Ananya Panday goes down memory lane on father Chunky Panday’s 63rd birthday; drops an old family picture – See Pic

Veteran actor Chunky Panday celebrated his 63rd birthday, receiving heartfelt wishes from his daughters Ananya and Rysa, and wife Bhavana. Ananya shared a nostalgic childhood photo, while Bhavana posted multiple pictures showcasing Chunky’s style. The article also touched upon Chunky’s recent film ‘Housefull 5’ and Ananya’s upcoming projects. Read on.

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Senator Bernie Sanders warns: There is a reason why Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Oracle’s Larry Ellison and other billionaires are investing in AI…It is not to..

Senator Bernie Sanders criticized tech giants and CEOs like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg for their AI and robotics investments, warning of massive job losses across blue-collar and white-collar sectors. He also highlighted the significant environmental impact of AI data centers, stressing that technology must benefit ordinary Americans, not just a handful of billionaires.

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Netanyahu speaks at UN: Many delegations walk out- what Israel PM said

Benjamin Netanyahu maintained his defiant stance on continuing military action in Gaza at the UN General Assembly, despite increasing international isolation and a significant delegate walkout. He condemned nations recognizing Palestinian statehood and broadcasted his demands to Gaza residents, linking peace to hostage return and Hamas’s disarmament, while facing mounting global pressure and war crimes…

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Severe rainfall disrupts Durga Puja preparations and traffic in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack

Heavy rain disrupted life in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack on Friday. Traffic snarls affected key roads, causing long delays for commuters. Durga Puja preparations also faced setbacks due to the downpour. Organizers struggled to protect pandal decorations. Authorities issued a traffic diversion plan for the upcoming festive rush. Citizens urged better traffic and drainage management.

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India’s anti-ragging framework: How laws and implementation gaps affect students

India’s anti-ragging framework, strengthened after Aman Kachroo’s 2009 death, includes Supreme Court directives and UGC regulations mandating strict institutional responsibilities, individual affidavits, and criminal penalties. Despite a robust legal and regulatory structure, enforcement gaps persist due to poor institutional compliance, limited awareness, and lack of training. Recent incidents underline the need for improved monitoring, training,…

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