Delhi/NCR [India], December 16: Naresh Dhoundiyal, Director of the Amrita Chander Jankalyan Charitable Trust, is making a real difference in the lives of underprivileged children across India. His main focus is on improving education, ensuring that every child, no matter their background, ge
The government on Monday informed Lok Sabha that there is no anticipated timeline for the introduction of comprehensive regulatory guidelines for the Virtual Digital Assets industry in India.
In a heartfelt tribute to the legendary tabla virtuoso Ustad Zakir Hussain, filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar expressed deep sorrow over the maestro's passing.
The wildly successful 'Barbie' film, which earned a staggering USD 1.4 billion globally and became one of the most talked-about cultural phenomena of 2023, could soon return to the big screen.
Speaking to reporters in Islamabad, Gillani said that PPP has backed the government. However, it had never become the part of the cabinet and had no plans to do so in the future.
New Delhi [India], December 16: 'We don't talk anymore' isn't just a timeless breakup anthem, but an unfortunate reality of the times. Our attention is constantly on the screen, compulsively searching for something - new trends, new content, new ideas, new experiences, new products, new year
Speaking on the occasion, Kavitha stated that "no matter how many" government orders and gazettes are issued by the Telangana government, BRS will install the original Telangana Talli, a statement by Kavitha's PRO read.
"...It is our track record that we release the candidates' list early. There is no ambiguity in our party. We are clear...Other parties have to see politics too...We don't have to do any caste or religious equation..." he said.
Speaking to ANI, Dubey said, "He said three things very explicitly- UCC was a demand of the constituent assembly and the previous governments had to implement it. Now, PM Narendra Modi has committed that UCC will be implemented no matter what, which means every citizen will be equal. The sec
BJP MP Manoj Tiwari on Sunday responded to the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) release of its final list of candidates for the upcoming Vidhan Sabha elections, stating that while it may be part of their "strategy," "no one wants AAP candidates to win" as the party has failed Delhi.