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For one Indian man living in the US, a trip to the dentist came with a bill he definitely wasn’t expecting.Nitin Malhotra, who has lived in the United States for around 15 years, recently shared his experience on Instagram after going to a dentist with a painful tooth. What shocked him wasn’t just the treatment cost, but how much he was expected to pay even after using his dental insurance.According to Malhotra, he was told he would have to pay $2,500 out of pocket – roughly ₹2.37 lakh – for the treatment.And that wasn’t even the first charge that surprised…

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Asian Games 2026 (Reuters Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s official contingent for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games has been expanded to 768 members, with surfing added as the 36th sport. The Games will be held in Japan from Sept 19 to Oct 4.According to the sports ministry’s sanction order, the athletes’ strength has risen from originally named 492 to 503 sportspersons. The revised squad comprises 269 men and 234 women, compared with the earlier 265 men and 227 women sanctioned.Surfing’s inclusion brings four athletes: Kishore Kumar Anbarashu and Sivaraj Babu in men’s shortboard, and Kamali Prakash and Sugar Shanti Gayen in women’s…

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Exterior facade of Hill Hall Hotel in Fayetteville, West Virginia. A historic West Virginia high school built in 1923 by Italian stonemasons has reopened its doors 103 years later as a 40-room boutique hotel. Former classrooms have been turned into guest rooms, lounges and shared spaces for visitors. The Hill Hall Hotel, located in downtown Fayetteville, marks the completion of a major restoration of the town’s original stone high school and a nearby midcentury middle school. Developed by real estate firm Mountain Shore Properties, the project has brought new life to a historic school campus that had been closed to…

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Ajay Devgn starrer Drishyam 3 trailer gets UA 16+ certificate (Image Credits IMDb) The anticipation around ‘Drishyam The Conclusion’ is building ahead of its theatrical release. The trailer of the Ajay Devgn-led thriller has received clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with a U/A 16+ certificate. The 2-minute-52-second promo is expected to be unveiled at a grand event in Goa on September 8 or 9, with Ajay Devgn and the film’s ensemble cast reportedly in attendance.’Drishyam The Conclusion’ trailer cleared with U/A 16+ certificationAs per a report by Bollywood Hungama, the makers of ‘Drishyam The Conclusion’ have…

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This is the most direct fix available, and it works because it’s specifically designed for exactly this problem. A cord raceway is a plastic channel that sticks to the wall with strong adhesive, with a snap-on cover that hides the wires running through it. Before applying one, clean the wall thoroughly with rubbing alcohol, since adhesive rarely bonds well to a dusty or oily surface, and cut the pieces at 45-degree angles wherever the cord run changes direction, for a cleaner, more finished look. Painting the raceway to match your wall colour beforehand, rather than after installation, makes it genuinely…

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Former Pakistan batter Mohammad Yousuf has questioned the major changes made to the Test squad and coaching staff during the ongoing England tour, saying the decisions appear to be linked to the wider instability that has affected Pakistan cricket for years.Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), led by Mohsin Naqvi, made sweeping changes after the team went 2-0 down in the three-Test series. Seven players and two coaching staff members were sent home ahead of the third Test.Yousuf questions PCB decisionsYousuf suggested the changes were not based solely on performances and said Pakistan cricket has repeatedly been caught up in internal disagreements…

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Quote of the day by Chuck Feeney Money is often treated as the clearest possible measure of success. People work toward higher salaries, bigger homes and greater financial security, and rarely stop to question the assumption underneath all of it. Chuck Feeney, the Irish-American businessman who made billions through the Duty Free Shoppers business, took a genuinely different approach to wealth. “I don’t dislike money,” he said, “but there’s only so much money you can use.” Feeney never rejected wealth outright, and he never pretended money was unimportant. What he genuinely questioned was how much a single person actually needs…

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Katy Perry talks about doing her tour after going through her split with Orlando Bloom, and meeting Justin Trudeau a couple of months later. (Instagram) Katy Perry has been making headlines for the past year for her romance with Justin Trudeau after her split with Orlando Bloom. In one of her recent interviews, the singer finally addressed questions about her connection with Bloom and Trudeau’s role in her life and how important he is to her.Katy Perry talks about splitting with Orlando Bloom and getting together with Justin TrudeauWhile talking to PEOPLE about her tour and how her life has…

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At 17, Siddhartha Manaktala developed EyeSpy- the smartphone app can screen for 7 eye diseases For most teenagers, weekends mean catching up with friends, playing games or simply getting away from schoolwork. For Siddhartha Manaktala, they have increasingly meant something else: travelling to government schools, villages and factories, setting up eye-screening camps and trying to find people who may be living with poor vision without even knowing it.The 17-year-old Class XII student from Gurugram has built EyeSpy, an artificial intelligence-powered smartphone platform designed to screen for seven eye diseases. What began as a self-taught experiment in coding and machine learning…

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Ignacio Buse, of Peru, serves the ball to Marcos Giron, of the United States, during the first round of the US Open tennis championships Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo) Peruvian tennis player Ignacio Buse earned his first US Open match win on Wednesday, adding another chapter to his family’s history at the tournament nearly seven decades after his grandfather last won a match there.The 22-year-old, seeded 32nd, defeated American Marcos Giron 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-1 in a match that lasted three hours and 48 minutes on Court Six.Buse sealed the win with a backhand volley,…

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