Actress Chitrangda Singh is gearing up to portray the emotional core of an army family in ‘Battle of Galwan’, a film that promises to immortalize the 2020 Galwan Valley standoff. Her preparation involved intimate conversations with military wives, revealing a world where inner turmoil coexists with outward poise. As the daughter of a seasoned army officer, Chitrangda had always admired the structured life her family led. But slipping into the role of a soldier’s spouse was transformative. ‘My father’s tales were routine for me, but hearing from army wives was eye-opening,’ she reflected. ‘It made me truly grasp the quiet…
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In a bold move towards inclusive governance, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini declared on Tuesday that the state’s 2026-27 budget will be shaped by thousands of public suggestions gathered through innovative AI tools. Addressing a key pre-budget huddle in Panchkula attended by ministers, parliamentarians, and assembly members, Saini revealed that an AI-based app, rolled out on January 6, has collected more than 9,000 proposals. ‘We will seriously deliberate on all inputs from citizens and lawmakers to create a budget that inspires trust across Haryana,’ he said. The session focused on Haryana Vision 2047, with participants offering comprehensive recommendations on…
Rising terrorist activities in Pakistan are jeopardizing billions in Chinese investments tied to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). A hard-hitting report released Tuesday underscores that jihadist strongholds and separatist insurgencies pose an existential threat to Beijing’s regional ambitions. Experts warn that persistent security breaches could result in civilian deaths, project halts, and reputational harm for China on the world stage. Dimitra Stylianou, contributing to Europe Wire, argues that China has moved past superficial assurances, pushing for concrete security enhancements like dedicated units and collaborative drills. This evolution marks a subtle realignment: Pakistan remains key, but now faces performance-based stipulations. What…
In a dazzling display of market strength, gold and silver prices in India smashed all-time highs on Tuesday, with silver’s kilo rate exploding by nearly 27,000 rupees. India Bullion Jewellers reported silver at a jaw-dropping 3,44,564 rupees per kilogram after a 26,859-rupee leap from 3,17,705 rupees. Gold enthusiasts witnessed 24-carat purity hitting 1,58,901 rupees per 10 grams, a 4,591-rupee increase from 1,54,310 rupees. Lower purities also shone brightly: 22-carat gold advanced to 1,45,553 rupees per 10 grams from 1,41,348 rupees, and 18-carat reached 1,19,176 rupees from 1,15,733 rupees. The spot market’s fervor spilled over to MCX futures, where gold’s February…
In a powerful address from Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday reiterated the state’s resolve to remain riot-free. Inaugurating key infrastructure projects like the Nakha Railway Overbridge and Khajanchi Flyover, he stated that the era of rioters and their backers enjoying easy livelihoods is over, replaced by opportunities for the genuine youth. Yogi painted a vivid picture of UP’s renaissance: from sickness to breakthrough, and now to a redefined identity. ‘Family dynasties and caste mongers can’t stomach this new Uttar Pradesh,’ he asserted. He targeted the former enablers of chaos, saying those who fawned over rioters are…
The completion of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has ignited jubilation among Surat’s textile merchants, who see it as a major boost amid challenging global trade dynamics. As India’s premier textile hub, Surat is poised to reap significant rewards from this breakthrough. American tariffs had long been a thorn in the side of Indian exporters, causing substantial losses. Bangladesh’s industry woes compounded the issue. Yet, the EU deal flips the script, eliminating duties and unlocking vast opportunities in garment exports where demand remains robust. In an exclusive interview, Kailash Hakim of the Federation of Textile and Trade Association highlighted…
Colombo witnessed a batting masterclass as England amassed 357 for 3 against Sri Lanka in the series-deciding third ODI. Harry Brook’s blistering 136 not out and Joe Root’s composed 111 not out formed the backbone of a commanding total after England chose to bat first upon winning the toss. The openers faltered early with Duckett out for 7 and Ahmed for 24, leaving England at 40 for 2. But Root, the seasoned campaigner, linked up with young Bethell for a resilient 126-run stand. Bethell’s 65, laced with 8 boundaries, came off 72 balls and rescued the innings until the score…
As India commemorated its 77th Republic Day, the Namo Bharat project illuminated the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor with tricolor splendor. Stations bathed in saffron, white, and green lights stood as beacons of modernity and nationalism, captivating commuters on this high-speed rail network. The festive decorations transformed the transit points into symbols of progress. Travelers paused to admire the glowing facades, which mirrored the nation’s aspirations for development and harmony. This Republic Day setup highlighted how infrastructure can inspire patriotism. A special highlight was the celebration of ‘Vande Mataram’s’ 150th year. Trains broadcast the iconic anthem throughout the journey, evoking goosebumps and applause…
In a scathing indictment, the Kerala High Court on Tuesday reprimanded the SIT probing the sensational gold thefts from Sabarimala temple. Delays in submitting charge sheets have triggered statutory bails for accused, prompting Justice A. Badaruddin to voice profound concerns about the investigation’s integrity and public perception. Two charge sheets have been filed so far, leading to arrests of 13 persons, yet one has already been released on statutory grounds. The court dissected how failure to meet timelines not only frees suspects but also breeds widespread doubt. Why weren’t proactive measures taken to avert this, the bench quizzed the SIT…
New Delhi’s fisheries authorities have approved a game-changing Rs 199.24 crore project on Tuesday to build a state-of-the-art smart fishing harbor in Mayabunder, under the Andaman and Nicobar administration. Fully funded by the central government through PMMSY, this integrated facility marks a significant step forward in modernizing India’s coastal infrastructure. Designed in line with the Blue Ports mission, the harbor will incorporate IoT-driven tech for safe fish landings and vessel berthing. It emphasizes sustainable practices, expanded handling capabilities, superior safety measures, green energy solutions, and blockchain-like digital tracking to curb IUU fishing. Expectations are high for job creation and income…