Spread the love Dev Anand’s 2007 autobiography launch was expected to be a star-studded celebration, but it quietly turned into an awkward episode. Years later, his close associate Mohan Churiwala recalled how the legendary actor was left waiting outside Amitabh Bachchan’s Jalsa, leaving Dev Anand wondering if he had unknowingly upset someone.Recalling the 2007 book launch, Churiwala revealed that Amar...
British Sikhs rescue schoolgirl from flat, say she was groomed by Afghan man
Spread the love Representative image LONDON: Around 200 Sikh men and women surrounded a council flat in Hounslow on Sunday night where they said a 34-year-old Afghan man was grooming a 16-year-old Sikh girl.The parents of the schoolgirl had approached a gurdwara in Slough seeking help as they were frantically worried about their daughter, who had left home to live...
‘Ceasefire to demilitarisation’: Gaza peace plan moves to phase two, says US envoy
Spread the love The United States is moving into the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire plan, as announced by Special Presidential Envoy for Peace Missions Steve Witkoff. The plan that includes disarming Hamas, rebuilding the war-ravaged enclave and setting up a technocratic Palestinian administration to run Gaza’s daily affairs under American supervision.Witkoff, in a post on X said, “Today,...
Bulldozers clearing bodies from streets: Iranians in India reveal horror of deadly protests
Spread the love Hospitals in the Iranian capital, Tehran, are overflowing with corpses, earthmovers clearing bodies from the streets, and families being forced to pay for the bullets that killed their children — this is the picture Iranians living in India say they are receiving from loved ones back home.Abgine Khaki, a native of Tehran who now lives in a...
Explained: How Greenland fits into Trump’s $175 bn Golden Dome missile shield
Spread the love US President Donald Trump said American control of Greenland was “vital” for the Golden Dome defence system, arguing it was needed for US national security and for Nato’s effectiveness.“The United States needs Greenland for the purpose of National Security. It is vital for the Golden Dome that we are building,” Trump, who has vowed to seize the...
IND vs NZ: ‘Very difficult’— Gill rues lack of wickets in middle overs
Spread the love Shubman Gill (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary) NEW DELHI: India captain Shubman Gill admitted that his team failed to seize control in the crucial middle overs during their seven-wicket loss to New Zealand in the second ODI at the Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot on Wednesday.Gill felt that the inability to pick up wickets during that phase made defending...
Nvidia H200 AI Chip Ban: Chinese customs reportedly block imports
Spread the love Chinese customs authorities have reportedly instructed agents that Nvidia’s high-end H200 artificial intelligence chips are currently prohibited from entering the country, as the silicon trade war escalates between Washington and Beijing. Citing sources briefed on the matter, news agency Reuters reported that the directive was paired with high-level meetings earlier this week.“The wording from the officials is...
‘Vitamin B12 is…not biryani,’ says robotic GI surgeon; we decode his claim
Spread the love The never-ending debate of whether vitamin supplements are vegetarian or non-vegetarian has once again stirred social media. Dr Anshuman Kaushal, a Robotic GI Surgeon popularly known as @theangry_doc, decided to settle the debate once and for all with his latest Reel on whether Vitamin B12 should be classified as vegetarian or non-vegetarian. In his post, Dr Kaushal explained...
US freezes visa processing: Is India in the list? Check the complete details
Spread the love The US State Department paused immigrant visa processing for 75 countries to crack down on applicants deemed likely to become a public charge.A State Department memo, seen first by Fox News Digital, directed consular officers to refuse visas under existing law while the department reassessed screening and vetting procedures. US Issues Blunt Warning To Indian Students: Breaking...
The $200,000 microwave meltdown: How palak paneer triggered an academic fire alarm in US
Spread the love The TOI correspondent from Washington: Universities often like to think of themselves as marketplaces of ideas. At the University of Colorado, Boulder, that marketplace briefly became a battleground over aromas, ending with a $200,000 settlement, two Indian PhD students exiled from campus for life, and a cautionary tale about what happens when cultural sensitivity collides with a...
