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Mahindra XEV 9S Launched at Rs 19.95 Lakh: India’s First Authentic 7-Seater Electric SUV

Mahindra & Mahindra launched the XEV 9S, India’s first authentic 7-seater electric SUV on INGLO platform, at Rs 19.95 lakh in Bengaluru. With 282 bhp, 79 kWh battery, and family-focused tech, it redefines EV practicality.

Pakistan edges Bangladesh by 11 runs to set up Asia Cup 2025 final clash with India in Dubai

Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 11 runs in Dubai to reach the Asia Cup 2025 final against India, thanks to Haris Rauf’s 3/33 and a surprise grass cover that transformed the pitch. India, undefeated, await on September 28.

India’s New Labour Codes Take Effect Nov 21, 2025: Higher Costs, Stronger Protections

Cooper Connolly's Meteoric Rise: From U‑19 Captain to Test Star in Two Years

Cooper Connolly, 22, vaulted from U‑19 captain to Test cricketer in under two years, debuting with the Baggy Green in February 2025 and signing for the San Francisco Unicorns.

Haryana Steelers Lead PKL Season 11 as Playoff Race Heats Up

Haryana Steelers top PKL Season 11 as the race for orange and green playoff bands intensifies, with Fazel Atrachali hitting a 500‑tackle milestone.

Gitanjali’s False Claim Sends Armaan into Guilt Spiral on Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai

Gitanjali’s false claim of a consummated marriage shocks Armaan, deepens Abhira’s legal woes, and ignites a ratings surge for Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai.

September 5 Holiday Explained: Centre Confirms Milad-un-Nabi; RBI Moves Bank Holiday to Sept 8

No, India is not shutting down for four days in early September 2025. The Centre listed Sept 5 as a gazetted holiday for Milad-un-Nabi, but the RBI shifted the bank holiday to Monday, Sept 8. Banks stayed open on Sept 5 nationally, though a few states followed local notifications. Markets will observe Sept 8 as a non-settlement day.

Is “The Times of India” a pro-Congress or a pro-BJP newspaper?

Well hello there, dear readers! I'm sure you're just as curious as I was in answering this spicy question: "Is 'The Times of India' a pro-Congress or a pro-BJP newspaper?" Let's dive into this intriguing topic, shall we? Now, I've been reading the TOI since I was a wee lad and trust me, it's not as simple as choosing your favorite flavor of ice cream! From my perspective, they seem to maintain a delicate balance, like a tightrope walker, between both sides. They publish articles favoring both Congress and BJP, stirring up a pot of political gumbo. So, I'd say they're more of a political Switzerland, maintaining neutrality while keeping us hooked with their spicy headlines.

Which is a better newspaper: The Hindu or The Times Of India?

Oh boy, diving into the age-old debate of The Hindu versus The Times Of India, it's like choosing between coffee and tea, each has its own unique flavor! Now, The Hindu is like your wise old grandpa, always reliable with its in-depth analysis and comprehensive coverage. On the other hand, The Times of India, it's your energetic cousin, a bit flashy but definitely keeps you updated with the latest buzz. So, who's better? Well, it's like picking between Batman and Superman, depends on what sort of journalistic superhero you need for the day! Remember folks, diversity is the spice of life, and both these newspapers definitely add some serious seasoning to our daily news consumption!

How is life in India after returning from the USA?

Coming back to India after spending considerable time in the USA was a unique experience filled with mixed emotions. The vibrant culture, rich traditions, and close-knit family bonds felt overwhelming yet heartwarming. However, adjusting to the hustle-bustle, traffic chaos, and different work ethics was a bit challenging. Despite the differences, the warmth of people, variety of food and festivities make life in India uniquely appealing. India, with all its complexities, has a charm that's distinct and offers a sense of belonging that I missed while living in the USA.