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Starting a long anime can feel like a huge commitment, especially when some series have hundreds or even thousands of episodes. But the best long-running anime don’t just stretch their stories for the sake of it. They build unforgettable worlds, introduce characters who grow alongside the audience, and deliver moments that stay with you long after the credits roll.If you’re looking for an anime that makes every hour of watching worthwhile, these series deserve a place on your watchlist.1. One PieceEpisodes: 1,100+ (ongoing)One Piece is the definition of a grand adventure. As Monkey D. Luffy sails across the Grand Line…

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The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, is likely to announce the Plus One (Class 11) Result 2026 on July 15 after a delay caused by rescheduled Gulf-region examinations. Students can check their results online using their registration number and date of birth. Those failing to meet the qualifying criteria can appear for the SAY/Improvement examinations. DHSE Kerala Plus One result 2026: The Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE), Kerala, is expected to announce the Kerala Plus One (Class 11) result today, July 15, 2026. Once released, candidates will be able to check their scores online using their registration…

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Yash is currently busy with the release of his highly anticipated action entertainer ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups,’ but talks have already begun regarding what will follow for the Kannada star actor. Reports suggest that Yash might team up with the talented director Hemanth M Rao, fueling further speculation online. Neither side has officially confirmed the rumoured collaboration, but it has become a hot topic among fans eager to see what the actor plans after ‘Toxic.’IMDb listing sparks fresh buzz about Yash’s next filmThe latest speculation started after an IMDb listing claimed that Yash is attached to an untitled…

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Lisha Das (Pic credit: NVS India) NEW DELHI: India’s Commonwealth Games (CWG) contingent has come under scrutiny after the youngest member of the 191-strong squad, 16-year-old para track cyclist Lisha Das expressed “profound disappointment” over the absence of a woman coach or support staff in the track and para track cycling contingent, raising safety and security concerns for a minor athlete travelling overseas.In emails to the sports authorities, Lisha wrote: “I am writing this email with profound disappointment… I am a minor female para athlete. I required a female escort and medical support professional. We submitted the parental consent form…

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Hasan Piker has sparked fresh controversy after praising Clavicular for avoiding political commentary while launching a scathing attack on fellow streamer Asmongold. During a livestream, Hasan accused Asmongold of speaking on issues he does not understand and used harsh insults against him. A viral X post amplified the remarks, igniting heated debate over influencers discussing politics and their responsibility to large audiences. Hasan Piker has ignited yet another heated online dispute following his scathing attack on streamer Asmongold, while praising content creator Clavicular for choosing to avoid political commentary. The fight, which went viral quickly on X, has reopened the…

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In the early 1990s, German educators and pediatricians introduced what became known as the Spielzeugfreier Kindergarten, or “Toy-Free Kindergarten.” The initiative asked preschools to temporarily remove conventional toys and allow children to create their own games using open spaces and ordinary materials.According to reports from participating schools, the first few days were difficult. Many children complained of boredom, arguments became more common and teachers had to resist the urge to step in.Gradually, however, something began to change. Children started inventing elaborate imaginary worlds. Chairs became trains and pirate ships. Blankets turned into caves, castles and secret hideouts. Instead of relying…

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Aditya Sarpotdar says his horror universe films prioritize the 90% general audience over the 10% who track every detail. Building franchises brings expectations, unlike starting fresh, he notes. With “Shakti Shalini,” his third film after “Munjya” and “Thama,” reinvention is key. The film stars Aneet Padda, Nana Patekar, Vishal Jethwa, releasing Christmas 2026. Even as cinematic universes depend more and more on connected storylines and years of built-up history, Aditya Sarpotdar believes a simple idea holds the key to a horror universe’s success: each film needs to work as a complete. The director, who is set for the film ‘Shakti…

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Axar Patel (left) and Washington Sundar added unbeaten 102 runs for the fifth wicket in the first ODI against England. (BCCI | X) TimesofIndia.com in Birmingham: All-rounders Axar Patel and Washington Sundar successfully guided Team India to a 259-run chase in the first ODI against England at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Tuesday. The six-wicket victory ended India’s three-week winless streak in the UK, where they had suffered a 0-2 defeat to Ireland and a 0-4 whitewash against England in the T20I series. The win also extended India’s unbeaten run against England in ODIs to six consecutive victories while ending England’s…

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For years, travellers passing through Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport encountered a man who seemed to belong to the terminal as much as the passengers, flight boards and waiting areas around him. Mehran Karimi Nasseri lived in the airport for nearly 18 years, turning a small space near Terminal 2F into a place of routine, reflection and survival. His unusual circumstances began with a complicated immigration ordeal that left him unable to move freely between countries. Although Nasseri eventually left the terminal, his connection with the airport never fully disappeared. Decades later, the place that had once trapped him became…

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Monsoon rains often push snakes from their burrows seeking shelter and warmth. Snakes follow scent trails of rodents and birds, their primary food sources. Amphibians and small fish also attract snakes to damp, waterlogged garden areas. Pheromones left by other snakes can draw them into yards during mating season. Understanding these attractants helps people avoid unwanted reptile encounters near homes. Snakes are scary, slithering creatures that send chills down a person’s spine; one would rarely like to encounter this dangerous reptile nearby.But, as monsoon kicks in and floods the mud, these creatures appear out of their burrows and begin exploring…

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