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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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A routine bike-taxi ride through Bengaluru traffic took an unexpected turn when a woman realised her rider was not a full-time gig worker, but an Infosys employee trying out the job in his spare time. The encounter was shared by Bengaluru resident Chaarmika Nagalla in a LinkedIn post that went viral in April 2025. According to her account, the rider worked in Infosys’ contract management team and had decided to spend his weekends and early mornings riding a bike taxi rather than simply scrolling through social media. Scroll down to read more..The ride began with an unusual questionNagalla had been…

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The 10th edition of the Women’s Asia Cup begins in Dubai on Friday, with eight teams competing in the T20I format. The tournament will run until September 13, with all 15 matches to be played in Dubai.The eight teams have been divided into two groups. India, Pakistan, Thailand and Hong Kong are in Group A, while defending champions Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the UAE and Indonesia make up Group B.The top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals. The two semi-finals will be played on September 10 and 11, followed by the final on September 13.Sri Lanka will…

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Mark Carney hits back after Donald Trump ‘renames’ Lake Ontario Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday (local time) rejected US President Donald Trump’s move to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, declaring that the iconic water body would remain known as Lake Ontario “today and forever.”In a social media post following Trump’s signing of an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, Carney said the lake’s original name dates back 400 years, long before Canada and the United States existed in their current forms.”The name of Lake Ontario derives from the Wendat word « Ontari’io », which…

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Meet IIT Madras graduate Anima Anandkumar named among TIME’s 100 most influential people in AI. (Photo: YouTube grab) Artificial intelligence can write essays, generate videos and answer questions. But what if AI could also understand the physical world—predicting extreme weather, improving semiconductor manufacturing, accelerating scientific simulations and helping researchers design new technologies?That question has shaped much of Professor Anima Anandkumar’s career. The IIT Madras graduate, Cornell PhD and Caltech professor has now been named among TIME’s 100 most influential people in AI, recognition that comes as she begins a new chapter with her AI-for-science company, Accelerated Understanding.TIME described Anandkumar as…

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Yash-starrer ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ went to court over alleged defamatory and malicious online content surrounding the film. A Bengaluru civil court issued an ex-parte temporary injunction restricting the publication and circulation of allegedly false, malicious, defamatory or derogatory content concerning the film. The order was passed on August 22, days before the film’s release.Now, post the film’s release and its record-breaking box office debut, surpassing Rs 100 crore, various social media posts doing the rounds online, allege that the makers are now sending various content creators legal notices over their posts on the film.YouTuber receives legal noticeYouTuber…

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Marriage does not usually fall apart because of one huge fight. Sometimes, the real trouble starts with things that seem too small to matter. A sarcastic comment here, an ignored message there, a habit of keeping score. Over time, these little patterns can create a distance that neither person notices until it becomes difficult to cross.The tricky part is that many of these habits do not look harmful when they happen occasionally. It is when they become the normal way of dealing with each other that they begin to affect a relationship.Here are five such habits that couples may want…

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Sri Lanka’s Sonal Dinusha plays a shot during the fifth day of the second Test cricket match between India and Sri Lanka, in Colombo, Sri Lanka. (PTI) Sonal Dinusha finished the two-Test series against India with another century and a new Test record, scoring 176 runs through sweep shots, the most by any batter in a Test series.The 25-year-old left-hander remained unbeaten on 133 in Sri Lanka’s second innings as the hosts forced a draw in the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo on Thursday. India still won the two-match series 1-0 after their victory in Galle.Dinusha’s…

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In 1776, a Gettysburg minister built his stone home Gettysburg’s oldest surviving building, the 1776 Dobbin House, marked its 250th anniversary on Wednesday, 26 August 2026, celebrating two and a half centuries since Irish-born Presbyterian minister Reverend Alexander Dobbin completed the stone home. The anniversary was marked with a public reenactment of Dobbin’s original 1776 consecration ceremony at 89 Steinwehr Avenue. According to local news outlet Gettysburg Connection, the event included living history presentations, colonial music, self-guided tours and a formal blessing to dedicate the building for another 250 years. The building was completed in the same year the United…

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Maharashtra teacher recruitment selection list released through Pavitra portal, check key details Maharashtra teacher recruitment 2026: The selection list for the teacher recruitment process conducted through the Pavitra portal has been released in Maharashtra. The process covers teaching posts in local self-government bodies, government agencies and private educational institutions across the state. Education Commissioner Sachindra Pratap Singh announced the development at a press conference in Pune.As per advertisements issued by school managements, recommendations are being made against a total of 30,209 posts. Candidates had registered their preferences for available posts. The selection list for posts not requiring interviews was published…

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