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Vande Bharat crossing the Chenab Bridge (Instagram) Imagine sipping a hot cup of hot soup while your train silently crosses the world’s highest railway arch bridge, the iconic Chenab Bridge. Covered in misty mountains and surrounded by deep gorges are the visuals that passengers aboard the Vande Bharat Express between Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra and Srinagar are experiencing this monsoon. Recently, the Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav shared visuals of the train crossing the incredible Chenab Rail Bridge amid rain and drifting clouds once again capturing the imagination of travellers on social media platforms.What the video shows The video shows…

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Dr Krishna Chivukula’s Rs 224 crore gift to IIT Madras sets new milestone after Indo-MIM IPO debut Success is often measured by the companies entrepreneurs build. But for IIT Madras alumnus Dr Krishna Chivukula, success has also meant giving back to the institution that helped shape his journey. More than five decades after graduating from IIT Madras, he donated 46.15 lakh shares of his company, Indo-MIM Pvt Ltd (IUMT), to his alma mater—a gift valued at around Rs 228 crore at the time and the largest alumni donation ever received by the institute.That remarkable gesture has now created another milestone.…

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Ajinkya Rahane (AFP Photo) Former and current Indian cricketers congratulated Ajinkya Rahane after the veteran batter announced his retirement from international cricket on Thursday. Rahane, in a video posted on his Instagram, said the time was right for him to “move on”, bringing the curtain down on a memorable international career.The 38-year-old represented India in 85 Tests, 90 ODIs and 20 T20Is. The Mumbai batter finished his Test career with 5,077 runs at an average of 38.46, including 12 centuries and 26 half-centuries. In ODIs, he scored 2,962 runs in 90 matches at an average of 35.26, with three centuries…

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Ramayana star Rakul Preet Singh returns to gym after 1.5-year injury recovery amid trailer release (Image Credits IMDb and Instagram) As Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ continues to dominate conversations following its trailer launch at Brahma mahurat today, Rakul Preet Singh has shared an emotional update on her fitness journey, revealing she has returned to the gym after nearly one and a half years of recovering from a serious injury. The actress opened up about the mental and emotional lessons the recovery period taught her, even as excitement builds around her upcoming role as Surpanakha in Nitesh Tiwari’s magnum opus.Rakul Preet Singh…

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A wind farm is usually thought of as a place where moving air is turned into electricity. Yet the flow does not simply continue on its way once it has passed through the turbines. It changes, rises and mixes with layers of the atmosphere above, leaving behind an invisible trail that can stretch far beyond the turbines themselves. That behaviour has now been mapped in unusual detail at an operating wind farm in Oklahoma. By comparing conditions before the wind reached the turbines and after it passed through them, scientists observed a broad upward transfer of momentum extending through much…

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Pongal is much more than a comforting bowl of rice and lentils. It has deep roots in ancient Tamil culture and is closely associated with the harvest festival of the same name. Historical references in Sangam literature, dating back more than 2,000 years, describe boiled rice dishes offered during harvest celebrations. The savoury version, flavoured with black pepper, cumin, ginger and ghee, continues to be served in homes and temples across South India, preserving a culinary tradition that predates many modern cuisines. Source link

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Uttarakhand Ayurved University logo Students at Uttarakhand Ayurved University climbed a water tank on Wednesday after alleging that examination results have not been declared for the past four years, bringing academic progress at the institution to a standstill. The protest at the university’s Harrawala campus later escalated into a confrontation with police, even as officials opened talks with the agitating students.The protest began with students of the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) gathering on the campus and raising slogans against the delay in the declaration of examination results. They demanded that the university immediately release the pending results…

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Image credit: Hockey India NEW DELHI: Hockey India (HI) on Thursday explained why the Indian men’s and women’s hockey teams will wear saffron jerseys instead of their traditional blue kits at the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup, saying the decision was taken for both technical reasons and the colour’s national significance.The move drew criticism from former India captain Viren Rasquinha, who questioned the decision and said the team’s identity has always been linked to the blue jersey.However, Hockey India said the change was made after discussions with coaches and players, who felt the blue jersey reduced visibility on modern blue…

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‘Ramayana’ trailer: Why makers didn’t reveal Sunny Deol’s Lord Hanuman character? Read here The first trailer of Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’ has finally been unveiled, offering audiences their first detailed look at Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Rama, Yash as Ravana, and Sai Pallavi as Goddess Sita. While the visuals and scale of the film have generated significant buzz, one noticeable absence has become a major talking point among fans Sunny Deol, who has been cast as Lord Hanuman. Soon after the trailer dropped, social media users began asking why the veteran actor was nowhere to be seen in the promotional video.Why…

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A routine baggage screening at an Alabama airport turned into an extraordinary security incident after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers discovered five Civil War-era cannonballs hidden inside a checked suitcase. The rusted artillery relics, some as large as grapefruits and wrapped individually in paper towels, had allegedly been taken by a teenager from Fort Morgan, a historic military fort overlooking Mobile Bay. Unsure whether the cannonballs were live explosives, TSA officers immediately called bomb specialists and local law enforcement. The objects were later confirmed to be inert historical artefacts and were returned to the fort, bringing an unusual theft to…

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