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'SYMMETRY': Ed Sheeran sings in Punjabi, courtesy Karan Aujla

Ed Sheeran has released a new album featuring collaborations with Indian artists. He praised Karan Aujla, calling him a 'culture' and expressing excitement for future projects. Sheeran also spoke about his work with Hanumankind, Arijit Singh, Jonita Gandhi, and others. The EP is now available, and Sheeran hopes listeners enjoy discovering new music.

Dhaka Airport Suspends All Flights After Massive Fire Breaks Out At Cargo Terminal: VIDEO

A major fire broke out at the cargo terminal of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Saturday afternoon, forcing authorities to suspend all flight operations as emergency teams scrambled to control the blaze. The incident began around 2:30 pm in the airport’s cargo village, where imported goods are stored. Thick smoke and flames quickly drew the attention of airport staff and nearby residents. By 3:45 pm, Md Masudul Hasan Masud, the airport’s executive director, confirmed the fire and said emergency measures were underway, according to multiple Bangladeshi media reports. VIDEO | Dhaka, Bangladesh: A fire broke out at a section of the Cargo Village of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport this afternoon. More details awaited.#Dhaka #AirportFire #HazratShahjalal(Full video available on PTI Videos – https://t.co/n147TvqRQz) pic.twitter.com/flGkHso2xq — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) October 18, 2025 Joint Efforts to Contain the Blaze The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated that efforts to control the fire involve the Bangladesh Civil Aviation Authority, the Fire Service, and two fire units of the Bangladesh Air Force. The Bangladesh Navy has also joined the operation to assist in containing the flames, Prothomalo reported. Flight Operations Suspended At present, all landings and takeoffs are on hold, with authorities closely monitoring the situation. Airport officials have yet to confirm the cause of the fire or the extent of the damage.

ICICI Bank net profit grows 5.2% to Rs 12,359 crore

ICICI Bank's September quarter profit saw a modest 5.2% rise, primarily due to a significant slump in treasury income. Despite this, the bank's core operations demonstrated robust health with steady loan expansion, increased fee earnings, and improved asset quality, indicating underlying strength amidst market fluctuations.

Poor Eating Habits And Their Impact On Health: The Role Of Fat, Sugar, Salt And Preservative

