Angry Salman Khan would say Aishwarya Rai thinks she looks beautiful, ‘usko bolo Waheeda Rahman ko dekhe’, says Himani Shivpuri

Veteran actress Himani Shivpuri recently shared insights into Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan’s past relationship. During a Red FM interview, Shivpuri recalled witnessing their strong bond while working with Aishwarya in the late 90s, mentioning Salman’s frequent visits. She also recounted an incident where a visibly upset Salman confronted her about Aishwarya during a film…

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Why Ireland Baldwin, Alec Baldwin’s and Kim Basinger’s daughter, keeps her child away from her ‘narcissitic family’

Ireland Baldwin, ahead of her 30th birthday, announced her decision to cut ties with “narcissistic, unreliable, addict family members.” She cited a “lonely childhood” and the need to protect her daughter as reasons for this difficult choice. Baldwin also shared lessons learned about self-acceptance and the futility of trying to change others.

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‘Madness’: Dale Steyn compares Bumrah to Cristiano Ronaldo, slams decision to rest pacer

India’s team selection for the Edgbaston Test has sparked criticism, most notably resting Jasprit Bumrah despite trailing in the series. Dale Steyn sarcastically questioned the decision, comparing it to benching Cristiano Ronaldo. The absence of the top-ranked bowler, along with other selection choices, has raised concerns about India’s chances of leveling the series.

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‘We had no contact’: Shaheen’s elder brother breaks silence after Delhi blast; family struggles to believe terror link

Family members of arrested doctor Shaheen Sayeed expressed shock and disbelief over her alleged links to a terror module responsible for the Red Fort car blast. Her brother and former husband described her as a loving person, unaware of any suspicious activities. Investigators claim Sayeed headed Jaish-e-Mohammed’s women’s recruitment wing.

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The rise in learning, the stall in earning: Why Delhi women steering the education sector remain missing from the workforce

Delhi’s education sector sees women increasingly as students and teachers, with female higher education enrollment crossing fifty percent. However, this educational progress starkly contrasts with their minimal participation in the paid labour market. Deep-rooted structural constraints, including cultural expectations and safety concerns, hinder women’s entry into employment, despite their growing academic achievements.

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