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‘Maxton Hall’ season 3 teaser: Ruby fights to clear her name in the final chapter The makers of ‘Maxton Hall’ have unveiled the first teaser for the third and final season of the popular German romance drama, offering fans a glimpse into Ruby Bell’s biggest challenge yet. As Ruby’s future at Maxton Hall hangs in the balance, she finds herself fighting to clear her name while James Beaufort stands by her side. The final season is set to premiere on December 9 and will bring Ruby and James’ much-loved love story to its conclusion.’Maxton Hall’ Season 3 teaser: What does…

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5 spiritual habits people copy without ever truly feeling them Spirituality has quietly become part of the internet’s lifestyle vocabulary. Wake up at 5 am. Meditate for 20 minutes. Keep a gratitude journal. Read a few wise quotes before bed.None of these things are bad. The trouble starts when we start doing them because they look spiritual rather than because they mean something to us.A practice can be borrowed in five minutes. The inner change it promises cannot.Here are five habits people often adopt without really connecting with what sits underneath them.Waking up at 5 am because it sounds enlightenedThere…

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NEW DELHI: India’s decision to field a full-strength squad for the upcoming Afghanistan T20I series has drawn sharp criticism from former cricketer Kris Srikkanth, who believes the selectors missed a valuable opportunity to expose more youngsters to international cricket.Srikkanth described the selection as a “mistake” and suggested that the recent defeats in Ireland and England had influenced the selectors into playing it safe rather than experimenting with the squad.India suffered a 0-2 T20I series defeat against Ireland before being beaten 0-4 by England in July. With the Afghanistan series offering three matches in familiar home conditions, Srikkanth felt it was…

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A study released 20 captive-bred eastern quolls at Tasmania’s 6,500-hectare Silver Plains conservation property. (Photo: Booderee NP) The eastern quoll, a small nocturnal marsupial once common across eastern Australia, is showing signs of recovery after years of decline. Captive-bred eastern quolls released in Tasmania have successfully reproduced, with one female carrying six joeys in her pouch.Eastern quolls are considered extinct in the wild on mainland Australia. According to Mongabay, the species disappeared from the mainland by the 1960s after facing several threats, including habitat loss, disease, road accidents and predation by cats, dogs and invasive foxes.Wild eastern quoll populations still…

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‘Hanuman Ansh’ has turned into a surprise box office winner, raking in Rs 61 crore net in India over 27 days since its release. Interestingly, before the spiritual drama made its way to theatres, director Vishal Chaturvedi faced a rejection that, in hindsight, pushed him to move forward with the story of Neem Karoli Baba, also known as Maharaj Ji. Vishal recently opened up about pitching the project to an OTT platform, revealing that he got emotional while narrating the story during the meeting.Vishal Chaturvedi recalls breaking down during the pitchIn an interview with India TV, Vishal shared, “I had…

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You walk into a restaurant, find a table, pull out the chair, and start scanning the menu. A few minutes later, you are happily planning your first bite.Nobody walks into a restaurant thinking, “Hmm, I wonder which surface has seen the most hands today?”Fair enough. We are there for the food.But some of the things sitting quietly around us can be touched again and again during the day. They do not look suspicious. They do not come with a warning sign. In fact, you probably reach for them without even noticing.Here are seven that deserve a little more attention the…

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Inside SAI’s ‘Little Japan’ (TOI Photo) BENGALURU: Shipping containers with exteriors painted with cherry blossoms and chochins — traditional Japanese lanterns — hung on the sides have been transformed into two-bedroom accommodation. Inside are modern amenities, an LED screen displaying information about the Asian Games and Japanese books such as Ikigai and Kaizen. The menu features ramen, an assortment of sushi, tempura and yakitori.This could easily be Japan. It isn’t, yet.It is the Sports Authority of India (SAI) South Centre in Bengaluru.To help Asian Games-bound athletes acclimatise to the culture, living conditions, and food they will encounter in Japan, SAI…

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A White House website featuring arcade games is photographed on a computer screen (Picture credit: AP) TOI correspondant from Washington: America has spent 250 years arguing about how it was built. The White House has now settled the matter in the most authoritative medium available to the United States: a video game.The Trump administration on Friday unveiled “Arcade,” five retro-style games on the official White House website, turning pieces of President Trump’s MAGA agenda into pixelated entertainment. The collection includes games titled “Build the Wall,” “Rio Run,” “Supply Line,” “Flappy Bill” and “Trump Savings Tycoon.”If this sounds like something dreamed…

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Karan Johar’s ‘Koffee With Karan’ continues to be one of the most beloved chat shows among fans, known for its candid confessions and quick-fire rounds. The host is gearing up to bring back a new season around this Diwali. Buzz around the guest lineup for ‘Koffee With Karan Season 9’ has already started making waves on social media, with reports suggesting Vicky Kaushal and Diljit Dosanjh could appear together as guests.‘Dil Chahta Hai’ and ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham’ casts to reuniteAccording to Deccan Chronicle, the couch will also welcome Aamir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Farhan Akhtar, and Akshaye Khanna together,…

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AI representation/ChatGPT What does a man accused in one of India’s biggest medical entrance exam controversies choose to read while behind bars? For Dhananjay Nivrutti Lokhande, currently lodged in Delhi’s Tihar Jail in the NEET-UG paper leak case, the answer is a mix of devotional texts and a book on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. As per various media report, Lokhande approached a Delhi court seeking permission to read the Hanuman Chalisa, Mangal Stotra and ‘Shrimaan Yogi’, Ranjeet Desai’s biographical novel on Shivaji Maharaj. The court allowed his request, subject to prison rules and security checks.According to the Organiser, the order, passed…

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