Amazon Great Indian Festival 2025 sale dates announced: Prime members benefits, offers and more

Amazon’s Great Indian Festival 2025 kicks off on September 23rd, promising massive deals and faster deliveries. Prime members get a 24-hour head start. Expect discounts on smartphones, electronics, and home essentials, plus special offers for SBI cardholders. Customers can avail instant credit and cashback, with up to 80% off on electronics and 65% off on…

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Amitabh Bachchan, Suniel Shetty praise Shubman Gill-led Indian cricket team for historic test win against England: ‘Thok diya..’

India celebrated a historic Test cricket victory against England at Edgbaston, their first ever win at the venue, by a massive 336 runs. This also marks India’s biggest away Test win by runs, coinciding with Shubman Gill’s captaincy debut. Celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan and Suniel Shetty expressed their joy on social media, praising the team’s…

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Anushka Sharma is all hearts as Virat Kohli scores second century in India vs South Africa ODI series – PIC inside

Anushka Sharma celebrated Virat Kohli’s 53rd ODI century from the UK, showcasing their strong mutual support. Kohli’s brilliant comeback with two centuries in the series has impressed fans, who also fondly remember his tribute to Anushka after his first hundred. The couple is reportedly raising their children in a calmer UK environment.

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‘Massive sanctions or tariffs’: Trump’s big warning on Russia-Ukraine war; sets two-week deadline

Donald Trump gives Russia and Ukraine a two-week deadline. He will decide on imposing sanctions or tariffs. A Russia-Ukraine summit faces challenges. Sergei Lavrov confirms no meeting is planned. Volodymyr Zelensky accuses Moscow of avoiding talks. Trump suggests inviting Vladimir Putin to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Security guarantees for Ukraine remain unresolved.

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Old friends turn foes in Raxaul

The Raxaul assembly constituency in East Champaran presents a unique electoral battle. Major candidates from BJP, Congress, and Jan Suraj all have prior connections with the JD(U). This has transformed the election into a fascinating contest between former associates. The situation is described as a JD(U) versus JD(U) fight.

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