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New 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid First Look Review: More Than 900 km Range And Coming To India?

Honda yesterday revealed its aggressive new plans for India, which include the potential launch of CBU products. While not confirmed, it seems obvious that the new CR-V is most likely coming to India. At the Tokyo Motor Show, we got a good look at the new CR-V hybrid for the Japan market. This RS-spec model won’t come, but the design is crisp and handsome, with plenty of presence thanks to its near 4.7m length. The RS model shown here looks more aggressive, while the standard model has a flatter look yet retains the traditional CR-V rear styling. Design, Cabin And Hybrid Powertrain Inside, the cabin feels high quality and functional — typical of Honda — while the CR-V-like console with buttons remains. The screen might be on the smaller side, but the quality of the knobs and the overall fit and finish stand out. Space is abundant, offering more room than some of the current big SUVs in this class. The hybrid CR-V uses a petrol-electric combination with a range of about 900 km, which is impressive. The hybrid setup makes sense for India, potentially positioning it as a rival to models like the Toyota Innova Hycross in some respects. Of course, bringing a hybrid model through the imported route will increase costs, but hybrid technology is a Honda strength that should be leveraged more in India. A Potential Halo Model At first impression, the CR-V comes across as a premium SUV that carries Honda’s typical precision, generous space, and strong road presence. If brought in as a CBU, the new CR-V could serve as a halo model for the brand.

Stripped of nationality: What Kuwait’s new circular means for citizens

Kuwait’s Cabinet has issued a new circular detailing the rights, benefits, and restrictions for individuals whose citizenship has been revoked, including those under Article 5/Third of the 1965 census. The circular outlines temporary travel, continued employment, education, housing, investment, and SME loan obligations, while setting clear limits on public property, legal status, and appeal procedures for affected citizens.

Anurag hits back at trolls labelling him as 'Nashedi'

Anurag Kashyap dismissed being labeled a "nashedi", attributing it to his large eyes. He said, “Meri aankehin baadi baadi hai na...” Critics claiming no success were told, “Meri film ne ek ticket bhi nahi bhecha...” He dislikes being tied to ‘Gangs of Wasseypur’ and may collaborate with Salman Khan on a dark cop thriller.

3rd ODI: New Zealand clinch thriller against England, take series 3-0

England suffered a series defeat against New Zealand in the third one-day international. The team was bowled out for 222, and New Zealand chased down the target with 32 balls remaining. This loss concludes a 3-0 series defeat for England. The team's batting struggled throughout the series. This series loss precedes their upcoming Ashes series in Australia.

Sid talks about his newborn daughter for the first time

Bollywood stars Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, who married in 2023, welcomed a baby girl on July 15th. Sidharth shared that they are still trying to determine who their daughter resembles, with the couple constantly admiring her. While their daughter's name remains private, both mother and child are reportedly in good health.

Days After Louvre Heist, Over 1,000 Artifacts Stolen From California's Oakland Museum

Police in California are investigating the theft of over 1,000 cultural and historical items from the Oakland Museum of California’s storage facility.  The stolen collection includes handcrafted metal jewellery, Native American baskets and everyday memorabilia such as campaign pins and athletic trophies that reflect the story of the Golden State. According to Oakland Police, the burglary took place in the early hours of 15 October at an off-site storage building. Investigators say the stolen pieces represent an irreplaceable part of California’s artistic and cultural history. Museum Appeals for Public Help in Recovering Artifacts Museum Director Lori Fogarty said the case was being made public to seek help from the community. She urged people to look out for the missing items in pawn shops, antique stores and flea markets. “They’re not just a loss to the museum,” Fogarty said. “They’re a loss to the public and to our community. We’re hoping the community can help us bring them home.”Fogarty added that the incident appeared to be a crime of opportunity rather than a planned art theft. “We think the thieves found a way to enter the building, took what they could easily carry and escaped quickly,” she said. OPD and the FBI, is investigating a burglary that occurred at the Oakland Museum of California’s off-site storage facility. The suspect(s) broke into the facility and stole more than 1,000 items from the Museum’s collection. More in the linkhttps://t.co/Oc409w1A5Z pic.twitter.com/9Vx2L1yNqA — Oakland Police Dept. (@oaklandpoliceca) October 29, 2025 Among the stolen objects are neckpieces by the late artist and metalsmith Florence Resnikoff, a pair of scrimshaw walrus tusks and a number of Native American baskets. Many of the items are from the 20th century and include historical memorabilia such as campaign badges and sports awards. Experts Suspect Quick Resale of Stolen Goods The Oakland Museum of California is known for documenting the state’s art, history and natural environment. Its collection spans from late 18th-century artworks to modern pieces, photographs, natural specimens and sound recordings. The museum has hosted acclaimed exhibitions on the Black Power movement and student activism. John Romero, a retired Los Angeles Police Department captain who once led the department’s commercial crimes unit, told the Los Angeles Times that the stolen pieces may already have been sold. He said detectives are likely checking resale sites such as eBay and Craigslist, as well as networks that deal in antiques and collectibles. “These people are interested in fast cash, not the full appraisal value,” Romero said. “They need to get rid of it quickly.” A Familiar Crime and a Global Pattern The museum has experienced theft before. In 2013, an Oakland man broke into the museum and stole a Gold Rush-era jewellery box. The item was recovered with help from the public after it turned up in a pawn shop. Fogarty hopes for similar cooperation this time. Oakland Police said they are working with the FBI’s Art Crime Team, which specialises in cases involving the theft, forgery and trafficking of cultural property. Further details of the investigation have not been released. The burglary occurred just four days before another high-profile incident in Paris, where thieves stole priceless Napoleonic jewels from the world-famous Louvre Museum in broad daylight. Although arrests have been made, the jewels have yet to be recovered.

'God bless you all!': Diljit shares hilarious moment with cricketers - Watch

Diljit Dosanjh, facing recent criticism, shared a heartwarming Instagram post with cricketers Arshdeep Singh and Jitesh Sharma in Australia. The trio recreated a viral moment from their "God Bless" song, with Jitesh humorously repeating his modified lyric. This friendly reunion, blending music and cricket, has garnered significant positive fan attention, showcasing Dosanjh's enduring appeal.