Meghan Markle’s Empowering Quote on Identity: ‘Draw Your Own Box’ |

The Duchess of Sussex has long encouraged people to define themselves on their own terms rather than by others’ expectations.Image credit (Instagram)​ Meghan Markle has never stopped moving forward, even when the ground beneath her has shifted repeatedly and without warning. In recent years, she has launched a lifestyle brand, pursued independent creative ventures, and…

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‘I was extremely tense, I am even happier that the award went to Mammootty’: Asif Ali on ‘Bramayugam’ star’s National Award win | Malayalam Movie News

‘I was extremely tense, I am even happier that the award went to Mammootty’: Asif Ali on ‘Bramayugam’ star Malayalam actor Asif Ali has congratulated veteran superstar Mammootty after he won the Best Actor award at the 72nd National Film Awards for his performance in ‘Bramayugam’. The actor described the honour as a proud moment…

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Gold, Silver Rate Today Live Updates: International gold slips as Middle East tensions push crude higher

Gold, silver price today: Analysts expect bullion to remain under pressure Market experts believe gold and silver could continue facing headwinds in the near term as investors assess multiple global developments simultaneously. Apart from the escalating conflict in West Asia, traders will also monitor crude oil prices, US weekly jobless claims, flash PMI readings, monetary…

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India 460/9 at stumps on Day 2 as Devdutt Padikkal’s 167 headlines rain-hit Test in Galle

Ravindra Jadeja, Devdutt Padikkal Devdutt Padikkal’s magnificent 167 remained the highlight as India finished Day 2 of the first Test against Sri Lanka at 460/9 in Galle. Despite losing seven wickets for 172 runs during a truncated day, India retained a commanding position after Sri Lanka’s bowlers fought back strongly in the final two sessions.Heavy…

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Warming seas are bringing octopus, red mullet and bream into UK waters, forcing fishers to rethink catches and chefs to learn Mediterranean species

Buck Bennett says he is seeing more species of Mediterranean fish in the seas off Cornwall Warming sea temperatures are bringing Mediterranean marine species into British waters, forcing local fishers to change the way they work and encouraging chefs to rethink their menus.Species such as octopus, red mullet, and different kinds of bream are now…

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‘The Odyssey’: Matt Damon reveals Christopher Nolan looked ‘like a drowned rat’ while filming a scene in the movie |

Matt Damon applauded Christopher Nolan’s commitment, saying the filmmaker never complained despite enduring the toughest conditions on set.Image credit (Instagram) Matt Damon revealed that Christopher Nolan endured extreme physical conditions while directing ‘The Odyssey,’ with the actor describing the filmmaker as looking “like a drowned rat” during one particularly challenging scene. The star spoke candidly…

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Planes, helicopters, crews: How Europe is scrambling to contain a record wildfire season

Romanian firefighters work to prevent a wildfire from reigniting as they tackle smoldering ground following a fire in the Deliblato Sands nature reserve in Serbia. (Photo: Reuters) Wildfires are stretching firefighting capacity across Europe, forcing countries to move aircraft, helicopters and crews across borders as several blazes burn at the same time. Serbia is using…

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Middle East, Russia crisis: India new ‘swing supplier’ for refined oil products. Can it sustain?

Oil products now account for a much larger share of India’s exports to several destinations. India’s oil-products export map is expanding and the country is fast emerging as an important ‘swing supplier’ in the world’s refined fuel markets as the Middle East crisis continues to disrupt flows.As TOI recently reported, Singapore has become India’s third-largest…

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‘Go that way’: Migrants say Moroccan authorities directed them towards Spain’s Ceuta

Thousands of migrants rushed to Cueta; many later returned Multiple Moroccan migrants who crossed into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta this week claimed they were encouraged by Moroccan authorities and social media messages claiming the border was open. Meanwhile, Spain moved to reinforce the enclave’s border after the unprecedented influx that has now left…

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Crackdown on paper leak: Govt planning to tweak anti-cheating law by increasing jail term | India News

In the expected amendment, the government is likely to increase the jail. NEW DELHI: The central government will introduce an amendment to the law meant to prevent paper leaks and cheating in public examinations to provide for fast-track courts for paper leak cases.In the expected amendment, the government is also likely to increase the jail…

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