Actress Rebel Wilson shared that she went into "beast mode" while training to play a bridesmaid who puts her secret agent skills to the test to save her best friend's wedding in the new action comedy, 'Bride Hard', reported People.
When it comes to leading a healthy lifestyle, Bollywood celebrities also hail yoga, and several of them praise it for improving their physical and mental health. So, if you are willing to choose a healthy lifestyle and well-being, take inspiration from these Bollywood celebrities who have
Comedian Munawar Faruqui and actress Krystle D'Souza shared their experience of working in the OTT series 'First Copy', which is currently streaming on Amazon MX Player.
Kesavan said that the Karnataka government's decision is a "blatant" betrayal of Dr BR Ambedkar's principles of social justice. He highlighted that for Congress, neither the nation, the Constitution, nor the welfare of these communities comes first; for them, their "religious appeasement" po
Speaking to ANI, Ravi Shankar Prasad said, "The development of Bihar is in the PM's heart. Whenever he comes to Bihar, development projects worth thousands of crores become a reality here," underlining the central government's commitment to the state's progress.
"Life has come full circle" is how Karun Nair sees his return to the Indian team. He declared that he is "ready" for the five-match gruelling Test series against England, which will kick off on Friday at Headingley.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is open to peace talks with Ukraine's Zelensky but questioned his legitimacy to sign any treaty, citing the expiry of Zelensky's term and constitutional concerns. Putin warned any deal without legal authority could be dismissed later, RT reported.<
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The move comes amid criticism from the Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF), which the BCI has accused of monopolising access to international legal work and misrepresenting the broader interests of the Indian legal community.