Prasshant Jha's romantic comedy 'Ginny Weds Sunny 2', starring Avinash Tiwary and Medha Shankar, is now streaming on ZEE5 following its theatrical release on April 24, 2026. The film follows two mismatched individuals who rush into an arranged marriage while hiding their true identities only for the truth to unravel immediately after the wedding. A sequel to the 2020 ZEE5 original starring Yami Gautam and Vikrant Massey, the film explores themes of arranged versus love marriage, parental meddling, self-discovery, and second chances. Here is everything you need to know about where to watch it and what to expect.

Success is often measured through recognition, money, or achievements. However, ancient philosophers believed differently. Teacher, economist, and advisor Chanakya believed that true success begins with habits, choices, and values a person builds in childhood. While many of Chanakya’s teachings were meant for rulers, the lessons that come out of it focus on leadership, discipline, and wisdom. Here are nine powerful lessons inspired by Chanakya Neeti that every child should learn:Always choose your friends carefully and wiselyThis is likely one of the most important teachings for children. Chanakya believed in the influence of one’s company. According to him, people we spend time with shape our habits, thoughts, and future. For children and teenagers, friendships play a major role in personality development. This doesn’t mean that children should judge others based on their differences. Instead they should learn to notice whether a friendship encourages learning and growth, along with honesty and kindness.

Recent viral clips featuring comedians Pranit More and Ashish Chanchlani have ignited outrage, highlighting how jokes often frame women as transactional or objects to be 'won.' This normalization of misogyny, disguised as humor, deeply disappoints young audiences who trust these creators. The piece urges a critical look at what we laugh at and creators' responsibility.

In today’s day and age, there are believed to be more than 30 million Indian diasporas throughout the globe. Whether in Silicon Valley boardrooms or Southeast Asian trading neighbourhoods, Indians still play a significant role within the societies they are part of. Below are the largest Indian diaspora nations based on statistics provided by India’s Ministry of External Affairs (May 2024).