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New Delhi: If the weather remains clear, Delhiites will witness a spectacular celestial event tonight. Usually seen in shades of white or grey, the Moon will turn deep red on Sunday night due to the lunar eclipse (Chandra Grahan 2025). The eclipse will begin at 8:58 PM and last until 2:25 AM, reaching its peak
New Delhi: Three books of journalist and author Fazle Ghufran, which have already become popular in Hindi, are now being published in English. Mr. Ghufran is the author of the popular book on Bollywood, ‘Main Hoon Khalnayak’. While discussing MHK, he said that some characters are more important than the hero of the film. The
San Diego, California / Lucknow, India —At precisely 3:01 PM Indian Standard Time, a space capsule carrying Indian Air Force Group Captain and astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla made a successful splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, just off the coast of San Diego, California. The moment marked the end of his mission aboard Axiom-4, a privately-operated spaceflight
Noida, On the first day of Sawan, one of India’s most revered months for spiritual reflection, AstroSage AI — the country’s leading astrology platform — marked a monumental achievement. Its AI-powered astrologers officially answered their 100 millionth user query, setting a new benchmark in the convergence of tradition and technology. The milestone question, answered by
A 25-year-old man was detained for creating a ruckus on a Delhi Metro train by faking drinking alcohol and eating eggs in an effort to become popular on social media, police said on Wednesday. The man, Aakash Kumar from Shahdara, was arrested by Metro Police after a complaint was filed on April 8 by Amar
The increasing cost of living already puts pressure on family budgets, and the sky-high prices of school textbooks only make things worse for most families. A viral social media clip recently criticized private schools for being like commercial shops, charging students exorbitantly for textbooks. In the video, a man is outraged that Rs 6,000 is
