What you spot first in this picture tells how you approach problems in your life (there is a bonus hidden too)​

Ever looked at a picture and seen something completely different from what your friend saw, staring at the exact same image? That is exactly what optical illusion personality tests do. They’re pictures designed with more than one image hidden inside, and whichever one your brain grabs onto first is supposedly a clue about how you…

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Rashmika Mandanna introduces herself as ‘Rashmika Mandanna Deverakonda’ at scholarship event with Vijay Deverakonda – Watch |

Pan-India star Rashmika Mandanna has set social media abuzz after making a heartwarming and major personal revelation at a recent charity event. Attending a scholarship function organized by The Deverakonda Foundation in Thummanpet, Telangana, alongside her husband and co-star Vijay Deverakonda, the actress officially introduced herself to the crowd as “Rashmika Mandanna Deverakonda.” The duo,…

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Three wild Himalayan predators share the same turf, hunt at the same hours, and somehow never go to war: Study reveals surprising ‘menu’ differences |

A groundbreaking study in Nepal’s Lapchi Valley reveals a surprising peace among three apex predators: snow leopards, common leopards, and Himalayan wolves. Instead of territorial divisions, their coexistence hinges on distinct dietary preferences. Snow leopards favor wild ungulates, common leopards prey on livestock and smaller animals near settlements, while wolves consume a mix. The Himalayas…

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HCLTech Q4: Revenue dips 3.3% QoQ, flags AI deflation

BENGALURU/NEW DELHI: HCLTech’s results presented a mixed picture, weighed down by client-specific headwinds, delayed procurement decisions and persistent market volatility, even as the company continued to lean into artificial intelligence as a long-term growth driver.Revenue for the March quarter declined 3.3% sequentially in constant currency (which excludes currency impact) and grew 2.4% year-on-year. In dollar…

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David Warner: ‘A reckless, foolish decision’: David Warner to accept responsibility in drink-driving case | Off the field News

David Warner (IANS Photo) Former Australia opener David Warner will “accept responsibility” for his alleged drink-driving offence, with his lawyer describing the incident as a “reckless” and “foolish” mistake during a court hearing in Sydney on Thursday.The 39-year-old cricketer, one of Australia’s most recognisable sporting figures, is facing a mid-range drink-driving charge after allegedly recording…

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IIT Delhi innovations earn top honours at Sanrachna 2026 technical textiles hackathon

Three IIT Delhi research innovations recognised among top ideas at Sanrachna 2026 technical textiles hackathon nationwide NEW DELHI: The Department of Textile and Fibre Engineering at IIT Delhi has secured national recognition at the Sanrachna 2026: Product Development and Design Hackathon, with three research-led innovations being selected among the top three innovative ideas in the…

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R Madhavan opens up about receiving Padma Shri and Dhurandhar success: ‘People will expect more from me now’ | Hindi Movie News

R Madhavan opens up about receiving Padma Shri and Dhurandhar success (Image credits: Instagram) Actor-filmmaker R Madhavan says receiving the Padma Shri has added a new sense of responsibility to his career, even as he basks in the success of Dhurandhar, one of the most talked-about films of the year.In a recent conversation with DD…

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TS EAPCET 2026 application correction facility opens: Submit changes before April 8, direct link here

The Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TGCHE) has opened the application correction window for TS EAMCET (also known as TS EAPCET) 2026 today, providing candidates an opportunity to rectify errors in their submitted application forms. Applicants who have already registered for the entrance examination can now log in to the official website and make…

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NCERT textbook shortage: Class 9 students hardest hit in Bengaluru CBSE schools

Class 9 students hit hardest as NCERT books remain unavailable in Bengaluru schools. (Representative Image) BENGALURU: Schools have reopened, but several CBSE schools in the city are reeling under shortage of NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) textbooks, thus affecting their academic schedules. While schools say there is a shortage of books for…

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