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Kangana warns on relationships: Links Bengaluru case to westernised culture

Kangana Ranaut reacted to the Bengaluru murder case, where a woman and her lover allegedly killed her husband and five-year-old son, warning against “westernised” relationship culture on Instagram. She criticised normalising “body counts” and trends like ghosting, cautioning that a “blue drum” tragedy could hit anyone’s family. She’s currently seen in ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhata’.

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700-year-old church finds £30,000 in gold coins hidden beneath altar

An ancient church stumbled upon a surprising treasure of gold coins hidden under the altar, providing a much-needed financial lift for pressing renovations. This remarkable find, valued at almost £30,000, has ignited a surge of community enthusiasm to safeguard the historic site, granting the church a revitalized opportunity to prevent its closure.

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Jinnah, Partition & a secret: 2 Mumbai doctors to receive Pakistan’s top honour

Pakistan will honor two Parsi doctors from Mumbai with its highest civilian award. These physicians kept Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s terminal illness a closely guarded secret. Their professional confidentiality potentially safeguarded Pakistan’s creation in 1947. This act of discretion is considered a significant historical secret. The doctors’ names remain undisclosed by the Pakistani minister.

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Former bishop’s Indiana home with private chapel hits market for $1.28m

After nine years of dedication, an Indiana family has lovingly restored a historic home that once served as a Catholic bishop’s residence, complete with a private chapel. Purchased at auction in 2016, they meticulously preserved its original features and completed extensive renovations. Now listed for $1.284 million, the family is ready to embark on new

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Luka Dončić’s $25,000 move helps young athletes keep their dreams alive

Luka Dončić’s foundation is excited to present a new grant program dedicated to supporting young athletes aged twelve to fifteen. This initiative is designed to alleviate financial burdens by offering funding for training, equipment, and travel costs, enabling aspiring sports stars to thrive. Interested applicants have until August 20, 2026, to submit their applications for

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New Zealand’s Himalayan tahr grew from five survivors to tens of thousands

Himalayan tahr were introduced to New Zealand’s South Island by British aristocrats in pursuit of sport hunting back in 1904. Quickly multiplying, these creatures turned into an invasive species, wreaking havoc on native alpine ecosystems. Control measures, including government-led aerial shooting, have not proven entirely effective, creating a challenging situation for conservationists and hunters alike.

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BWF Worlds: Displaced by war, Yevheniia and Polina keep Ukraine’s flag flying high

Ukrainian badminton players Yevheniia Kantemyr and Polina Buhrova were forced to flee their war-torn hometown of Kharkiv to continue their careers in Italy. Despite personal loss and displacement, they are competing at the BWF World Championships in New Delhi, proudly representing Ukraine and voicing strong opposition to Russian athletes’ participation in sport.

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