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When Waheeda Rehman Was Asked By a Director to Kiss The Hood Of a Snake

Mumbai: The Legendary actress Waheeda Rehman once shared an interesting anecdote from the shooting of the English version of her film ‘Guide’. In a resurfaced video shared by India’s state broadcaster Doordarshan, the actress can be seen talking about the incident when the director of the English version of the film asked her to kiss

Stock Market Opens Marginally Lower, Nifty IT Down 2.68 Percent

Mumbai: The Indian benchmark indices opened marginally lower on Monday, despite positive global cues, with IT stocks leading losses owing to some concerns over the new US H-1B visa rules. As of 9.26 am, the Sensex was down 189 points, or 0.23 per cent at 82,772, and the Nifty was down 40 points, or 0.16

India Recognised Palestinian Statehood in 1988; Australia, Canada & UK Just followed Suit: Priyanka

New Delhi: Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, reacting to Canada, Australia, and the UK recognising Palestine as an independent and sovereign state, said on Sunday that India was among the first few countries to recognise Palestine as a state in 1988, and the suit has just been followed by the three nations after

Britain Recognises State of Palestine Despite US Objection

London: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that Britain has formally recognised the State of Palestine, affirming Britain’s support for “the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination” and the two-state solution. He condemned in a video announcement “the man-made humanitarian crisis in Gaza,” adding that “tens of thousands have been killed, including thousands as

Asia Cup: Pakistan Were Coming at Us Without Any Reason, That’s Why (I) Went After Them, Says Abhishek

Dubai: Opener Abhishek Sharma’s fiery knock of 74 off 39 balls set the tone for India’s clinical six-wicket win over Pakistan in the Asia Cup Super Fours clash and maintained their unbeaten run. With the Player of the Match award in his hand, Abhishek said his aggression with the bat came as a response to

A Look at India’s 7 Natural Heritage Locations, Picked Up as UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites

New Delhi: In a remarkable development, India’s presence in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites has seen a spike with seven natural and picturesque locations making it to the tentative list, thus paving the way for their formal inclusion in the final list. With these additions, the country’s count in the tentative list has risen from

Danish Kaneria Blasts Pakistan Team: ‘Stop Playing Victim Card, Take Responsibility’

New Delhi: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria has come down heavily on the national side following their disappointing display in the Asia Cup match against India. He accused the team management and players of deflecting blame instead of taking responsibility for poor performances. Kaneria’s comments came in the aftermath of India’s dominant show in the

Final Solar Eclipse of 2025 To Be Observed Tonight

New Delhi: After the breathtaking sight of a Total Lunar Eclipse, or Blood Moon, earlier this year, stargazers worldwide are gearing up for yet another celestial event as the last solar eclipse of 2025 will take place on Sunday night (Indian time). This partial solar eclipse, scheduled for Sunday, will not be visible from India.

As US Restricts H-1B, ‘Trump Gold Card’ Visa Goes On Sale For $1 Million

Washington: As the Trump administration restricts the H-1B visas, it has released the details of an investment-based programme called the ‘Trump Gold Card‘. President Trump signed an executive order on Friday that would allow people to obtain a visa for $1 million and corporations for $2 million. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick posted the details of

Leading Immigration Lawyer Calls White House H-1B Clarification a ‘Walk Back’

Washington: As the White House issued a clarification to IANS that the $100,000 cost for an H-1B application is a “one-time fee” that applies only to new visas, a lawyer from a leading law firm believed that it’s a “walk back” from the Trump administration on the issue. In an exclusive interview with IANS, Steven

Tag: International

When Waheeda Rehman Was Asked By a Director to Kiss The Hood Of a Snake

Stock Market Opens Marginally Lower, Nifty IT Down 2.68 Percent

India Recognised Palestinian Statehood in 1988; Australia, Canada & UK Just followed Suit: Priyanka

Britain Recognises State of Palestine Despite US Objection

Asia Cup: Pakistan Were Coming at Us Without Any Reason, That’s Why (I) Went After Them, Says Abhishek

A Look at India’s 7 Natural Heritage Locations, Picked Up as UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites

Danish Kaneria Blasts Pakistan Team: ‘Stop Playing Victim Card, Take Responsibility’

Final Solar Eclipse of 2025 To Be Observed Tonight

As US Restricts H-1B, ‘Trump Gold Card’ Visa Goes On Sale For $1 Million

Leading Immigration Lawyer Calls White House H-1B Clarification a ‘Walk Back’

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