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Tamil Actor Vikram Dons Seven Unrecognisable Looks in Upcoming Film Cobra
Cobra is set for a summer 2020 release and will see the actor in 7 different avatars such as a politician and an old man, among other characters.
Jaipur to Host Four-team Women's T20 Challenge During IPL Playoff Week
The Women's T20 Challenge will have one addition this time around. Instead of three, the competition will feature four teams.
Telangana Bride Leaves Wedding Rituals Mid-way after Seeing Former Boyfriend at Marriage
Just before the groom was about to tie the mangalsutra, the bride took everyone around by surprise announcing that she did not want to get married.
After Peace Deal With US Today, Taliban Must Focus on Good Relations With India, Says Afghan Analyst
Nazar Mohammed Mutmaeen, Taliban sympathiser and political analyst, talks about the future of Taliban, its relationship with Al-Qaeda and India’s role in the Afghan region.
There Are Many Stories I Haven't Told Because I'm Too Afraid to, Says Karan Johar at IBLA
Karan Johar was speaking at the 15th edition of the India Business Leader Awards (IBLA), hosted by CNBC TV18, where he was felicitated with the Iconic Entertainment Leader of the Decade honour.
Carnivals, Cars, Concerts: How Switzerland Cracks Down on Coronavirus
The government said that even for gatherings of fewer than 1,000 people "event organisers must carry out a risk assessment in conjunction with the competent cantonal authorities to decide whether or not the event can be held."
Paris Hilton Talks About Failed Engagement with Chris Zylka, Says 'I Deserve Someone Amazing'
The socialite dated American actor Chris for two years before calling it quits in 2018. In an interview, she quoted Chris' 'controlling' nature being one of the reasons behind the split.
Odisha Man Sets Wife on Fire after She Objects to His Extramarital Affair
Problems were brewing between them over the man's alleged affair with another woman of the same locality. The man also used to torture his wife mentally and physically, police said.
Delhi Violence: Courts Affected as Lawyers, Litigants Could Not Appear in Cases
While some of the judges were allowing the exemption pleas moved on behalf of the people who were unable to appear before it due to the violence, others were even issuing non-bailable warrants due to non-appearance.
Hopefully Indian Footballers Will Play in the Premier League Someday: Richard Masters
Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters hopes that Indian footballers will someday play in England's top league.
Govt Focussing More on Political and Social Agenda than Economy, Says Raghuram Rajan
India can still reverse its slowing economic growth by paying attention to key issues, former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan said.
Explosives for IED Used in Pulwama Attack Ordered Online, Says NIA After Arrest of JeM Operative
The NIA in its statement said arrested Shakir Bashir Magrey was an active conspirator in the attack and had harboured the suicide bomber Adil Ahmed Dar, surveyed the area where the blast took place and also tweaked the vehicle for the bombing.
Rafale Jets Not Enough for Force's Needs; Indigenous Weapons to be Game Changer: IAF Chief
Stressing on the need to develop indigenous weapons, Air Chief RKS Bhadauria said it would be a 'game changer' if in the next air skirmish, the weapons and missiles used by the Air Force are indigenously built.
Fadnavis Seeks to Corner Shiv Sena After Nawab Malik's Announcement on 5% Muslim Quota
Malik, an NCP leader, told the Legislative Council that the government has proposed to provide five per cent reservation to Muslims in educational institutes and will bring in a law for this.
Ahead of MP Govt's 'Namaste Orchha' Festival, 'Raja' Ram's Town to Get Facelift
MP minister Brijendra Singh Rathore said the government will organise 'Namaste Orchha', which is a brainchild of Chief Minister Kamal Nath and is aimed at increasing job creation and helping bring in investment.
Indian Aviation Sector Outlook Remains Negative Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
Several international passengers are foregoing travel to Sout-east Asian countries as the Coronavirus death toll crossed well over 2,700.