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‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown Ups’ X review: Netizens call it heavy KGF hangover

Yash’s new film ‘Toxic’ has opened to divided audience reactions after early screenings. Viewers praised the movie’s technical presentation and Yash’s strong screen presence. However, many criticized the screenplay and narrative substance of the action drama. Some netizens noted similarities between Yash’s character and his KGF role. Despite mixed reviews, the film recorded strong advance

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Post-Covid, profits rise faster than investment

One explanation identified by the study is that strong profitability from assets companies already own does not necessarily make a new investment equally attractive. Its analysis found evidence that the initial returns associated with fresh fixed-asset investment have weakened in the post-pandemic period, putting downward pressure on what the paper calls “marginal profitability”.

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UK couple face demolition order for home built for disabled daughter over planning row

A Wiltshire couple who built a four-bedroom home for their disabled daughter in 2022 now face a council demolition order following a planning dispute. The property, built on Green Belt land, includes a basement and decking that were not part of the approved plans. The couple have appealed to the Planning Inspectorate, with a decision

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Dolly Parton passes away at 80: Miley Cyrus, Donald Trump, JK Rowling pay tribute

Stars are paying tribute to Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at 80. Her passing has left a void in music and entertainment circles. Many shared their personal experiences and admiration for her spirit. Her legacy as a songwriter and performer will endure for generations. The world remembers her kindness, generosity, and immense talent.

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No intention to quit politics, Nitin Gadkari clarifies

Nitin Gadkari’s office said, “In that context, Gadkari said that he could no longer take on as much work as before and that the younger generation should be given an opportunity to take greater responsibility. His remarks were clearly related to the functioning and future leadership of the Trust. However, some television channels are presenting

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Of 27 lakh ‘logical discrepancy’ deletions in West Bengal, only 7 lakh appealed

A bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana was informed by senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan that of total 38.1 lakh appeals filed before the SIR appellate tribunals, an overwhelming 31 lakh were filed by those who challenged inclusion of names in the rolls claiming they were ineligible to be voters

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Fourth-party audit? PM Modi flags quality check lapses in public projects

Chairing the monthly Pragati meeting on Tuesday, Modi is learned to have told the top bureaucrats that such things are “unacceptable” and the system won’t work like this. Modi reviewed six infrastructure projects across railway, road and power sectors, spanning nine states with a cumulative cost of over Rs 30,000 crore. He said infrastructure projects

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Kentucky county turns 225-acre golf course into major public park, 70% stays green

A Kentucky county closed its 225-acre Fox Run Golf Course after it averaged just 9,000 to 10,000 rounds annually. Now, the former golf property is being transformed into a major public park featuring trails, climbing areas, biking facilities, water features and family spaces. Around 70% of the site will remain preserved as natural greenspace for

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Pasaquan: How a Georgia artist spent 29 years building a 900-foot visionary art world

Eddie Owens Martin, an innovative and unconventional artist, dedicated nearly three decades to transforming his land in Georgia into the vibrant, visionary art space known as Pasaquan. He intricately combined various cultural elements through his painted totems and impressive masonry. After years of exposure and deterioration, the Kohler Foundation intervened with a major restoration, breathing

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1903 Laysan Island rabbit release stripped island bare, drove 3 bird species extinct

German immigrant Max Schlemmer introduced rabbits to Laysan Island in 1903 for business and entertainment. These rabbits rapidly consumed vegetation, leading to the extinction of three unique landbird species. President Theodore Roosevelt established the Hawaiian Islands Bird Reservation to protect the remaining wildlife. Federal authorities later removed Schlemmer and eradicated the invasive rabbit population by

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