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Dipika Kakar health update: Actress to undergo surgery for her liver cancer. Husband Shoaib Ibrahim says, ‘Please keep her in your prayers’Television actress Dipika Kakar is facing a tough battle. She has been diagnosed with stage 2 liver cancer. Doctors will perform a surgery on her tomorrow. Her husband, Shoaib Ibrahim, has asked fans to pray for her recovery. Dipika experienced stomach pain and flu-like symptoms. Tests revealed a tumour in her liver.
- Feeling bad after selling a stock too early? Even Shah Rukh Khan let go of his ‘multibagger' Shreyas Iyer, quips fund manager
Gurmeet Chadha likened KKR's choice to retain Venkatesh Iyer over Shreyas Iyer to a poor investment decision. Shreyas, after leading KKR to an IPL title in 2024, was released and subsequently acquired by Punjab Kings. Now, he's captaining them in the IPL 2025 final, showcasing his leadership and batting prowess, leaving KKR fans regretting their team's decision.
- 3 reasons why you should not swap your seats on a flight
Seat swapping on flights is now a complex issue. Passengers face potential risks like accountability for another's actions. United Airlines users risk preloaded payment issues. Many travellers now pay extra for specific seats. James Randolph refuses to switch after paying more. Seat selection fees and basic economy rules make seat swapping less simple. Passengers are protecting their investments.
- Indian tourist turn European street into Garba dance floor. Not cool, say netizens
A video capturing Indian tourists performing Garba on an Austrian street has ignited online debate. The group of Gujarati-Marwari tourists requested street performers to play Indian music, leading to an impromptu dance. While some were amused, many netizens criticized the act as disrespectful and inconsiderate of local culture, sparking discussions about responsible travel etiquette.
- Poor time management? Prepare to 'be a beggar', says Rs 5,000 crore self-made man
Dr. A. Velumani, the founder of Thyrocare, advises focusing on the top priority to achieve success. He emphasizes that everyone has the same 24 hours, but prioritizing and solving one problem at a time is crucial. Velumani warns that failing to manage time wisely can lead to unfavorable outcomes, urging individuals to prioritize or risk failure.
- Will Bryan Johnson’s oxygen therapy help him ‘live forever’? Biohacker claims 90-day experiment gave him the ‘Biology of a 10-year-old’
Biohacker and tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson, who spends $2 million annually to fight aging, claims hyperbaric oxygen therapy reversed key signs of aging. After 60 sessions in 90 days, he reported 300% blood vessel growth, better gut health, and telomeres akin to a 10-year-old's. His controversial longevity experiments continue to draw both intrigue and criticism online.
- How Pakistan treated its music legends like Mehdi Hassan and Reshma: Adnan Sami reveals shocking sad truth about their final years
In a recent interview, Adnan Sami expressed deep sadness over how Pakistani music legends like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Mehdi Hassan, and Reshma spent their final years in poverty and neglect despite their global fame. He criticized the Pakistani authorities for failing to support these artists, saying they were admired by the public but abandoned by the system. Sami, who gave up his Pakistani citizenship and moved to India for artistic growth, said his decision wasn’t about money but about respect and opportunity.
The color you see in total darkness has a name, and it’s not 'black'
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- ‘This game is rigged’: Indian-origin Berkeley graduate experiments with fake founder persona, fools 27 investors using buzzwords
UC Berkeley graduate Bhavye Khetan sparked debate by posing as a fake founder with no product or plan. By using buzzwords like “Stanford,” “Palantir,” and “AI,” he drew responses from 27 of 34 venture capitalists. His experiment exposed how superficial signals often trump substance in the startup world, prompting both applause and ethical concerns online.
- Layoffs in the IT sector hit Bengaluru PGs amid new regulations and a sharp drop in the number of guests
Layoffs in Bengaluru’s IT sector and strict BBMP rules have devastated the city’s PG accommodations, leading to a 25% loss for many operators. Areas like Mahadevapura and Marathahalli have witnessed mass closures, leaving students and professionals with fewer affordable housing options. Amid growing pressure, BBMP may ease norms, including the controversial 40-feet road-width requirement, to support struggling PG owners.
- Can being an introvert harm your career? Employee recalls being yelled at by team lead for staying quiet
A young introvert working at a multinational company recently shared their struggle with fitting into a workplace that favors extroversion. After being criticized by a senior for being too quiet and skipping social events, they questioned whether authenticity had a place in corporate life. The post went viral, prompting professionals to share similar experiences and offer support. Many agreed that while introverts may face slower recognition, success is still possible through small, genuine efforts—like engaging in one-on-one conversations, attending events briefly, and speaking up during meetings—without compromising one’s true self.
- Dhoom 4 release update: Ranbir Kapoor joins YRF’s action franchise with Ayan Mukerji expected to direct - Report
Dhoom 4 is officially in development under Yash Raj Films, with Aditya Chopra finalizing the script alongside screenwriter Shridhar Raghavan. Ranbir Kapoor has been confirmed as the lead, with his character crafted to match his persona. The film is expected to begin shooting in April 2026, targeting a 2027 release. Director Ayan Mukerji is the top choice to helm the project. The reboot will feature a fresh narrative and global-level action, setting it apart from YRF’s existing spy universe.
- How one man ditched the American dream to embrace island life: The money he saved on living costs will surprise you
After years of struggling to make ends meet in Austin, Mike Holp chose a new path on a Thai island. Living affordably with his fiancée, he balances content creation and consulting work while enjoying a safer, slower-paced life. His move highlights how shifting priorities and a lower cost of living can transform one’s quality of life.
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