Month: November 2024

Taylor Swift’s eight sold-out Wembley Stadium concerts came with a hefty security bill, costing London taxpayers nearly $900,000. The pop star’s team, led by her mother, demanded increased security measures following a bomb threat at a previous concert. This included a larger police presence and escorts, significantly driving up costs compared to other artists like…

During a round table discussion with fellow television actresses, Rupali Ganguly opened up about the public’s inability to separate actors from their on-screen roles. Recalling her time as the antagonist in the serial ‘Sanjivani,’ she recounted an incident where a woman publicly insulted her, mistaking her for the character she portrayed.

An Israeli airstrike in central Beirut killed Hezbollah media chief Mohammad Afif, marking a rare attack on the Lebanese capital. The strike targeted a building housing the Syrian Ba’ath Party, also killing and injuring civilians. A separate strike in the Mar Elias neighbourhood also claimed lives. Israel has intensified military operations in Lebanon since September,…

Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra has advised against rushing Mohammed Shami back into Test cricket for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Despite a promising return in a recent Ranji Trophy match, Chopra believes Shami needs more time to regain full fitness and form after a year-long injury layoff. He cautioned that playing Shami in Australia’s demanding conditions…

The Industrial Revolution swept through the late 18th century, replacing hand-crafted goods with machine-made ones. Steam power revolutionized transportation and factories, while urban areas swelled with workers seeking new opportunities. Though a time of significant progress, the era also brought challenges like harsh factory conditions and cramped urban living.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) allows students with Type 1 diabetes to bring essential items and medical devices to exam halls. However, unlike Kerala’s state board exams, CBSE does not currently offer extra time for these students.

Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali believes Team India’s decision to practice behind closed doors ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy signifies a lack of confidence. He suggests India should have played more warm-up matches and advises Virat Kohli to prepare against left-arm fast bowling. Basit is eager to witness the run-scoring battle between Kohli and Steve…