September 20, 2026

Was Nana Patekar in a romantic relationship with Manisha Koirala? ‘Agni Sakshi’ writer reacts: ‘Dosti aur understanding thi’ | Hindi Movie News

ARMAAN03 mins

The reported relationship between Nana Patekar and Manisha Koirala has often been discussed over the years, particularly in connection with their work together in the 1996 psychological thriller ‘Agni Sakshi’. Now, screenwriter, novelist, actor and filmmaker Ranbir Pushp has addressed the speculation surrounding the two actors and recalled the equation he witnessed while working on…

Read More

In 2011, New York covered five acres of Lake George with more than 700 mats to suffocate invasive Asian clams; 97% died, but the invader later spread to 27 locations

ARMAAN05 mins

Representative Image (AI-generated) When invasive Asian clams were discovered in Lake George, New York, in 2010, researchers moved quickly to test whether covering the lakebed could stop the species from spreading. According to a final report by the Darrin Fresh Water Institute at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, published through the Lake Champlain Basin Program, a large-scale…

Read More

Water kept leaking into his ground-floor home despite repeated fixes; after an 8-year legal fight, Maharashtra court orders first floor flat owner to allow repairs and split costs

ARMAAN05 mins

The upstairs owner was no longer willing to let repair workers enter his flat. (Image for representative purpose only) Co-habiting in a housing society can come with its set of challenges. One such case is of a ground floor flat occupant who was constantly troubled by water leakage from the first floor, and the problem…

Read More

Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on 94 blood samples; they detected amoxicillin allergy with 98 percent sensitivity, versus about 17 percent for a standard commercial test

ARMAAN09 mins

A new blood testing platform could make it easier to identify people who are genuinely allergic to amoxicillin, one of the most widely used penicillin antibiotics. Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on blood samples from 94 people, including 50 patients with confirmed amoxicillin allergy and 44 who tolerated the drug. The experimental system detected…

Read More

Sonu Sood REACTS to ‘Hanuman Ansh’s stunning Rs 220 crore box office success: ‘It’s high time we make films not just for the glamour but stories’ |

ARMAAN03 mins

Sonu Sood REACTS to ‘Hanuman Ansh’s stunning Rs 220 crore box office success: ‘It’s high time we make films not just for the glamour but stories’ ‘Hanuman Ansh’, a film chronicling the life and miracles associated with spiritual guru Neem Karoli Baba, has itself become something of a box office miracle. Starting off with little…

Read More

Nepal finance minister heads to India for flood reconstruction talks as losses mount | India News

ARMAAN02 mins

Nepal finance minister Swarnim Wagle. (Reuters file photo) NEW DELHI: Nepal finance minister Swarnim Wagle will in New Delhi for a two-day visit from Thursday for talks on post-flood reconstruction and wider economic cooperation as Kathmandu looks to India for support after the Aug 26 disaster devastated hydropower projects, roads, bridges and settlements and left…

Read More

‘Our father being slowly killed’: Imran Khan’s sons accuse Pakistan’s Asim Munir of vendetta

ARMAAN03 mins

Imran Khan’s sons: Sulaiman Khan (left) and Kasim Khan (Photo: The Times) The sons of jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan have accused army chief Asim Munir of pursuing a “personal vendetta” against their father, alleging that his prison conditions amount to mental and physical torture.Speaking to The Guardian, Kasim Khan, 27, and Sulaiman…

Read More

Scientists turned rice plants into tiny power sources; the system also cut methane emissions from paddy cultivation |

ARMAAN04 mins

In the rice fields, the soil around plant roots is home to countless microorganisms that feed on organic matter released by the plants. As microorganisms break down this organic matter, they release electrons that can produce a small electrical current. Researchers are investigating whether this process can be harnessed without affecting normal rice growth. According…

Read More