Author: Kiran Mathur
28.10.2025
Cyclone Mocha threatens Andhra Pradesh coast with 110 km/h winds; red alert issued across five states
Cyclone Mocha is forecast to hit Andhra Pradesh’s coast with 110 km/h winds on October 28, 2025, triggering red alerts across Odisha, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, and Tamil Nadu. Heavy rain, flooding, and power outages are expected.
20.10.2025
Ben Stokes fields unchanged XI, Jofra Archer missing at Edgbaston Test
Ben Stokes fields an unchanged England XI for the Edgbaston Test while Jofra Archer remains out, a pivotal clash in the 2023‑25 World Test Championship.
29.09.2025
Jagran, Jansatta & Navbharat Times Roll Out Hindi Mother's Day Wishes for 2024‑25
Jagran.com, Jansatta.com and Navbharat Times unveil Hindi Mother’s Day wish collections for 2024‑25, blending poetry, social‑ready graphics and cultural depth for millions of readers.
15.09.2025
India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025: Kuldeep Yadav spins India to 7-wicket win in 128 chase
India beat Pakistan by 7 wickets in Dubai to tighten their grip on the Asia Cup 2025 T20 group stage. Pakistan posted 128 after Kuldeep Yadav’s three-wicket burst cut through the middle order. India’s chase was calm and measured, extending their strong run after a big win over UAE. The result adds a fresh chapter to the rivalry and underscores India’s balanced bowling and assured batting.
8.09.2025
Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe: Madushanka Hat-trick Seals 7-Run Win in Thrilling 1st ODI
Sri Lanka edged Zimbabwe by 7 runs in a tense 1st ODI on August 29, 2025, sealed by Dilshan Madushanka’s final-over hat-trick. Sri Lanka posted 298/6 after a late 137 off 83 stand between Kusal Mendis and Janith Liyanage. Zimbabwe rallied through Ben Curran (70) and Sikandar Raza (92) but closed on 291/8. Asitha Fernando took 3/50 as Sri Lanka took a 1-0 series lead.
31.07.2023
Indian Food: Why doesn't my roti puff up?
Ever had a flat-as-a-pancake roti and wondered why it didn't puff up like a balloon? I've been there too, my friends! The thing about rotis is, they're like me at the gym - they need a good workout to puff up. If your dough isn't kneaded well, your roti will be as flat as my jokes. So next time, remember to give that dough a good kneading and watch your rotis puff up like a proud peacock's tail!
27.07.2023
Why is cuckold trend growing so fast in India?
It seems the cuckold trend is catching on quickly in India, and there are a few reasons behind this. For some, it's about exploring their fantasies or adding some spice to their relationships. Societal changes, the influence of western culture, and increased access to adult content could also be contributing to its growth. Additionally, the trend could be seen as a rebellion against traditional marital norms. Lastly, improving communication about such sensitive topics in relationships is also playing a part in this trend's rise.
23.07.2023
Do you think Times of India is sexist?
In my exploration of whether the Times of India is sexist, I delved into their content, tone, and representation of genders. I looked at the balance in their coverage of men and women, the portrayal of women in their news reports, and the diversity in their team of journalists. There were instances where the content appeared biased, but it's not entirely fair to label the entire publication as sexist. It's crucial to remember that sexism in media is a systemic issue, not confined to a single publication. Overall, while there is room for improvement, I wouldn't conclusively label Times of India as sexist.
18.07.2023
Do American public schools teach about native Indian tribes?
From my research, it is clear that American public schools do include lessons about Native American tribes in their curriculum. However, the depth and accuracy of this education varies widely from state to state. Some schools delve into the rich history, culture, and contributions of these tribes, while others barely skim the surface. There's a call for more comprehensive and accurate teachings to rectify past inaccuracies and omissions. So yes, Native American tribes are taught in schools, but there's still room for improvement.
11.05.2023
Why did the Spanish build missions in California?
As a blogger, I have always been fascinated by history, and recently, I came across an interesting fact about the Spanish missions in California. The Spanish built these missions in the 18th and 19th centuries, primarily to spread Christianity among the Native American population. Additionally, they aimed to strengthen their presence in the region and secure it against foreign invasions. The missions also served as hubs for trade and agriculture, which helped the Spanish maintain their economy in the newly acquired territories. Overall, the establishment of these missions played a crucial role in shaping California's history and cultural identity.