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Hasan Piker accused of lying about being “dead broke” after Community Notes expose family ties

Twitch streamer Hasan Piker's claim of being "dead broke" has been challenged by X's Community Notes, revealing his privileged background. Critics accuse him of misrepresenting his past, citing his father's executive role at a major Turkish conglomerate and family ties to The Young Turks. This controversy questions his authenticity as a voice for the working class.

Understanding male fertility and health: Why size doesn’t always matter in men according to science

New research challenges the 'bigger is better' mentality, revealing that increased male body size and fat mass are linked to declining reproductive health and fertility. Studies show higher body fat can suppress testosterone and reduce sperm quality, while moderate hormone levels and a balanced lifestyle are crucial for optimal male well-being and reproductive function.

Why the sound of chewing, tapping or clicking drives you mad, according to neuroscience

Certain everyday sounds trigger intense emotional and physical reactions in some individuals due to abnormal brain connections between auditory and emotional regions. This condition, misophonia, causes harmless noises to be perceived as threats, leading to involuntary anger or anxiety. Understanding this biological and psychological basis is the first step to managing these reactions.

EU strikes last-ditch deal on climate targets as COP30 looms

The European Union struck a deal Wednesday on the 27-nation bloc's next big emissions-cutting targets, after making a string of concessions to win over reluctant capitals in time for the UN's COP30 summit. Ministers also needed a unanimous deal on the EU emissions target for 2035, known as a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), which Paris Agreement signatories are supposed to bring to the COP30.

US President Donald Trump re-nominates Jared Isaacman as NASA chief to strengthen partnerships and space economy

President Donald Trump has renominated billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman as NASA administrator, reversing an earlier withdrawal. Isaacman, a seasoned pilot and private astronaut, is praised for his expertise and dedication to advancing space exploration and the space economy. This move signals a renewed focus on collaboration between NASA and private space companies.

EU strikes deal on weakened 2040 climate target as COP30 looms

The European Union's 27 member states struck a deal Wednesday on the bloc's next big emissions-cutting target, after making overnight concessions to win over reluctant capitals in time for the UN's COP30 summit in Brazil. EU countries also agreed a related 2035 emissions-cutting objective that they must bring to the UN climate talks, set at between 66.25 percent and 72.5 percent. adc/ec/del/yad

Chucarosaurus diripienda: The dinosaur so massive it shattered roads and transformed how scientists study titanosaurs

A colossal titanosaur, Chucarosaurus diripienda, unearthed in Patagonia, measured 30 meters and weighed tens of tonnes. Its immense size even cracked a road during transport, highlighting its incredible bulk. This discovery offers new insights into how these giants evolved, moved, and survived, challenging previous notions of their agility and strength.

37 Incredible Virat Kohli Records On His 37th Birthday

August 18, 2008 marked the international debut of Virat Kohli, in a One Day International (ODI) against Sri Lanka.  While there was a spark right from the beginning, the stalwart took a bit of time to showcase his true potential, one that would allow him to dominate the sport for over a decade.  Today, he remains active in only a single format internationally, having retired from T20Is and Tests, and after setting several records, might be dreaming of the 2027 ICC World Cup as his swangsong. As we wait for more magic from Virat Kohli's bat, let's take a look at 37 incredible records set by the "King" on the 37th Birthday. Virat Kohli - A Legacy Unmatched 1) Most 100s in ODIs – 51 2) Second-most international 100s - 82 (Tests: 30, ODIs: 51, T20Is: 1) 3) Fastest player to 14,000 runs in ODIs 4) Most 100s while chasing in ODIs - 28 5) Highest average in ODI while chasing - 65.5 6) Most runs in ICC World Cup 2023 - 765 runs (This is a world record for a single edition) 7) First player to 4,000 runs in T20Is 8) Most Man of the Series awards in T20Is - 7  9) The only Indian batsman to rank number 1 in all formats 10) Most successful Indian captain in Tests – 40 wins in 68 matches 11) Most double centuries as Test captain - 7 12) Most double centuries by an Indian batsman in Tests - 7 13) Highest win percentage in Tests at home - 77.41% 14) Total runs in Test career - 9,230  15) Third-most international runs - 27,673 16) Most international runs (more than 20,000 runs) between 2010-2019 17) Part of the winning team in ICC trophies 5 times. 18) Most runs for India in ICC Champions Trophy 2025 - 747 19) Under-19 World Cup winning captain (2008) 20) Fastest Indian batsman to score a century in ODI - 52 balls 21) Most runs in IPL - 8,661 22) Most 50 plus scores in IPL - 71 23) Most fours in IPL - 771 24) Most boundaries (fours + sixes) in IPL - Over 1,000 25) Most runs in a single IPL season - 973 (2016) 26) More than 600 runs in 3 consecutive seasons in IPL (2023–2025) 27) Most 50+ scores in winning matches in an IPL season - 8  28) Most matches for a team in IPL (RCB) - 267 29) First player to play all seasons for the same team in IPL (18 seasons, RCB) 30) Most runs for India in T20Is - 13,543 runs (all T20 leagues combined) 31) Most runs in ICC T20 World Cup - 1292 32) Total runs across all formats - more than 26,000 runs 33) More than 300 catches in international cricket 34) Three-time ICC Cricketer of the Year - 2017, 2018, 2023 35) ICC Men's Player of the Decade (2010–2020) 36) Most Man of the Match awards in international cricket - 69  37) Most Man of the Series awards in international cricket - 21 

