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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle releasing in India: Becomes the first anime film to have 5 am shows. Where to watch all four seasons on OTT
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle is currently gearing up for the released in Indian theatres on September 13, 2025, marking a historic moment as the first Japanese anime film in India with screenings as early as 5:00 am. Advance bookings have already broken records. Read on to know where you can watch the four other season online.
Giorgio Armani to be buried Monday in private ceremony
Giorgio Armani, the iconic Italian fashion designer, will be laid to rest in a private family ceremony on Monday in Rivalta, a village near Milan. Thousands of mourners paid their respects over the weekend as his coffin was displayed in Milan.
Amber Enterprises raising Rs 1,200 crore for its subsidiary Iljin Electronics
Amber Enterprises India is set to raise Rs 1200 crore from investors like ChrysCapital and Raptor Investments for its electronic manufacturing service business, Iljin Electronics. The funds will fuel Iljin's organic and inorganic growth, with Amber's stake diluting post-investment. Iljin manufactures printed circuit boards for various industries, including automotive and telecommunications.
Sinners OTT release in India: When and where to watch Michael B Jordan's blockbuster horror movie
Directed by Ryan Coogler, Sinners, the supernatural horror film featuring Michael B Jordan, is all set for digital debut without paying rent money. The film hit the theatres on April 18, 2025, and it was a box office hit. Read on to know where to watch the movie online.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for 11 states; one of season’s broadest, sweeping Northeast and Mid-Atlantic until 8 pm Saturday
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch 607 until 8:00 p.m. EDT, impacting eleven states across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. This extensive watch includes numerous counties and coastal waters from Maryland to Maine. Forecasters are warning of potential damaging winds, heavy rain, and dangerous lightning in densely populated areas.
Beat screen fatigue fast: This 20-second trick every optometrist recommends
With screens being an important part in work, study, and leisure, many people suffer from digital eye strain, which can result in dryness, fatigue, blurred vision, and headaches. Reduced blinking and extended near-focus are major factors contributing to it, while exposure to blue light can further disrupt sleep patterns and intensify discomfort. Eye specialists suggest simple methods , like the 20-20-20 rule to protect eye health.
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Your screen time might be silently damaging your heart: Cardiologist warns prolonged phone use could double heart disease risk
US-based Cardiologist Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj has warned that excessive screen time may silently damage heart health. Sharing insights on Instagram, he cited research, including a 2016 Anatolian Journal of Cardiology study, linking prolonged mobile use to reduced heart rate variability and greater cardiovascular strain. Bhojraj noted risks such as high blood pressure, obesity, and poor sleep. He urges breaks, digital detox, and movement, reminding: “Your heart deserves better than endless scrolling.”
VinFast debuts in India with VF6 and VF7 electric SUVs, eyes premium EV segment: Check price, features & more
VinFast, Vietnam's EV manufacturer, has entered the Indian market with its premium Vf6 and Vf7 models, aiming to compete with established players like Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors. The company plans to establish a strong presence with 32 dealerships across 27 cities, expanding to 35 by 2025.
Centre issues draft standards to make everyday products accessible for people with disabilities
The government is drafting accessibility standards for everyday items. This includes kitchenware, furniture, and grooming products. The goal is barrier-free access for persons with disabilities. The standards cover 20 categories. They include braille, tactile features, and clear labeling. The framework follows the 'POUR' approach. Products must be Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. The government will offer incentives for compliance.
GST 2.0: Consumer cos readying big festive splash to boost sales
Indian consumer companies, including Reliance Retail and automakers like Hyundai, are increasing marketing and advertising budgets by 15-20% this festive season, spurred by GST cuts effective September 22. These companies aim to attract customers with lower prices and boost sales. Sony India anticipates significant growth in large-screen TV sales, while Parle Products plans increased advertising to gain market share.
Demon Slayer Infinity Castle tickets are now available in India, but there’s a catch
Advance booking has commenced for Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle on BookMyShow, with screenings limited to select theaters from September 12-14. This first film adapts the final arc, depicting Muzan Kibutsuji's assault and the Demon Slayer Corps' ultimate battle. Available in Japanese and English, it promises breathtaking visuals and emotional depth, featuring new theme songs by Aimer and LiSA.
Nikhil Kamath’s 'digital detox' question uncovers a surprising truth: Stanford-graduate venture capitalist says, ‘It is already a business’
On Nikhil Kamath’s WTF podcast, venture capitalists Deedy Das, Nikunj Kothari, and Niko Bonatsos explored whether digital detox could become a major business. Bonatsos, a Harvard, Cambridge, and Stanford graduate known for backing Snapchat and Discord, argued it already is, citing retreats, apps like Clearspace and Opal, and “dumb phones.” While panelists noted cheap data and YouTube’s dominance make detox unrealistic for many, Bonatsos said consumers are increasingly paying to escape digital overload.
What is Mohs Surgery? The skin cancer removal technique Joe Biden just underwent
Former President Joe Biden underwent Mohs surgery to remove skin cancer from his forehead, a procedure previously undergone by his wife, Jill Biden. The surgery, a common method for treating skin cancer, involves removing layers of skin until no cancerous cells remain. Increased UV exposure and improved detection methods contribute to the rising rates of skin cancer in the U.S.
Type 2 diabetes triggering heart attacks in the 30s: Why India’s youth are at risk?
Type 2 diabetes is increasingly affecting young Indians, accelerating heart disease risks due to factors like genetics, visceral fat, and unhealthy lifestyles. Modern diets high in fats and sugars, coupled with sedentary habits and mental stress, significantly contribute to early heart attacks.
