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Ajith Kumar breaks silence on rivalry with Thalapathy Vijay, ‘I have always wished well for Vijay’ |

Ajith Kumar breaks silence on rivalry with Thalapathy Vijay, ‘I have always wished well for Vijay’ |

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For years, Tamil cinema’s two biggest icons — Ajith Kumar and Thalapathy Vijay — have shared a legendary fan following. While both have maintained mutual respect and cordiality, their fandoms often clash online, sparking endless debates over who reigns supreme. Recently, rumours surfaced suggesting that Ajith wasn’t in favour of Vijay stepping into politics. Now,…

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Not just alcohol: A common household chemical can damage liver and even cause cancer

Not just alcohol: A common household chemical can damage liver and even cause cancer

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A new study by researchers from Keck Medicine of the University of Southern California has revealed that exposure to tetrachloroethylene (PCE), a chemical widely used in dry cleaning and commonly found in household products such as craft adhesives, spot cleaners and stainless steel polish, can triple the risk of developing significant liver fibrosis. This condition,…

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Must for all schools to sing state anthem, declares Bengal government | India News

Must for all schools to sing state anthem, declares Bengal government | India News

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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee KOLKATA: West Bengal government on Thursday made it mandatory for all government and govt-aided schools to sing the state song, ‘Banglar Mati, Banglar Jal’, at morning assemblies. A notification, issued by the state secondary education board to heads of all upper primary and secondary schools, asked them to “take necessary…

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‘The Big Short’ Michael Burry bets $1 billion on Nvidia and Palantir’s collapse: Is the AI boom heading for a crash? | World News

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Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 crisis, has placed a $1 billion bet against Nvidia and Palantir, predeicting an AI bubble/ File Michael Burry, the investor made famous by predicting the 2008 financial crisis, is back, this time betting against two of the most prominent companies in the growing artificial intelligence (AI) sector: Nvidia…

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‘Voted For Jobs, Development & Accountability’ RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and his wife Rajshree Yadav, party leaders and former Bihar CMs Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi and others show their fingers marked with indelible ink after casting votes, in Patna. (PTI Photo) PATNA: Voting in the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections concluded with a 57.9% turnout in Patna district that was driven by enthusiastic participation from both young voters and senior citizens across the urban constituencies. The district average of 57.93% is a clear rise from 51.12% in 2020 as polling stations in Bankipur, Digha, Kumhrar and Patna Sahib hummed with energy through the day.In Digha, the polling percentage reached 41.4%, up from 36.86% in 2020. Bankipur recorded 40.97% compared to 35.85% five years ago. Kumhrar saw a 39.57% voter turnout, an increase from 35.22% in 2020, while the highest jump was in Patna Sahib, where 59.93% of voters cast their ballots, up from 52.22% in the last election. Despite the usual logistical hiccups, the mood reflected a shared desire for jobs, development and accountability.Sarita Kumari (20), a first-time voter, flaunted her inked finger at a polling booth in Shastri Nagar and took selfies with her friend. Better education, a better system and employment opportunities, she said, were the issues she kept in mind while voting.A resident of Ashiana, college student K P Mishra (19) said he was thrilled. “Bihar has transformed significantly from the past. I remember the situation when I was in school. And now I am doing graduation and truly enjoy living here,” he said.”We have waited too long for real change – jobs for youth, better roads and reliable power. The one job per family promise is luring. We want a better future for our kids,” 55-year-old Sharad Kumar said at a polling station in Gulzarbagh. Meanwhile, tensions flickered over two women allegedly denied their vote at a Veterinary College booth, sparking brief protests. Responding, Patna district magistrate Thiyagrajan S M told TOI: “There was some glitch. We talked to the presiding officer and the matter was sorted out. No issue was reported from any polling booth. Voting went off peacefully,” he said.About the AuthorFaryal RumiShe is working with the Times of India as a Senior Digital Content Creator on the Patna desk.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Unemployability’: Is India Sitting On Ticking Time Bomb Of Unemployment? Expert’s Big Reveal’Mungerilal Ke Sapne’: BJP’s Sunil Pintu Takes Dig At RJD-Cong, Exudes Confidence Of Sitamarhi WinPakistan Fires Into Afghanistan, Breaks Ceasefire Amid Turkey Peace Talks: Taliban Confirms’RJD Put Katta To Congress’ Head’: PM Modi Slams Mahagathbandhan In Bihar RallyIndia Shocked As UAE Frees Mahadev Scam Accused, Cites No Extradition Request Amid Paper TrailBihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha Accuses RJD MLC Of Drunken Chaos, Faces Off Amid Voting In LakhisaraiDelhi’s Fake ‘Professor’ and Team Pulled Off a ₹50 Crore Money Heist Inspired by Netflix Crime Drama’Can’t Think Of Another Trade Talk…’: Piyush Goyal, Todd McClay Comment On India–New Zealand FTAINS Ikshak Commissioned With 80% Indigenous Tech, New Hydrographic Survey Vessel Joins Indian NavyDonald Trump’s Trade Weapon Tested: US Supreme Court Weighs Limits of Emergency Powers, Authority123PhotostoriesWhen love in Bollywood movies defied wealth and social divideDon’t make this mistake while charging your phone at night, it could explode or harm your healthSamantha Ruth Prabhu’s time-turner necklace and purple gown are the talk of Abu DhabiFrom undergoing surgery to remove 22% of her liver with an 11-centimeter tumor to continuing a two-year targeted therapy; Dipika Kakar talks about her liver cancer treatmentCortisol cocktail: What happens when you take this viral drink everyday for a month5 breathtaking winter migrants in India every bird lover must seeWhy Sadhguru recommends consuming Carrot Salad with Peanuts and DatesWhy does this Indian temple open only for 12 days in a yearHis/ her story: “Whenever things are fine between my husband and me, my mother-in-law interferes and causes fights… What should I do?”‘Kaun?’, ‘Talvar’ to ‘Gone Girl’: 7 must-watch thrillers that will keep you guessing till the very end123Hot PicksStock market holidayBank HolidayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingMarshawn Kneeland Cause of DeathJoe AlwynAshton JeantyNHL Trade RumorsTaylor SwiftWho is CatalinaMrBeastAnaheim DucksPatrick SurtainJalen Green

