HIT 3 Twitter Reactions: Nani Shines in Gritty Thriller with Squid Game Vibes

Tollywood fans are in for a treat as Nani’s latest suspense thriller, HIT: The Third Case, takes over theatres — and Twitter timelines. The film is garnering enthusiastic reactions for its gripping plot, intense action, and, most notably, Nani’s swag-filled performance Nani’s much-anticipated suspense thriller HIT: The Third Case has finally hit the theatres, and … Read more

Richa Ghosh: The Rising Star Who Dreams of World Cup Glory

Richa Ghosh is not just another name in Indian women’s cricket — she’s a force of nature with the bat and behind the stumps. At only 21, she has already carved a niche for herself as one of the most explosive hitters in the game. Inspired by icons like MS Dhoni and Ellyse Perry, Richa … Read more

A Star Is Born: Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Dazzling Hundred at 14 Evokes Memories of Sachin’s 1989 Magic

Manashimaya On a warm Jaipur night that will now live long in cricketing lore, 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi scripted a story that blurred the lines between prodigy and prophecy. With the swagger of a seasoned international and the freedom of youth, he dismantled Gujarat Titans’ formidable bowling unit—boasting a collective 694 international caps—with a century that … Read more

International Labour Day 2025: Honouring the Hands That Build Our World

International Labor Day, which reminds us of the sacrifices, hardships, and aspirations of the working class, is observed on May 1st each year, marking a global stop to honor the unwavering spirit of workers. As the globe continues to deal with changes in the economy, technology, and nature of employment, the significance of this day … Read more

Bihar Land Scam: Ramjanaki Math’s Crores Worth of Land in Muslim Family’s Name Sparks Outrage

In a shocking revelation that has stirred emotions across Bihar, land belonging to the historic Ramjanaki Math has been found registered under a Muslim family’s name. The land, valued at several crores, came into the spotlight when irregularities surfaced during a routine inspection of the Jamabandi records. Locals, deeply attached to the religious and cultural … Read more

New beginnings, new battles! India, Sri Lanka and South Africa kick off their World Cup journey with a fiery ODI tri-series! Let the games begin!

The countdown to the Women’s ODI World Cup has officially begun, and the action kicks off with a thrilling tri-series in Sri Lanka! Hosts Sri Lanka, a powerhouse Indian side, and a determined South African squad are all set to battle it out over the next two weeks, with silverware and valuable momentum up for … Read more

New Class of Distant Super-Earths Challenges Old Planetary Assumptions

In a fascinating leap for space science, astronomers have discovered a new category of super-Earths in locations where no one thought to look before. These rocky planets—larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune—have now been detected in distant orbits, similar in range to Saturn’s, overturning long-held beliefs that such planets only exist close to their … Read more

Nature’s Fiery Nursery: Thousands of Skate Eggs Found in Underwater Volcano

In an incredible discovery beneath the waves off Vancouver Island, scientists have found thousands of giant eggs nestled inside an active underwater volcano. The eggs belong to the elusive Pacific white skate, a deep-sea creature that continues to puzzle marine biologists. What’s even more fascinating? These skates have chosen the volcano’s warm, mineral-rich waters as … Read more

A Twist of Fate: How Skipping a Horse Ride Saved 23 Lives in Pahalgam Attack

A group of 23 tourists from Kerala had a miraculous escape from a deadly terror attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam, simply because they chose to skip a horse ride that day. The group, which included families and a young child, had planned to explore the scenic beauty of Pahalgam on horseback. However, the quoted rates for … Read more

Pentagon’s Makeup Room Sparks Controversy Amid Cost-Cutting Push

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s recent decision to convert a green room near the Pentagon’s press briefing area into a makeshift makeup studio has stirred debate in Washington. The upgrade, involving a large mirror with makeup lighting and a director’s chair, reportedly cost a few thousand dollars—an expense raising eyebrows as the administration calls for budget … Read more

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