By Rashmi kumari
CID to Probe Death of Bengali Actor Rahul Arunodoy Bandyopadhyay During Shoot at Talsari Beach
The 42-year-old actor, known for his work in Bengali entertainment, passed away while filming a television series at Talsari beach, prompting a CID investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Review: A Fun, Lighthearted Spin on The Dark Knight That Channels Arkham...
A surprising blend of humour, nostalgia, and surprisingly deep combat mechanics, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight delivers the closest feeling to a modern Arkham-style Batman experience wrapped in classic LEGO charm.
‘Riha’ Wins Short Film Award: A Powerful Story on Women’s Rights Stands Out in a Crowded Field of 12,000...
The women’s rights–focused short film ‘Riha’ has emerged as a standout winner in a massive national selection pool, earning praise from jury member Anurag Kashyap, who called it “literally a perfect 10.”
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s Kollur Mookambika Temple Visit Revives Memories of MGR and Jayalalithaa’s Spiritual Journeys
A recent political pilgrimage to the Kollur Mookambika temple has reignited public memory of how Tamil Nadu leaders MGR and Jayalalithaa frequently visited the sacred shrine, blending spirituality with leadership symbolism.
‘Raakh’ Series Review: Ali Fazal Anchors a Smouldering Crime Drama That Explores Delhi’s Moral Decay
An immersive investigative thriller powered by a strong ensemble cast, ‘Raakh’ uses crime and punishment as a lens to examine fractured morality, systemic failure, and the fading innocence of a city like Delhi.
‘Sing Geetham’ Film Review: Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s Musical Fantasy Turns Ecology Into a Dreamlike Cinematic Experience
A 94-year-old master storyteller returns with a bold, imaginative film that blends music, fantasy, and environmental consciousness into a refreshing departure from conventional Telugu cinema.
‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’ Movie Review: Imtiaz Ali’s Poignant Exploration of Love, Memory, and Human Fragility
A reflective, emotionally layered narrative anchored by Naseeruddin Shah, Imtiaz Ali’s latest film turns romance into a meditation on loss, healing, and the quiet longing for human connection in fractured modern times.
Kerala Plans ‘Outbreak Calendar’ to Predict Disease Surges: A New Step in Public Health Forecasting
With recurring monsoon-linked infections like Shigella outbreaks, Kerala is preparing a predictive ‘outbreak calendar’ to anticipate disease spikes and strengthen early response systems, as health officials point to sanitation lapses during seasonal rains.
As Health Ministry Tightens Rules on Cough Syrups, Questions Arise Over OTC Enforcement in India
>While the Health Ministry’s directive aims to improve safety after concerns linked to cough syrup misuse, experts warn that enforcing over-the-counter (OTC) drug rules especially in smaller towns and rural areas remains a major challenge
Actor Aishwarya Sakhuja, a Type 1 Diabetic, Highlights Hidden Blood Sugar Triggers: What Experts Want You to Know About...
The actor’s experience brings attention to often-overlooked factors that can influence blood sugar levels, while specialists emphasize that diabetes management goes far beyond diet alone including oral health, stress, sleep, and daily lifestyle habits.
Can Walking 3–4 Miles a Day Wear Out Your Knees and Hips? What Orthopaedic Experts Want Older Adults to...
Many people in their 70s worry that too much walking could damage their joints, but research and orthopaedic specialists say regular walking is more likely to protect knees and hips than wear them out provided it is done safely and with the right precautions.
5 Rare Birds Found in Tamil Nadu’s Forests and Hills: Hidden Avian Treasures of the Western Ghats
From the misty shola forests of the Nilgiris to the rugged heights of the Anamalai and Palani Hills, Tamil Nadu shelters some of India's most extraordinary and elusive birds. These species are not only spectacular to watch but also serve as indicators of the health of fragile mountain ecosystems
The Hidden History of the Thailand-India Connection: How an Enduring Bond Helped Shape India’s Freedom Struggle
The Hidden History of the Thailand-India Connection and Its Role in India’s Freedom Struggle
Gippy Grewal Worked as a Security Guard and Cleaned Toilets Before Stardom: ‘I Earned $13 an Hour’
Punjabi superstar Gippy Grewal has opened up about the humble beginnings that shaped his career, revealing that he worked multiple jobs in Canada including as a security guard and cleaner before becoming one of the biggest names in Punjabi cinema and music.
Sanchita Ugale’s Father Alleges Harassment and Pressure After Actor’s Death: Why Mental Health in Entertainment Needs Urgent Attention
Sanchita Ugale’s Father Alleges Harassment and Pressure After Actor’s Death, Renewing Focus on Mental Health in Entertainment
Dia Mirza Stands by ‘Patriarchy Causes Climate Change’ Remark: What the Debate Reveals About Gender, Power and the Environment
Dia Mirza Defends ‘Patriarchy Causes Climate Change’ Remark, Sparking Debate on Gender, Power and Environmental Justice
Zubeen Garg’s Last Recorded Duet With Late Co-Singer Released Ahead of ‘Dipholu’ Premiere
The release of ‘Xorogi Xopun’ from the upcoming Assamese film ‘Dipholu’ has become an emotional moment for music lovers, preserving one final collaboration between Zubeen Garg and his late co-singer while highlighting how cinema keeps voices alive long after artists are gone.
Bangladesh PM Adviser Returns From Delhi Airport After Immigration Delay, Calls Experience ‘Humiliating’
The incident involving a senior adviser to Bangladesh’s Prime Minister has raised questions about diplomatic protocols, immigration procedures and the delicate balancing act in India-Bangladesh relations
FIFA World Cup 2026: Iran Battles Back Twice in Dramatic 2-2 Draw Against New Zealand Amid Political Tensions
Elijah Just struck in both halves to put New Zealand ahead twice, but Iran showed resilience to salvage a point in a thrilling World Cup opener that unfolded against a backdrop of protests, travel challenges and political scrutiny.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s ‘Maa Inti Bangaram’ Recovers Full Investment Before Release: What It Reveals About the New Economics of...
Producer confirms that Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s upcoming film ‘Maa Inti Bangaram’ has already recouped its investment ahead of its June 19 release, underscoring how non-theatrical revenues are reshaping the business of filmmaking.
‘Cocktail 2’ Clears CBFC Without Visual Cuts, but Dialogue Changes Reveal India’s Evolving Censorship Approach
‘Cocktail 2’ Clears CBFC Without Visual Cuts: Why Dialogue Changes Reflect India’s New Censorship Approach