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Filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane Talks About His Latest Series on Prison Black Warrant

Jeff Baena, Indie Filmmaker Found Dead

The writer-director is survived by his wife, actress Aubrey Plaza

Jane Fonda reveals her fitness routine

The veteran Hollywood actress says she continues to maintain the same regimen, it is just slower now

'Boring' to 'fab' parties with Shalini Passi

Delhi socialite shares tips to make every gathering perfect and shiny

'Anupama is my home, my family'

TV star Rupali Ganguly reacts to rumours of her walking out of the show

Himesh to Play Badass Ravi Kumar, Again

Music composer-actor Reshammiya's new film based on his 2014 film The Xpose

Not my first rodeo: Akshay

Khiladi actor says the slump in work is not the first time for him. He will keep working hard

Psychedelic Drugs Linked To Schizophrenia

A link between taking hallucinogenic drugs and psychosis has long been suspected.

Memories 'control' sleep

According to a recent study poor sleep has been co-related with the inability to keep unwanted memories at bay

Gujaratis Can Compartmentalise Things, Easily

Says author Salil Tripathi, citing it as one of the more significant traits of the community that is the subject of his book The Gujaratis - A Portrait Of A Community; in his book, the author highlights the community's strengths, weaknesses, and asmita

Study shows flu vaccine effective against severe illness in kids

Influenza vaccine is effective for preventing severe influenza illness, including hospitalization among children, according to a study.

Small milk fat globules promote good bacteria

Study explores how the structure and the size of milk fat globules influences interactions with bacteria

Indian-origin tech firms corner 1/5th of H1B visas

Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services leading the pack, data from US immigration dept shows

CSIR develops indigenous tech for paracetamol

The government on Sunday announced an indigenously-developed paracetamol drug by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), which would reduce dependence on imported ingredients.

India Well Prepared to Handle HMPV

Surveillance Shows No Unusual Surge: Centre

NY Imposes First Ever Congestion Pricing Plan

Passenger, small commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, motorcycles entering the congestion relief zone will be charged once per day

South Africa enforce follow on in 2nd Test

Masood, Babar share record opening stand

Avishka Fernando scores half century

Sri Lanka set New Zealand 179 in 1st ODI

Man City Outplay West Ham 4-1

Haaland scores twice as City secure back-to-back victories in the Premier League

You have to respect your body: Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah could not bowl on day three when India needed to defend a small 162-run target on a tricky wicket in final Test

'If you have commitment, play domestic cricket'

India head coach Gambhir urges all senior players to play domestic cricket

Australia Reclaim BGT After 10 Years, Win Test Series 3-1

Ruthless Australia Knock India Out of the World Test Championship Final

Kohli Wants To Play 2027 ODI World Cup: Report

Virat Kohli is reportedly not thinking about retiring from cricket despite his struggles in the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy and is instead aiming to play the 2027 ODI World Cup in Africa.

Bangladesh cancels planned training of judges in India

Takes decision just a day after announcing about the training

Musk trolls Soros, compares billionaire to Star Wars villain

Musk slams US Prez Biden for awarding Soros Presidential Medal of Freedom

Cartoonist Quits as Washington Post Rejects Sketch Critical of Bezos

Ann Telnaes Is a Pulitzer Winner Cartoonist

Hush-money case: Trump lashes out at Judge Merchan

Trump accuses Merchan of 'breaking the law'

Once upon a time in China - when a poet challenged an Empress

In 638 CE, when Wu Zetian, the 14-year-old daughter of a deceased timber trader and later governor of two provinces, was summoned to become a concubine of the Chinese Emperor Taozong, her mother wept bitterly.

Committed to provide internal reservation among SCs: Siddaramaiah

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said his government was committed towards providing internal reservation among Scheduled Castes (SC).

BJP Govt Won't Stop Welfare Schemes

Accuses AAP of spreading fear that BJP will stop schemes if voted to power and stalling all central govt schemes in Delhi