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John Cena turned back the clock at Madison Square Garden as he made his final appearance on WWE Raw, teaming up with Sheamus and Rey Mysterio for a memorable victory over The Judgment Day. The veteran delivered a nostalgic performance, as the trio executed Cena's trademark Five Knuckle Shuffle in unison. The moment drew a thunderous response from the crowd.
short by / 09:11 am on 18 Nov
Veteran Bollywood actor Anupam Kher on Monday shared a video on X, in which he is seen with cricketer Ajinkya Rahane. The two travelled together from Delhi to Mumbai, and in the video, Kher revealed a scary moment when their flight touched down and then took off again. The actor tweeted, "That scary moment didn’t allow me to be a gentleman".
short by / 10:07 am on 18 Nov
The first-look posters of Dhurandhar's five lead stars-Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, and Akshaye Khanna are taking the internet by storm. Ranveer appears as "The Wrath of God," while the others shine in intense, powerful avatars. Fans are buzzing with excitement as the makers prepare to drop the film's trailer soon.
short by / 10:42 am on 18 Nov
During a hearing of his defamation case in Delhi HC, ex-NCB officer Sameer Wankhede claimed Aryan Khan's 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood' has convinced people he's a "chor (thief)" and has no integrity. Wankhede's lawyer cited a review by self-proclaimed critic Kamaal R Khan to demonstrate the mockery directed at him. "Do I deserve this trial in public opinion?" said Wankhede.
short by Bhawana Chaudhary / 11:54 am on 18 Nov
Hollywood actor Tom Cruise received his first Oscar award this year, and Anil Kapoor, who worked with him in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, took to X to congratulate Cruise. He tweeted, "Congratulations, dear friend, on this incredible honour. Your passion, discipline, and generosity are unmatched." Cruise was honoured with an Academy Honorary Award at the 2025 Governors Awards.
short by / 10:58 am on 18 Nov
Teacher teaches wrong spellings to kids in Chhattisgarh, suspended
short by Saurav Joshi / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
A video showed a government primary school teacher teaching incorrect English spellings to children in the Balrampur area of Chhattisgarh. In the video, the teacher was seen teaching 'noge' instead of 'nose', 'eare' instead of 'ear', and 'iey' instead of 'eye'. After the incident triggered criticism on social media, the District Education Office initiated an inquiry and suspended the teacher.
short by Saurav Joshi / 12:04 pm on 18 Nov
General physician Dr Aniket Mule said the colour of a bottle cap often indicates the type of water. White cap means RO or machine-filtered water, while blue cap indicates mineral-rich spring water. Green is for flavoured water, red for electrolyte-enhanced water, and Yellow for vitamin-enriched water. Clear caps represent natural spring or distilled water, and black caps indicate alkaline water.
short by Dharini Mudgal / 12:03 pm on 18 Nov
Petting a cat could double your risk of schizophrenia: Research
short by Swati Dubey / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
Owning a cat may potentially double the risk of developing schizophrenia-related conditions, an analysis of 17 studies stated. Researchers link this to the Toxoplasma gondii parasite, often carried by cats. It infiltrates the central nervous system and has been found to influence neurotransmitters, causing personality changes, psychotic symptoms, and neurological disorders like schizophrenia.
short by Swati Dubey / 11:43 am on 18 Nov
Doctor shares 7 worst tea habits that are harming gut and liver
short by Daisy Mowke / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford Universities, shared 7 worst tea habits that can harm gut and liver. These are- having tea on empty stomach, having sweetened teas, detox that often contain laxatives, overdoing green tea extracts, consuming very hot tea, late-night tea/green tea and having boba/bubble tea, as starchy pearls contain hidden calories.
short by Daisy Mowke / 11:26 am on 18 Nov
Schools in Punjab's Sultanpur Lodhi (Kapurthala) and Dhakka Basti (Shahkot), which were severely affected by floods in August, are gradually returning to normal operations after months of disruption. Prolonged waterlogging had forced students to rely on online classes, significantly impacting their education. Although students have resumed in-person classes, several challenges continue to persist.
short by / 10:05 am on 18 Nov
Michael Burry revealed he bought Molina Healthcare stock and bet against Palantir, calling it a combo "like peanut butter and bananas". Scion bought 1,25,000 Molina shares despite its 53% YTD slump and a reduced 2025 outlook tied to rising medical costs. The insurer also priced $850 million in senior notes Monday as shares jumped over 5% overnight.
short by / 10:26 am on 18 Nov
According to Dr Swati Dave, Dietician, portion control means training children to get in touch with themselves and eat mindfully. Using smaller plates, eating slowly and mindfully improves the involvement of gut bacteria that helps make one feel full. Chewing food slowly assists proper digestion and reduces calorie intake, potentially leading to maintenance of a healthier weight.
short by / 10:59 am on 18 Nov
Apple's Industrial Designer Abidur Chowdhury, designer behind the iPhone Air, recently departed the company for an AI startup, Bloomberg reported. His exit made waves internally, given his rising profile within the design team, said people familiar with the move. He joined Apple in 2019 after running his own design consultancy and interning at Cambridge Consultants and Curventa.
