‘Tanvi The Great’: Anupam Kher on re-release of his directorial, says ‘Its recall value is interesting’

Anupam Kher’s directorial ‘Tanvi The Great,’ starring Shubhangi Dutt, returns to theaters on September 26, exploring courage, autism, and the Indian armed forces. Dutt expresses excitement about the second chance and recalls Robert De Niro’s praise for her performance. Kher emphasizes the importance of second chances, drawing from his own experiences and the film’s positive…

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NASA proves growing plants in space is key to healthy astronaut life on Mars missions and deep space travel

Growing plants in space, once a distant dream, is now vital for long-duration missions. Astronauts have successfully cultivated zinnias, sunflowers, and wheat on space stations, offering fresh food, psychological comfort, and life-support benefits. NASA’s Veggie project and earlier Soviet experiments demonstrate the feasibility of space farming, paving the way for sustainable deep space exploration and…

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UAE: Ru’ya Careers 2025 begins in Dubai, offering jobs and training for emiratis

Ru’ya Careers 2025, held from September 23–25 at Dubai World Trade Centre, brings together 180 employers to offer jobs, workshops, and skill-building opportunities for Emiratis. Aligned with UAE’s Emiratisation goals, the event features top companies like DP World, Amazon, and DEWA, and includes AI challenges, mentorship, and training, supporting youth empowerment and the future workforce…

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s ‘no conflict’ romance sparks concern as expert questions its long-term strength

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s seemingly conflict-free relationship has raised eyebrows. While fans see it as a sign of perfect compatibility, a relationship expert suggests that avoiding arguments might hinder their ability to navigate future challenges. True compatibility, she argues, lies in learning to handle disagreements constructively, not in their absence.

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Why a Cannes-winning Iranian filmmaker had to make his new film in hiding

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, long persecuted for his unflinching portrayals of life under repression, returns with It Was Just an Accident, a gripping moral thriller born from his own time in Evin Prison. Secretly filmed despite surveillance, the Cannes Palme d’Or winner cements Panahi’s legacy as cinema’s most resilient dissident, turning confinement itself into fearless…

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Hague Horror: How a sex scandal is threatening International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan’s legacy

Khan, who issued unprecedented arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes in Gaza, is facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct made by a former aide. The timing of the allegations — surfacing soon after the Israeli warrants — has fuelled claims of political sabotage and divided…

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Asian stocks today: Markets trade mixed as investors assess AI outlook; Nikkei gains over 600 points, HSI down 0.1%

Asian markets showed mixed trading as investors navigated the AI rally, US interest rate concerns, and a Washington shutdown. Japan’s Nikkei climbed, while Hong Kong and Singapore dipped. A Gaza ceasefire phase offered some relief, easing oil and gold prices. Despite AI bubble fears, Wall Street hit new records, buoyed by Oracle’s results and hopes…

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WBPSC clerkship result out at psc.wb.gov.in: Over 89,000 candidates qualify for Part-II; download here

WBPSC clerkship result 2023: The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has announced the Clerkship (Part-I) Examination 2023 results at psc.wb.gov.in. A total of 89,821 candidates have qualified for the Part-II exam. The final merit list will consider marks from both parts and computer operation tests. Category-wise cut-offs and Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) classifications…

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