‘Voted For Jobs, Development & Accountability’ RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and his wife Rajshree Yadav, party leaders and former Bihar CMs Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi and others show their fingers marked with indelible ink after casting votes, in Patna. (PTI Photo) PATNA: Voting in the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections concluded with a 57.9% turnout in Patna district that was driven by enthusiastic participation from both young voters and senior citizens across the urban constituencies. The district average of 57.93% is a clear rise from 51.12% in 2020 as polling stations in Bankipur, Digha, Kumhrar and Patna Sahib hummed with energy through the day.In Digha, the polling percentage reached 41.4%, up from 36.86% in 2020. Bankipur recorded 40.97% compared to 35.85% five years ago. Kumhrar saw a 39.57% voter turnout, an increase from 35.22% in 2020, while the highest jump was in Patna Sahib, where 59.93% of voters cast their ballots, up from 52.22% in the last election. Despite the usual logistical hiccups, the mood reflected a shared desire for jobs, development and accountability.Sarita Kumari (20), a first-time voter, flaunted her inked finger at a polling booth in Shastri Nagar and took selfies with her friend. Better education, a better system and employment opportunities, she said, were the issues she kept in mind while voting.A resident of Ashiana, college student K P Mishra (19) said he was thrilled. “Bihar has transformed significantly from the past. I remember the situation when I was in school. And now I am doing graduation and truly enjoy living here,” he said.”We have waited too long for real change – jobs for youth, better roads and reliable power. The one job per family promise is luring. We want a better future for our kids,” 55-year-old Sharad Kumar said at a polling station in Gulzarbagh. Meanwhile, tensions flickered over two women allegedly denied their vote at a Veterinary College booth, sparking brief protests. Responding, Patna district magistrate Thiyagrajan S M told TOI: “There was some glitch. We talked to the presiding officer and the matter was sorted out. No issue was reported from any polling booth. Voting went off peacefully,” he said.About the AuthorFaryal RumiShe is working with the Times of India as a Senior Digital Content Creator on the Patna desk.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Unemployability’: Is India Sitting On Ticking Time Bomb Of Unemployment? Expert’s Big Reveal’Mungerilal Ke Sapne’: BJP’s Sunil Pintu Takes Dig At RJD-Cong, Exudes Confidence Of Sitamarhi WinPakistan Fires Into Afghanistan, Breaks Ceasefire Amid Turkey Peace Talks: Taliban Confirms’RJD Put Katta To Congress’ Head’: PM Modi Slams Mahagathbandhan In Bihar RallyIndia Shocked As UAE Frees Mahadev Scam Accused, Cites No Extradition Request Amid Paper TrailBihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha Accuses RJD MLC Of Drunken Chaos, Faces Off Amid Voting In LakhisaraiDelhi’s Fake ‘Professor’ and Team Pulled Off a ₹50 Crore Money Heist Inspired by Netflix Crime Drama’Can’t Think Of Another Trade Talk…’: Piyush Goyal, Todd McClay Comment On India–New Zealand FTAINS Ikshak Commissioned With 80% Indigenous Tech, New Hydrographic Survey Vessel Joins Indian NavyDonald Trump’s Trade Weapon Tested: US Supreme Court Weighs Limits of Emergency Powers, Authority123PhotostoriesWhen love in Bollywood movies defied wealth and social divideDon’t make this mistake while charging your phone at night, it could explode or harm your healthSamantha Ruth Prabhu’s time-turner necklace and purple gown are the talk of Abu DhabiFrom undergoing surgery to remove 22% of her liver with an 11-centimeter tumor to continuing a two-year targeted therapy; Dipika Kakar talks about her liver cancer treatmentCortisol cocktail: What happens when you take this viral drink everyday for a month5 breathtaking winter migrants in India every bird lover must seeWhy Sadhguru recommends consuming Carrot Salad with Peanuts and DatesWhy does this Indian temple open only for 12 days in a yearHis/ her story: “Whenever things are fine between my husband and me, my mother-in-law interferes and causes fights… What should I do?”‘Kaun?’, ‘Talvar’ to ‘Gone Girl’: 7 must-watch thrillers that will keep you guessing till the very end123Hot PicksStock market holidayBank HolidayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingMarshawn Kneeland Cause of DeathJoe AlwynAshton JeantyNHL Trade RumorsTaylor SwiftWho is CatalinaMrBeastAnaheim DucksPatrick SurtainJalen Green

