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Sidharth Malhotra And Kiara Advani Set to Make Their Relationship Official Next Year?
Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra recently impressed the audience with their crackling chemistry in Shershaah.
When Will Government Provide Covid-19 Vaccine Booster Shots? Rahul Gandhi Questions
Sharing data about vaccinations, Gandhi there is a daily shortfall of 55.3 million doses (one million is equal to 10 lakh).
Seven Indian Air Force Aircrafts Have Crashed in Last Two Years: Centre
A total of seven aircraft of the Air Force have crashed in the last two years, including the Mirage 2000 which crashed recently in Madhya Pradesh.
Bill Gates Has A 'Warning' For The World
Gates said that if there's good news here, it's that Omicron moves so quickly that once it becomes dominant in a country, the wave there should last less than 3 months.
'We Need More Films to Show Sacrifices of Freedom Fighters': Bhuj Actor Sharad Kelkar
In 2020, Sharad was seen in Tanhaji, starring Ajay Devgn, and was highly praised by fans.
Oscars 2022: India's Documentary Feature Writing With Fire in Top 15, Pebbles Out of Race
India's Documentary Feature Writing With Fire keeps the country's hopes alive in the Oscar 2022 race.
Indian Railways Starts Disposable Blanket-Pillow Facility on Trains. Here's How Much it Costs
The passengers will have to pay Rs 150 for this service.
Universities are Suppose to Prepare Students to Address Real World Problems: Former ISRO chairman K Kasturiranga
Former ISRO chairman K Kasturirangan said "India now needs an educational system aligned with the aspirational goals of the 21st-century education. The NEP has been crafted to ensure it touches the life of every citizen."
83 Actor Adinath Kothare: 'Seeing the Original World Cup Trophy Was Most Unforgettable Moment'
Adinath Kothare, who plays Dilip Vengsarkar in 83, told News18 that the most amazing experience of shooting the film has been seeing the actual Prudential Cup trophy.
Pitt Lands Former USC Quarterback Kaden Slovis
Kedon Slovis is trading USC for Pittsburgh.
Harvard Professor Convicted By U.S. Jury Of Lying About China Ties
A Harvard University professor was convicted on Tuesday of U.S. charges that he lied about his ties to a Chinarun recruitment program in a closelywatched case stemming from a crackdown on Chinese influence within U.S. research.
High Wind Postpones Launch Of NASA's Newest Space Telescope
Dangerously high wind will keep NASAs newest space telescope on the ground for at least an extra day, with the launch now targeted for Saturday Christmas Day at the earliest.
AP Source: NHL To Withdraw From Olympics After COVID Surge
The NHL will withdraw from the Winter Olympics after the regular-season schedule was disrupted by coronavirus outbreaks, a person with direct knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
Ayah Scores 14 To Lead Miami (Ohio) Past Spalding 80-56
Precious Ayah and Isaiah ColemanLands had 14 points as Miami (Ohio) romped past Division III Spalding 8056 on Tuesday.
BlackBerry Beats Quarterly Revenue Estimates On Strong Cybersecurity Demand
Canadian software giant BlackBerry Ltd beat Wall Street estimates for thirdquarter revenue on Tuesday, helped by strong demand for its cybersecurity services due to the pandemicled shift to remote working.
Truck Driver's Trial In Fatal Biker Crash Expected In July
The trial for a truck driver charged with causing the deaths of seven motorcyclists in northern New Hampshire in 2019 is now expected to start in July more than three years after the crash to give the defense more time to find and work with a crash reco...