Not just humans, apes can imagine, pretend and mentally track things that aren’t real, study finds |

For decades, imagination was treated as a uniquely human trait, the mental ability to picture objects, events, or scenarios that do not physically exist. From storytelling and pretend play to abstract planning, this capacity was seen as a defining line separating humans from other animals. A new scientific study is now challenging that long-held belief…

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Delhi High Court restrains Ilaiyaraaja in the copyright case filed by Saregama, next hearing in April |

The Delhi High Court has temporarily stopped legendary composer Ilaiyaraaja from using or licensing songs from Saregama’s extensive catalogue. This crucial interim order follows Saregama’s copyright suit, citing Ilaiyaraaja’s alleged ownership claims over works transferred to the company via agreements from 1976 to 2001. The court emphasized the company’s potential irreparable loss, with further hearings…

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“They can’t take no for an answer,” Foreign tourist shares his Agra experience and why it is a lesson for everyone |

For many travellers, the Taj Mahal represents a once-in-a-lifetime milestone, which is also one of the most beautiful structures in the world. For many, it also serves as a stop on the journey to completing the New 7 Wonders of the World. The white marble monument often appears serene in photographs, framed by calm reflecting…

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SC stays recovery proceedings against Rajasthan government for not refunding to a contractor | India News

NEW DELHI: Facing the embarrassment of recovery proceedings for failing to refund a contractor — with some movable property, including furniture and vehicles, already seized — the Rajasthan government received relief from the Supreme Court on Monday. The top court stayed the proceedings against it.A bench comprising Justices M M Sundresh and N Kotiswar Singh…

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Who is Kashyap Patel? Indian-origin doctor wins prestigious NRI award Hind Rattan for transforming cancer care | World News

Indian-origin physician and oncology leader Kashyap Patel has been selected to receive the Hind Rattan Award, one of the highest honours bestowed on members of the Indian diaspora by the NRI Welfare Society of India. The award recognises non-resident Indians whose professional excellence and public service have created lasting social impact. Patel, a Medical Director…

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$3.3 billion funding: Key real estate firms line up IPO listings in 2026 amid strong housing demand

Indian real estate companies are rushing to raise around $3.3 billion through IPOs this year. This surge in public offerings comes as developers gain confidence in urban growth and housing demand, with more than half a dozen firms preparing to go public, as reported by Bloomberg.n comparison, the entire property sector, including developers and REITs,…

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‘Seyon’ FIRST LOOK poster: Sivakarthikeyan shines in rugged and rustic avatar, surrounded by peacocks in Sivakumar Murugesan directorial |

The iconic Tamil sports drama ‘Ghilli’, starring Vijay, is returning to theaters this Friday due to overwhelming fan demand and at the request of theatre owners. This re-release follows its massive success in 2024, which set a new benchmark for old film comebacks in Tamil cinema, drawing in both young audiences and families. The official…

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Rinku Singh–Priya Saroj love story: When Priya revealed her father wanted her to marry an IAS officer – and how they convinced him |

Rinku Singh–Priya Saroj love story Rinku Singh, Team India’s ace cricketer, is stealing the show off-field too. His romance with Priya Saroj is pure Bollywood – think love at first sight, family drama, postponed weddings. After a few years of knowing each other, the couple got engaged on June 8, 2025, and they are set…

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Dubai crown prince Sheikh Hamdan mourns passing of UAE royal photographer Ramesh Shukla | World News

Dubai mourns the loss of Ramesh Shukla, the revered Indian expat photographer who captured the UAE’s transformation for over six decades. Known as the “royal photographer,” Shukla’s lens chronicled defining moments, from the nation’s formation to its rise as a global hub. His iconic images, including the Union’s declaration, are now etched in the UAE’s…

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