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RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and his wife Rajshree Yadav, party leaders and former Bihar CMs Lalu Prasad Yadav and Rabri Devi and others show their fingers marked with indelible ink after casting votes, in Patna. (PTI Photo) PATNA: Voting in the first phase of the Bihar assembly elections concluded with a 57.9% turnout in Patna…

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Heart Attack Symptoms: Top cardiologist reveals 4 subtle warnings of heart attack that are easy to miss (and why they are so dangerous) |

Heart Attack Symptoms: Top cardiologist reveals 4 subtle warnings of heart attack that are easy to miss (and why they are so dangerous) |

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When we talk about heart attacks, we usually picture a scene straight out of a movie scene – a man clutching his chest in pain, and then collapsing to the ground, unconscious. However, heart attacks, no matter how major, do not always look like this. In a video, Dr. Jeremy London, Cardiovascular Surgeon, points out…

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Cancer Daily Horoscope Today, November 7, 2025: A new frequency of luck is weaving through your path

Cancer Daily Horoscope Today, November 7, 2025: A new frequency of luck is weaving through your path

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Today’s energy encourages calmness. Not every situation needs a reply. Some things are better left alone. You may face small triggers or comments that test your patience, but responding to everything will only drain you. Choose peace over proving yourself. Let people say what they want—your silence will speak louder. Focus on your own emotions…

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MrBeast gives fans a first glimpse of Beast Land his upcoming real life theme park

MrBeast gives fans a first glimpse of Beast Land his upcoming real life theme park

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MrBeast has officially unveiled a first look at his long-rumored theme park, Beast Land, and it’s everything fans hoped for, and more. The YouTuber shared futuristic images of the park on X (formerly Twitter), revealing a neon-lit world modeled after his most popular challenge videos. According to MrBeast, Beast Land will feature custom-built games, rollercoasters,…

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MacKenzie Scott pumps hundreds of millions into HBCUs, transforming student support and research

MacKenzie Scott pumps hundreds of millions into HBCUs, transforming student support and research

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Image credit: Getty images This fall, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott delivered hundreds of millions of dollars in unrestricted gifts to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), addressing decades of chronic underfunding. According to Inside Higher Ed, these donations are enabling institutions to strengthen endowments, expand research initiatives, and provide critical scholarships, marking one of the most…

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Girija Oak Godbole opens up about shooting love-making scene with Gulshan Devaiah in Therapy Sherapy: ‘He must have asked me at least 16 or 17 times, are you okay?’

Girija Oak Godbole opens up about shooting love-making scene with Gulshan Devaiah in Therapy Sherapy: ‘He must have asked me at least 16 or 17 times, are you okay?’

