Emraan Hashmi wasn’t convinced about ‘Awarapan 2’ at first, says Vishesh Bhatt: ‘Why not Jannat’ |

Looking back, it almost feels like ‘Awarapan 2’ was always going to succeed. The first film, released in 2007, became a cult favourite with fans who love it to this day. The sequel, which came out last week, is already Emraan Hashmi‘s highest-earning film. But things weren’t that clear at the start. Producer Vishesh Bhatt…

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Cute little Arunachal girl gives the most innocent response to being called “Chinese”; Why we can’t get over this video |

Photo source: Instagram/@karga_tinkle_gongo For a child growing up in Arunachal Pradesh, being Indian is not something that needs explaining. Yet, for many people from India’s Northeast, questions about whether they are “Chinese” or from another country are not unfamiliar. A little girl from Itanagar named Karga Tinkle Gongo has now put that frustration into words…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, August 20, 2026: If you’re single, social circles may bring attention

It’s finally an experience that makes you feel happy. All-year-long desires may begin taking form now and you might be feeling that your efforts have finally paid off with something tangible. Saturn, your ruler, supports lasting results, while Jupiter helps fulfilment through networks, contacts, and well-timed support. The wheel turns, slowly but in your favour.You…

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India vs England Live Score, Hockey World Cup 2026: Unbeaten India eye second round as desperate England stand in way

India vs England Live Score, Hockey World Cup 2026: India will aim to complete their progression to the second round of the FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup when they take on England in their final Pool D match today. The unbeaten Indians have made an impressive start, holding world No. 4 and Olympic silver medallists…

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Will sports become a fundamental right for children? Supreme Court hearing raises a bigger question about screen time

Supreme Court examines whether sports should become a fundamental right for children. (AI Image) Supreme Court examines whether sports should become a fundamental right for children. (AI Image) Supreme Court examines whether sports should become a fundamental right for children. (AI Image) Supreme Court examines whether sports should become a fundamental right for children. (AI…

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‘Don 3’ row: Ranveer Singh’s father Jagjit Singh Bhavnani submits plea to IMPPA on actor’s behalf – Report |

‘Don 3’ row: Ranveer Singh’s father Jagjit Singh Bhavnani submits plea to IMPPA on actor’s behalf – Report Ranveer Singh‘s father, Jagjit Singh Bhavnani, has taken a fresh step in the ongoing ‘Don 3’ dispute, submitting a plea to the Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA) against Excel Entertainment’s Rs 45 crore claim. The development…

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Why does reheated rice sometimes become hard and dry? 4 ways to bring it back to life

Rice contains a large amount of starch. When rice is cooked, heat and water cause the starch granules to absorb water, swell and lose their original structure. This process, called gelatinisation, is what gives freshly cooked rice its soft, fluffy texture. Once the rice cools, however, the starch molecules gradually rearrange themselves and become more…

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Check Your Hands: These Lines May Show Hidden Talent in Writing, Speaking, or Teaching – Palmistry Secrets

Palmistry reveals natural communication and idea generation talents through hand line analysis. A long and clear Head Line signifies effective organization and explanation of complex concepts. Branches moving towards the Mercury Mount indicate a talent for language and persuasion skills. A clear Mercury Line suggests practicality and a desire for public dealing and advice. Lines…

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Cheap import, uneven demand slowing capex

NEW DELHI: Uneven demand, commodity price volatility, trade related uncertainty due to heightened geopolitical tensions and cheap imports are impacting capex decisions of the corporate sector as the investment confidence is still “catching up”, said a paper prepared for the two-day banking conclave this week, which was attended by FM Nirmala Sitharaman.“Large capital projects require…

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