‘I didn’t make ‘Kaththi’ or ‘Sarkar’ for Vijay Sir’s politics,’ AR Murugadoss ends years of speculation |

Years after Kaththi and Sarkar became subjects of political discussions, director AR Murugadoss has finally addressed the long-standing speculation surrounding the films. Many believed the two Vijay starrers were designed to strengthen the actor’s political image long before he entered politics. However, Murugadoss has now firmly denied those claims, saying the films were never created…

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When Zarina Wahab said she wasn’t bothered by Aditya Pancholi’s extra-marital affairs: ‘ I don’t care what he does outside’ | Hindi Movie News

Veteran actress Zarina Wahab is celebrating her birthday today. While she has earned immense love for her performances on screen, her personal life has frequently drawn public attention. Married to actor Aditya Pancholi and mother to actor Sooraj Pancholi, Zarina has often spoken candidly about her marriage, including the rumours surrounding Aditya’s alleged extramarital relationships.The…

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Rapper Bali joins ‘Alliance’: ‘This one felt different because it’s not just about tasks; it’s about people, instincts’ – Exclusive |

Rapper Bali gets candid on joining the show ‘Alliance.'(Image Credit: Instagram) Musical sensation, the man who gave an edge to the rap industry, is all set to take on a new challenge as he joins reality series ‘Alliance’. Known for his distinct style, he is looking forward to testing himself in an environment where strategy,…

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As wars destroyed schools and libraries across Italy, one Roman official began copying ancient books and helped save centuries of knowledge from disappearing

A depiction of Cassiodorus, 1493, from the Nuremberg Chronicles by Michel Wolgemut and Wilhelm Pleydenwurff (Public Domain) War does more than destroy buildings. It can also wipe out knowledge collected over centuries. In Italy during the sixth century, battles across the region damaged cities, schools and libraries that had once been centres of learning.At a…

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Russian recruits survive just 20-30 minutes on Ukraine frontlines: CIA chief explains why

Russian soldiers arriving on the front lines in Ukraine live an average of estimated 20 to 30 minutes before being killed or wounded, CIA Director John Ratcliffe said.Speaking at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit on Wednesday, Ratcliffe said US intelligence backed earlier reports about the mounting Russian losses. “Our intelligence is consistent with some…

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Ryan Hurst requires surgery after on-set injury during ‘God of War’ live-action filming: Production to possibly postpone till 2027 |

Ryan Hurst injured on set while filming for God of War. Reports suggest that the filming and production for the upcoming live adaptation may be pushed until 2027, however, no confirmation has been shared. (Instagram) The ‘God of War’ franchise live-action adaptation had been going full force ahead. However, according to the latest reports, Ryan…

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China Landslide: Several trapped after landslide buries homes in China’s Chongqing

Footage aired by CCTV showed a section of the hillside collapsing onto a cluster of riverside homes (AP photo) Several people were trapped after a landslide struck Pengshui county in the southwestern Chinese municipality of Chongqing on Friday, burying residential buildings and triggering a large-scale rescue operation, according to state media.State broadcaster CCTV said a…

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PV Sindhu ends 15-year wait, reaches maiden Japan Open semi-final after Okuhara withdrawal | Badminton News

PV Sindhu advanced to her first-ever Japan Open semi-final on Friday after former world champion Nozomi Okuhara withdrew due to injury ahead of their women’s singles quarter-final at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium.The walkover sends the Indian star into the last four of the BWF Super 750 tournament for the first time in her career. Sindhu…

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Dutch cities are replacing solid concrete surfaces with grass-filled paving blocks that absorb rainwater and help keep urban areas cooler |

Cities in the Netherlands are experimenting with a greener approach to urban surfaces by using grass-filled permeable paving blocks in places where conventional sealed concrete or asphalt might otherwise be used. These specially designed blocks contain open spaces where grass can grow, while gaps in the surface allow rainwater to pass through rather than immediately…

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