‘Friends’ returns: Vijay–Suriya magic reborn, 4K version to release on THIS date

The beloved 2001 Tamil film ‘Friends’, starring Vijay and Suriya, is returning to theaters on November 21st in a remastered 4K version. This re-release, celebrated for its humor, friendship, and iconic Vadivelu character ‘Nesamani’, is expected to draw significant crowds. The film’s return also sparks anticipation for a potential box office clash between Vijay and…

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‘Financial burden gone’: GTRI report hails Trump’s H-1B fee relief – but with a warning

US eases H-1B visa fees for existing Indian students and professionals, offering significant relief. However, new student intake caps and unpredictable immigration policies under the Trump administration are raising concerns about future talent flow. This creates a dual situation of short-term reassurance for current visa holders but long-term uncertainty for aspiring migrants.

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‘Rs 25,000 crore misused for terrorism, love jihad’: Yogi Adityanath defends Halal ban; says ended Eid milan tradition at CM house

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath defended the state’s ban on Halal-certified products, alleging funds were misused for terrorism, ‘love jihad,’ and conversions. He stated these certifications operate as an unregulated system, earning significant amounts without official recognition. Adityanath also discussed the secularization of official events, emphasizing inclusivity beyond religious celebrations.

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Is the world going to end? NASA supercomputer warns Earth could become lifeless soon

New NASA research using supercomputers shows Earth’s habitability is threatened sooner than thought. Rising solar radiation and climate change are accelerating the planet’s decline. Oceans could evaporate and oxygen levels may drop significantly. This poses urgent threats to human survival within centuries. The study highlights the need for sustainable practices and interplanetary survival strategies.

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‘Bison’ actor Dhruv Vikram opens up on nepotism to caste oppression; ‘Every creative person has a unique freedom to express’

Actor Dhruv Vikram, promoting his film ‘Bison’, addressed nepotism, acknowledging opportunities but vowing to earn respect through hard work. He reflected on his past films, ‘Varma’ and ‘Aditya Varma’, as crucial growth steps. Vikram also detailed injuries sustained while preparing for his Kabaddi role and expressed support for films tackling caste oppression, highlighting cinema’s power…

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