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Rahul ignored plan to end my fast, says Sonam Wangchuk

Sonam Wangchuk voiced disappointment with political leaders after his hunger strike concluded. His wife Gitanjali sought Rahul Gandhi’s involvement but received no positive response. Union ministers also reportedly broke a promise regarding the release of photos. Wangchuk felt leaders showed a narrow approach and arrived late to his protest. He praised the apolitical CJP organization

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Priyanka Chopra joins russell crowe in hollywood sci-fi thriller ‘bluefly’

Priyanka Chopra Jonas has announced her next Hollywood venture, a sci-fi action thriller. She will star opposite Russell Crowe in the film titled ‘Bluefly’. The movie’s plot involves a deep Congo mission to recover a mysterious downed aircraft. This project marks another significant international role for the acclaimed Indian actress. ‘Bluefly’ is scheduled for production

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3 rebel TMC MPs to meet Prime Minister today

A trio of dissenting Trinamool MPs is set to engage with Prime Minister Narendra Modi following their earlier discussions with Union Minister Amit Shah related to pressing concerns. Notably, these lawmakers have distanced themselves from two NDA meetings. Additionally, other NCPI representatives and Shiv Sena MPs are expected to join them for a breakfast meeting

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Supreme Court happy with progress in talks in Sunjay Kapur case

In an effort to resolve a high-profile family dispute, members are actively engaging in mediation under the supervision of ex-CJI DY Chandrachud, following a Supreme Court directive. So far, six sessions have taken place, where the parties have agreed to continue discussions. They are pursuing a comprehensive settlement related to trust claims, with mediation scheduled

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5.7 lakh people fined Rs 5.1 cr in 2025-26 for smoking in public

In India, over 570,000 individuals were fined for smoking in public spaces, accumulating penalties exceeding Rs 51 million under the COTPA legislation. Karnataka led the charge, issuing the most fines. Interestingly, several states recorded no violations or fines throughout the year. Enforcement primarily lies with state governments, highlighting the varying levels of adherence to the

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Influencer Sydney Towle dies at 26 after rare cancer battle

Content creator Sydney Towle, who inspired millions by documenting her battle with a rare form of cancer, has died at the age of 26. In the days following her death, an emotional clip from a 2025 podcast interview has resurfaced online, with many calling it a powerful reminder of the legacy she leaves behind. Sydney’s

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‘It will end pretty soon’: Trump hints at sooner resolution to US-Iran war

Expressing confidence, US President Trump suggested that the Iran conflict is nearing its end, arguing that Tehran cannot bear its continuation. He remains hopeful about negotiations related to the Strait of Hormuz. The US is resolute in preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, Iran’s defence minister asserts that their military is on standby for

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Weeding out dead wood aim of compulsory retirement, says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court clarified that compulsory retirement is not a punishment for diminished performance, but rather a necessary step to uphold the standards of efficiency and discipline required. The court dismissed a plea from a CISF officer who disputed his removal after his performance had notably dropped from ‘Good’ to ‘Average’. It emphasized the importance

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South Africa recalls envoy for attending Zuma meet with businessman Gupta

South Africa’s diplomatic relations may be on shaky ground as the country has recalled its ambassador to India. This step follows the emergence of images depicting a meeting between ex-president Jacob Zuma and Ajay Gupta, a businessman facing serious corruption accusations. The Gupta brothers, known for their controversial ties during Zuma’s term, along with Zuma

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Can’t exclude SC/ST creamy layer from quotas: Government to Supreme Court

The government is against extending the creamy layer to SC and ST reservation benefits, emphasizing that the challenges these communities face are rooted in more than economic issues. Reservation serves to right historical wrongs and ensure equitable access. The Supreme Court has permitted states to categorize castes within SC groups, but only Parliament holds the

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