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‘Michael 2’ under way, film makers to start shooting by 2026 end

Filming for the Michael Jackson biopic sequel is slated to begin by year’s end. The production company aims for a potential 2027 release date for the film. This sequel follows the significant worldwide success of the first movie. Some omitted elements from the initial film may appear in the new installment. The company reported overall

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Rahul reaches out to Gen Z, backs student stir in Jharkhand

Rahul Gandhi took to Instagram to voice his support for student protests, labeling the education system as deeply flawed and in need of urgent reform. His remarks were made following a meeting with NEET protesters who detailed their encounters with police brutality. The students bravely shared stories of discrimination they faced while advocating for their

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Jana Nayagan day 15: Thalapathy Vijay film grosses Rs 308.67 crore worldwide

Jana Nayagan’s box office collections saw a decline on its fifteenth day. The film has now surpassed Rs 300 crore in worldwide gross collections. Its India net collection reached Rs 185.15 crore after fifteen days. Tamil Nadu remained the strongest market, contributing significantly to daily earnings. The movie’s performance reflects Vijay’s enduring star power.

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Need to seal alliance deal with SP soon for UP polls, MPs tell Congress leadership

Uttar Pradesh Congress MPs are actively pushing for a partnership with the Samajwadi Party, considering it vital to mount a formidable challenge to the BJP in the upcoming elections. With a strong consensus among the MPs for quick action, party leaders are currently assessing viable constituencies and gathering data to facilitate negotiations, striving to strengthen

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BJP to Congress: Let House function, Amit Shah will come

The BJP has called out Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge for allegedly spreading misinformation. They assert that Home Minister Shah is present at Parliament House, but is unable to participate due to ongoing protests. Continued disruptions by the opposition hinder legislative work, yet Shah is ready to address their concerns directly. The BJP

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Rijiju raises point of order, Kharge hits back at minister

The Rajya Sabha approved the Appropriation Bill, 2026, authorizing fund withdrawals for excess expenditure. Opposition members repeatedly demanded Home Minister Amit Shah’s presence in the House. Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju was asked to convey their sentiments to Shah. Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge sought the Home Minister’s statement on student police action. The

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Land-grab case: Supeme Court grants interim bail to Abhishek’s PA

In a significant move, the Supreme Court has granted interim bail for one week to Sumit Roy, who serves as the personal assistant to TMC general secretary Abhishek Banerjee. Roy is implicated in the Salboni land-grabbing case, which followed the arrest of former TMC MLA Sujoy Hazra. Notably, the court has stayed Roy’s arrest until

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UPI charges: Lok Sabha passes bill for government to make changes

The Lok Sabha has taken a vital step by passing a Bill aimed at simplifying tax rules to enhance investment attractiveness. The new legislation abolishes a limitation on specific electronic payment options, allowing banks and providers to charge merchants on transactions. Additionally, the government is empowered to revise the zero-MDR scheme for UPI and RuPay.

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Amid cyber threats, IT ministry asked to expedite hirings

The finance ministry has sanctioned more posts for CERT-In, yet the hiring remains underway. With rising cyber threats dominating discussions, a parliamentary committee is pressing for expedited recruitment. The IndiaAI Mission’s fellowship program initially struggled to attract candidates. In response, MeitY is implementing outreach sessions and promotional campaigns to encourage more applicants. Additionally, final touches

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15 Indian seafarers killed in West Asia and Black Sea conflicts: Regulator

Geopolitical conflicts in West Asia and the Black Sea have endangered Indian seafarers. Fifteen Indian seafarers have died and two remain missing in recent months. Drone and missile attacks have become rampant in the Black Sea region. Piracy off Somalia and Houthi threats have also resurfaced significantly. India’s maritime regulator is enhancing safety measures and

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