World on track to dangerous warming as emissions hit record high: UN

National commitments to slash heat-trapping pollution would limit global warming up to 2.5C this century -- nowhere near enough to avoid devastating climate impacts despite a sweep of new pledges, the UN warned Tuesday. Big polluters most responsible for the crisis have been urged to pledge faster and deeper emissions cuts to bend the curve back to 1.5C by the end of the century.

Royal Enfield Expands Line-Up With Bullet 650 And Electric Flying Flea Scrambler At EICMA

The Bullet is a name recognised by all, even by those not into motorcycles, and now there is a new addition to the legacy: the Bullet 650, showcased at EICMA. The new Bullet 650 brings this iconic name into the 650cc family. In essence, it shares much with the Classic 650, with many aspects of the motorcycle bearing close resemblance to the latter. But is it merely the same wine in a new bottle? Not quite. Design and Styling Details The styling of the Bullet 650 is distinct, featuring hand-painted pinstripes on its teardrop fuel tank and an LED headlamp complemented by pilot lamps. It retains the familiar Bullet silhouette with signature styling cues that fans will instantly recognise. The instrument cluster offers a blend of tradition and modernity, combining analogue dials with digital elements. True to Royal Enfield’s heritage, the Bullet 650 comes with wire-spoke wheels, a design choice that reinforces its classic appeal. Performance and Technical Highlights Mechanically, there are no major surprises. The bike is powered by the same 648cc parallel-twin engine producing 47hp and 52.3Nm of torque. It comes paired with a six-speed transmission and a slipper clutch, ensuring smoother gear shifts and better control. The motorcycle is built on a steel tubular frame and features Showa suspension with tube-type tyres. The Bullet 650 will be available in two colours, Cannon Black and Battleship Blue, with the Blue version confirmed for select international markets. Other Key Reveals at EICMA Royal Enfield also unveiled the 125th Anniversary Classic 650 Special Edition and the Himalayan Mana Black, a special edition of its adventure model. However, another major highlight was the Flying Flea Scrambler, an electric bike that is slated to arrive in India by the end of next year. The Flying Flea Scrambler comes equipped with a staggered 19-inch front and 18-inch rear wheel setup. On the tech front, it features a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, voice assist, 4G connectivity, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, signalling a leap into the future for Royal Enfield’s electric ambitions.

Jim Corbett Safari Guide Banned After Tourist Alleges Misconduct In Viral Post

A tourist's account of a troubling safari experience at Jim Corbett National Park has gone viral, sparking outrage over the conduct of park guides and prompting officials to launch an inquiry. The visitor, identified as Rattan Dhillon, shared a post on X describing his guide's "bizarre and disgraceful" behaviour, from offering tobacco to tourists and littering, to napping through most of the safari. Meet our guide for the day at Jim Corbett National Park and unfortunately, this is what he had to offer: tobacco. We even had to stop him from littering by throwing the packet on the ground. After taking a long one-hour nap during the safari, he woke up only to say, “Deer meat… pic.twitter.com/0PZlkWB6Wx — Rattan Dhillon (@ShivrattanDhil1) November 3, 2025 “Meet our guide for the day at Jim Corbett National Park and unfortunately, this is what he had to offer: tobacco. We even had to stop him from littering by throwing the packet on the ground,” Dhillon wrote. Guide Slept For An Hour During Safari He added that after sleeping for nearly an hour during the safari, the guide woke up only to remark, “Deer meat tastes good.”“There was not a single word about the park, wildlife, or conservation,” Dhillon said, calling the episode “embarrassing,” especially in front of foreign tourists who were eager to learn about India’s biodiversity. Dhillon’s post, which has garnered over 2.4 million views, drew a flood of reactions from social media users. While many condemned the alleged behaviour, others said their experiences at Corbett had been positive. One user commented, "When compared to guides in Europe, Indian guides stand nowhere. They exploit tourists." Another countered, "I've been to Corbett 7-8 times and never encountered a rude or careless guide." In response to the controversy, Corbett Tiger Reserve Field Director Saket Badola said the guide had been banned pending an inquiry.“Thanks for bringing the matter to my attention. Such behaviour is not acceptable if true. An inquiry has been instituted, and the guide has been banned till the completion of the investigation. Due action will be taken based on the findings,” Badola stated. Jim Corbett National Park, India’s oldest tiger reserve, is one of the country’s most visited wildlife destinations — but the incident has reignited concerns over tourism ethics, guide training, and conservation awareness in India’s protected areas.

