Author: Aarav Khatri

Ranveer Singh Spotted at Mumbai Airport After FWICE Ban

Ranveer Singh makes first public appearance at Mumbai airport after FWICE bans him over Don 3 exit. Viral videos spark debate on Bollywood union power.

TATA IPL 2026: Schedule Confirmed, Match Count Dispute Lingers

TATA IPL 2026 kicks off March 28 with RCB vs SRH. Conflicting reports on match count (74 vs 84) create buzz ahead of the season.

India assures stable LPG supply amid West Asia tensions

India's Petroleum Ministry assures stable LPG supply despite West Asia tensions, citing robust domestic stocks and strict anti-black market measures.

Rain Wrecks Australia's T20 WC Hopes; Zimbabwe Advances

Rain cancels Zimbabwe-Ireland match, awarding points that eliminate Australia from T20 World Cup 2026 group stage. Zimbabwe advances to Super-8.

‘Salakar’ Debuts on JioHotstar, Tops Charts with Spy Thriller Plot and 5.9/10 IMDb Rating

Bangladesh A Edges India A in Super Over Thriller to Reach Asia Cup Rising Stars Final

Bangladesh A stunned India A in a Super Over thriller at Doha's West End Park Stadium to reach the DP World Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 final, sparking debates on cricket's next generation.

New Zealand Crush Zimbabwe by 8 Wickets in T20I to Seal Tri-Nation Series Final Spot

New Zealand defeated Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in the 2025 Tri-Nation Series, with Devon Conway's 59* and Matt Henry's 3/26 sealing victory at Harare Sports Club, setting up a title win over South Africa.

Midwest Limited Debuts on BSE/NSE at ₹1,165, 9.4% Premium

Midwest Limited listed on BSE and NSE at ₹1,165, a 9.4% premium, after a 92‑times oversubscribed ₹451 cr IPO. Analysts cite its Black Galaxy granite leadership.

Gold Hits Record ₹1.27 Lakh on MCX as US‑China Tensions Spike Demand

Gold hit a record ₹1.27 Lakh on MCX amid US‑China trade tensions, rupee weakness and upcoming festive demand, says World Gold Council analyst.

Google History: From Stanford Dorms to a Global Search Powerhouse

Marking 25 years, Google has evolved from a cramped Stanford dorm experiment to the planet's dominant search engine. Founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin turned a research project into PageRank, secured a $100,000 seed check, and grew the startup in a garage before launching Alphabet. Their journey, full of unlikely twists, still shapes AI and internet access today.