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Mumbai: Author Chetan Bhagat unveiled Chiropractor & Physiotherapist, a book by Dr Rajneesh Kant, at an event in Mumbai. Published by TS Publication, the book aims to make chiropractic care, spinal health and related treatment concepts easier for general readers to understand. One of the notable moments at the launch was a demonstration in which Dr Kant performed an adjustment technique on Bhagat’s wrist. Bhagat subsequently spoke about experiencing relief and appreciated the technique, according to the event organisers. For Dr Kant, the occasion held personal significance. He shared that he had been reading Bhagat’s novels since childhood and had…

Nestlé India has reported a strong performance for the second quarter of financial year 2026-27, with growth across major product categories driven by higher volumes, increased brand investments and expanding consumer reach.The company’s Board of Directors approved the quarterly results on Thursday. Nestlé India recorded total sales of Rs 6,782.2 crore during the quarter, registering a growth of 20.5% compared to the corresponding period. Domestic sales also grew by 20.4%, supported by strong demand across urban and rural markets.The company’s Profit After Tax (PAT) stood at Rs 1,026.8 crore, marking a 36.3% increase compared to the same quarter last year.…

A goal can put a team ahead, but sometimes one crucial save keeps its dream alive. In India’s historic Asian Games women’s hockey final against China, goalkeeper Savita Punia delivered that moment, helping her team protect a narrow lead and end a 44-year wait for gold. On 2 October 2026, India defeated defending champions China 1-0 in the final in Japan. The victory secured India’s first Asian Games women’s hockey gold since 1982 and earned the team direct qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. The moment that changed the match India took the lead in the 10th minute when…

Today, black pepper sits on almost every dining table in the world, right next to the salt. It is so common that we hardly notice it. Yet for more than two thousand years, this small dried fruit was one of the most valuable goods in world trade. The hunger for it sent ships across unknown oceans, made cities rich, and helped bring European trading companies to Asia. Born on India’s Malabar Coast Black pepper (Piper nigrum) is native to the Western Ghats of southern India, and the Malabar Coast, in today’s Kerala, was its heartland. It grows as a climbing…

From Seedhe Maut’s live performance to horror cosplay, family activities and film screenings, HorrorCon India returns to New Delhi on October 31 and November 1. Halloween is becoming a bigger occasion for music, costumes and pop culture enthusiasts in India. Adding to the celebrations, HorrorCon India 2026 will return to New Delhi for its third edition, bringing together horror fans, music lovers, gamers, creators and families for a two-day festival. Organised by TMV (The Mad Virus) and Khooni Monday, the event will take place on October 31 and November 1 at NSIC Grounds in Okhla, New Delhi. The organisers expect…

A new book launched by author Chetan Bhagat aims to explain chiropractic care, patient assessment and the practical aspects of running a clinic. Mumbai : Understanding the causes of physical discomfort and the available approaches to care can help people make more informed health decisions. With this in mind, Dr Rajneesh Kant has introduced Chiropractor & Physiotherapist, an informative book launched by author Chetan Bhagat at an event in Mumbai. Published by TS Publication, the book introduces readers to chiropractic care, its background, clinical practices and the fundamentals of establishing a chiropractic clinic. It is designed to explain the subject…

Open your phone in the evening and the scoreboard is already there. A school friend has been made a manager. A cousin has bought a flat. Someone from your college group is posting wedding photos from a heritage hotel in Rajasthan. Five minutes ago you were perfectly fine with your day, and now you are quietly doing maths about your own life. In 1954, psychologist Leon Festinger published his theory of social comparison, built on a simple observation. When there is no clear yardstick for how we are doing, we look at other people to find one. Am I good…

You walk into a meeting and sense the tension before anyone speaks. A friend calls just as you were thinking of them. After an hour with one relative, you feel flat, as if someone pulled your plug. Many people call such moments “being in tune with energy”. Lists of these signs are everywhere online, and most readers nod along to almost every point. That is what makes them interesting. Let us go through eleven common signs and see what may really be happening. 1. You sense the mood of a room instantly Your brain reads faces, posture and tone of…

An unfamiliar phone number can leave people wondering whether to answer or let the call ring. It could be a delivery agent, a hospital, a job recruiter or someone trying to sell a product. From November 1, 2026, a new telecom feature is expected to make that decision easier by displaying the caller’s name alongside their phone number on supported mobile networks. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has directed telecom service providers to introduce Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) across all service areas from that date. According to a circular dated October 13, the service must be provided by default, without…

On his 95th birth anniversary, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam’s journey reminds us that success is not just about reaching the top, but about helping others rise. What does it take for a boy from a modest family in a small Tamil Nadu town to become the President of India? For Dr Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam, the answer lay in curiosity, hard work and an enduring belief in the power of education. Born on 15 October 1931 in Rameswaram, Kalam grew up in a humble household. His father, Jainulabdeen, owned a boat, while his mother, Ashiamma, managed the home. Financial…