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Mera kasoor thodi hai: Diljit on black marketing of concert tickets

Actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh has responded to the criticism against him over his concert tickets being sold in black. During his recent performance in Indore, he addressed the issue and later, also took to Instagram to share a clip of the same on Sunday.

'ANIMAL PARK TO GO ON FLOORS IN 2027'

At the ongoing Red Sea Film Festival, actor Ranbir Kapoor recounted learnings from his debut film and spoke about his future projects in the pipeline, among other things

UT ADMN RECONSTITUTES PCA AFTER FOUR-YEAR GAP

Chandigarh administration has reconstituted the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) after a gap of four years.

2021 report proposed 50% cut in PU Senate strength

An 11-member panel constituted by the then Vice-President of India M Venkaiah Naidu had proposed reducing the number of senators from 93 to 47 and to appoint rather than elect them

Power employees continue protest against privatisation

CHANDIGARH: Resolute against privatisation of Chandigarh's power sector, electricity employees continued their protest on Monday.

Bengal end Chandigarh's Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy challenge

Chandigarh lost to Bengal by three runs in a thrilling pre-quarterfinal match of Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament at Bengaluru on Monday.

Petrol pump told to shell out ₹10,000 for harassing transporter

The complainant, who was on a tight deadline to deliver goods, was forced to pay through Google Pay instead of a prepaid card issued by IOCL

Cold wave to sweep across region for next 4 days: IMD

Yellow alert issued, advising residents to prepare for chilly mornings and evenings

HISAR MAN ASSAULTED AT POLO CLUB AFTER COMMENTS ON 'POOR FACILITIES'

CHANDIGARH: Enraged by his comments on the facilities at Chandigarh Polo Club, three men allegedly assaulted and robbed a Hisar resident, police said on Monday.

3 friends killed as car hits divider in Ambala Cantt

Three friends were tragically killed after reportedly swerving their car to avoid hitting a stray animal near Kali Platoon flyover on the Ambala-Delhi highway in Ambala Cantt on Sunday night.

No plans to convert PU into central university: Centre

The central government on Monday told the Parliament that there were no immediate plans to convert Panjab University (PU) into a central university.

Duo carried four bombs on day of attack: Probe

Attack was aimed at extracting extortion money

Bishnoi gang member caught with 2 pistols

The State Special Operation Cell (SSOC), Mohali, on Sunday arrested a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang tasked with delivering weapons from Haryana to Punjab.

Modi urges use of Indian goods

Inaugurating India's International Trade exhibition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said self-reliance is not just a private sector policy but a national task.

Next phase of vaccine drive kick-starts today

How self-registration will work

SA on top of WTC table, pressure on India to win series

KOLKATA: South Africa defeated Sri Lanka by 109 runs in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) to win the two-match series 2-0 on Monday and as a result moved up to No. 1 on the ICC World Test Championship table with 63.33 percentage points.

Ding hits back with positional masterclass, levels match 6-6

BENGALURU: On the night of his crushing Game 11 loss to D Gukesh, Ding Liren's Hungarian second Richard Rapport sent him a file titled 'strike back'. Ding made the words come alive on the board in Game 12, on Monday.

WTC's imperfections laid bare by SA's late charge

MUMBAI: The screams and singing from the South Africa team celebrations echoed across St George's Park at Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) after their series-clinching Test win against Sri Lanka on Monday.

Air India places order to buy 100 more Airbus aircraft

Private airline Air India on Monday said it has placed an order to purchase 100 more Airbus aircraft, comprising 10 wide-body A350 and 90 narrow-body A320 family aircraft including the A321neo.

'U.S. SEARCHING FOR CAPTURED JOURNO IN SYRIA'

JERUSALEM: A great many actors had a hand in the fall of Syria's dictator, Bashar al-Assad: Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the Islamist group that led the offensive; Turkey, which nurtured and supported HTS; the myriad Syrian groups and people who gave a hated tyrant a final push. But Assad's fall was also the work of a dead man, Yahya Sinwar.

Sheikh Hasina slams Yunus regime as 'fascist'

Bangladesh's deposed premier Sheikh Hasina has launched a fierce attack on the interim administration, accusing its chief adviser Muhammad Yunus of running a \"fascist regime\" that allows terrorists and fundamentalists to act without restraint.

Prez Putin's call to grant Assad asylum in Russia: Kremlin

MOSCOW: The Kremlin said on Monday President Vladimir Putin had made the decision to grant asylum in Russia to Bashar al-Assad, who was ousted as Syria's president by a lightning rebel offensive.

Malhotra to lead next leg of RBI's war on inflation

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: The war on inflation has a new general leading the charge, as India's top revenue officer Sanjay Malhotra moves from North Block to Mint Road.

CAR SALES SLIDE 14% IN NOV ON LOW DEMAND

Retail sales of passenger vehicles fell 13.72% year-on-year in November, reflecting subdued post-festive demand and lingering inventory challenges, according to data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA) on Monday.

Speech that doesn't befit a judge's office

When they're sworn in, high court judges take an oath to bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of India.

Arab Spring in Syria marks a power shift

The collapse of the Assad regime has far-reaching consequences. There is genuine fear that Syria could become a safe haven for extremist groups

On the road to Damascus

Assad's fall and the rise of Islamists in Syria is a momentous event for West Asia

Why children in schools take to physical violence

What made a 12-year-old strangle his classmate over a minor incident in New Delhi? In another city, a class monitor, in his enthusiasm to maintain discipline in the classroom, kicked a student in the groin who succumbed to his injuries on the way to the hospital.

Can ICJ deliver climate justice to Global South?

After the battle at the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague has now become the battleground for the developing and the developed worlds to face off on the climate issue.

994 Waqf properties illegally encroached upon, govt tells Parl

TAMIL NADU HAD THE MAXIMUM ALIENATED WAQF PROPERTIES WITH 734, FOLLOWED BY ANDHRA WITH 152