PROJECT 2025
Kamal Haasan unveils first-look poster of Sandiyar on 72nd birthday. How he reclaimed the film title he was forced to drop 23 years ago
As he celebrates his 72nd birthday, Kamal Haasan unveils the first look poster of his next project, Sandiyar. Directed by SU Arun Kumar, this film, set for release next year, promises to showcase Haasan in a gripping role steeped in themes of rural vengeance and action. Notably, the title recalls his earlier 2004 film Virumaandi, which faced title changes due to disputes.
NVDA stock crash: Nvidia’s worst day since the DeepSeek shock - The AI giant fell 9% and is now down for the year
Nvidia stock rebounds 5% after 9.26% crash: Nvidia suffered its worst single-day fall since the January 2025 DeepSeek shock, with shares plunging 9.26% to $181.60 on Thursday and turning negative for 2026. The crash came as Wall Street lost nearly $3 trillion in market value. Friday’s futures pointed to a partial recovery, with Nvidia rebounding in premarket trading as chip stocks attempted to recover.
St. Louis' 1908 Blind Girls' Home suffered water damage and alterations; a $4.6 million restoration uncovered its grand staircase and created affordable apartments
In St. Louis, a remarkable historic building, once a sanctuary for blind women, has been beautifully renovated with an investment of $4.6 million. Funded by federal tax credits dedicated to preserving historical integrity, the former dormitories have been converted into modern apartments designed for low-income residents. Moreover, the site now hosts a non-profit providing essential mental health services, demonstrating the blending of preservation and community support.
From India to Dubai: Why investors may be watching Dubai South's booming property market: Anarock study
Dubai South’s residential market is seeing rapid growth, with home sales in the first eight months of 2026 already surpassing the full-year 2025 total. Demand is increasingly concentrated in studios and one-bedroom apartments, making investments more accessible despite rising prices per square foot. However, heavy reliance on off-plan sales and a large supply pipeline could pressure demand and rental yields.
Delhi HC grants 7-day custody parole to Al Falah University chairman to tend to ailing wife
The Delhi High Court has granted a seven-day custody parole to Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah University, who sought interim bail due to his wife's critical Stage-4 ovarian cancer. However, the Enforcement Directorate has raised objections, citing serious allegations of money laundering and previous involvement in a terror case, emphasizing Siddiqui's arrest related to fraud and illicit funding from student fees.
Why did US stocks crash? Trump blames Democrats as AI regulation fears rattle markets
Donald Trump blamed the Democrats' midterm election gains for Wall Street's sharp selloff, as concerns over potential curbs on AI investments rattled technology stocks. Uncertainty surrounding data centre expansion and regulatory scrutiny added to investor anxiety.
Trust market returns to secure oil: India owns stakes in oilfields from Russia to Abu Dhabi, but getting that crude home is another challenge
India's overseas oil investments, particularly in Russian oilfields, have not guaranteed preferential access to crude during supply disruptions such as the Strait of Hormuz crisis. The article examines how sanctions, shipping costs, insurance restrictions and commercial considerations limit the energy security benefits of equity oil, and why India needs to assess overseas investments separately from their supply security claims.
How many people could die from El Niño worldwide? Which American states could face the greatest heat-related risks?
In a significant step, the Climate Impact Lab has launched a tool to forecast deaths from extreme heat exacerbated by El Niño. Alarmingly, India is projected to endure the greatest loss of life, with Indonesia and Brazil also bearing heavy burdens. As temperatures rise globally, the situation remains dire, with the U.S. reporting an alarming increase in heat emergencies this year.
Michael Jackson vs Elvis Presley: Which estate earned more after their deaths?
Michael Jackson’s business interests generated an estimated $140 million in the latest annual earnings ranking, well ahead of Elvis Presley’s $75 million. The success of Jackson’s billion-dollar biopic helped boost his earnings, while Presley continues to make money through Graceland, music and licensing.
Renewable energy could save India $240 billion in coal, gas imports by 2030: IEA
The savings are expected to increase as solar and wind power displace imported fossil fuels, with annual savings projected to reach around USD 35 billion by 2030, exceeding India's actual non-coking coal and natural gas import bill in the financial year 2024-25.
AI to reshape India's office space demand, workforce seen at 48 million by 2030: Report
AI is expected to change the nature of India's office space demand rather than reduce it, with the country's office-using workforce projected to grow from around 38 million in 2025 to 48 million by 2030, according to a study by Cushman & Wakefield.
Whitney Leavitt teases Hulu reality show in cryptic social media post; 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ star to produce own show
Whitney Leavitt prepares for an exciting new chapter as she takes the lead in an upcoming reality series crafted by Hulu. Following her exit from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives', she continues to explore diverse avenues in entertainment. Not only will Leavitt be starring, but she will also co-produce the untitled show with her husband, Conner Leavitt.
Is Trump ignoring the midterm defeat? President showcases White House Ballroom in his public appearance post-midterms
Donald Trump returned to public view after the midterm elections, emphasizing the importance of the White House ballroom project. He praised the construction and indicated the project was nearing completion. During this visit, Trump addressed the media but largely avoided discussing the election results and their implications. He acknowledged a possible link between the Iran war and Republican losses but remained steadfast in his decisions.
US trade deficit contracts slightly in September
In September, the US trade deficit decreased by 0.6 percent, driven by capital goods imports and strong exports. Imports rose by 1.2 percent to $426.6 billion, primarily fueled by computers and accessories. Additionally, crude oil imports saw a reduction of $1.3 billion during this period. On the other hand, exports climbed by 1.8 percent, reaching $321.5 billion due to oil, food, and capital goods.
2026 Midterm Election Results: Democrats win House majority in blow to Trump, setting up new fight over his agenda
In the 2026 US midterm elections, Democrats are anticipated to secure around 248 seats. This gain will empower them to challenge President Donald Trump's policies, especially amid growing voter dissatisfaction with issues like the Iran war and immigration. With this majority, they can effectively scrutinize the administration's decisions, and Hakeem Jeffries is poised to make history as the first black Speaker of the House.
Forget solar and wind: India bets on heat buried deep underground for round-the-clock clean electricity; here's the big plan
India is stepping up efforts to tap its estimated 10.6 GW geothermal energy potential, with its first two geothermal wells commissioned in Ladakh's Puga Valley in July 2026. The government is also supporting pilot projects across Gujarat, Arunachal Pradesh and Telangana, while its 2025 National Geothermal Energy Policy aims to promote research, technology development and private investment in the sector.
Couple spends nearly $55,000 on a $20,000 auction house. 8 months later, they say it’s ‘worth 10 times’ the purchase price
A Michigan couple bought a two-acre house at auction for $20,000 without seeing its interior. After finding six refrigerators filled with food left without power for two years, they spent nearly $35,000 renovating it. Eight months later, the property became a rental that they say is worth 10 times the original purchase price.
How much will your Medicare premium rise in 2027 and how much of your Social Security raise will you actually keep?
The standard Medicare Part B premium may go up by $6.60 a month next year. That is far smaller than the jump in 2026. Still, for people living on Social Security, even a small rise matters, because the premium usually comes out of the monthly check.
India's power consumption rises 21.88% to 159.76 billion units in October
India witnessed a striking power consumption of 159.76 billion units in October 2026, marking a considerable increase from previous years. The surge was primarily driven by a spike in commercial and industrial activities during the festive phase, leading to a peak demand escalation to 260.73 GW, up from 210.82 GW the previous year.
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