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How technology is changing the way people play games

How technology is changing the way people play games

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Online gaming has grown significantly in popularity, offering players a convenient and accessible way to enjoy their favourite games. In the past, access to traditional gaming venues was limited because many countries restricted or prohibited land-based establishments. The rise of online gaming platforms changed that, allowing players to access a wide variety of games from home. This shift has been driven largely by technological advancements, which continue to reshape how people play and interact with digital entertainment. In this article, we explore the role technology has played in transforming the gaming experience. Technology has been the driving force behind the growth of online gaming platforms, enabling players to enjoy their favourite games from virtually anywhere. Instead of visiting a land-based venue, players can access a wide range of gaming options through their computers or mobile devices. As internet connectivity, mobile technology, and software development continue to advance, the online gaming experience has become more convenient, immersive, and accessible than ever before. In the following sections, we’ll explore the key technological innovations shaping the industry today. …

Farah Khan says she shot Pehla Nasha thrice: ‘Heroines kept changing’ | Bollywood News

Farah Khan says she shot Pehla Nasha thrice: ‘Heroines kept changing’ | Bollywood News

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3 min readMumbaiJun 12, 2026 06:21 PM IST “Pehla Nasha” from the film Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar remains one of those timeless songs that audiences continue to revisit decades later. The track also marked the first song choreographed by Farah Khan, a feat for which she continues to receive praise even today. Recently, the filmmaker-choreographer shared an interesting behind-the-scenes story about the song in her latest vlog while chatting with actors Vedang Raina and Sharvari. Shooting “Pehla Nasha” Recalling her experience of filming the iconic track, Farah said, “We had no monitors, we had no microphones, we shot the song in 1990, the film came in 1992. I reshot the song thrice with three different heroines. They kept changing until finally Ayesha Jhulka came on board and we shot with her in 1992 January.” ‘JJWS was born of my anger’ Years earlier, filmmaker Mansoor Khan had revealed that Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar stemmed from his own frustration and anger after returning to India following five years of studying in the United States, where he felt …

Inside Gurgaon’s private equity-backed schools: Why firms are investing and how classrooms are changing | Delhi News

Inside Gurgaon’s private equity-backed schools: Why firms are investing and how classrooms are changing | Delhi News

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In 2024, two private equity (PE) and venture capital veterans — Piyush Gupta and Norbert Fernandes — set out to build a new investment firm, Kenro Capital, at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) had become the industry’s most overused buzzword. They started with a quieter, almost philosophical question that has been echoing through boardrooms and venture circles as AI accelerates its reach: In a rapidly changing AI-driven world, what are the things that will not change? The premise was not that AI would reshape everything — but that it would come close. The real challenge was identifying the rare corners of life that would remain stubbornly human. “One answer that stood out was high-touch businesses like schools. People will always send their children to schools,” Fernandes says. With this conviction, Kenro Capital invested roughly Rs 340 crore in K12 Techno Services Private Limited at the end of 2024, best known for its flagship chain, Orchids: The International School. And Kenro Capital is not alone in making that bet. Across India, private equity firms are …

Rakesh Bedi reflects on changing industry equations after David Dhawan’s statement

Rakesh Bedi reflects on changing industry equations after David Dhawan’s statement

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Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi has responded strongly to filmmaker David Dhawan’s recent comment about changing equations in the film industry, reigniting conversations about loyalty and shifting relationships in Bollywood. The actor, who is gearing up for his upcoming project Dhurandhar 2, reacted sharply after David Dhawan reportedly remarked that “chaal change ho gayi,” implying that industry dynamics and personal equations are no longer the same as before. Rakesh Bedi reacted to David Dhawan’s comment In a recent interaction with ETimes, Rakesh Bedi addressed the filmmaker’s statement and suggested that the transformation in the industry is not limited to one person alone. The actor reportedly said that everyone’s “chaal” or behaviour has changed over time, adding that people often alter their attitudes according to success, power, and professional convenience. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

International Dance Day 2026: Vaibhavi Merchant, Chinni Prakash, Vijay Ganguly on changing dynamics of choreography

International Dance Day 2026: Vaibhavi Merchant, Chinni Prakash, Vijay Ganguly on changing dynamics of choreography

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On International Dance Day, choreographers reflect on the evolution of dance in Hindi cinema, from classical-inspired movements of the past to today’s globally influenced choreography. Retaining the soul of the song is important: Vaibhavi Merchant Vijay Ganguly, Vaibhavi Merchant Vaibhavi, who won National Awards for Dholi Taaro Dhol Baaje (Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, 1999) and Dhindora Baaje Re (Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, 2023), refers to songs from Guide (1965), Pakeezah (1972) and Jewel Thief (1965) as “classics”. She shares, “When I watch the songs of choreographers of the yesteryear’s be it my own grandfather B Hiralalji or Sarojji’s mentor B Sohanlalji, songs from films like Guide (1965) or Pakeezah (1972), Jewel Thief (1965), those are what I call classics. The dance competition between Padminiji and Vyjantimala in Raj Tilak (1958) is my all time favourite. The masters have done it all and we are just an extension. Now we have Jimmy Jib’s and fancy equipment to help us but retaining the soul of the song is important. Today we have directors like Karan …

Stephen Fleming on changing team: Concerned we would be exposed early | Cricket News

