No Tariffs On Visitors. Attract Them
Trump is threatening India’s exports. A smart response would be to make tourism a big dollar earner. Earnings can go up to $100bn from current $28bn. Plus, expanded tourism can create 2.5mn direct jobs
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‘Imran alive, mentally tortured’: Sister Uzma meets jailed leader; big charge against Munir
Imran Khan’s sister, Uzma Khanum, confirmed the former Pakistan PM is “completely fine” after a rare jail visit. Weeks of restricted access had sparked protests and death rumours. Despite court orders, family and party leaders faced repeated denials, leading to legal challenges and allegations of police brutality against protesting sisters. PTI seeks regular, unhindered access.
Govinda’s apology upsets Sunita Ahuja deeply
Sunita Ahuja has responded to controversy surrounding her comments about their family priest. She expressed disappointment that her husband, Govinda, issued a public apology. Ahuja stated she only spoke about her personal experiences and did not name anyone. She wished to apologize to all gurus if anyone felt hurt. Ahuja felt Govinda’s public clarification was…
Shilpa Shirodkar pens heartfelt tribute to Rajinikanth on 50 years in cinema
Shilpa Shirodkar celebrated Rajinikanth’s 50 years in cinema. She recalled working with him early in her career. She cherished his values of hard work and kindness. Kamal Haasan also congratulated Rajinikanth. Director Lokesh Kanakaraj expressed gratitude for directing Rajinikanth in ‘Coolie’. He appreciated their conversations and Rajinikanth’s inspiration. Many film industry professionals have greeted Rajinikanth…
Rohit Sharma joins Nita Ambani, Jay Shah and Sachin Tendulkar to cheer on India in World Cup final; fans go berserk
Navi Mumbai’s DY Stadium buzzed with excitement for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 final. Celebrities like Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma graced the stands, drawing cheers. Fans eagerly followed India’s strong batting performance, with openers Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana setting a solid foundation. The atmosphere was electric as India aimed for a historic…
‘Techie hit dumbbell on head, chest multiple times’: How a ‘turn off the lights’ request led to manager’s killing in Bengaluru
A dispute over office lights escalated into a fatal crime in Bengaluru early Saturday. A 41-year-old manager was bludgeoned to death by his 24-year-old colleague after a heated argument. The younger colleague, angered by a request to switch off lights, attacked the manager with a dumbbell, leading to his death.
The Family Man 3′: Manoj Bajpayee says Srikant is ‘not in his top form’: ‘He is trying to get his strength and mojo back’
Manoj Bajpayee offers a fresh perspective on Srikant Tiwari in ‘The Family Man 3,’ where the usually astute protagonist is mired in personal and work-related challenges. The strain from his family issues casts a shadow over his field operations, pushing him into a journey of rediscovery.
ChatGPT over doctor: Irish man’s choice ends in chronic illness diagnosis; What the official warning says
An Irish man, Warren Tierney, learned a harsh lesson about relying on ChatGPT for medical advice. Instead of consulting a doctor for a persistent sore throat, he trusted the chatbot’s reassurance. Months later, a medical examination revealed a serious chronic condition, highlighting the dangers of using AI for healthcare decisions, a risk OpenAI has warned…
‘Trains CCP’s future leaders’: Report accuses Harvard of having decade-long ties to Chinese Communist Party; Congress demands all records by August 7
Harvard University faces scrutiny over its decade-long partnerships with organizations linked to the Chinese Communist Party. A congressional probe revealed collaborations with entities like the Central Organisation Department and the Chinese Executive Leadership Academy Pudong. Concerns are mounting about potential foreign influence and national security risks, especially regarding the training of Chinese officials.