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Nayanthara recently featured in ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’, alongside Yash and Kiara Advani. Despite generating significant buzz ahead of its release, the film opened to a tepid response on its first day. Nayanthara, who is part of the film’s ensemble cast, recently opened up about why she chose to play the role of Ganga in the film.Nayanthara on choosing roles beyond labelsTalking about what made her sign the project, Nayanthara made it clear that she has never picked films based on labels such as solo or multi-starrer. For her, what truly counts is the character and whether it…

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Panwar is from Jubli village in the Kupvi area of Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh. At 22, Vikas Singh Panwar did something few people can put on the same resume. Before his UPSC result, he had already appeared on the popular game show Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) and won Rs 50 lakh. Months later, in March 2026, the young aspirant from Himachal Pradesh secured All India Rank 159 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025 in his first attempt.Who is Vikas Singh Panwar?Panwar is from Jubli village in the Kupvi area of Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh. According to Navbharat Times and…

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Sumit Nagal of India. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images for BMW) India’s Sumit Nagal’s US Open campaign ended in the qualifying round after he lost in straight sets to France’s Arthur Gea in New York.The top-seeded Frenchman won 6-3, 7-6(4) to move into the second round, while Nagal’s wait for another Grand Slam main-draw appearance continues.Nagal’s Grand Slam struggle continuesThe defeat means Nagal has now missed out on the main draw at seven consecutive Grand Slam tournaments. His last appearance in a major main draw came at the 2025 Australian Open, where he was beaten in the opening round.Against Gea,…

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Australian man Michael thought he found his soulmate in Melanie and transferred money. But it was a deepfake. A retired psychologist in his 70s has been scammed out of $180,000 while he believed he had found his soulmate online. Queensland’s Michael continued his long-distance courtship with Melanie, a nurse in South Africa, until she turned out to be a deepfake with six fingers and distorted AI video after a year. Michael and Melanie met over a dating app and Michael told A Current Affair that he had his doubts initially but Melanie shared her passport, identity card and nurse registration…

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ICSI CS Executive, Professional December 2026 exam form out The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has opened the exam enrolment window for the Company Secretary (CS) Executive and Professional December 2026 session. Candidates can submit the exam form through the official ICSI website, icsi.edu.The last date to submit the exam form without a late fee is September 25, 2026.Candidates who miss the deadline can still enrol by paying a late fee of Rs 250 per group. The late-fee window will remain open until October 10, 2026.Important datesCandidates should keep the following dates in mind:September 25, 2026: Last date…

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Canadian voice actor Peter Cullen, best known for voicing the heroic Optimus Prime across numerous ‘Transformers’ films, TV shows and video games, as well as the gloomy Eeyore in several ‘Winnie the Pooh’ projects, has died at the age of 85.Peter Cullen’s family releases statementCullen passed away on Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, according to his agent, Kevin Motley, who confirmed the news to The Hollywood Reporter. In a statement, his family said that he “passed away peacefully, surrounded by his loving family — and held in the hearts of his many friends and countless fans worldwide.”The family…

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Optical illusion personality tests often trick the brain and the eyes into believing what we see first among the many images layered into the photo, based on our perspective, and it is not surprising to notice that our friends standing right beside us spot just the opposite of what we see.This optical illusion here is a simple black-and-white sketch that seems to show two things at once depending on how your brain chooses to read it, and claims that whichever animal you spot first within 5 seconds reveals something about your personality.Are you spontaneous and easygoing, or thoughtful and prefer…

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India’s draw against Sri Lanka in the second Test at the Colombo SSC has made their road to the World Test Championship final tougher.Sri Lanka held India to a draw after a remarkable fightback on the fifth day. As a result, India won the two-Test series 1-0 instead of completing a 2-0 sweep.The draw gave India 16 points from the Sri Lanka series instead of the maximum 24. India now sit fifth in the WTC points table with a PCT of 51.52.With Bangladesh drawing their series in Australia 1-1, the race for the two WTC final spots has become more…

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A Florida couple killed in Kenya in a helicopter crash during safari. Within 24 hours, thieves broke in and ransacked their house 55-year-old Henry Parra and 42-year-old Adam Hlavaty, a same-sex couple from Florida, were among the seven people who were killed when a helicopter they were in while on a safari in Kenya crashed last Wednesday. In less than 24 hours after they were declared dead and the news spread in their Florida neighborhood, thieves broke into the house of the couple and stole valuable works of art, jewelry, electronics, personal and business documents, apart from the couple’s Land…

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NBEMS will conduct an additional FMGE by October-end 2026, giving eligible foreign medical graduates an earlier chance to clear the screening test. The decision follows eight days of protests over the June FMGE results, with candidates seeking reduced qualifying marks and greater transparency. NBEMS has retained the existing qualifying standard and announced no compensation for June candidates. The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) will conduct an additional Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) by the end of October 2026, offering eligible foreign medical graduates an earlier opportunity to appear for the screening test.The decision comes after more than…

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