Author: HFG INSIDER 897

HFG Insider is your daily source for the latest News, Technology, Sports, Business, Health, Entertainment, and more. Stay informed with timely updates, trending stories, important developments, and engaging content from India and around the world all in one place.

Who is Shekhar Chaudhary? Everything to know about ‘Dhurandhar’ star Jasmine Sandlas’ fiancé after the Delhi concert reveal Singer Jasmine Sandlas gave fans more than a musical evening during the opening show of The Dream Girl India Tour in Delhi. While performing before a packed audience, she made a surprise announcement by revealing that she is engaged. The singer invited her fiancé, Shekhar Chaudhary, onto the stage and introduced him to the audience for the first time. Referring to Shekhar as “my man,” Jasmine proudly shared the special milestone with concertgoers. Jasmine Sandlas introduces Shekhar Chaudhary on stageThe singer also…

Read More

Tejas Nandakumar barred from 2026 Commonwealth Games NEW DELHI: For Tejas Nandakumar, India’s national record holder in the Men’s S7 100m backstroke, the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind of disbelief.The 20-year-old from Bengaluru was supposed to compete at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, starting July 23, and everything had been building towards that moment. The training, the qualifying times, the visa paperwork, even the measurements for his ceremonial kit, had all been completed. When the official list of participants was released on Friday, his name was on it. Twenty-four hours later, everything came apart. Tejas had fully…

Read More

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Former Qatar Emir and Father Amir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani has died at the age of 74.The Amiri Diwan announced that Sheikh Hamad passed away on the morning of July 12. In a statement, it prayed for Allah’s mercy upon him and praised his lasting contributions to Qatar and the wider Arab and Islamic world.Sheikh Hamad ruled Qatar from 1995 until 2013, a period marked by rapid economic growth, infrastructure expansion and a growing international profile for the energy-rich nation. His leadership oversaw sweeping social, cultural and political changes that helped reshape…

Read More

No matter how successful children become, there are some things that never change.For every parent, spending a day with their children often means more than any expensive gift. And that’s exactly the feeling many people got after seeing Revathi Kamath’s latest post from London.The mother of Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath recently shared a few happy moments from her family holiday, and the internet couldn’t help but smile.Taking to Facebook, Revathi posted a series of photos from London where she was seen enjoying a shopping trip with her two sons. Dressed casually and beaming in every picture, she looked…

Read More

The Centre and the Bar Council of India have proposed a 10-year action plan to promote legal education in Hindi and other Indian languages. The initiative aims to strengthen multilingual legal learning, improve access to justice, leverage AI-based tools, and prepare future legal professionals through a phased bilingual education framework. The Bar Council of India (BCI) and the Centre have begun work on a 10-year action plan to promote legal education in Hindi and other Indian languages, marking a major step towards making legal studies more accessible across the country. The initiative aims to strengthen multilingual legal education while ensuring…

Read More

Julia Roberts believes every relationship, even those that end, can lead to lasting happiness and a stronger future.Image credit (Instagram) Julia Roberts, the Oscar-winning star, just marked twenty-four years of marriage to cinematographer Danny Moder. She did it the only way she ever does anything personal: quietly, on her own terms, and with just enough warmth to stop the internet in its tracks. On July 4, 2026, she posted a rare selfie on Instagram, leaning close to her husband, with a caption that ran just two words split by a red heart: “TWENTY FOUR.” Roberts and Moder married on July…

Read More

Lionel Messi failed to score for the first time in 10 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, but the Argentina captain still played a key role in his team’s 3-1 extra-time win over Switzerland in the quarterfinals on Saturday.Messi’s nine-match scoring streak came to an end, but he provided the assist for Argentina’s opening goal as the defending champions booked their place in the semifinals. Argentina will now face England in the last four.Messi magicArgentina took the lead in the 10th minute through Alexis Mac Allister. The move started with Messi, who won a corner after some clever footwork on the…

Read More

Brazil is dealing with one of its worst dengue fever outbreaks in years, and scientists are trying something unusual to bring the numbers down. Instead of just relying on vaccines and mosquito spray, health teams are releasing genetically modified mosquitoes into several cities, hoping these lab-bred insects will help shrink the population of disease-spreading mosquitoes over time. The idea sounds strange at first, releasing more mosquitoes to fight a mosquito-borne disease, but the science behind it is actually pretty simple once you understand how it works. With cases rising fast and hospitals under pressure, this approach is being seen as…

Read More

If you thought the airport security checkpoints are the safest areas, this explosive data will leave you shocked! The moment we move towards the security checks, we place our electronics like laptops, chargers and mobile phones, wallets, leather belts, among others very casually into a plastic tray before disappearing into the X-ray scanner. But as per Rose Rockwell (@rose.rockwell_) who on Instagram says she is a flight attendant and ‘I’m sharing the tricks the travel industry keeps to itself’, says this everyday habit could make your smartphone one of the easiest targets for theft.A similar warning recently gained attention after…

Read More

For many final-year students, a single backlog paper can delay graduation by months. Jamia Millia Islamia has now changed its examination rules to reduce that wait, allowing eligible students to appear directly for compartment examinations instead of waiting for the next regular examination cycle.The decision was approved by the university’s Executive Council through an amendment to Ordinance-15, according to PTI.What changes for final-year studentsUnder the revised rules, students in the final semester or final year under the annual system who have backlog papers from any previous semester or year will be eligible to take a compartment examination after their final…

Read More