‘Kissing Bug’ spreads in US: What is deadly Chagas disease, symptoms, risks, prevention tips and more
Chagas disease, a once-rare parasitic infection, is quietly spreading across the US, with confirmed cases in multiple states including Texas and California. Transmitted by “kissing bugs,” it often goes undetected until causing severe heart or digestive complications, prompting experts to call for heightened awareness and screening.
From ACs to TVs, GST bonanza likely to boost demand for premium durables ahead of festive season
The GST Council’s latest rate cuts will likely make premium durables like air conditioners, large-screen televisions and dishwashers significantly cheaper this festive season. Industry leaders say the move will not only boost consumer demand but also accelerate premiumisation and strengthen India’s global competitiveness.
Companies may fire up output by 25% to feed festive frenzy
Indian car, two-wheeler, and electronics manufacturers are ramping up production. They anticipate a surge in demand following Goods and Services Tax (GST) reductions. Automakers expect increased showroom traffic and order volumes, especially for small cars. Electronics firms are expanding production of larger televisions. The GST Council reduced taxes on various items, potentially boosting festive sales.
Film business sees little relief; Some spot an upside
The reduction of GST on film tickets priced up to ₹100 to 5% offers limited relief to audiences and the exhibition industry, struggling with low footfall and competition. While the Multiplex Association of India had requested a 5% tax slab for tickets up to ₹300, the new GST regime doesn't address this.
Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dead at 91
Fashion world mourns the loss of Giorgio Armani. The iconic designer passed away at his home at the age of 91. Armani, known for his unstructured designs, transformed ready-to-wear fashion. His absence was noted at recent runway shows due to illness. He was preparing for a grand celebration marking 50 years of his brand during Milan Fashion Week.
AC, TV makers cheer over 10% duty cut ahead of festive season; price drop on the cards
Consumer appliance makers anticipate price reductions on large-screen TVs and room air conditioners following GST rate cuts. Televisions above 32 inches could see prices drop by up to Rs 4,000, while air conditioners may become 7-8% cheaper. This move is expected to boost sales, increase product penetration, and encourage local manufacturing, particularly benefiting air conditioner sales during the festive season.
Pay more for IPL matches; movie tickets under ₹100 get cheaper
The GST Council has raised tax on sporting events like IPL to 40% while easing levies on cinema tickets under ₹100, now taxed at 5%. Higher-priced movie tickets remain at 18%. The move balances revenue from marquee sports with relief for small-ticket entertainment, despite industry calls for broader cuts.
Electronics items to see price cuts; ACs, dishwashers likely to see reduction of Rs 3,500-4,500 apiece
Aspirational consumer electronics like large-screen TVs, ACs, and dishwashers are set to become more affordable. Chief executives anticipate an 8-9% price reduction following a significant 10 percentage point cut in GST rates. While sales might dip temporarily as consumers delay purchases, pent-up demand is expected to compensate for this slowdown.
PUBG Mobile 4.0 Update: Spooky Soiree mode, new features, events, rewards, and installation guide
PUBG Mobile's 4.0 update arrived on September 3, 2025, introducing the Halloween-themed Spooky Soiree mode with mystical areas and the Ghosty companion. Metro Royale Chapter 22 receives rebalancing, and World of Wonder gains new creative tools. Cycle 7 Season 22 commences with tier adjustments and ranked rewards, alongside events offering exclusive rewards and improved graphics, stability, and security.
PVR Inox bets on ‘smart screens’ in small towns as multiplex growth slows
Pramod Arora, CEO, growth & investment at PVR Inox, said the company is pursuing a dual-track strategy by expanding its mainstream multiplex business while simultaneously building a new chain of low-priced cinemas. Average ticket prices at smart screens will be about 35% lower than the national figure of Rs 254.
BARC-O-Meter: India’s TRP ratings giant’s monopoly may end amid OTT and connected screen shift
Television rating system in India is under scrutiny. Broadcast Audience Research Council faces criticism for lagging behind changing viewership habits. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting considers opening up the market to multiple rating agencies. Some fear confusion, while others see innovation. The debate centers on whether BARC can adapt or new players will emerge.
InMobi Glance elevates Mansi Jain to be its COO
Jain was senior vice president at InMobi’s lock-screen content platform Glance. She had joined the company in 2012. In a statement on Tuesday, the company said Jain will lead Glance’s global expansion.
Remembering Graham Greene: Fans pay tribute to Canadian First Nations star after he dies at 73
Graham Greene Tribute: Graham Greene, the celebrated actor, passed away at 73 in Toronto. He was battling a long illness. Greene was known for his roles in films like 'Dances with Wolves'. His agent remembers him as a man of great character. Many fans and colleagues have shared tributes on social media. His final film, 'Ice Fall', will release later.
Malaysia Airlines MH370 mystery nearing an end? Expert outlines step that could crack case
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 in March 2014, carrying 239 passengers and crew on its route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, has continued to fuel worldwide speculation, conspiracy theories, and multiple large-scale search efforts.
Strike by lawyers of Delhi district courts to continue on Thursday and Friday
Lawyers in Delhi district courts will extend their strike through Thursday and Friday in response to a notification issued by the Lieutenant Governor (LG). The notification permits police to present evidence virtually from police stations. Advocates have been abstaining from work for five days, and a demonstration is planned outside LG House on Friday to protest the notification.
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