The New York Times reported in its recent edition that Rose Girone, the oldest Holocaust Survivor, died at 113. She fled Nazi Germany in 1939 with her husband and baby only to be forced into a Jewish ghetto in Shanghai. According to the report, "she would often say, "Aren't we lucky?" Rose G
As Sonchiriya turned six on Saturday, March 1, actress Bhumi Pednekar took a moment to reflect on the film, calling it "one of her most beloved projects."
Speaking to ANI, on the Mana Avalanche, DM Chamoli, Sandeep Tiwari said, "50 out of 55 people have been rescued. 24 of them have been brought to Joshimath and are being treated here. One person with a spinal injury has been sent to AIIMS Rishikesh via air ambulance and the rest of them wi
A day after the Union Home Minister reviewed the law and order situation in the national capital, senior officers of the Delhi Police met at the police headquarters here and discussed follow-up measures, including ways to mount greater vigil against street crime, improve the security of sen
Niki spoke to ANI in an interview on Wednesday in an interview about team India's second successive U19 Women's T20 World Cup win, sharing the locker room with inaugural U19 WC winning skipper Shafali Varma and Australian legend Meg Lanning in the WPL for Delhi Capitals (DC), her learning
TV actress Hina Khan recently had a special "fan moment" when veteran actor Dharmendra video-called her to share his blessings. Hina, who is battling stage three breast cancer, was deeply moved by the kind gesture from the legendary actor.
It seems Bollywood couple Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are prioritizing their little daughter Raha's privacy and trying to keep her away from the prying eyes of the media, at least for now.
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], March 1: AnimationXpress's highly anticipated events of the year--the GEM (Gaming, Esports, and Metaverse) Awards 2025 in association with Anime Times concluded with a bang. The ceremony brought together the trailblazers from the Indian gaming, esports and meta
New Delhi [India], March 1: In a remarkable endeavor to uplift the agrarian community of her native Bihar and foster employment opportunities within its villages, the illustrious Neetu Chandra--an acclaimed actress of both Hollywood and Bollywood, as well as a National Award-winning film pro
Christopher Smith has blamed Thailand Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra for the deportation of Uyghur refugees to China and called on the US to impose sanctions against her.