Children and relatives of ex-CMs set to contest key assembly seats
Political legacies are shaping Bihar’s assembly elections, with prominent candidates including children and relatives of former chief ministers and influential politicians. Tejashwi Yadav, Nitish Mishra, and Jagriti Thakur are among those carrying forward their families’ political dynasties, highlighting the enduring impact of political lineage in the state’s electoral landscape.
Ilaiyaraaja’s copyright battle: Veteran composer takes a stand; Madras HC orders revenue details
Veteran composer Ilaiyaraaja has accused Sony Music Entertainment, Echo Recording, and Oriental Records of unauthorized commercial use of his 7,500 songs in the United States, filing a case in the Madras High Court. The court has ordered Sony to submit revenue and budget details related to the songs’ usage. This case sets a precedent for…
2 terrorists killed near LoC, infiltration bid foiled
In a joint operation based on intelligence inputs, Indian soldiers neutralized two terrorists near the LoC in Poonch district, Jammu & Kashmir. The gunfight erupted after troops detected suspicious movement in a forested area. Authorities recovered assault rifles, a pistol, ammunition, grenades, IEDs, and communication devices.
‘Israel is losing information war’: Charlie Kirk’s letter to Netanyahu — Details
Assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk wrote to Benjamin Netanyahu, warning Israel was “losing the information war” and facing declining support, even among conservatives. His letter, now fully revealed, urged a communications intervention, proposing rapid response teams, an “Israel Truth Network,” and strategic messaging using released hostages to counter anti-Israel sentiment.
When Amitabh Bachchan said Smita Patil was uncomfortable doing the ‘Aaj Rapat’ song in ‘Namak Halal’: ‘It didn’t reflect…’
Smita Patil, a beacon of realism in 1970s Hindi cinema, fearlessly portrayed complex women, a stark contrast to the era’s glamour. Despite her artistic integrity, she grappled with the allure of commercial cinema, fearing it would compromise her authenticity. Her later ventures into mainstream films, though popular, left her disheartened, as she felt they overshadowed…
Alex Ovechkin injury update: Washington Capitals captain expected back soon despite training camp absence
Alex Ovechkin’s recent lower-body issue during training camp is considered minor by the Washington Capitals coaching staff. Despite missing practice sessions, the team expects the veteran forward to be ready for the season opener on October 8. Ovechkin is approaching significant milestones, needing just three goals to reach 900 and nine games to hit 1,500…
Stephen Curry’s mom Sonya Curry shares heartfelt tribute after tragic loss of her mother
Sonya Curry, mother of NBA star Stephen Curry, shared a heartfelt Instagram post mourning the loss of her mother, Candy Wyms Adams, who passed away at 76 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Candy, remembered for her warmth and love, was a significant influence on Sonya, instilling values of strength and kindness.
Watch: Heartwarming clip of baby elephant and caretaker goes viral for all the right reasons
An Instagram video showcasing a baby Asian elephant playfully wrestling with its caretaker has captured hearts online. The heartwarming clip highlights the strong bond built on trust, patience, and care between the elephant and its human companion. Viewers are touched by the evident love and respect, praising the ethical animal care depicted in the joyful…
At the crossroads of aspiration and opportunity: PM Modi honours ITI toppers, launches PM-SETU, and opens 1,200 skill labs
Prime Minister Modi unveiled PM-SETU, a ₹60,000-crore scheme to transform 1,000 ITIs into advanced training hubs, alongside upgrading five National Skill Training Institutes. He also inaugurated 1,200 vocational labs in schools, aiming to make vocational education aspirational and build a skilled workforce for an Atmanirbhar Bharat.