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Bengaluru man on why seeing luxury cars and towering buildings can change your ambitions A Bengaluru man’s late-night Instagram video has sparked a conversation about ambition and the influence of city life. Raghav Magotra shared his thoughts on why living in a big city could change the way a person looks at their own goals.The video quickly opened up a wider discussion among viewers. While some agreed with Magotra’s perspective, others pointed to the practical challenges that come with metropolitan life.‘Your mindset expands’Magotra spoke about his experience in Bengaluru and the things he sees while stepping out in the city.He…

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Mark Wood of England bowls during Day two of the 2nd Test Match between England and the West Indies at Trent Bridge on July 19, 2024 in Nottingham, England. England fast bowler Mark Wood announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday, ending an 11-year career after a long battle with injuries.The 36-year-old played 38 Tests, 70 ODIs and 38 T20Is for England, taking 253 wickets across all three formats.Wood last played for England in November last year during the first Test of the Ashes series against Australia. He bowled only 11 overs before suffering swelling in his left knee,…

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The building has moved to Pioneer Village for restoration and display. (Pictures: Cowboy state daily) A weathered cabin that spent decades being used as a storage shed behind a building on Main Street in Lander, Wyoming, has been identified as a late 19th-century Chinese laundry and bathhouse. The building belonged to Sam Sing, one of Lander’s early and influential residents.The small log cabin was donated to the Fremont County Pioneer Museum about eight years ago by property owner Tony McRae. The donation began a long effort to raise money, move the structure and preserve it. The building has now been…

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Mammootty is set to add another milestone to his illustrious acting career as he receives his fourth National Film Award for Best Actor for his performance in ‘Bramayugam’. The veteran Malayalam actor shares the honour with Kartik Aaryan, who won the award for ‘Chandu Champion’. Mammootty arrived at the 72nd National Film Awards ceremony in a sharp white suit ahead of the presentation by President Droupadi Murmu.Mammootty calls fourth National Award an inspiration for performersSpeaking on the red carpet, Mammootty reflected on the significance of receiving his fourth National Award and credited the filmmakers, colleagues and audiences who have supported…

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For people who have lived in both Delhi and Bengaluru, comparing the two cities can quickly turn into a debate about food, weather, traffic, nightlife and lifestyle. One couple has now offered its own take after spending several years in each city, highlighting what they love about Bengaluru while admitting there are some things they still miss about Delhi. Vancha and Saksham, who share content on Instagram through their joint account @pathandpassports, recently posted a video comparing their four years in Bengaluru with six years of their life in Delhi. Rather than declaring one city the overall winner, the couple…

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Aichi-Nagoya 2026 – Road Cycling – Women’s Road Race – Final – September 22, 2026. China’s Li Guo and Afghanistan’s Fariba Hashimi in action. Silver medallist Afghanistan’s Fariba Hashimi stands on the podium during the victory ceremony. Afghan cyclist Fariba Hashimi, who disguised herself as a man to pursue cycling as a teenager, won the silver medal in the women’s road race at the Asian Games in Japan on Tuesday and said she hopes her achievement inspires women in Afghanistan.The 23-year-old, who is now based in Italy, finished second in the race near Nagoya and described the medal as “something…

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PC: Australian Geographic In 1984, Australian explorer Denis Bartell walked 390km from west to east across the Simpson Desert in a three-week solo journey with no backup vehicles. Bartell had already crossed the desert more than 30 times in four-wheel-drive vehicles and studied the records of earlier explorers before making the journey on foot. His route took him across the desert’s red interior, where he followed the history of exploration associated with figures including John McDouall Stuart, Burke and Wills, and David Lindsay. A year later, Bartell began his 2,500km Gulf to Gulf Odyssey from Burketown to Adelaide, travelling alone…

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Ashok Selvan has opened up about the financial challenges he faced while producing his upcoming romantic drama Anbil Avan, revealing that he mortgaged his parents’ house when the film’s budget exceeded his initial plans. Speaking at the film’s pre-release event in Chennai, the actor said his parents stood firmly behind his dream despite the difficult circumstances. The film also marks his return to a lead role after more than two years.Ashok Selvan explains why ‘Anbil Avan’ became an important filmAs reported by Cinema Vikatan, Ashok Selvan spoke about the long gap since his last theatrical release as a lead actor…

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Photo only for representative purposes (Photo: Canva) After surrounding the Taklamakan desert with a green belt, China now finds groundwater in the desertDeserts aren’t usually associated with greenery, but China’s largest desert, the Taklamakan, overturned the ordinary.In fact, the desert, which locals nicknamed the “sea of death,” was treated as a hostile, resource-starved stretch of sand in the country’s northwest.Now, the region has become a site of some unique discoveries and engineering efforts, from a vast green belt built by planting trees to hold back the sand. There are hints that there might be far more water might be hidden…

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India’s Sanju Samson, left, bats against Japan (AP/PTI) India survived a massive scare against Japan to clinch a thrilling two-run victory in the historic one-off T20 International in Sano on Tuesday, with the run-truncated contest producing one of the closest finishes in the team’s T20I history.After being reduced to just 32 for four in their five overs, India had their backs against the wall. But their spinners turned the contest around as Japan were restricted to 30 for nine in their five overs, allowing India to escape with a narrow victory.The result also saw India become the first team to…

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