Headlines

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai praises PM Narendra Modi for BRICS summit 2026: ‘Only he can do it, love begets love’ |

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his international stature, saying that world leaders respect him. Ghai shared the message on Instagram while congratulating the Prime Minister on the occasion of BRICS 2026.Sharing photographs of PM Modi interacting with delegates at the summit, the filmmaker spoke about the importance of positivity, love…

Read Full News

Meet Mike Nithavrianakis, former British diplomat to Pakistan who is running a global marathon to help educate 25.2 million children in the country

Mike Nithavrianakis worked as a British diplomat in Pakistan for three years from 2019 to 2022, working as Deputy High Commissioner in Karachi and Trade Director for Pakistan. During his time there, he clearly remembers his first visit to a school run by The Citizens Foundation (TCF) in Pakistan, The students in the classrooms were…

Read Full News

Tupac Shakur’s murder trial begins: Former gang leader accused of ordering killing goes on trial; here’s all you need to know |

The trial of a man accused of orchestrating the killing of Tupac Shakur started this week with jury selection, almost 30 years after the rap legend was gunned down near the Las Vegas Strip.Attorneys began vetting potential jurors Monday for the case, which centers on one of the hip-hop world’s defining moments and enduring mysteries….

Read Full News

Anant Singh: Supreme Court cancels bail of expelled JD(U) leader Anant Singh in Dularchand Yadav murder case | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday cancelled the bail granted to expelled JD(U) leader Anant Singh in the murder case of Dularchand Yadav and directed him to surrender before the authorities on or before December 1, 2026.A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PV Varale observed that the Patna high court had erred in…

Read Full News

Saif Ali Khan proposed to Kareena Kapoor Khan in Paris, Greece after Mumbai, that’s when she said yes: ‘I would have saved a lot of money’ |

Some love stories never lose their charm. Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan’s relationship is proof of that. Fourteen years into their marriage, the Bollywood power couple still gives fans plenty of reasons to gush. Whether it is their dreamy holiday pictures, red-carpet appearances or adorable family moments with their sons, Taimur and Jeh,…

Read Full News

Conservation Easement: In 1969, Malcolm Forbes bought Colorado’s Trinchera Ranch; 35 years later his family permanently protected 80,000 acres, the largest donated conservation easement in state history

A huge area of alpine wilderness in southern Colorado has been permanently protected from commercial development after the family of late publishing tycoon Malcolm Forbes donated an 80,000-acre conservation easement. The agreement, managed by Colorado Open Lands, is the largest donated conservation easement in Colorado’s history. It permanently limits subdivision and commercial development on the…

Read Full News

A West Virginia high school built in 1923 has reopened 103 years later as a 40-room hotel, with its old classrooms turned into guest rooms and gathering spaces

Exterior facade of Hill Hall Hotel in Fayetteville, West Virginia. A historic West Virginia high school built in 1923 by Italian stonemasons has reopened its doors 103 years later as a 40-room boutique hotel. Former classrooms have been turned into guest rooms, lounges and shared spaces for visitors. The Hill Hall Hotel, located in downtown…

Read Full News

ECINET row: Congress questions EC after poll body refuses to share details of ‘controversial’ software | India News

NEW DELHI: The Congress on Sunday intensified its criticism of the Election Commission (EC), alleging that the poll body’s repeated refusal to disclose details of the ECINET software was aimed at concealing what the party described as “centralised manipulation” in the “disastrous” Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.Congress general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam…

Read Full News

A 94-year-old Chicago billionaire hired workers to scatter nuts around Lincoln Park to feed squirrels for years; leftover food attracted rats, damaged park property and disrupted a nearby farmers’ market | World News

A Chicago billionaire’s unusual effort to feed squirrels has sparked a dispute over rat infestations, damage to public property and the cost of maintaining one of the city’s best-known parks. Barre Seid, a 94-year-old industrialist, has allegedly paid workers to distribute Brazil nuts, walnuts, peanuts and other food around his home and nearby Lincoln Park…

Read Full News