Big news from Bollywood: Shreyas Talpade is stepping into the protagonist’s shoes for Palash Muchhal’s latest directorial, an untitled project centered on Mumbai life. Trade analyst Taran Adarsh broke the story on social media, highlighting Talpade’s role as an ordinary citizen amid the city’s chaos. The announcement has sparked widespread excitement among Talpade’s followers. Over the years, the actor has impressed with standout roles in films such as Golmaal: Fun Unlimited, Pune Highway, and the biopic Emergency. His nuanced acting in both humorous and intense scenarios has solidified his fanbase. Transitioning from music to the director’s chair, Palash Muchhal has…
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Madhya Pradesh’s law enforcement agencies struck hard against drug peddlers across multiple districts, recovering contraband worth Rs 14 crore and taking 22 people into custody. This multi-pronged offensive highlights the police’s zero-tolerance policy toward narcotics smuggling. Ratlam emerged as the epicenter of the largest bust, with a daring raid on a clandestine MD factory. The operation netted 16 accused, 10 kg 930 grams of MDMA, raw materials, machinery, vehicles, and assets totaling Rs 12 crore. Additional seizures comprised unlicensed guns, ammunition, sandalwood logs, and exotic birds. Legal proceedings invoke stringent NDPS and Arms Act provisions. Narsinghpur’s twin strikes under Operation…
The South Indian film industry has produced many legends, but Krishnam Raju stands out as the ultimate ‘Rebel Star’ whose indomitable spirit fueled over 180 films across five decades. His portrayals of strong-willed rebels in diverse genres—from heartfelt romances to grand mythologicals—earned him eternal admiration. Deceased now, his contributions continue to inspire. Hailing from a modest village in Andhra Pradesh, Krishnam Raju launched his acting career with the acclaimed ‘Chilaka Gorinka’ in 1966, bagging a Nandi Award right away. He masterfully shifted from antagonistic roles to heroic ones, solidifying his rebel image in Telugu cinema. Memorable blockbusters such as ‘Bhakta…
New Delhi witnessed a groundbreaking initiative as the Responsible Nations Index (RNI) was launched under the World Intellectual Foundation at the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre. This comprehensive tool goes beyond traditional indicators of wealth and influence, focusing instead on nations’ commitments to moral governance, societal well-being, ecological protection, and international duties. Chief guest and former Indian President Ram Nath Kovind set the tone with his keynote, advocating for ethical responsibility and inclusive development as essential drivers of lasting advancement in an interconnected world. Born from an intensive three-year research endeavor involving scholars from Jawaharlal Nehru University and IIM Mumbai, the…
Royal Challengers Bengaluru made history in Vadodara’s BCA Stadium, thrashing Gujarat Giants by a massive 61 runs to claim their fifth straight win and become the first WPL team to book a playoff berth. Opting to field, GG saw RCB’s batswomen rise from early trouble. After a precarious 9 for 2, Smriti Mandhana and Gautami Naik rebuilt with a solid 60-run alliance. Mandhana’s 26 off 23 gave way to Naik’s masterful 73 (55 balls, 7×4, 1×6) and Richa Ghosh’s 27, pushing RCB to a challenging 178/6. Bowlers Kashvee Gautam and Ashleigh Gardner struck twice each for GG, supported by single…
Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor is expecting her second child, and her latest social media update is pure fashion fire. On Monday, the mommy-to-be posted striking images from a photoshoot, proudly flaunting her growing baby bump in a sophisticated all-black outfit. The ensemble featured a cropped top, a dramatic skirt, and a tailored coat that accentuated her silhouette perfectly. Accessorized with a chic handbag, Sonam’s look screamed high fashion fit for a queen. ‘Getting ready for mama’s day out at an event,’ she captioned the stunning series. Pregnancy hasn’t dimmed Sonam’s style quotient one bit. She’s owning her curves with unmatched…
Delhi’s idol makers are racing against time for Basant Panchami on January 23, infusing Mother Saraswati’s statues with diverse clay mixtures and organic colors. In bustling hubs like Tughlakabad, prices range from Rs 2,500 for small figures to Rs 25,000 for elaborate ones, up significantly from previous years due to soaring material costs. A veteran artisan reveals the secret sauce: ‘Different soils, bamboo sticks, straw, and husks create robust structures without single-clay weakness.’ Water-based paints ensure idols dissolve cleanly post-immersion, aligning with eco-friendly trends. Sizes vary from compact 2-foot to grand 10-foot spectacles, often depicting the goddess on a lotus…
Jaipur’s glamorous stage became the canvas for West Bengal’s glory as Malda’s Princeshpriya Bhowmick, aged 15-16, was crowned Junior Miss India 2026. The grand finale, hosted in early January 2026, highlighted her poise, talent, and dedication, outshining competitors nationwide. Princeshpriya’s path to victory was paved with relentless effort. From Kolkata auditions in August to the high-stakes Jaipur showdown, she embraced every challenge. The three-day extravaganza included expert training from industry stalwarts like Nonita—once a Miss Universe Top 10 contender—and others who honed her skills. Day one: Orientation and welcome. Day two: Rigorous training, photoshoots, and a stellar cultural performance celebrating…
Davos, the epicenter of global economic dialogue, is witnessing Maharashtra’s push for Mumbai’s future. MMRDA’s elite team, under Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee’s stewardship and alongside CM Devendra Fadnavis’s delegation—including AMC-I Vikram Kumar—is diving into high-stakes meetings at the WEF annual meeting. The core agenda? Securing international finance and cutting-edge tech to accelerate MMR’s urban renaissance. Day one featured a powerhouse session with Crossrail International’s Paul Dyson, experts in transformative transit systems. The talks confirmed collaboration paths, focusing on knowledge transfer for metro projects and skill-building for urban transport revolutions. In a parallel breakthrough, dialogues with Berkeley’s Professor Chris Busch opened doors…
In a boost to English county cricket, Kent has secured the services of South Africa’s Senuran Muthusamy for the 2026 season. The spin all-rounder, yet to grace the County Championship or Vitality Blast, will participate in the majority of matches, injecting Proteas pedigree into the squad. He commits to the full Vitality Blast schedule from May 22 and eight County Championship games. This availability spans the season’s critical phases, where his spin prowess could turn contests. ‘I can’t wait to dive into this new challenge with a storied club,’ Muthusamy said. ‘Feedback from former Kent players has me pumped.’ Simon…