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Dhanush-Kriti Sanon’s ‘Tere Ishk Mein’ crosses Rs 118 crore worldwide in first week

Dhanush-Kriti Sanon’s ‘Tere Ishk Mein’ crosses Rs 118 crore worldwide in first week

  • SC rejects plea for prohibiting sale of Arundhati Roy’s book whose cover depicts her smoking

    The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking to ban Arundhati Roy’s memoir 'Mother Mary Comes to Me' over its cover showing her smoking a bidi, ruling the book and publisher did not violate tobacco advertising laws
  • I’ve broken every bone in my body: Twinkle Khanna on ‘Mrs Funnybones’ and humour in writing

    Twinkle Khanna, daughter of Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia, shares how childhood injuries shaped her humor and writing. Her bestselling columns inspired “Mrs Funnybones” and its sequel, while her fiction and disciplined routine reflect her mastery of craft and creativity
  • Tigers from Maharashtra move in Mancherial forests possibly for territory and partners

    At least five tigers, including L1 and T1, have migrated into Mancherial district forests from Maharashtra. While some are killing cattle, forest officials hope migration during the breeding season will boost tiger population, ensuring safety for humans and wildlife
  • Zohran Mamdani, Louvre make the list of most mispronounced words of 2025

    A Babbel–Captioning Group list highlights the most mispronounced words in the U.S. in 2025, including names like Zohran Mamdani and terms like Louvre, acetaminophen, Murdaugh and Mounjaro. Linguists note rising pronunciation challenges as global news and culture influence language
  • Noel Tata’s mother Simone Tata passes away

    Simone Tata, mother of Noel Tata and stepmother of the late Ratan Tata, passed away at 95 in Mumbai after a brief illness. Known for shaping Lakmé and founding Westside, she also contributed extensively to philanthropic initiatives. Last respects will be offered Saturday
  • Opinion: Should extinct species return? Ethics and realities of de-extinction

    Reviving lost species may help restore ecosystems, but it demands robust scientific oversight to ensure responsible use
  • Bangladesh tribunal issues arrest warrant against deposed PM Hasina’s son

    Bangladesh’s ICT-BD issued an arrest warrant for ex-PM Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajib Wajed Joy over crimes against humanity during the 2025 July Uprising. The tribunal also summoned former ministers Anisul Huq, Salman F Rahman, and Junaid Ahmed Palak
  • How to Buy Life Insurance: Match Plans to Your Goals

    Life insurance is a crucial financial tool for protecting your family’s future. This guide explains how to assess your needs, understand different policy types, compare features, and choose a plan that aligns with your long-term financial goals and life stage.
  • How sperm bank for cheetahs might one day save fastest land animal

    American zoologist Laurie Marker has maintained a cheetah sperm bank in Namibia for 35 years, preserving genetic diversity as wild populations drop to under 7,000. The bank serves as a last-resort conservation tool to prevent potential cheetah extinction
  • IndiGo cancels over 180 flights from 3 major airports

    IndiGo cancelled over 180 flights from Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru due to crew shortages following new Flight Duty Time Limitations norms. DGCA is investigating, while the pilots’ body urges stricter oversight and potential reallocation of slots to other airlines
  • SC asks HCs to provide details of pending acid attack trials across country

    The Supreme Court called the 16-year delay in a Delhi acid attack case a "national shame," directing all high courts to submit pending trial details within four weeks and urged the Centre to recognize survivors as persons with disabilities
  • Trump admin orders H-1B, H-4 visa applicants to make social media profiles public

    The US has expanded social-media vetting for H-1B and H-4 visa applicants, requiring all profiles be public from December 15. The move tightens immigration scrutiny amid broader restrictions, including paused Green Card processing for 19 countries following a deadly shooting involving an Afghan national
  • Visit India to see Cheetah in all its splendour: PM Modi on International Cheetah Day

    PM Modi marked International Cheetah Day by highlighting Project Cheetah’s success in restoring ecological heritage, with cheetah numbers rising to 32 in India. He urged global wildlife enthusiasts to visit Kuno and Gandhi Sagar, praising public support and conservation efforts
  • Raccoon goes on drunken rampage in Virginia liquor store and passes out on bathroom floor

    A raccoon caused chaos in an Ashland, Virginia liquor store, smashing bottles and ceiling tiles while drinking scotch and whisky. Animal control officer Samantha Martin rescued the drunken intruder, who was later safely returned to the wild
  • Indian Gas Exchange board decides to go public for raising funds

    Indian Gas Exchange (IGX), an IEX associate, plans to go public via an IPO through an offer for sale by existing shareholders; details on size and timing are yet to be announced
  • As an actor and producer, my hats are different: Priyanka Chopra Jonas

    Priyanka Chopra Jonas says, as a producer, she backs stories that move her personally, highlighting the documentary 'Born Hungry' on chef Sash Simpson, and aims to support bold, unique filmmakers
  • Coral reefs have orchestrated Earth’s climate for 250 million years

    A new study shows coral reefs have regulated Earth's climate and marine evolution for over 250 million years. Reef growth and collapse affected ocean alkalinity, carbon absorption, and plankton evolution, revealing long-term climate recovery processes relevant to modern CO₂ increases
  • Vir Das turns director with Aamir Khan-backed spy comedy ‘Happy Patel’

    Aamir Khan announced *Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos*, a quirky spy comedy marking Vir Das’ directorial debut. Starring Das and Mona Singh, the film releases on January 16, 2026, under Aamir Khan Productions, blending comedy, action, romance, and spy elements
  • FBI offers $50,000 reward for information about Indian national who murdered woman, son in 2017 

    The FBI has offered a US$50,000 reward for information on Indian national Nazeer Hameed, wanted for the 2017 New Jersey murders of Sasikala Narra and her son. US authorities urge India to extradite him after DNA evidence allegedly linked him to the crime 
  • Lok Sabh functions smoothly; Takes up Question Hour

    Lok Sabha conducted an undisrupted Question Hour for the first time this Winter Session after resolving a standoff over the opposition’s demand for a discussion on the SIR exercise. Members agreed to upcoming debates on *Vande Mataram*’s 150th anniversary and election reforms
  • Two DU colleges receive bomb threats

    Two Delhi colleges—Ramjas and Deshbandhu—received bomb threat emails early Wednesday, triggering swift responses from police and bomb disposal teams. Campuses were cordoned off and thoroughly inspected, but no suspicious items were found as verification and security checks continue
  • Doctor to be sentenced for selling Matthew Perry ketamine before ‘Friends’ star’s overdose death

    Dr Salvador Plasencia, who admitted to illegally selling ketamine to Matthew Perry before the actor’s fatal overdose, faces sentencing in Los Angeles. Prosecutors seek three years in prison, while his lawyers argue he’s already suffered severe personal and professional consequences
  • Deadly Asian floods no fluke, they’re climate warning: scientists

    Severe, late-season storms and heavy rains have unleashed deadly floods across Southeast Asia, overwhelming governments and exposing weak preparedness. Scientists warn these increasingly destructive, unpredictable events reflect a climate-driven “new normal,” with rising losses, vulnerable communities hit hardest, and adaptation funding still insufficient
  • Census to be done in two phases between April 2026 and Feb 2027: govt

    Census 2027 in India will be conducted in two phases: House Listing and Housing Census (April–September 2026) and Population Enumeration (February 2027), including caste data, using digital tools and mobile apps, with adaptations for snow-bound and special regions
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