UAE: Sharjah offers tenants major relief; 50% fee cut and full fine waiver for expired lease contracts

Sharjah has approved a new settlement plan allowing tenants and landlords to legalise unauthorised lease contracts with 50% fee cuts and full fine waivers between November and December 2025. The Executive Council also endorsed the Hasad Centre Project to strengthen food security and reviewed grand plans for Sharjah’s 54th UAE National Day celebrations.

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Evening news wrap: Delhi CM attacked, accused in custody; Opposition tears bills as Amit Shah tables key amendments; and more

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta survived an assassination attempt at her office, leading to an arrest and investigation. Simultaneously, Parliament witnessed uproar as the Home Minister introduced controversial bills, opposed by the Opposition. Amidst this, Russia confirmed a Modi-Putin meeting in Delhi, criticizing US tariffs on Indian oil purchases.

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Exclusive – Noyontara actress Simron Upadhyay: Dance was my beginning and acting found me along the way

Simron Upadhyay, who began her acting career at 11 on Dance Bangla Dance, has a decade-long journey in television and films. She pursued higher education alongside her acting, earning a master’s in International Relations. Beyond acting, Simron is passionate about dance, sports content creation, and academic pursuits, aspiring to play Sania Mirza in a sports…

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Horoscope Today, July 10, 2025: Wellness Predictions for Every Zodiac Sign

Daily horoscopes offer insights into health and well-being. Stars may influence energy and balance. Each zodiac sign receives personalized health advice for July 10, 2025. Aries should accept feelings. Taurus needs enthusiasm. Gemini must see challenges as growth. Cancer should stay grounded. Leo needs authenticity. Virgo must nourish soul. Libra requires patience. Scorpio should trust…

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The hidden dangers of antibiotic overuse: A growing risk to health from drug-resistant infections

Antibiotic resistance is a growing global crisis, particularly in India, where infections are increasingly defying common drugs. Uncontrolled access and misuse, like taking antibiotics for viral illnesses or stopping treatment early, are fueling this dangerous trend. This jeopardizes future medical treatments and makes routine infections life-threatening. Responsible antibiotic use is crucial.

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