Bollywood franchises often see cast changes due to creative differences, scheduling conflicts, and interpersonal issues. Paresh Rawal's exit from Hera Pheri 3, Sharman Joshi's absence from Golmaal Returns, and Saif Ali Khan's replacement in Race 3 are notable examples. While some franchises like Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 succeed with new casts, others struggle without their original leads.

Different headaches signal various issues. Tension headaches, the most common, stem from stress or poor posture. New daily persistent headaches (NDPH) require evaluation. Hypertension headaches indicate dangerously high blood pressure. Migraines link to neurological changes and triggers. Cluster headaches are intensely painful. Sinus headaches suggest sinus issues. Rebound headaches result from medication overuse. Thunderclap headaches demand immediate attention.

Libas, an apparel brand, has partnered with Zepto to offer 10-minute deliveries of select fashion styles across over 50 Indian cities. This move signals Libas' shift towards fast fashion, leveraging speed and digital access. The collaboration includes major metros like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, offering high-demand categories such as kurta sets and everyday fashion essentials.

Elon Musk, despite suing Microsoft, appeared at their event to announce his Grok AI chatbot will be hosted on Microsoft's Azure platform. This puts Grok alongside competitors like OpenAI's ChatGPT. The Microsoft event also faced protests regarding the company's work with the Israeli government. Microsoft also introduced a new AI coding agent for its GitHub platform and recently laid off software engineers.

LSG spinner Digvesh Rathi received a one-match suspension from the IPL for repeated Code of Conduct breaches. This marks his third Level 1 offense this season, accumulating five demerit points. The latest incident involved an altercation with SRH batter Abhishek Sharma. Rathi was fined 50% of his match fee and will miss LSG's game against Gujarat Titans. Sharma was also fined 25% of his match fee for his involvement.

Veteran actor Suresh Oberoi voiced strong opinions against Pakistani artists working in India, advocating for a complete ban, even on sports matches. He lauded PM Modi's 'Operation Sindoor' following the Pahalgam terror attack and honored the women who lost their husbands. Oberoi emphasized that the current calm between India and Pakistan is temporary. He mentioned the film 'Abir Gulaal,' starring Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor, which faced release issues due to tensions.

MobiKwik's net loss increased to Rs 55 crore, despite operating revenue remaining almost flat at Rs 265 crore in the March quarter. Lending operations slowed, impacting contribution margins. Overall expenses rose 3% to Rs 323 crore. For FY25, the company reported a loss of Rs 122 crore, but operating revenue surged 31% to Rs 1,164 crore. Payments business grew, with gross merchandise value increasing significantly, driven by new users and merchants.

Randeep Hooda, fresh off the success of "Jaat," has acquired the film rights to "Operation Khukri." He will star in the war drama based on the book by Major General Rajpal Punia and Damini Punia. The film will depict the 2000 hostage situation in Sierra Leone, where 233 Indian soldiers were held captive. Hooda will portray Major General Punia, who led the daring rescue mission in the jungles of Kailahun.

Actress Sai Tamhankar spoke about her experience with the casting couch in an interview. She recalled a disturbing phone call from years ago that she shut down with a firm reply. Sai stated that such predatory behavior is not limited to the film industry and can happen anywhere. She emphasized the importance of carrying oneself with integrity and intent, saying there are other ways to succeed beyond the casting couch.

Cybersecurity platform CloudSEK has secured $19 million in funding from Indian and US investors. The company will use the funds to improve its AI models and platform integration. Investors include MassMutual Ventures and Inflexor Ventures. CloudSEK identifies early signs of cyberattacks, like leaked credentials, helping companies prevent breaches. They serve over 250 enterprises and report strong international growth, especially in the US.