(By Khyati Rupani) We often associate poor eating habits with skipping meals or eating out too often. But the real problem lies much deeper, in the foods we consume every day, often believing them to be harmless. From that morning biscuit to the evening packaged snack, our diet has become overloaded with fats, sugar, salt and preservatives, the four silent factors that gradually affect our energy, digestion and long term health. ALSO READ: Glow Naturally: 5 Herbs That Keep Your Skin Radiant And Glowing This Festive Season High Fat Foods: The Hidden Risk Behind The Rich Taste Our body needs some fats, but excess of the wrong kind leads to sluggishness and weight gain. The creamy gravies, fried snacks and bakery treats we love are loaded with trans fats that raise bad cholesterol and overload the heart. Regular intake can make us feel constantly tired . bloated and low on energy, signs we often tend to ignore.  Healthy fats like nuts, seeds and olive oil can do great when used in moderation, but balance is the key. High Salty Foods: The Flavour Trap  Salt adds taste, but it also causes trouble when consumed in excess. Packaged foods, pickles, chips, sauces and restaurant dishes often contain far more sodium than we realise. High salt intake not only causes water retention and bloating but also raises blood pressure. Even food that doesn't taste salty  like bread or breakfast cereals which may contain hidden sodium. High Sugar Food: The Hidden Danger Sugar gives a quick burst of energy. But, what follows is a crash that leaves you craving more. The visible sugar in sweets, desserts and soft drinks are easy to spot, but it’s the hidden sugar that does the most harm. Flavoured yogurt, packaged juices, sauces  and healthy granola bars often contain several spoonfuls of added sugar. This constant  overload can affect focus, moods and metabolism, which over time increase the risk of diabetes and weight gain. Did You Know? A single glass of sweetened juice can contain as much sugar as a dessert. High Preservative Foods:  When Convenience Costs Health In our fast paced lives, ready to eat and long self products feel like a blessing. Yet, the preservatives and artificial flavouring they carry can burden the liver, slow metabolism and disturb gut health. Over time, such foods may cause fatigue, allergies and hormonal balance. Choosing fresh, home cooked meals over packaged options helps the body function the way it's meant to naturally and effectively. Bursting Myths Myth: Brown bread is healthyFact: Many are just colored white bread, Always check for whole wheat as the first ingredients Myth: Sugar Free foods are safeFact: Artificial sweetener can still cause carving and gut imbalance. Myth: Anything cooked in olive oil is healthyFact: Once overheated, it breaks down its healthy fats and reduces its value. Some Common Poor Eating Habits That Affect Health We often think poor eating only means junk food but it's the small, daily choices that quietly make the biggest difference. Skipping breakfast slows down your metabolism and often leads leads to overeating later in the day Eating  too fast doesn't give your body time to feel full, making you eat more than you need.  Relying on tea, coffee or snacks. Instead of proper meals keeps your energy unstable.  Late night eating effects digestion and disturbed sleep quality Mindless munching whale scrolling or watching TV disconnects  you from your body's signals. Choosing convenience foods too often means loading up on hidden fats, salts and  preservatives, Drinking too little water can lead to mild dehydration, making you feel tired, or even hungry when your body simply needs hydration. Commonly Consumed Foods And Their Impact on Health In our daily routine, some of the foods we eat affect our health more than we realize.  Biscuits, chips, and bakery items are loaded with sugar, salt, and trans fats. These ingredients add empty calories and slow our metabolism.  Instant noodles, soups, and sauces are high in sodium and preservatives. These can strain the heart and kidneys.  Soft drinks and packaged juices are full of hidden sugars. They can disturb energy levels and blood sugar balance.  Processed meats and ready-to-eat meals are low in nutrients but high in unhealthy fats. This can lead to fatigue and inflammation.  Street and fried foods are cooked in reused oils, which can increase bad cholesterol and cause digestive problems.  Even foods that seem harmless can have lasting effects when consumed often. Awareness is the first step to eating better. Khyati Rupani is the Founder & Chief Nutritionist at Balance Nutrition [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts, is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

‘Choose Between Peace And Chaos’: Pakistan Army Chief 'Warns' Afghanistan Amid Escalating Border Tensions

Amid rising tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Pakistan’s Army Chief, Asim Munir, has issued a 'stern warning' to Kabul to take decisive action against militants using Afghan soil to target Pakistan. Speaking at a graduation ceremony for army cadets at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) in Kakul, Abbottabad, on Saturday, Munir asked Afghanistan to choose between “peace and chaos”, asserting that Islamabad would respond firmly to any acts of aggression. His comments come as clashes along the border continue despite multiple ceasefire attempts. According to news reports, Munir called on the Taliban regime to act decisively against militants operating from within Afghanistan. “All proxies using Afghan soil would be met with a response to raise them to dust,” the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) warned during his address. Tensions between the two neighbours intensified last weekend after Taliban forces reportedly launched retaliatory strikes against Pakistan for alleged attacks on Kabul. Islamabad denied the allegations, but the hostilities have since escalated. Fighting along the border was temporarily halted following mediation efforts by Qatar and Saudi Arabia, leading to a fragile 48-hour ceasefire which was later extended. However, clashes resumed on Friday after Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan territory allegedly killed 10 civilians, including three local cricketers. Islamabad has asked the Taliban government to prevent militant groups from using Afghan soil for cross-border attacks. Kabul, however, continues to deny these claims, maintaining that Afghan territory is not being used against any neighbouring country. The deteriorating relationship follows a series of deadly attacks inside Pakistan, reportedly carried out by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) from within Afghanistan. One of the most recent assaults in Orakzai district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, left 11 Pakistani soldiers dead, including a Lieutenant Colonel and a Major. Reuters cited Pakistani security officials as saying the ceasefire agreement was reached with the Afghan Taliban but not with Islamist militants based in Afghanistan who continue to launch attacks across the border. Afghanistan’s Tolo News reported that Pakistan’s recent airstrikes targeted residential areas in the Urgun and Barmal districts, resulting in significant civilian casualties.

