Yash Chopra’s ‘Deewar’ with the talented Nirupa Roy, saw her in the role of a single mother, battling the challenges of life, and for the next few years, both the actress, and the character became the norm, with little to no deviation. Shedding light on that era, actress Tisca Chopra says, “We were once, brave enough to make a Mother India.”
Idaho governor Brad Little signed an executive order in his state to oppose the Biden-Harris administration’s final rule for Title IX, seen in documents obtained by Fox News Digital. The order is titled the “Defending Women’s Sports Act.” The executive order directs the Idaho State Board of Education to guarantee two things: 1. Work with…
In the seventh game of the World Chess Championship, defending champion Ding Liren of China and Indian challenger D Gukesh fought for over five hours, ending in a draw after 72 moves. Despite Gukesh gaining an early advantage, Ding’s resilient defence and strategic play levelled the game, tying both players at 3.5 points each.
At CERN, the enigmatic bronze Nataraja stands as a bridge between the empirical and the ineffable—a cosmic emblem transcending disciplinary bounds. This Shiva statue, a gift from India, celebrates the eternal Tandava: the interplay of creation, preservation, and dissolution. It evokes both the artistic grace of ancient mythology and the perplexing dance of quantum phenomena,…
Australian PM Anthony Albanese faces backlash after acquiring a multimillion-dollar waterfront property amid a housing crisis. Critics say the purchase shows detachment from struggling citizens. Albanese defends his choice, citing personal reasons and plans to sell his Sydney home. His government aims to address housing affordability as a critical issue before the upcoming elections.
Former Pakistan cricketers and fans are upset as the team exits the Champions Trophy after consecutive defeats to New Zealand and India. Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Hafeez argued about the lack of displayed talent in the current cricket team during a TV show.
The Church of England is apparently dropping the word “church” in the hopes of drawing in more crowds, according to a recent study. The study, called “New Things: A theological investigation into the work of starting new churches across 11 dioceses in the Church of England,” was conducted by the Centre for Church Planting Theology…