Skoda Kylaq Vs Hyundai Venue N Line: Compact SUVs Turn Up The Performance

The sub-4m SUV segment is no longer just about efficiency or space, performance is now part of the equation too. Skoda’s Kylaq and Hyundai’s newly launched Venue N Line both bring turbo-petrol power and a choice between manual and automatic transmissions to the table. Dimensions and Design Both SUVs measure under 4 metres at 3,995mm in length. The Kylaq has a width of 1,783mm, while the Venue is slightly wider at 1,800mm. Their wheelbases differ marginally, with the Venue offering 2,520mm and the Kylaq 2,556mm. Visually, both SUVs carry a sporty stance. The Kylaq bears Skoda’s signature design cues but in a more compact format, whereas the Venue N Line distinguishes itself with elements such as 17-inch alloy wheels and dual exhaust tips. Interiors and Features Inside, both models follow an all-black, performance-inspired theme. Common features include a sunroof and several comfort-focused additions. The Venue N Line stands out with its unique N Line touches and a long list of features: a 360-degree camera, powered hand brake, ADAS suite, and over-the-air updates. The Kylaq, meanwhile, offers dual powered seats, a sunroof, and a rear camera. Engine and Price Under the hood, the Kylaq is powered by a 1.0-litre turbo engine producing 115bhp, paired with either a six-speed manual or an automatic transmission. The Venue N Line, in comparison, uses a 1.0-litre turbo engine delivering 120bhp, mated to a DCT or manual gearbox. Price-wise, the Kylaq ranges from Rs 7.5 lakh to Rs 12.5 lakh, while the Venue N Line is priced between Rs 7.9 lakh and Rs 15.50 lakh. Driving Experience The Kylaq delivers Skoda’s trademark crisp driving experience, while the Venue N Line combines sporty styling with advanced technology. Both models bring driving excitement to the sub-4m SUV space, catering to those who want compact dimensions without compromising on performance.

Why Is Mira Nair Trending On X?

Acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair, known for her cinematic brilliance and global storytelling, is trending on X (formerly Twitter), and for a reason that has warmed hearts across continents. Her son, Zohran Mamdani, has just been elected as the Mayor of New York City, marking an extraordinary and emotional moment that has social media abuzz with pride, nostalgia, and joy. With fans are sharing old interviews and congratulating the family, X is overflowing with love for the director whose work has long bridged the worlds of art, culture, and emotion. Mira Nair, who has always balanced her Indian roots with her international creative vision, now finds herself in the spotlight for a personal milestone that transcends cinema. ALSO READ: Who Is Zohran Mamdani? The First Indian-Origin Muslim Mayor Of New York City Who Is Mira Nair? For those who know her only through her iconic films, Mira Nair is more than just an acclaimed filmmaker. She’s a storyteller who reshaped how the world sees India. The Indian-American director has spent decades crafting timeless works that explore identity, belonging, and the human spirit with sensitivity and colour. Her globally acclaimed films like Monsoon Wedding, The Namesake, and Queen of Katwe reflect her deep understanding of both Indian traditions and Western sensibilities. Living in New York, Nair has become a symbol of artistic authenticity, a filmmaker who turns cultural nuances into universal emotions. Her works continue to inspire new generations of artists, and now, her son’s political journey seems to echo her legacy of purpose and passion. Her Son’s Remarkable Win In a twist that feels straight out of a film script, Zohran Mamdani, the son of Mira Nair and academic Mahmood Mamdani, has emerged victorious in the New York City mayoral elections. His win, defeating former Governor Andrew Cuomo, is being hailed as one of the most talked-about political moments of the year. His win, defeating former Governor Andrew Cuomo, is being hailed as one of the most talked-about political moments of the year. Social media users can’t stop celebrating this powerful mother-son duo, one a visionary storyteller, the other a rising leader shaping the future of one of the world’s greatest cities. It’s a moment that beautifully fuses art, intellect, and politics. Soon after the news broke, “Mira Nair” began trending across X, with fans posting heartwarming tributes and nostalgic film clips. From Indian cinema lovers to global film critics, the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. Tweets poured in celebrating not just Zohran’s win but also Mira’s lifelong influence.