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Ahead of Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra’s Wedding, See How They Looked as Children
Before they become man and wife, here’s looking and how Nick and Priyanka were as children through the photos shared by them on their Instagram accounts all these years.
Went to Change my Voice After People Said I Sound Like a Girl, Reveals Karan Johar
Karan Johar said it is problematic when people start putting things in boxes and use phrases like 'don't cry like a gir' or 'be a man.'
Jawa Motorcycle to Launch 105 Dealerships in 1st Phase, Delhi, Mumbai Showroom Location Revealed
Jawa has commenced work on 64 dealerships and the location for Delhi, Mumbai showrooms have been revealed in a report.
How BJP War Room Soldiers Keep Rajasthan Netas from Falling Into 'Media Traps'
A team of researchers at the media centre tells BJP spokespersons and panelists on how to say and what to say on air, and if someone fumbles, they're advised corrective measures.
In Just a Night, 113 Drunk Drivers Send Hyderabad Cops Into Tizzy
The traffic officers conducted patrols at several areas of the city on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday and found that 113 people were driving under the influence of alcohol.
The Big Crossover: Is Bollywood Now Comfortable Featuring TV Stars as Film Leads?
Though actors are now foraying into films from television more than ever before but biases still remain.
Google Removes 13 Malware Apps From Play Store Accusing Of Malware Content
Google has immediately arranged to have these 13 apps removed from the Play Store. But the unfortunate part is these apps have already been downloaded 560,000 or over half a million times.
Second Needle Incident in Strawberries Hits New Zealand
The needle was found in a punnet sold in the small South Island town of Geraldine over the weekend. The supermarket owner Garry Sheed said he had since taken all strawberries off the shelves.
China Goes Bananas for World's Smelliest Fruit from Malaysia
The Malaysian government is encouraging large-scale farming of durian, counting on a 50 percent jump in exports by 2030.
Sensex, Nifty Turn Choppy as IT, Pharma Stocks Fall
The 30-share Sensex pared early gains and was trading 4.38 points, or 0.01 per cent, higher at 34,985.40.
US Shuts Mexico Border Post, Agents Fire Tear Gas as Some Migrants Try to Breach Fence
The situation devolved after the group began a peaceful march to appeal for the U.S. to speed processing of asylum claims for Central American migrants marooned in Tijuana.
Ambareesh's Funeral: Last Rites of Rebel Actor to Take Place in Bengaluru Today Amid Heavy Police Deployment
The Kumaraswamy government has announced a state funeral for the late film actor, Amabreesh, while sale of liquor has also been banned in Bengaluru.
Pakistan Welcomes India's Move to Send 2 Ministers for Kartarpur Corridor's Groundbreaking Ceremony
Both India and Pakistan have announced that stretches would be developed in their respective areas, linking Dera Baba Nanak in Punjab's Gurdaspur district with the Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan.
Suspecting Illicit Relation With Wife, Former CRPF Man Shoots Friend Dead in Bengal
According to locals, Biswas and Mondal were close friends for many years but their relationship deteriorated recently after the latter suspected Biswas of having an extra-marital affair with his wife.
Japanese National On Way to Gurdwara Stabbed Multiple Times, Looted in Delhi
Police said the victim had been on a two-month solo trip and landed in India three days ago.
Over 60 Feared Dead in Uganda Boat Disaster; Police Say Overloading Could Have Led to Mishap
We expect (the number of passengers) is beyond the capacity of the boat. It was overloaded and unfortunately people were drunk," Mugenyi, director of operations for the Uganda police said.