Farhan Akhtar then revealed that the climax of Sholay we saw on screen wasn’t what Salim Khan and Javed Akhtar had originally written. According to him, Thakur, the police officer played by Sanjeev Kumar, was originally meant to kill Gabbar Singh with his bare feet in a brutal act of revenge after losing his family…
Orissa high court is examining a PIL alleging significant under-utilisation of the state’s iron ore mining capacity. The petition highlights that despite holding 28% of India’s reserves, production is far below environmental clearance limits, causing substantial financial losses and economic distress in mining districts. The court has sought the government’s response.
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India is urgently seeking to replace its aging Cheetah and Chetak helicopters, which are plagued by safety concerns and outdated technology. The Army has issued a request for information to acquire 120 reconnaissance and surveillance helicopters, while the IAF needs 80, aiming to modernize its fleet and enhance operational capabilities after decades of delays.
Former Trump advisor Peter Navarro accuses India and PM Modi of prolonging the Ukraine war through discounted Russian oil purchases, alleging a double game on trade and energy. He claims India’s actions undermine global stability and benefit from unfair trade practices, leading to increased tariffs on Indian goods.
Priyanka Chopra faced social media backlash over a video of fans repeatedly seeking autographs, with some alleging a staged PR stunt. Actress Bella Thorne defended Chopra, suggesting the fans were persistent and Chopra was simply being kind. Meanwhile, Chopra is set to return to Indian cinema with SS Rajamouli’s ‘Varanasi’ in 2027, alongside other international…
Former Vancouver Canucks and Anaheim Ducks forward Ryan Kesler is officially headed toward trial after a new court decision on Thursday confirmed the case will move forward. Kesler faces two misdemeanor counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct tied to a January incident in Orchard Lake, Michigan. The latest ruling reinforces the prosecution’s position, while Kesler…
