Avinibesh Sharma launches Aarchive to preserve Bhupen Hazarika’s legacy on birth centenary

Avinibesh Sharma in Jorhat has launched an archive and gallery to preserve Bhupen Hazarika’s legacy on his birth centenary. The archive features a collection of Hazarika’s doctoral thesis, 70 books, and rare records, offering a glimpse into his personal and professional life. Supported by personal contributions, the archive aims to honor Hazarika’s multifaceted contributions as…

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Ammy Virk highlights the importance of maintaining clean comedy; says what if tomorrow his daughter asks, ‘Papa, what is this?’

Singer-actor Ammy Virk emphasizes the importance of clean comedy, stating he avoids double-meaning jokes and even removes words like ‘saala’ from his films to ensure his daughter can watch his work without question. Virk also highlighted that while Punjabi actors are known for comedy, they are capable of serious roles, citing examples of successful dramatic…

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A’ja Wilson’s last 7 WNBA games: Full stats and dominant performances cementing her status as the best player in the league

A’ja Wilson, the WNBA MVP, has been delivering outstanding performances for the Las Vegas Aces, consistently scoring high points and providing crucial assists. Over the last seven games, Wilson has led the Aces to victory with record-setting performances, including a historic 30+ point and 20 rebound game. Her contributions have solidified the Aces’ winning streak.

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Weekly Wealth Horoscope Predictions, September 21 to September 27, 2025: Your money luck for the week

This week brings varied financial prospects for each zodiac sign. While some signs like Aries, Leo, and Libra can expect financial relief and growth, others such as Capricorn need to exercise caution and plan carefully. Opportunities for business expansion and increased income are present for many, but avoiding impulsive decisions and focusing on long-term stability…

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SC refuses to relax 3-year law practice rule for judicial services exam, says it will open ‘Pandora’s box’

The Supreme Court has refused to relax its May 20 verdict mandating a minimum three-year law practice for appearing in entry-level judicial services exams. A Madhya Pradesh judge had sought recognition of judicial officers’ experience, but the bench led by CJI B R Gavai said allowing it would “open Pandora’s box,” dismissing the plea.

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