Stephen Fleming on changing team: Concerned we would be exposed early | Cricket News

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3 min readApr 26, 2026 08:35 PM IST As Chennai Super Kings suffered another costly defeat, this time at the hands of Gujarat Titans at home on Sunday, the spotlight once again fell on head coach Stephen Fleming and the decision to play Urvil Patel, which disturbed the batting combination. Coming in at No 3, he lasted just three deliveries, which forced CSK to use Sarfaraz Khan as an Impact Player inside the powerplay overs. Speaking after the defeat, Fleming said they made the decision to include Urvil because of Gujarat’s strong pace attack. “We were a little bit worried about our batting order against these guys,” Fleming admitted. “It’s a very good bowling attack, and we know that they’ve got pace and bounce. So we were a little bit concerned that if there was some movement and bounce in the wicket, that we could be exposed early. And last time we played here it spun, and we played well against Kolkata. So we were expecting something similar, but it was a little bit different …

Noida airport CEO’s security clearance unlikely as govt not in favour of changing rule for greenfield airports | Business News

Noida airport CEO’s security clearance unlikely as govt not in favour of changing rule for greenfield airports | Business News

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2 min readNew DelhiApr 22, 2026 02:13 AM IST The CEO of the recently inaugurated Noida International Airport (NIA), Christoph Schnellmann, may not be able to get security clearance from the government, which is not in favour of amending aviation security rules that stipulate that a foreign national should not be the chief executive of a greenfield airport, according to sources. Schnellmann is a Swiss national; an arm of Zurich Airport International AG has developed the NIA, and will also be operating it. The airport was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 28, weeks after receiving its aerodrome licence on March 6. Yet, there is no clarity on when it will start commercial operations. Its aerodrome security programme (ASP) is still pending. The CEO’s security clearance from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) is a prerequisite for the airport to start commercial operations. According to a 2011 aviation security order by BCAS, the “chief executive officer of Indian nationality” at greenfield airports shall be the security coordinator of the airport and shall …

T20s shouldn’t be called cricket: Mark Taylor on ‘essence of batting’ changing | Cricket News

T20s shouldn’t be called cricket: Mark Taylor on ‘essence of batting’ changing | Cricket News

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3 min readUpdated: Apr 20, 2026 08:37 AM IST So different is the basics fundamentals that players have in their approach towards to batting in T20 cricket compared to the other forms now that former Australia captain Mark Taylor feels that the shortest format can even be called a different sport altogether. Taylor, who was as famous for being hard to dismiss as he was for being prolific at the top of the order for a number of years, said that he may have grown up as a different player had he come up in the T20 era. “I’d love to say yes,” said Taylor on the on the Turn it Up! show on Channel Nine’s Wide World of Sports Youtube page when asked about if he would’ve been able to adjust to the shortest format. “Look, I think if that had been the game I was brought up on, I would’ve had to. There is a certain amount of skill, different skills nowadays, it is more about hitting skills. If that was the game …

Kazim Ali: “I see myself like Tiresias, changing every few years”

Kazim Ali: “I see myself like Tiresias, changing every few years”

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What exciting projects are you currently focused on? Poet, novelist and essayist Kazim Ali (Courtesy kazimali.com) I’m finishing a non-fiction book about teaching yoga in the Palestinian West Bank and contemplative practices in Palestine. The ongoing war has made it hard to focus, as activism takes priority, but I’m committed to telling this important story. I’m also working on new poems dealing with grief after my mom’s passing, along with smaller articles. Additionally, I’m compiling a new collection of my essays on poetry for Wesleyan University Press, my first in nearly 10 years. The release date is uncertain, but it will happen. Every writer has a secret writing-force. What’s yours? Yeah, I think language is how I write, for how I experience the world. People who dance have to dance every day in order to continue dancing. And visual artists have to get up every day and go to the studio. I just live in language. I work across genres — poetry, memoir, criticism — each different but all a pleasure. Writing never feels like …

Dhurandhar 2 actor Vivek Sinha thanks Aditya Dhar for changing his life: ‘Poora Hindustan aapke saath khada ho gaya’

Dhurandhar 2 actor Vivek Sinha thanks Aditya Dhar for changing his life: ‘Poora Hindustan aapke saath khada ho gaya’

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Dhurandhar 2 has been on a bumper run at the box office ever since it released nationwide last week. Not only Ranveer Singh, Arjun Rampal or R Madhavan received praise, viewers even singled out key performers from the supporting cast of the film who added to the impact. One of them was actor Vivek Sinha, who played the role of hijacker Zahoor Mistry in the film. Vivek thanked director Aditya Dhar in a new post, saying that he changed his life as an actor. (Also read: Dhurandhar actor Vivek Sinha breaks silence amid backlash for his ‘darpok Hindu’ dialogue in film: ‘Itna gussa?’) Vivek Sinha with Dhurandhar director Aditya Dhar. What Vivek Sinha said Vivek appears in the opening few minutes of the films, where his character has the dialogue: “Hindu ek darpok qaum hai, pados mein hi rehte hai hum, goodebhar ka zor laga lo aur bigaad lo joh bigaad sakte ho (Hindus are a cowardly community, we live in the neighbourhood, use all your strength and spoil whatever you can).” In the sequel, …