short by Vaishnavi Mishra / 11:34 am on 18 Nov
A Wall Street Journal report claimed that Sundar Pichai, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos exploring possibility of storing and processing data on Moon. The report said, Moon offers stable environment with low temperatures in certain regions, which could reduce cooling costs for servers. Moon's open land offers possibility of building huge facilities without environmental concerns faced on Earth, it said.
short by Aradhana / 12:03 pm on 18 Nov
The alleged suicide bomber in Delhi car blast, Dr Umar Nabi, may have made cocktail of chemicals and explosive devices (IEDs) for serial blasts in his room at Faridabad's Al Falah University, two reports said on Tuesday. Traces of chemicals and IED materials have reportedly been found in his room. Al Falah earlier denied presence of explosives on its premises.
short by Sakshita Khosla / 11:48 am on 18 Nov
The sugarcane crop of the farmers of Mand-Ghandran area in the Indora Assembly constituency of Kangra district in Himachal Pradesh have started withering in the absence of irrigation facility, which was disrupted over two months ago due to flash floods in the Beas. A number of electric poles had fallen in the rain, snapping power supply to local irrigation schemes.
short by / 10:03 am on 18 Nov
Democrat problem, all of Epstein's friends were Democrats: Trump
short by Bhuvnesh Ojha / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
US President Donald Trump said all friends of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were Democrats and it's a "Democrat problem". "We have nothing to do with Epstein, the Democrats do," he stated. Trump, on Monday, urged Congress to make all Epstein-related files public. Notably, Trump and Epstein were socially and professionally linked during the 1990s and early 2000s.
short by Bhuvnesh Ojha / 11:46 am on 18 Nov
Trump hails McDonald’s extra value meals amid rising living cost
short by Vaishnavi Mishra / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
US President Donald Trump defended his administration’s efforts to lower prices as he faces growing dissatisfaction from Americans over rising cost of living. In a speech to McDonald’s franchise owners, he hailed fast-food giant for the reintroduction of extra value meals. "We’re getting prices down for this country, and there’s no better leader or advocate than McDonald’s,” he said.
short by Vaishnavi Mishra / 12:09 pm on 18 Nov
Who are the heads of states who have been sentenced to death?
short by Bhuvnesh Ojha / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
Ex-Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to death on Monday for crimes against humanity. Ex-Iraq President Saddam Hussein was convicted for crimes against humanity and executed by hanging in 2006. Ex-Pakistan PM Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was hanged in 1979 while Japan's Hideki Tojo was executed in 1948 for war crimes following the Tokyo Trials.
short by Bhuvnesh Ojha / 12:10 pm on 18 Nov
Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Shri Piyush Goyal held a bilateral meeting with New Zealand’s Minister for Trade, Todd McClay, in Mumbai to advance discussions on the proposed India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The engagement marked an important step in the ongoing negotiations, with both Ministers focusing on convergence relating to trade in goods and services.
short by / 10:29 am on 18 Nov
The government is committed to ensuring national food security, providing nutritious food to citizens, and maintaining farming as a profitable livelihood, Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said. He stated that current policy efforts focus on raising crop yields, reducing input costs and improving the availability of high-quality seeds.
short by / 10:07 am on 18 Nov
Yen weakens, dollar firm as Fed rate cut bets fade
short by / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
The yen slid to its weakest level in more than nine months in early Asian trading on Tuesday as the dollar benefited from receding expectations that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates at its policy meeting next month. USD rises 0.1% to 155.29 yen, weakest since February 4, ahead of September payroll data.
short by / 09:27 am on 18 Nov
During an interview, Infosys Founder Narayana Murthy justified his call for 70-hour work week by citing China's 9-9-6 practice, saying, "It means 9 am to 9 pm 6 days a week...that is 72 hours a week." Notably, China's Supreme Court declared the practice illegal in 2021. People should first "get a life and then worry about work-life balance," Murthy reiterated.
short by Medhaa Gupta / 11:26 am on 18 Nov
In FY 25, Apple registered slowest rate of sales growth in India in last six years, The Economics Times report said. Apple's sales grew by 18% in FY25 to ₹79,378 crores, a huge fall from 30-70% levels it registered between 2020-2024. The report suggests that Apple might be entering a period of modest expansion, having built huge base in India.
short by Aradhana / 11:33 am on 18 Nov
Should Ruturaj be selected? Aakash on Gill's potential replacement
short by Pravel Jain / on 18 Nov 2025,Tuesday
Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra suggested Ruturaj Gaikwad as Shubman Gill's replacement in the playing XI if Gill isn't available for the second Test against South Africa. "Should Ruturaj be selected in the Test team?" he said. Aakash added, "You've Sai Sudharsan and Devdutt Padikkal sitting outside - two more left-handers. You've six left-handers in the XI at the moment."
short by Pravel Jain / 11:49 am on 18 Nov
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