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Awarapan 2: Emraan's RAIN SOAKED MOTION POSTER teases return of Tera Mera Rishta Puraana

Emraan Hashmi returns as Shivam Pandit in 'Awarapan 2'. Makers unveiled a rain-soaked motion poster teasing 'Tera Mera Rishta,' penned again by Sayeed Quadri, composed by Mithoon, sung by Subodhh Sharma. Fans are nostalgic ahead of its August 14 release, also starring Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi and Suvinder Vicky.
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All about Zendaya’s real estate portfolio

Zendaya has built an impressive real estate portfolio, starting with her first home in 2016. She later acquired a ranch-style home in Encino and a Brooklyn apartment. Zendaya now resides in London with actor Tom Holland in his renovated house. The couple met while filming the Spider-Man franchise and have kept their relationship private. They recently collaborated on the film 'The Odyssey' and will reunite for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day'.
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Sadie Sink reveals who knows her 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' role

Sadie Sink kept her role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day a secret from the press. She shared the exciting news only with her family and close friends. Fans had speculated about her character for over a year before the film's release. Singer Steve Lacy accidentally revealed Sink's character as Jean Grey on the red carpet.
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Salman Khan to make special appearance in Alliance

Seema Sajdeh volunteered to exit Alliance, leaving Sohail Khan emotional. Salman Khan will now visit the house for an hour to console and motivate his brother as the game intensifies. Seema had pushed Sohail to play more aggressively before her exit. Meanwhile, Salman gears up for his Eid release, 'SVC63'.
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Vishnu Vishal and Aishwarya Lekshmi's 'Gatta Kusthi 2' OTT release date

Gatta Kusthi 2 will stream on Netflix starting July thirty-first. The family entertainer achieved a successful theatrical run and earned over fifty-five crore rupees. Vishnu Vishal and Aishwarya Lekshmi reprise their popular roles in the sequel. The film explores themes of mutual respect and supporting ambitions in marriage. This digital premiere will allow a wider audience to enjoy the movie.
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Decades ago, India feared losing its tigers; today it's home to nearly 75% of the world's wild population; here's how India became the 'Tiger Capital'

India now supports three-fourths of the world's wild tiger population. Project Tiger, launched in 1973, initiated this significant conservation turnaround. This success is attributed to scientific monitoring and habitat restoration efforts. Responsible tourism has also boosted local economies and forest protection. India stands as a global example of conservation and tourism coexistence.
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Corporate job vs content creation: What's better? Two Bengaluru women compare their lives in a viral video

Two Bengaluru women compare their corporate and content creation careers. Ananya at EY receives a fixed monthly salary, while Monsoon faces freelance payment uncertainties. Ananya's workday is structured, whereas Monsoon decides her daily tasks and deadlines. Corporate life offers paid leave and insurance benefits. Freelancing provides freedom to travel and work from anywhere.
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"Your child is always watching you": 7 everyday parenting habits that unknowingly shape every Indian child's future

The most important parenting happens not during the conversations you plan but during the moments you forget you are being watched. When you are on your phone while your child is talking. When you snap at the house help. When you mutter under your breath that you look terrible. When you shout across the house because you are running late again. You are not just having a moment. You are teaching a lesson. Nakul Mehta and Jankee recently shared something that every Indian parent needs to sit with: there are 7 things we have quietly normalized in our homes that are shaping our children in ways we never intended. Not through what we tell them to do, but through what we do ourselves, every single day, without even noticing. Here they are. Honestly. Gently. And without judgment.
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Taller than humans, blooming once in seven years: Meet the rare Himalayan ‘Diamond’ flower that defies nature

The Kenzo flower, also known as Padamchal, grows at high altitudes in the Himalayas. This rare alpine bloom takes seven years to produce a single flower. It survives harsh conditions and is valued for its medicinal properties by local communities. Visitors can spot this remarkable plant in various locations across the Indian Himalayas. Conservation efforts are crucial as its habitat faces potential shrinkage due to rising temperatures.
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Father tricks daughter with fake ultrasound to stop her from eating junk food

A father's innovative video brings attention to the detrimental effects of junk food on kids' health. He explains how ultra-processed items harm both gut health and brain development in children. These foods are crafted to be irresistibly tasty, promoting unhealthy eating habits. Parents can proactively contribute to healthier outcomes by regulating food options at home and permitting mild hunger, encouraging children to opt for wholesome, home-cooked meals.
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Shubman Gill dethrones Daryl Mitchell! India captain reclaims ICC ODI No. 1 ranking after six months

Shubman Gill has reclaimed the world number one ODI batting ranking spot. Daryl Mitchell of New Zealand slips to second place after missing recent matches. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma also feature prominently in the top five rankings. Indian batters Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul are ranked within the top twenty. Other notable movers include Bernard Scholtz and Justin Greaves in bowling categories.
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Rishikesh's glass skywalk: Bajrang Setu entry fee, location, timings, how to reach and what to expect

Bajrang Setu in Rishikesh is set to implement an entry fee for its stunning glass skywalk, with adults required to pay Rs 100 and children just Rs 50 for a two-hour experience. However, the central concrete area will remain accessible to all for free. This new fee structure aims to manage the flow of tourists while enhancing safety measures.
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By the 1990s, Argentine ants had spread through much of coastal California; today they protect crop pests that damage farms and gardens

Originally hailing from South America, Argentine ants have created extensive supercolonies across California, wreaking havoc on local ecosystems. By protecting sap-feeding pests, they facilitate crop damage and challenge natural predator populations. This invasion has caused a decline in native species, severely disrupting food webs. Homeowners face challenges in managing these pests due to their vast nests and numerous queens, exacerbating the ecological strain on California's agricultural landscape.
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Dr Kiran Chavan appointed to Maharashtra State Mental Health Authority Committee

Dr Kiran Prakash Chavan, founder of Manobrahma Foundation and Director of Samvad Rehabilitation Centre, has been appointed as a non-official member of the Maharashtra State Mental Health Authority Committee for a three-year term. Recognised for his work in de-addiction, psychiatric rehabilitation, mental health awareness and community-based care, Dr Chavan aims to strengthen inclusive and accessible mental healthcare services across Maharashtra. His appointment is expected to bring valuable grassroots expertise to state-level mental health policy-making.
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