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A graphic design of India and Pakistan over Bitcoin via Cryptorank Headlines this year have been dramatic: Pakistan racing to regulate crypto, doling out power for bitcoin mining, and even launching a national crypto council — while India keeps growing its retail base, reporting rising SIPs, and leading Chainalysis’s global adoption index. Which country is “ahead” depends entirely on what you measure. What the major adoption rankings say about Pakistan's crypto market A graph

H ow do you decide which movie to watch in 2026? Do you book tickets instantly, or do you pause to check reviews and wait for that one friend to say, “It’s actually good”? That tiny pause says everything about Indian Cinema today. Going to the theatre now feels like a small risk. Nobody wants to feel fooled for three hours. And that’s where this whole Bollywood vs South Cinema debate really lives. Not on social media. Not in fan fights. It lives in that moment when you ask yo

When Border 2 dropped its first poster, it didn’t just announce a film it stirred memories. Sunny Deol in uniform brought back packed theatres, claps, and that lump in the throat only Border could create. But one question quickly followed: is this story taking us back to Longewala, or is Border 2 ready to tell a new war story?

Photo of an Island via Vecteezy Islands are typically synonymous with paradise: crystal waters, coral reefs, and tranquil sunsets. But some of them completely defy that postcard image, concealing a real threat beneath the beauty. From deadly wildlife to man-made contamination, here are the places where stepping ashore could be a serious mistake. Here are the five most dangerous islands in the world 1. Ilha da Queimada Grande (Snake Island), Brazil Snake Island via Atlas Obscu

Elon Musk in an interview with Bill Maher (Image via Real Time with Bill Maher/YouTube) The legal case between the Indian government and...