Krushna Abhishek’s heartfelt note for Kashmera Shah: “You are like an angel to all 3 of us”

Krushna Abhishek publicly thanked his wife, Kashmera Shah, for orchestrating a memorable European family vacation with their twin sons, Krishaang and Rayaan. He shared heartwarming photos on Instagram, expressing gratitude for Kashmera’s efforts. The couple, married since 2013, recently appeared on ‘Laughter Chef’. Krushna is known for his comedy career, while Kashmera has starred in…

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Tisca Chopra recalls her first role as Krishna in a throwback post on Janmashtami

On Janmashtami, Tisca Chopra shared nostalgic monochrome pictures of herself as Krishna, reminiscing about her early acting days. She expressed that she has been channeling Krishna’s essence since her first role, embracing mischief and wisdom. The actress, known for her roles in ‘Taare Zameen Par’ and ‘Murder Mubarak’, has a long-standing passion for acting since…

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University of Technology Sydney suspends multiple STEM, Business, and Design courses to align with evolving job market

The University of Technology Sydney has temporarily suspended admissions for several undergraduate and postgraduate programs for the Autumn 2026 semester. This strategic review aims to modernise the curriculum and align courses with current industry demands. Low-enrolment courses in STEM, along with programs in business, design, and health, are affected, but current students are not impacted.

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Shubman Gill or Yashasvi Jaiswal for spot in Asia Cup squad? Ex-India player makes his argument

Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra suggests Yashasvi Jaiswal holds an edge over Shubman Gill for a spot in India’s Asia Cup squad. Chopra highlights Jaiswal’s aggressive T20 style aligns better with the team’s needs. He also raises concerns about accommodating Gill without disrupting the team’s balance, especially with Sanju Samson’s role as an opener complicating…

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‘Legitimisation cell’: Israeli army unit falsely branded journalists as Hamas operatives to justify strikes, report says

An Israeli military unit reportedly targeted journalists, aiming to portray them as Hamas operatives to deflect criticism over media deaths, according to +972 magazine. Intelligence sources revealed the “legitimisation cell” was formed post-October 7th to bolster Israel’s image. The military allegedly viewed media as an extension of the battlefield, even distorting intelligence to falsely link…

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