The Plinth House is a 3,000 m² single-family residence located on the coast of Abu Alhusaniya, in Kuwait, and was completed in 2025. The project was developed by the firm Cambra Buró, which was responsible for the architectural, interior, and landscaping designs of the building.
The concept of the house is based on the interaction between containment and expression elements. The structure includes a travertine-sculpted foundation that anchors the building to the ground, upon which rests an upper volume characterized by a minimalist and serene design, creating an intentional contrast with the robust base.
Bengali superstar Jeet spoke about the meticulous preparation required to portray nine different characters in his upcoming film 'Keu Bole Biplabi Keu Bole Dakat'. He stated that he spent three months studying not only the physical changes but also the psychological evolution of the character.
The film 'Keu Bole Biplabi Keu Bole Dakat' is a biographical action drama directed by Pathikrit Basu. Based on the life of Indian revolutionary Ananta Singh, the picture is essentially an autobiography of this man, and Jeet himself stars in the lead role as Ananta Singh. Tota Roy Chowdhury, Kaushik Sen, Rajatav Dutt, Chandan Sen, Loknath Dey, and Mimi Chakraborty also star in the film.
In this movie, Jeet portrays nine different aspects of Ananta Singh's life. Commenting on the hero's psychological development, Jeet told IANS: 'I prepared myself for this. I was given the script in advance. I had about three months to prepare. I am lucky that I can play nine different characters in one film.'
Actors, according to Jeet, strive to present interesting stories and films to people. He noted that after two years of waiting for the film's release, the opportunity to play nine roles in one work is a special moment for him.
The story of 'Keu Bole Biplabi Keu Bole Dakat' unfolds in the atmosphere of Calcutta in the 1960s. The film tells the story of the enigmatic Ananta Singh, an elderly figure whose daring robberies influence public opinion: some consider him a criminal, while others see him as a modern revolutionary. As Inspector Durga Roy relentlessly searches, the story develops through shifts in timelines, showing Ananta's journey from a fearless freedom fighter under Masterda Surya Sen during the Indian independence movement to a disillusioned man fighting a new battle against corruption and injustice.
Rapper Badshah noted that the increase in the prize fund for the fifth season of the show 'MTV Hustle' to 10 million rupees is an indicator of progress in culture.
Speaking about the fifth season, Rap Supremo Badshah emphasized that 'Hustle' has always served as a platform to find artists with genuine opinions. He added that every season, the country showcases incredible talents that find their place in Indian hip-hop.
Badshah explained that the 10 million rupee prize fund reflects how much faith is placed in the artists who are shaping the future of this culture. The theme of the current season is 'Apna Homeground,' which celebrates the roots of every artist, as that is where every performer's story begins.
This season, based on the theme 'Apna Homeground,' is dedicated to the people, places, and experiences that shape a musician's creative journey. Participants from all over India will present their unique stories, sounds, and identity, competing for the biggest prize in the show's history and demonstrating the richness and diversity of India's growing hip-hop movement.
In this season, Badshah is supported by EPR, MC Square, Paradox, and Agsy. Earlier, in July, the new theme of the show, 'Apna Homeground,' was announced. At that time, Badshah stated that this theme perfectly matches the communities and experiences that help an artist develop from scratch.
Badshah also noted that 'Hustle' has always been an innovative platform, and the return in this season feels like coming home.
The fifth season of 'Hustle' started on August 8th and is broadcast on MTV and streamed on JioHotstar. The show first appeared in 2019, and it was judged by Raftaar, Nucleya, and Raja Kumari, with Gailen Mendonsa as the host.
Archaeologists conducted excavations at a Siberian site in Zabaykalsky Krai and discovered a miniature bone artifact. This object is an igloo created by Homo sapiens more than thirty thousand years ago.
Despite the exceptional preservation of the find, researchers were able to notice signs of use on the artifact. These traces indicate that the igloo was used for processing animal skins.
Information about the discovery was presented in a scientific publication published in the journal 'Theory and Practice of Archaeological Research.'
