Ankit Sakhiya's 'Laalo Krishna Sada Sahaayate' has achieved an unprecedented box office feat, securing the highest 8th-week collection in Indian cinema history with ₹8.50 crore. This remarkable performance surpasses records set by major films like 'Stree 2' and even 'Pushpa 2'. The Gujarati film's consistent audience engagement underscores its widespread appeal, proving it's a national box-office phenomenon.

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Meesho's IPO is nearing its close, attracting significant investor interest with a 7.97 times oversubscription. The Rs 5,421 crore issue, priced between Rs 105-111, shows strong retail and institutional demand. Analysts are cautiously optimistic, citing growth potential despite current losses, with a potential listing gain of around 44.59%.

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Putin India Visit LIVE Updates: Russian President Vladimir Putin is in India for his two-day state visit. The Russian delegation will hold discussions on cooperation in areas such as trade, economy, science, technology, and culture.

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Every December, as Christmas lights begin to glow across Europe, an entirely different tradition emerges from the Alpine shadows, Krampusnacht. It's the nights when horned creatures, fiery torches, and folklore come alive. teeped in centuries-old legends, this chilling celebration falls on 5 December and has transformed from a rural Alpine ritual into one of the world’s most fascinating winter travel experiences. Tourists now flock to Austria, Germany, Italy and beyond just to witness this eerie, adrenaline-filled spectacle in person. Krampusnacht Celebration - a traditional Alpine festival... pic.twitter.com/IhgiiWnk0p — The Adventurous Soul (@TAdventurousoul) November 28, 2025 ALSO READ: Looking Back 2025: 10 Most Searched Travel Destinations That Defined India’s Travel Trends What Exactly Is Krampusnacht? The Darker Side Of European Christmas Krampusnacht is rooted in ancient Alpine folklore, where Krampus, a half-goat, half-demon figure, emerges on the night before Saint Nicholas Day. Unlike the jolly Santa, Krampus symbolises punishment, traditionally believed to scare away evil spirits and discipline misbehaving children. But modern celebrations have evolved dramatically. Today, the streets are filled with elaborate parades where performers dressed as Krampus stomp through towns wearing carved wooden masks, bells, fur costumes, and long horns. The energy is electric, equal parts scary, theatrical, and unbelievably thrilling. The festival offers a rare peek into European's deep-rooted folklore and the beautifully bizarre contrats to the merry Christmas season. Krampuslauf: The Fearsome Parade That Draws Travellers Worldwide The Krampus Parade (Krampuslauf), a traditional Austrian event in December, celebrates Krampus (half-goat, half-demon) who punishes naughty kids. St. Nicholas rewards the good. People wear fur, horns, and masks. It has fire torches, bells, chains, drumming, and fire-breathing. pic.twitter.com/rOEs1kmn00 — Intrigue Archive (@IntrigueArchive) December 3, 2024 The biggest attraction on Krampusnacht is the Krampuslauf, or Krampus Run. Hundreds of performers race through streets rattling chains, growling, and playfully chasing spectators. The atmosphere feels like a mix between a Halloween street party and a winter carnival. It's louder, wilder, and more dramatic. Beyond folklore, Krampusnacht has turned into a cultural movement. From fashion designers inspired by its dramatic costumes to filmmakers exploring its mythos, the festival’s dark aesthetic has seeped into pop culture. What Makes Krampusnacht So Unique? Handcrafted, Scary Costumes: Many Krampus masks are carved by artisans using wood, leather, and natural materials, each one taking months to finish. No two costumes are the same. Fire Shows And Drumming Performances: The streets roar with drums, fireworks, and flaming torches, giving the festival an intense, primal energy. Folklore Meets Festive Spirit: Krampus parades often take place alongside Christmas markets, creating a striking contrast between cosy holiday stalls and roaring Krampus mobs. Krampusnacht is a sensory overload of culture, tradition, fire, costume, and folklore, wrapped into one extraordinary night.

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US media outlets cast Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrival in New Delhi as a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy calculus, with coverage centring on the Modi government's attempt to preserve its deep strategic partnership with Moscow.

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Gujarati film 'Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate' continues its impressive run, nearing Rs 87.60 crore in domestic collections after 56 days. The film's spiritual themes and regional connect have resonated deeply with audiences, ensuring strong theatrical hold. The movie is also set for a US release on December 5, 2025.

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Virat Kohli's sensational return to form, marked by back-to-back centuries, has ignited a nationwide frenzy, selling out the Visakhapatnam ODI against South Africa. Sluggish ticket sales were reversed overnight, with fans clamoring to witness the phenomenon. Even high prices couldn't dampen the demand, showcasing Kohli's immense impact on Indian cricket.

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Eighteen-year-old George Smyth vanished on a solo hike near Romania’s Bran Castle, the site long linked to the Dracula legend, after calling emergency services while disoriented and hypothermic. Rescuers say his route and decisions were “very strange,” especially passing an open mountain chalet he didn’t enter. Severe weather has slowed operations, while his mother waits desperately for news as searches resume.

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As IndiGo faces disruptions, other airlines have hiked ticket prices sharply, leaving passengers grappling with steep fares and limited options.  

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slashed its repo rate by 25 basis points from 5.5% to 5.25%, the central bank's governor Sanjay Malhotra announced this morning.

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Rahul Gandhi slammed the Centre as IndiGo cancelled hundreds of flights due to operational disruptions, mainly due to crew shortages.

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Ranveer Singh's spy thriller 'Dhurandhar' has premiered to a mixed but largely positive reception, with audiences praising the intense drama and powerful performances from its lead actors. Despite some criticism regarding the extended first half, early box office reports indicate strong traction, with the film showing promising signs for a robust opening weekend.

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