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‘Bengal ready to topple TMC’s mega-jungleraj’: PM Modi rips into Mamata govt at Singur rally; watch

PM Modi in Singur NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, while addressing a rally in Singur, West Bengal, said that the people of the state are determined to oust the ruling Trinamool Congress and bring an end to the 15-y Read More

Bertie Carvel on role in ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’

It is that time again when ‘Game of Thrones’ fans hoist their house banners as we head back to Westeros with ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Read More

Laxman Utekar on why he choose A R Rahamn for Chhaava’s music

The celebrated composer AR Rahman stirred conversations around the themes of division and power alterations impacting his contributions to Bollywood. Read More

When Manoj brought tears to Jaideep Ahlawat’s eyes

Actor Jaideep Ahlawat found profound validation after ‘Paatal Lok’ through a call from Manoj Bajpayee. Read More

Crypto used for terror funding in J&K? Agencies flag digital ‘hawala’ network; how it works

AI-generated image NEW DELHI: Security agencies have flagged a sophisticated “crypto hawala” network allegedly being used to bypass the country’s financial safeguards to funnel untraceable foreign funds into Jammu and Kashmir, raisi Read More

‘Feels like a Muslim city’: Reform UK mayoral candidate suggests burqa stop-and-search in London; faces backlash

Laila Cunningham (AP image) Reform UK’s newly announced London mayoral candidate, Laila Cunningham, has sparked controversy after suggesting that women wearing the burqa should be subject to stop-and-search checks. Read More

Burj Khalifa’s competitor Dubai Creek Tower is rising again: Emaar to reignite UAE’s forgotten mega skyscraper with new tender in 3 months

Dubai Creek Tower Revival: Emaar Announces New Tender for Iconic Skyscraper Dubai’s ultra-modern skyline may soon welcome a long-anticipated icon once again. Read More

What to catch in theatres this week

What’s hitting theaters this week? For starters, it’s a wild mix — big-budget sequels, weird comedies, intense dramas, and a dose of local flavor from all corners of Indian cinema. Read More