‘Trolled me nonstop’: Ibrahim Ali Khan calls ‘Nadaaniyan’ a ‘bad film’; admits he ‘rushed’ his debut

Ibrahim Ali Khan candidly admitted his debut film, ‘Nadaaniyan,’ was a “really bad film,” leading to intense trolling. He shared the significant emotional toll the harsh criticism took, noting the hype surrounding his launch evaporated. Despite the setback, Ibrahim is now focused on his upcoming theatrical release, ‘Diler,’ aiming to showcase his growth as an…

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From Indore to NLSIU: 100% visually impaired top law school graduate Akshat Baldwa finds power in acceptance

Akshat Baldwa, a visually impaired graduate from NLSIU, overcame language barriers and academic challenges with determination and support from his mother, who ran a home-food service nearby. He excelled in a joint NLSIU–Harvard Law School elective, boosting his confidence. Baldwa aims for civil service, emphasizing resilience and connecting law with public service, inspired by his…

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You’re minister, not monarch: AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi slams Kiren Rijiju for remarks

Asaduddin Owaisi has strongly criticized Kiren Rijiju’s claim that Indian minorities receive more benefits than the majority, asserting that minority rights are fundamental, not charity. Owaisi questioned the discrimination and injustice faced by Muslims, including being labeled as outsiders, targeted with hate speech, and economically marginalized. He emphasized that minorities seek constitutional justice, not preferential…

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Netflix may finally get the Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, DC Comics, and more franchises as it wins the bidding war for Warner Bros

Netflix is reportedly set to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $30 per share, securing iconic franchises like Harry Potter and DC Comics. This massive deal faces significant regulatory hurdles and opposition from competitors and filmmakers concerned about its impact on theatrical releases. If approved, it would dramatically reshape Hollywood’s power dynamics.

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Physiologist reveals how many crunches you should be able to do as you age

Core strength, demonstrated by crunches, is vital for stability, spinal protection, and pain-free movement at all ages. While age influences crunch capacity, aiming for consistency with good form and incorporating varied exercises that challenge the core in different ways is more important than hitting specific rep counts. A strong, balanced core offers long-term protection and…

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Amit Shah in Chhattisgarh: Congress chief poses 8 questions to Union home minister on Bastar tribal issues

Chhattisgarh Congress President Deepak Baij posed eight questions to Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Baij raised concerns about Bastar’s tribal communities. He sought assurances on industrial entry and NMDC headquarters. Baij questioned the Nandraj mountain lease and Nagarnar Steel Plant privatization. He also inquired about alleged fake encounters and the reservation bill.

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