Urvashi Rautela faces backlash over Tiranga-inspired gown at Miss Universe India, defends her look: ‘It is a theatrical, high-fashion homage’ |

Urvashi Rautela defends her Tiranga-inspired gown after facing social media backlash. Urvashi Rautela faced backlash over her Tiranga-inspired gown at the Miss Universe India pageant in Jaipur, where she appeared as one of the judges on Sunday. The actor’s outfit, featuring saffron, white and green hues along with an Ashok Chakra-inspired embellishment, was intended as…

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Taurus Horoscope Today, August 26, 2026: Jupiter and Moon bring unexpected optimism

Today, Jupiter shines upon you, ushering in fortuitous financial windfalls and uplifting news related to your children, which may elevate your status. Nevertheless, the influence of Venus hints at possible tensions in relationships caused by ego. Maintaining discipline in your academics and professional endeavors will foster substantial progress. Exercise caution in your communication with your…

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India, China to work towards political settlement of boundary question in long-term interests; Beijing stresses package solution | India News

Ajit Doval and Wang Yi after the meeting. Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to India next month, India and China held the 25th round of Special Representatives (SR) Dialogue on the Boundary Question, endorsing efforts to formalise the recent turnaround in the relationship on the back of border peace and discussing issues like…

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Asian Games tennis row deepens as AITA rebuts SAI’s omission allegation | Tennis News

Prarthana Thombare and Vaishnavi Adkar NEW DELHI: The row over India’s tennis squad for the 2026 Asian Games intensified on Tuesday after the All India Tennis Association (AITA) categorically rejected claims that it failed to submit the names of excluded players to the Indian Olympic Association (IOA).The national federation denied a claim made by Sports…

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In 1965, a mountaineer found a dead seabird high in New Zealand’s mountains. Then, spent next 50 years to save its species from extinction |

PC: New Zealand’s Forest and Bird In 1965, Geoff Harrow walked into the Kaikōura mountains following a story about an unusual seabird nesting somewhere high above the valleys. He did not find the colony on his first attempt. The next morning, on a steep deer track, a decomposing bird provided the clue he needed. It…

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SC refuses to reopen CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation portal, says ‘if you don’t use the bus, you miss it’

For students who believed something had gone wrong with the evaluation of their Class 12 answer sheets, the re-evaluation window was the last route left to seek a correction.The Supreme Court on Tuesday, however, declined to direct the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to reopen its portal for verification and re-evaluation of answer sheets,…

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Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ makers urge fans not to record or leak scenes ahead of release: ‘Don’t give away spoilers and ruin it for others’ |

Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ makers urge fans not to record or leak scenes ahead of release: ‘Don’t give away spoilers and ruin it for others’ Just hours ahead of the release of Yash’s much-awaited pan-India film ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’, the makers have issued a heartfelt appeal to audiences, requesting…

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