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Kuwait to get six public holidays in January 2026 including new year and Isra-Mi’raj

Kuwaitis will get a three day New Year holiday from January 1 to 3, 2026/Representative Image Kuwaitis are set to enjoy six official public holidays in January 2026, offering extended breaks to start the year. Read More

Rana-Dulquer on shift debate: ‘Going extra on a day is cheaper’

Rana Daggubati and Dulquer Salmaan have shared their thoughts on the growing industry debate around Deepika Padukone’s stance on implementing an eight-hour work shift in the film industry. Read More

‘She wants to live as Hindu, I as Muslim’: Zeeshan reveals

Zeeshan Ayyub married Rasika Agashe in 2007 despite family opposition to their interfaith union. They met at NSD, bonded deeply, and eloped to Goa before wedding under the Special Marriage Act. Read More

‘Laalo’ becomes first Gujarati film to release in Poland

Gujarati blockbuster ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ has added yet another feather to its extraordinary run by becoming the first-ever Gujarati film to release in Poland. Read More

‘Laalo’ BO day 54: Film mints Rs 1.1 crore at the ticket windows

Gujarati blockbuster ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ is once again proving its unusual consistency at the box office. According to the latest reports, on day 54, the film registered a solid Rs 1.1 crore. Read More

Saudi Arabia approves $350 billion budget for 2026, focused on vision 2030 goals

Saudi Arabia’s 2026 $350 billion budget emphasizes Vision 2030, giga projects, social programs, and economic growth/Image: SPA Saudi Arabia has approved its 2026 state budget, outlining ambitious spending plans aimed at sustaining e Read More

‘Null and void’: Trump declares all Biden autopen-signed documents invalid; calls them ‘unauthorized’

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday declared that all official documents signed by former President Joe Biden using an autopen were “null, void, and of no further force or effect. Read More

‘Inhuman agenda’: Sabrina Carpenter slams Trump admin for using her song in ‘disgusting’ video; White House responds

Grammy-winning pop star Sabrina Carpenter on Tuesday publicly rebuked the White House after the Trump administration used her song “Juno” in a video promoting its ongoing deportation drive. Read More