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Girija Oak Godbole, who stars opposite Gulshan Devaiah in the upcoming web series Therapy Sherapy, recently opened up about shooting an intimate sequence with him. In a candid conversation, the actress praised Gulshan for his exceptional professionalism and thoughtfulness on set, revealing how he went out of his way to ensure her comfort during the…

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‘Hire attractive people’: Indian-origin CEOs face racist trolling as they announce M fund for their startup

‘Hire attractive people’: Indian-origin CEOs face racist trolling as they announce $61M fund for their startup

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Varun Vummadi and Esha Manideep announced $61M fund for their San Francisco startup but the comment section was filled with trolling. IIT Kharagpur graduates and Forbes 30 Under 30 alums Varun Vummadi and Esha Manideep were subjected to vicious trolling as they released their video announcing that their San Francisco-based startup Giga has raised $61…

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SIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CEC Photo/ANISIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CECPhoto/ANISIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CECPhoto/ANI12 PATNA/NEW DELHI: Bihar’s electorate headlined Round 1 of the “vikas versus badlav” battle Thursday with the state’s highest-ever voter turnout of 64.7% in 121 assembly constituencies of 18 districts, marking a decimal-point improvement over the previous record of 64.6% in the 1998 Lok Sabha election. The assembly poll turnout closest to the new record is 62.6% in 2000.Reports of deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha’s convoy and a CPM candidate’s car being attacked were the only law-and-order blips as an estimated 2.4 crore out of 3.7 crore registered voters voted across 45,341 polling booths, 36,733 of these in the rural belt. A voter in Vaishali came on buffalo back, some rode horses, and a few reached their designated polling stations by boat.”Democracy has won,” chief election commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar declared, congratulating electors on the record turnout and thanking them for their faith in the poll machinery. “Bihar has shown the way to the nation through SIR with zero appeals, the highest voter turnout since 1951, enthusiastic participation of electors, and a transparent and dedicated election machinery. It has been an amazing journey for ECI.”The first phase had 1,314 candidates, 122 of them women, contesting what EC had earlier dubbed “the mother of all elections”.Bihar’s chief electoral officer Vinod Kumar Gunjiyal said there was no untoward incident linked to polling. He said the process was as transparent as an election could be, with live webcasting from stations. About the AuthorManoj ChaurasiaManoj Chaurasia is a senior political journalist having experience of working for top national and international media in a career spanning over 25 years. He loves writing political, offbeat and human-interest stories.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Unemployability’: Is India Sitting On Ticking Time Bomb Of Unemployment? Expert’s Big Reveal’Mungerilal Ke Sapne’: BJP’s Sunil Pintu Takes Dig At RJD-Cong, Exudes Confidence Of Sitamarhi WinPakistan Fires Into Afghanistan, Breaks Ceasefire Amid Turkey Peace Talks: Taliban Confirms’RJD Put Katta To Congress’ Head’: PM Modi Slams Mahagathbandhan In Bihar RallyIndia Shocked As UAE Frees Mahadev Scam Accused, Cites No Extradition Request Amid Paper TrailBihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha Accuses RJD MLC Of Drunken Chaos, Faces Off Amid Voting In LakhisaraiDelhi’s Fake ‘Professor’ and Team Pulled Off a ₹50 Crore Money Heist Inspired by Netflix Crime Drama’Can’t Think Of Another Trade Talk…’: Piyush Goyal, Todd McClay Comment On India–New Zealand FTAINS Ikshak Commissioned With 80% Indigenous Tech, New Hydrographic Survey Vessel Joins Indian NavyDonald Trump’s Trade Weapon Tested: US Supreme Court Weighs Limits of Emergency Powers, Authority123PhotostoriesDon’t make this mistake while charging your phone at night, it could explode or harm your healthSamantha Ruth Prabhu’s time-turner necklace and purple gown are the talk of Abu DhabiFrom undergoing surgery to remove 22% of her liver with an 11-centimeter tumor to continuing a two-year targeted therapy; Dipika Kakar talks about her liver cancer treatmentCortisol cocktail: What happens when you take this viral drink everyday for a month5 breathtaking winter migrants in India every bird lover must seeWhy Sadhguru recommends consuming Carrot Salad with Peanuts and DatesWhy does this Indian temple open only for 12 days in a yearHis/ her story: “Whenever things are fine between my husband and me, my mother-in-law interferes and causes fights… What should I do?”‘Kaun?’, ‘Talvar’ to ‘Gone Girl’: 7 must-watch thrillers that will keep you guessing till the very end9 beautiful and unique baby girl names that begin with letter ‘R’123Hot PicksStock market holidayBank HolidayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingMarshawn Kneeland Cause of DeathJoe AlwynAshton JeantyNHL Trade RumorsTaylor SwiftWho is CatalinaMrBeastAnaheim DucksPatrick SurtainJalen Green

SIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CEC Photo/ANISIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CECPhoto/ANISIR To Vote %, Bihar Shows The Way: CECPhoto/ANI12 PATNA/NEW DELHI: Bihar’s electorate headlined Round 1 of the “vikas versus badlav” battle Thursday with the state’s highest-ever voter turnout of 64.7% in 121 assembly constituencies of 18 districts, marking a decimal-point improvement over the previous record of 64.6% in the 1998 Lok Sabha election. The assembly poll turnout closest to the new record is 62.6% in 2000.Reports of deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha’s convoy and a CPM candidate’s car being attacked were the only law-and-order blips as an estimated 2.4 crore out of 3.7 crore registered voters voted across 45,341 polling booths, 36,733 of these in the rural belt. A voter in Vaishali came on buffalo back, some rode horses, and a few reached their designated polling stations by boat.”Democracy has won,” chief election commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar declared, congratulating electors on the record turnout and thanking them for their faith in the poll machinery. “Bihar has shown the way to the nation through SIR with zero appeals, the highest voter turnout since 1951, enthusiastic participation of electors, and a transparent and dedicated election machinery. It has been an amazing journey for ECI.”The first phase had 1,314 candidates, 122 of them women, contesting what EC had earlier dubbed “the mother of all elections”.Bihar’s chief electoral officer Vinod Kumar Gunjiyal said there was no untoward incident linked to polling. He said the process was as transparent as an election could be, with live webcasting from stations. About the AuthorManoj ChaurasiaManoj Chaurasia is a senior political journalist having experience of working for top national and international media in a career spanning over 25 years. He loves writing political, offbeat and human-interest stories.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Unemployability’: Is India Sitting On Ticking Time Bomb Of Unemployment? Expert’s Big Reveal’Mungerilal Ke Sapne’: BJP’s Sunil Pintu Takes Dig At RJD-Cong, Exudes Confidence Of Sitamarhi WinPakistan Fires Into Afghanistan, Breaks Ceasefire Amid Turkey Peace Talks: Taliban Confirms’RJD Put Katta To Congress’ Head’: PM Modi Slams Mahagathbandhan In Bihar RallyIndia Shocked As UAE Frees Mahadev Scam Accused, Cites No Extradition Request Amid Paper TrailBihar Deputy CM Vijay Sinha Accuses RJD MLC Of Drunken Chaos, Faces Off Amid Voting In LakhisaraiDelhi’s Fake ‘Professor’ and Team Pulled Off a ₹50 Crore Money Heist Inspired by Netflix Crime Drama’Can’t Think Of Another Trade Talk…’: Piyush Goyal, Todd McClay Comment On India–New Zealand FTAINS Ikshak Commissioned With 80% Indigenous Tech, New Hydrographic Survey Vessel Joins Indian NavyDonald Trump’s Trade Weapon Tested: US Supreme Court Weighs Limits of Emergency Powers, Authority123PhotostoriesDon’t make this mistake while charging your phone at night, it could explode or harm your healthSamantha Ruth Prabhu’s time-turner necklace and purple gown are the talk of Abu DhabiFrom undergoing surgery to remove 22% of her liver with an 11-centimeter tumor to continuing a two-year targeted therapy; Dipika Kakar talks about her liver cancer treatmentCortisol cocktail: What happens when you take this viral drink everyday for a month5 breathtaking winter migrants in India every bird lover must seeWhy Sadhguru recommends consuming Carrot Salad with Peanuts and DatesWhy does this Indian temple open only for 12 days in a yearHis/ her story: “Whenever things are fine between my husband and me, my mother-in-law interferes and causes fights… What should I do?”‘Kaun?’, ‘Talvar’ to ‘Gone Girl’: 7 must-watch thrillers that will keep you guessing till the very end9 beautiful and unique baby girl names that begin with letter ‘R’123Hot PicksStock market holidayBank HolidayBihar Election 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingMarshawn Kneeland Cause of DeathJoe AlwynAshton JeantyNHL Trade RumorsTaylor SwiftWho is CatalinaMrBeastAnaheim DucksPatrick SurtainJalen Green

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PATNA/NEW DELHI: Bihar’s electorate headlined Round 1 of the “vikas versus badlav” battle Thursday with the state’s highest-ever voter turnout of 64.7% in 121 assembly constituencies of 18 districts, marking a decimal-point improvement over the previous record of 64.6% in the 1998 Lok Sabha election. The assembly poll turnout closest to the new record is…

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The haunting legacy of native American boarding schools: Carlisle and the struggle for truth

The haunting legacy of native American boarding schools: Carlisle and the struggle for truth

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The United States’ history of Native American boarding schools reveals a painful intersection of education, assimilation, and cultural erasure. These institutions, run jointly by the federal government and Christian denominations, sought not only to educate Indigenous children but to systematically strip them of their languages, traditions, and identities. In recent weeks, the exhumation and repatriation…

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