Veteran actor Satish Shah has passed away at the age of 74 after battling kidney-related issues. Filmmaker Ashoke Pandit confirmed the news, highlighting Shah’s significant contributions to Indian cinema and television. His iconic roles, including Indravadhan Sarabhai, Prof Rasai, and Municipal Commissioner D’Mello among many other will be remembered for their comedic brilliance.
In Anchorage, a summit between Trump and Putin, intended to address the Ukraine conflict, instead bolstered Putin’s standing on the global stage. Despite no concessions from Russia, the meeting provided Putin with legitimacy and visibility.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the BRICS Summit in Brazil, fueling speculation about internal political shifts. Premier Li Qiang will lead the delegation instead, while Vladimir Putin will participate via video link. Narendra Modi’s attendance and state visit position India as a central figure in the summit, where Brics aims to enhance its…
Singer Divya Kumar revealed he initially recorded ‘Tainu Ki Pata’ for Aryan Khan’s ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’ but was replaced by Diljit Dosanjh. Kumar rejected a substantial compensation from Shah Rukh Khan’s production house, citing SRK’s profound inspiration in his career, even admitting to crying outside Mannat after rejections. Read on.
Brittany Mahomes, wife of Patrick Mahomes, has faced public scrutiny for her outspoken views, including liking pro-Trump comments in 2024. She defended herself against critics and addressed past controversies, such as blaming referees and a champagne-spraying incident. Mahomes revealed how she copes with fame by disregarding public opinion and focusing on her family and career.
Former Atiq-uz-Zaman criticised the PCB for providing substandard jerseys during the Asia Cup 2025, contrasting them with the dry-fit kits of other teams. Despite Pakistan’s Super Four qualification after defeating UAE, Captain Salman Ali Agha acknowledged batting concerns, particularly in the middle overs. Agha emphasised the need for improvement before their crucial match against India…
The Philadelphia 76ers have signed Jabari Walker to a two-way contract, adding depth to their power forward position. Walker, previously with the Portland Trail Blazers, brings a mix of youth and NBA experience. He will likely spend time with the Delaware Blue Coats, offering positional flexibility and spot-up shooting to the Sixers roster.
In Tokyo & Tianjin, India’s deftly played the hand it was dealt. Coming next: tech partnership with Japan, buying more Russian oil, careful opening up to Chinese business but also keeping Quad alive
