WWE Crown Jewel 2025: What Seth Rollins’ Victory Means for His Legacy

At WWE Crown Jewel 2025, held on October 11 at Perth’s RAC Arena, Seth Rollins secured a pivotal victory over Cody Rhodes to become the inaugural Men’s Crown Jewel Champion. This win not only ended a personal rivalry but also marked a significant milestone in Rollins’ illustrious career. A Historic Victory The match between Rollins and Rhodes was a culmination of months of tension and storytelling. In a dramatic turn, Rollins capitalized on an accidental referee knockout, using a Rolex watch—gifted to him by Rhodes—to strike his opponent. He then…

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From Director to Executive Role: Anant Ambani’s Path in Reliance’s Next Generation

In April 2025, Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) made headlines by elevating Anant Mukesh Ambani — youngest son of Chairman Mukesh Ambani — from a non-executive director to a full Executive Director position for a five-year term. This strategic appointment signals a deepening of his role in the group’s operational, strategic and sustainability ambitions. It also reflects the careful succession planning underway in India’s most valuable conglomerate. This article traces Anant Ambani’s journey through the Reliance ecosystem, the rationale behind his new executive role, and the significance of this transition for…

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How the Dhanteras Date Affects Your Diwali Planning in 2025 and Beyond

In the Indian festival calendar, Dhanteras marks the official start of the Diwali celebrations. The precise date of Dhanteras in any given year helps shape the timing and flow of all subsequent festivities — from shopping to rituals to family gatherings. In 2025, Dhanteras falls on Saturday, October 18 (Trayodashi Tithi) . Understanding how this date interacts with the lunar calendar and festival schedules is crucial not only for observant families, but also for businesses, planners, and cultural institutions. Below is a clear guide to why Dhanteras matters, how its…

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Abhishek Bachchan: Balancing Legacy, Reinvention, and Steadfast Persistence in Indian Cinema

Abhishek Bachchan, born on February 5, 1976, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, is one of the few actors in Indian cinema whose journey is marked as much by perseverance as by privilege. The son of Bollywood legends Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan, Abhishek entered the industry under immense expectations—but over time, he has built his own identity through resilience, experimentation, and emotional authenticity. Bachchan made his acting debut with Refugee (2000), opposite Kareena Kapoor. While the film received moderate success, his early years were marked by a series of underperforming projects. However,…

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Varun Dhawan: Navigating Bollywood’s Peaks and Valleys at 38

As the credits rolled on Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari last weekend, Varun Dhawan found himself at the center of yet another box-office skirmish. The romantic comedy, marking his third collaboration with director Shashank Khaitan and co-star Janhvi Kapoor, has garnered praise for its light-hearted banter and Dhawan’s effortless comic timing. Yet, with domestic collections hovering around ₹33 crore by its sixth day—trailing far behind expectations—the film underscores the unpredictable tides of Bollywood. At 38, Dhawan remains a fixture in Hindi cinema, his career a tapestry of unbroken hits, critical…

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Ayodhya’s Nageshwar Nath Mandir: Serpent Lore and Sawan Surge Mark a Timeless Shiva Shrine’s Revival

In the shadow of the Ram Janmabhoomi complex’s expanding draw, Ayodhya’s Nageshwar Nath Mandir— a weathered sentinel on the Saryu River’s banks—has quietly absorbed the spillover of faith, its ancient stone steps echoing with the footsteps of over 50,000 devotees during the recent Sawan season. As the monsoon-swollen river recedes, local authorities grapple with the site’s dual role: a repository of Ramayana lore and a pressure point in the city’s tourism-fueled transformation, where enhanced security now shadows spiritual rituals. The temple, perched at Ram Ki Paidi amid a crescent of…

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Taj Mahal: Agra’s Monument of Love Endures Amid Preservation and Identity Debates

The Taj Mahal, India’s iconic white marble mausoleum, stands at 372 years as a global symbol of Mughal artistry and romantic devotion, yet its legacy is intertwined with modern challenges of preservation and cultural contestation. Commissioned in 1632 by Emperor Shah Jahan and completed in 1653, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Agra continues to captivate millions, while navigating the pressures of tourism, environmental degradation, and historical reinterpretation. The Taj Mahal’s origins trace to Shah Jahan’s grief over the death of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died in 1631 during…

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Dussehra: Festival of Victory, Tradition and Unity in IndiaBy Staff Reporter

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is one of India’s most celebrated festivals, symbolising the victory of good over evil. Observed on the tenth day of the Hindu lunar month of Ashwin (September–October), the festival comes after nine days of Navratri, which honours the divine feminine energy. Mythological significance Dussehra is rooted in two central narratives from Hindu tradition. In northern India, it marks Lord Rama’s triumph over the demon king Ravana, as described in the Ramayana. Effigies of Ravana, along with those of his brother Kumbhakarna and son Meghnad, are…

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YouTube Premium Lite India: What ₹89 Means for India’s Streaming Economy

YouTube has launched Premium Lite in India at ₹89 per month, giving users a lower-cost way to watch most videos ad-free while excluding several features found in full YouTube Premium. The move broadens YouTube’s subscription choices for price-sensitive users and could reshape how viewers, creators and advertisers interact on the platform — but it is not a simple replacement for the full Premium experience. What ₹89 buys you — and what it doesn’t Premium Lite’s headline promise is ad-free viewing for most videos on YouTube in exchange for a smaller…

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Vemulawada Temple: A Historic Centre of Faith and Culture in TelanganaBy Senior Correspondent – Hyderabad

The Vemulawada Rajarajeshwara Swamy Temple, located in Rajanna Sircilla district of Telangana, is one of the most prominent pilgrimage sites in southern India. Dedicated to Lord Rajarajeshwara, a form of Lord Shiva, the temple has for centuries drawn devotees from across the region, earning a revered place in the state’s cultural and spiritual identity. Historical and Religious Significance Believed to have been constructed during the reign of the Chalukyas between the 9th and 10th centuries CE, the temple stands as an enduring testimony to early Deccan architecture and Shaivite traditions.…

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