On 27 September 2026, Virat Kohli added another chapter to a familiar story. Against West Indies in Thiruvananthapuram, he finished unbeaten on 139 off 88 balls. It included 10 fours and 9 sixes. It was his 55th ODI hundred and 86th in international cricket. Here’s the full picture, in plain language. Virat Kohli’s centuries at […]
For years clean energy was a moral argument. You picked it because it was right, and you often paid extra. That’s flipped. In a lot of places, new solar and wind now cost less than new fossil plants, and price does what appeals to conscience never quite managed. Cheap panels, cheap turbines Solar has dropped […]
Somebody I know spent years telling everyone she was definitely planing trip to Andaman next year before she actually booked anything. When I finally asked why the delay, her answer was honest: she had no idea where to even start, and every guide she read felt like it was written for a different kind of […]
Here’s the uncomfortable number nobody puts in the headline: only about 30% of home renovations fully recoup what you spend on them. The rest? You’re paying for how you live in the house, not for what you’ll get back at closing. That’s not necessarily a bad trade plenty of renovations are worth doing purely because […]
Here’s something I didn’t see coming: every single vehicle on Consumer Reports 2026 Top Picks list is now available as a hybrid or an EV. Not most. All ten. A few years back that would’ve sounded like a press release exaggeration. It isn’t. And it genuinely changes how you should be shopping right now, because […]
Look at India’s monthly two-wheeler sales charts and you’ll notice something almost boring the same bike wins every single month, and not by a little. That bike is the Hero Splendor. And figuring out why it keeps winning tells you more about how people actually buy motorcycles than any glossy “top bike” list ever will. […]
A decade ago, “studying abroad” meant picking one of four countries and hoping it worked out. Not anymore. Roughly 1.88 million Indian students are now studying across 153 countries and that number kept climbing even as visa rules tightened in several of the “safe” destinations. This has stopped being a niche path. It’s mainstream now, […]
India’s cultural calendar seems to wake up all at once. The monsoon eases, galleries reopen, concert halls start filling back in, and festival grounds begin prepping for the long run-up to Diwali. This year’s version has been unusually packed and a few of the events happening right now say something bigger about where India’s cultural […]
Automation has been around since the first power. What’s different now is the kind of work being automated. Machines used to handle muscle jobs: lifting, stamping, welding. Software now goes after the “eyes and judgment” jobs, like spotting a defect, reading a scan, or deciding which shipment gets rerouted. That reaches industries that thought they […]
Open any streaming app and scroll through new releases, and odds are decent that you’ve already listened to something with no human songwriter behind it at all, without ever realizing it. Deezer, one of the major streaming platforms, has estimated that roughly one-third of the tracks being uploaded to its service now are AI-generated. That’s […]
