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Demon Slayer Infinity Castle came out on 18th July 2025, and since then, people have been waiting to watch the second part. Anime fans have been waiting with bated breath to witness what happens next in the ongoing arc. It was officially announced that part 2 will come in 2027, but no specific date has been released yet. However, if rumours are anything to go by, then the makers have already set a month for the film’s release. Here’s what we know about the speculation.Image credit : Crunchyroll | Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Part 2 might release in July 2027​Demon…

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Surrey groundsman who clashed with Gautam Gambhir Surrey groundsman Lee Fortis, who made headlines last year after a heated confrontation with India head coach Gautam Gambhir at The Oval, has been placed on leave following a separate altercation with an ECB employee.Fortis was involved in a heated exchange with the employee while preparations were under way for a Hundred fixture. The ECB employee was reportedly left in tears following the incident.The episode took place at The Oval on July 28, a day before MI London faced London Spirit at the venue, with both teams training at the ground.Soon afterwards, Surrey…

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​Photos of a study species: the Australian Lace-lid (L. dayi)Photo credit: Conrad J Hoskin. In the cool, wet upland streams of Queensland’s Wet Tropics, several species of rainforest frog were pushed to the brink in the 1980s and 1990s by chytrid fungus, an aquatic pathogen that attacks frog skin and has driven extinctions worldwide. For decades, researchers lacked clear data on whether some of these species still persisted in remote creeks or had vanished entirely. Now, a team from James Cook University (JCU) has used environmental DNA (eDNA) to detect threatened frogs without ever seeing or hearing them, analysing tiny…

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Meetali Jain makes TIME100 AI 2026: The lawyer taking on AI companies over alleged chatbot harms. (Photo: Emile Jansen) The people shaping artificial intelligence are not all engineers, researchers or technology CEOs. Meetali Jain represents another increasingly important side of the AI revolution: the lawyers asking what happens when an AI system allegedly causes real-world harm.Jain, founder and executive director of Tech Justice Law, has been named among TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in AI for 2026. Her work focuses on legal accountability, technology-related harms and the rights of people affected by powerful digital systems. Tech Justice Law describes her…

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Rajkumar Periasamy wanted Mammootty first for ‘OM’; says, ‘The very first pick was Mammootty Sir. Rajkumar Periasamy has opened up about the making of his upcoming movie ‘OM Chapter 1: Udhiram – The Blood Wood’. The director revealed that Mammootty was the first name on his casting wishlist for the character Karthikeyan.The action entertainer features Dhanush in the lead role. Mammootty, Indrans, Naseeruddin Shah, Sai Pallavi and Sreeleela are also part of the cast. The movie is scheduled to arrive in theatres on October 16, 2026.Mammootty topped Rajkumar Periasamy’s wishlistRajkumar Periasamy had a specific group of actors in mind before…

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Chinese mitten crab (AI generated Image via Canva) In the winter of 1992, a crew of shrimp trawlers working the waters of South San Francisco Bay pulled up their nets and found something that didn’t belong there.It wasn’t anything huge, but just a small creature wrapped in chaos!They found a fist-sized, brownish crab with dense, fur-like patches on its claws, as if it were wearing a pair of mittens. It was the first confirmed sighting of the Chinese mitten crab in the United States.Nobody at the time could have predicted what came next. Within a few years, the crab had…

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India’s Rishabh Pant plays a shot (PTI Photo) Ravichandran Ashwin believes Rishabh Pant needs to show greater awareness of match situations and take more responsibility with the bat, despite the wicketkeeper-batter putting together a respectable series against Sri Lanka.Pant finished the two-Test series with 168 runs and two half-centuries. However, Ashwin feels the numbers do not tell the complete story and wants the India batter to exercise more judgement when deciding how to attack.Pant’s aggressive approach has come under scrutiny over the past few months, with questions being raised about whether he sometimes takes unnecessary risks and fails to put…

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Carpenter Isaiah Robertson’s homePhoto: Discoverniagara.org In 2005, Isaiah Henry Robertson, a Jamaican-born carpenter and devout Christian living in Niagara Falls, New York, began transforming his modest house into what he believed was a preparation site for the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Convinced that God had told him the world would end in 2014, Robertson spent years covering nearly every surface of his home, inside and out, with intricate, brightly painted wooden religious art. After his death in 2020, the property was acquired by the Kohler Foundation, gifted to the Niagara Falls National Heritage Area, and preserved as a community…

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From Aadhaar to Indian AI: How IIT Delhi graduate Vivek Raghavan made TIME100 AI 2026. (Photo Courtesy of Vivek Raghavan) For more than a decade, Vivek Raghavan worked on a technology project that would eventually touch the lives of more than a billion Indians: Aadhaar. Today, the IIT Delhi graduate has found himself at the centre of another technological transformation.Raghavan, co-founder of Bengaluru-based Sarvam AI, has been named to TIME’s TIME100 AI 2026 list, which recognises 100 influential figures shaping the future of artificial intelligence. But his journey to the list did not begin with chatbots or generative AI. It…

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Parvathy Thiruvothu says she will not return to ‘AMMA’. Parvathy Thiruvothu has made it clear that she has no plans to return to the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA). The actress said she does not currently see a need to be part of the organisation. She also questioned the criticism directed at its new governing committee.In an interview with Asianet News, Parvathy Thiruvothu discussed her views on ‘AMMA’ and the changes within the organisation. She said the association has not given her the sense of safety and equal treatment she expects from such a platform.Parvathy Thiruvothu questions ‘AMMA’ relevanceAccording…

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