Orry says Sara Ali Khan’s mother Amrita Singh ‘put me through hell’, chooses not to reveal what happened: ‘Bad things happen to bad people’ |

Orry recalls a difficult 2021 phase involving Sara Ali Khan’s mother Amrita Singh, saying the experience left him traumatised but ultimately made him stronger. Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, has opened up about a difficult chapter from his past, recalling what he described as a deeply traumatising experience in 2021 involving Sara Ali Khan‘s…

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‘Negotiate or face decisive war’: Iran conveys terms to US for restarting talks, sets 7 conditions

Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei laid out the conditions that Iran sent to the US Iran has formally conveyed its conditions to United States for ending the war, with its top official saying it has set out seven conditions for restarting negotiations while warning that it is also prepared for a “decisive war”.Iran’s supreme national…

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Lady Gaga Baby Name Numerology: What Does ‘Rose Bean Polansky’ Reveal?

Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky welcomed their daughter, Rose Bean Polansky, on June 9, 2026. The name Rose carries numerological energy associated with creativity and artistic expression. Her middle name, Bean, signifies structure and practicality, offering a grounding balance. The surname Polansky introduces an element of change, curiosity, and adaptability to the name. This unique…

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India Concerns Pakistan Temple Destruction: ‘Reprehensible act of vandalism’: India condemns demolition of century-old Hindu temple in Pakistan, seeks probe | India News

An ancient Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab was reportedly demolished, sparking demands from minority groups for an investigation and restoration NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday expressed deep concern over reports of the destruction of a historic Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab province and called on the Pakistani government to conduct a prompt and transparent investigation…

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Saudi Arabia released 313 desert gazelles; 20 years later, both species had established in a vast protected desert | World News

Across one of Saudi Arabia’s largest protected desert landscapes, a conservation experiment that began in the 1990s is still visible two decades later. A total of 313 captive-bred Arabian and sand gazelles were released into Uruq Bani Ma’arid, where their movements were first followed with radio tracking. When researchers returned in 2015–2016, a large camera-trap…

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A former fuel-tank farm beside an Alaska national park visitor center has been erased; a young conservation crew restored 15,000 square yards of landscape and built 500 feet of new trail

The project also created about 500 feet of new pedestrian trail, connecting the visitor center with the Lakeview Tinitun trail and the broader trail network. What was once a utilitarian patch of ground beside an Alaska visitor center is now becoming part of the landscape again. At Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, a young…

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