Microfinance provisions in Q2FY26 results in Rs 437 crore loss for IndusInd Bank

IndusInd Bank reported a significant net loss of Rs. 437 crore for Q2 FY26, a stark contrast to last year's profit, due to increased provisions and a drop in core income. The bank accelerated write-offs in its microfinance portfolio as a strategic move to strengthen its balance sheet. Despite challenges, asset quality saw sequential improvement, and capital buffers remain robust.

Top Diwali Gifts Under Rs 2,000: From Boat To Mivi; Affordable Picks To Make Everyone Smile

Top Diwali Gifts Under Rs 2,000: Diwali is all about sharing happiness and surprises. If you want to gift something useful and fun without spending too much, we’ve got you covered. Here are some cool picks under Rs 2,000 that everyone will like. From wireless headphones and earbuds to massage guns, soundbars, and power banks, these gifts are simple, handy, and sure to make someone smile. They are easy to use, look good, and are perfect for daily life. Let’s check them out! Go Boult Fluid X Pro Headphones Price: Rs 1,999 The Go Boult Fluid X Pro offers up to 70 hours of playtime and Active Noise Cancellation for an immersive audio experience. With 40mm bass drivers, you get deep, powerful sound, while Bluetooth 5.4 ensures smooth and stable connectivity. Its foldable design and soft ear cushions make it comfortable and travel-friendly. You can also switch between wireless and AUX mode anytime for extra convenience. Portronics Zeno Go Percussion Massage Gun Price: Rs 1,874 The Portronics Zeno Go is a lightweight massage gun weighing just 300g, ideal for post-workout recovery and muscle relaxation. It runs on a brushless BLDC motor with speeds up to 2600 RPM, offering powerful yet quiet operation. With 4 adjustable speeds and 4 massage heads, it targets different muscle groups effectively. The built-in 2×2000mAh batteries provide up to 6 hours of use per charge, and a 15-minute auto shut-off feature prevents overuse. Its rubberised grip and compact design make it easy to handle and carry anywhere. Mivi SuperPods Immersio Price: Rs 1,799 The Mivi SuperPods Immersio earbuds feature Dolby Audio and a 3D soundstage for a detailed and immersive listening experience. They offer 8.5 hours of playtime per charge and up to 60 hours total, with fast Type-C charging that gives 500 minutes of use in just 10 minutes. The earbuds come with AI ENC quad mics for clear voice calls and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity for stable performance. Their metallic glass finish adds a sleek touch, and they’re designed for comfort during long use. Boat Aavante Bar 610 Price: Rs 1,599 The Boat Aavante Bar 610 features 25W RMS stereo sound with a 2.0 channel setup for clear and immersive audio. It includes dual passive radiators that enhance bass and deliver a richer sound experience. With a 2500mAh battery, it offers up to 7 hours of playback on a single charge. The soundbar supports multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, AUX, and TF Card. Its sleek, portable design makes it a compact addition to any home setup, offering both performance and convenience. Portronics Power Shutter 10000mAh Powerbank Price: Rs 1,499 The Portronics Power Shutter is a 10000mAh power bank that can charge devices multiple times. It supports 22.5W Type-C PD fast charging for smartphones and tablets, along with 15W magnetic wireless charging for compatible devices. The power bank has built-in Type-C and 8-pin cables and a bidirectional Type-C port for input and output charging. Made with high-grade batteries, it supports up to 1000 charging cycles. An LED display shows the real-time battery percentage, making it easy to track power levels on the go. These gifts are simple, useful, and perfect for making Diwali special without spending too much.

Vanessa Bryant and daughters erupt in joy after Shohei Ohtani leads Los Angeles Dodgers to NLCS victory

Vanessa Bryant, a devoted Los Angeles Dodgers fan, was recently seen cheering on the team with her daughters Bianka and Capri. The family celebrated as Shohei Ohtani led the Dodgers to an NLCS victory against the Milwaukee Brewers. Bryant also shared moments with Freddie Freeman's wife, Chelsea, at the star-studded game. The Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers with an overall score of 4-1.

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