Mona Singh shares unseen ‘Jassi Jaissi Koi Nahin’ memories as the show marks 22 years

Mona Singh, celebrated for her iconic role in ‘Jassi Jaissi Koi Nahin,’ commemorates 22 years in the entertainment industry. She shared nostalgic, unseen photos from the show’s set on Instagram, evoking fond memories of the groundbreaking series. Her portrayal of Jassi, the endearing underdog, challenged conventional beauty standards and resonated deeply with viewers.

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Kolkata to host grand exhibition on Mahanayak Uttam Kumar

Kolkata is gearing up to celebrate the centenary of Uttam Kumar with ‘Shudhui Uttam,’ a comprehensive exhibition at Nehru Children’s Museum from September 3, 2024, to September 7, 2025. The exhibition, inaugurated by Sabitri Chattopadhyay, will showcase rare memorabilia, including costumes, scripts, and international coverage, offering an intimate look into the Mahanayak’s life and legacy.

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Jungkook celebrates birthday with ARMY: Reveals new piercings, addresses recent break-in attempt

BTS’s Jungkook celebrated his 28th birthday with fans via a livestream, revealing a new labret piercing and recounting the painful process of getting it. He also addressed a recent break-in attempt at his home, urging people to respect his privacy and warning against trespassing. Jungkook humorously detailed the security measures in place, promising stricter birthday…

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Classroom shut, timeline lit: UP teacher absent for 75 days, but active on social media; suspended

In Aligarh, a government primary school teacher has been suspended for unauthorized absence of 75 days. Despite multiple attempts by school officials to contact her, she remained unresponsive. Colleagues noted her activity on social media, even while claiming her phone number was blocked due to government actions, raising questions about her absence.

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The slow train from North Korea: How Kim Jong-un is travelling to China

Kim Jong-un departed Pyongyang by train for Beijing on Monday, continuing a tradition of North Korean leaders using rail travel for international visits. These specialized trains, equipped with security, amenities, and communication facilities, have been used for trips to China, Vietnam, and Russia. The trains feature multiple carriages, including offices, bedrooms, and even space for…

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Challenges and choices: What lies ahead for US research universities this fall

As the fall semester begins, U.S. research universities face unprecedented challenges, from declining international enrollment and budget shortfalls to federal restrictions on research funding and weakening faculty governance. Legal battles and political pressures threaten institutional autonomy, forcing university leaders to navigate complex financial, regulatory, and operational hurdles while safeguarding academic freedom and sustaining the nation’s…

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