Actor Meezaan Jafri describes dancing with his father Javed Jaffrey in the song ‘3 Shaukk’ as a full-circle moment. The peppy track from ‘De De Pyaar De 2’ features Meezaan recreating Ajay Devgn’s iconic entry. The film, also starring Rakul Preet Singh and R Madhavan, is set to release on November 14.
Over time, garden soil loses vitality due to planting and weather, leading to nutrient depletion and compaction. Refreshing the soil involves removing debris, testing pH, and adding organic matter like compost. Reintroducing microbes, improving drainage, and practicing crop rotation are crucial for restoring soil health and promoting thriving plant growth.
The Punjab Police Constable recruitment for 2025 has reached a critical point with the release of scorecards on August 12, 2025. Candidates can now access their marks from the Computer-Based Test (CBT) via the official website. The final merit list and cut-off marks are anticipated by the end of August, determining progression to the next…
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is urging parents to update their children’s Aadhaar biometrics between the ages of five and seven. This mandatory biometric update ensures the accuracy of children’s biometric data, which is crucial for accessing school admissions, entrance exams, and direct benefit transfers.
Meezaan Jafri, son of Jaaved Jaaferi, calls the idea that star kids have it easy “stupid,” highlighting the unique pressures and baggage they carry. He openly discusses nepotism, groupism, and challenges in Bollywood while praising his film ‘De De Pyaar De 2,’ released November 14, 2025, featuring Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh.
The White House proposed a funding-linked compact to elite universities, including a double cap on international undergraduates. This policy limits international students to 15% of a campus’s total undergraduate body and no more than 5% from any single country. The impact on Indian families is primarily felt in undergraduate admissions, as India’s US.
Veteran actor Bhagyashree lauded Hyderabad’s film industry for its discipline and compelling storytelling, highlighting Telugu cinema’s content-driven approach. She observed positive shifts for women in filmmaking, noting increased inclusivity despite lingering patriarchy. Bhagyashree also shared her supportive parenting style for her actor children, Abhimanyu and Avantika, emphasizing independent choices and respect on set.
