new vocabulary in a gentle, engaging way.Let your baby explore different textures and shapesBabies naturally want to grab, twist, squeeze, and explore everything around them. Rather than stopping this curiosity, the pediatrician recommends encouraging safe exploration. "Let your baby explore different textures and shapes." He says these moments are actually important learning experiences."When a baby twists, turns, or even breaks things apart, they're learning through trial and error." Exploring different objects, textures, and shapes allows babies to learn by experimenting with the world around them.Avoid screens completely until the age of twoThe doctor strongly advises parents to keep screens away during a baby's first two years. “Avoid screens completely until your child turns two.” He explains why this matters. “A baby's brain learns through real-life interactions, not by passively watching a screen.”According to him, babies learn best through face-to-face interaction, conversation, movement, and everyday experiences- not by simply watching content on a device.Hug your baby every day and make eye contactThe final habit has nothing to do with toys or learning activities. Instead, it focuses on helping babies feel emotionally secure. “Hug your baby every day and make eye contact with them.”The pediatrician says that emotional safety gives babies the confidence to explore and learn. “A baby only develops the confidence to try new things when they feel safe and secure.” Simple moments of affection, eye contact, and physical closeness can help create an environment where babies feel comfortable exploring their surroundings.The best thing about the pediatrician’s message is that it’s surprisingly simple. What parents need for the development of their baby’s brain are not complicated routines or gadgets. Talking to babies throughout the day, reading together, encouraging safe exploration, avoiding early screen exposure, and making time for hugs and eye contact are everyday interactions that can become powerful building blocks for learning. A baby's developing brain grows best through consistent, loving, real-world interactions with the people who care for them.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

2022 saw Ireland building its first bridge with a wind mill turbine and solving a waste problem; now it is a 'reuse' trend in the US

Retired wind turbine blades are finding new life as pedestrian bridges. Engineers and environmentalists sought solutions for difficult-to-recycle fiberglass components. Ireland pioneered this concept, leading to the formation of the Re-Wind Network. Researchers tested blades extensively to ensure their structural integrity for crossings. Similar bridges have since been constructed in the United States.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Ind vs Zim Live: India opt to bat, look to win series 3-0 vs Zimbabwe

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The Times of IndiaCricket

India return to top of ICC T20I rankings after series victory over Zimbabwe

India has reclaimed the ICC Men's T20I Team Rankings top spot. This swift return occurred after consecutive victories against Zimbabwe in Harare. The Men in Blue secured the number one position with a significant win. India had previously lost the top ranking following a series defeat to England. Shreyas Iyer's team responded strongly, regaining their summit status.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

UGC NET June 2026 provisional answer key expected to be released soon at ugcnet.nta.nic.in: Check complete details here

The National Testing Agency is expected to publish the UGC NET June 2026 provisional answer key soon on its official portal. Candidates will be able to access their response sheets, question papers, and answer keys, besides challenging discrepancies by paying ₹200 per question. The final results will be prepared after experts review all valid objections.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Delhi University opens internship and placement opportunities for UG, PG students; check key details

Delhi University has announced new internship and placement opportunities for students. Several companies are offering diverse roles with attractive stipends and packages. Students can apply for these positions through the official university website. The application deadlines for these exciting opportunities are approaching soon. Interested students should check the website for detailed eligibility and application procedures.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

Amanda Seyfried mourns death of beloved dog Finn at 16: 'This one's forever and ever'

Amanda Seyfried expresses deep sorrow over the loss of her cherished dog Finn, who passed away at the age of sixteen. She took to Instagram to share touching tributes, reminiscing their unique bond. Finn, who was adopted while she was working on Big Love, played a pivotal role in helping her navigate the complexities of the Hollywood lifestyle. Together with her husband, they raise two adorable children, Nina and Thomas.
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