EXCLUSIVE! Emily Blunt: It still throws me that people in India know who I am; talks about Devil Wears Prada and Dwayne Johnson

Emily Blunt expresses her surprise and delight at the love she receives from Indian fans, recalling her experiences filming ‘The Devil Wears Prada’. She also discusses her reunion with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson for ‘The Smashing Machine’, highlighting his powerful performance and the emotional toll of intense fight sequences, which required extensive post-scene debriefing with…

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Exclusive! Huma Qureshi on engagement rumours with Rachit Singh: When the time is right, I’ll make an announcement

Huma Qureshi, addressing engagement rumours sparked by a viral picture and a cryptic post, stated that she will announce her personal milestones when the time is right. She emphasized that her personal life is private and not a matter for public speculation, viewing public interest as a small price for the love and attention her…

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‘Tere sath Amole Gupte hojayega’: Abhinav Kashyap recounts FAINTING due to Salman Khan; recalls a friend WARNING him

Filmmaker Abhinav Kashyap alleges Salman Khan’s family harassed him during ‘Dabangg’ production, leading to an argument where Khan accused him of theft. Kashyap claims he fainted after Khan’s rude remarks. A friend’s intervention, warning of a similar fate to Amole Gupte, convinced Kashyap to stay on the project, which became a box office hit.

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Maharashtra flags 152 medical aspirants: How seat-blocking and fudged documents distort MBBS admissions

Maharashtra’s CET Cell has launched a strict verification drive after uncovering discrepancies in documents submitted for NEET-UG 2025 Round-3 admissions. Following a TNN investigation that revealed candidates holding seats elsewhere reappearing in the state merit list, 152 students have been asked to re-upload original documents by October 16. The move aims to curb seat-blocking and…

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Af-Pak clashes: 48-hr ceasefire declared; dozens killed in skirmishes at border

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire starting Wednesday evening, following a week of deadly cross-border clashes. This truce, requested by the Afghan Taliban, aims to de-escalate tensions and facilitate dialogue. The agreement follows Pakistan’s precision strikes in Kandahar and Kabul in retaliation for attacks that claimed the lives of 23 Pakistani soldiers.

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