Priyanka Chopra says she wouldn’t have loved Nick Jonas if he didn’t embrace her Indian culture: ‘Important to have a sense of respect for your partner’s roots’ |

Priyanka Chopra has opened up about the importance of cultural understanding in her marriage to Nick Jonas, saying that respect for each other’s roots is essential when two people come from different backgrounds.The actor reflected on her relationship with Nick and admitted that his willingness to embrace Indian culture has been an important part of…

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Anil Kapoor responds to criticism around Animal: ‘Father-son scenes with Ranbir Kapoor drew from personal experiences’ |

Anil Kapoor recently opened up about the criticism surrounding Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal and shared how deeply personal the father-son scenes in the film were for both him and co-star Ranbir Kapoor.Speaking to The Indian Express, the actor said that while people can have different opinions about a film after release, the team approached the…

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‘Mamta Kulkarni, Divya Bharti were arrogant; Sanjay Dutt, Mithun Chakraborty treated us like friends,’ reveals dancer Rubina Khan |

Veteran background dancer Rubina Khan recently opened up about her experience working in Bollywood and shared interesting stories about the behaviour of actors on film sets. In a conversation, Rubina spoke about stars who treated dancers warmly, while also recalling how some actresses maintained distance during shoots.According to Rubina, actors like Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn,…

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Badshah says buying Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II worth Rs 12.45 crore was an ‘impulsive’ decision: ‘The high lasted for…’ | Hindi Movie News

Last year, Badshah made headlines by becoming the first India-born musician to own a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II. With the high-end SUV added to his garage, he joined an exclusive list of owners that includes Mukesh Ambani, Shah Rukh Khan and Ajay Devgn. However, the rapper has now revealed that the luxury purchase, priced at…

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Private credit risks may trigger wider crunch; Fed’s Michael Barr warns of ‘psychological contagion’

US Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr has warned that stress in the fast-growing private credit market could trigger “psychological contagion” and spill into the broader financial system, Reuters reported citing an interview with Bloomberg News.Barr said direct links between banks and private credit firms do not currently appear “super worrisome”, but other areas such as…

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Middle East conflict: Air India to operate 78 additional flights on 9 international routes from Tuesday

NEW DELHI: Air India announced on Sunday that it will operate 78 additional flights on nine international routes between March 10 and 18. The move aims to offer more travel options amid disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.According to the airline, these flights will link Delhi with New York, London, Frankfurt,…

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Patronage can’t stop transfers: Manohar Lal on CPWD posting culture | India News

Patronage can’t stop transfers: Manohar Lal on CPWD posting culture NEW DELHI: Taking a swipe at the long-entrenched ‘Delhi club’ within Central Public Works Department (CPWD), housing minister Manohar Lal on Sunday said that some employees had, over the years, mastered the art of staying posted in the capital for more than three decades with…

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‘New Parliament, PM house, why not new govt schools in villages?’ CJP’s Dipke announces nationwide campaign | India News

CJP announces nationwide campaign to improve government schools on August 15. NEW DELHI: Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke has announced a nationwide campaign to improve government schools in villages, seeking to address the “neglect of rural educational infrastructure”.The campaign will be launched on August 15, with the CJP calling on citizens, parents and…

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New device may make computers 1,000 times faster without overheating while reducing data center power consumption |

Inside a modern data centre, performance is already constrained less by raw transistor capability and more by heat removal. Server racks packed tightly together push thermal systems to their limit, and operators often throttle workloads not because chips can’t compute faster, but because cooling systems can’t keep up. Against that backdrop, the claim that processors…

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