Naga Chaitanya credits Sobhita Dhulipala for his success, calls her his lucky charm |

Naga Chaitanya credits wife Sobhita Dhulipala for his recent success, calling her a lucky charm after winning Best Actor for ‘Thandel’. He highlighted the film’s personal significance, being his first release post-wedding. Chaitanya emphasized how domestic harmony fuels his professional achievements, with both he and Dhulipala sharing a deep passion for cinema. Actor Naga Chaitanya…

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Berlin Season 2: ‘Money Heist’ universe to expand as creators reveal spin-off ahead of ‘Berlin’ Season 2: ‘The revolution never ends’ |

‘Money Heist’ fans may have something else to look forward to ahead of the ‘Money Heist: Berlin’ season 2 release. In a public spectacle, along with an online trailer, creators of the hit show announced that the universe of ‘Money Heist’ is expanding yet again. The announcement, ahead of the release of season 2 of…

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BCB election scandal: Bangladesh govt acts after probe finds massive fraud | Cricket News

Bangladesh Cricket Board election scandal (Screengrab/X) A government-appointed investigation committee in Bangladesh has uncovered widespread irregularities, including vote-rigging, coercion, and bias, in the October 2025 Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections. The five-member panel, headed by former justice AKM Asaduzzaman, submitted its report to the sports ministry on Sunday. According to the ESPNcricinfo, the election process…

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Sacha Baron Cohen’s iconic character Ali G takes over Wimbledon amid upcoming movie buzz |

Jannik Sinner might have triumphed over Alexander Zverev at the 2026 Wimbledon Championship; however, Sacha Baron Cohen stole all the limelight from the stands. Donning the character ‘Ali G,’ the actor watched the tennis match, which he dubbed “a crap version of ping pong.” Furthermore, the comedic character even attempted to sell homegrown substance medication,…

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CBSE mandates menstrual hygiene measures in schools following Supreme Court verdict: Compliance rules explained

CBSE mandates menstrual hygiene measures in schools The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has directed all affiliated schools to implement comprehensive menstrual hygiene management (MHM) measures, following a recent Supreme Court ruling that recognises menstrual health as a fundamental right tied to dignity, education, and equal opportunity. The directive calls for immediate improvements in…

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