Judge Judy passed the torch to son Adam Levy with one blunt piece of advice
Adam Levy reveals the blunt advice his mother Judge Judy Sheindlin gave him before he took the bench on
Avengers to King: 8 Biggest upcoming films before 2026 ends
Hyderabad: Superheroes are assembling, Godzilla is returning, and the battle for Arrakis is far from over. With just three months left in 2026, the global release calendar still has some of its biggest attractions waiting in the wings. From Hollywood franchises to Japanese monster cinema and Indian spectacles, movie lovers have plenty of reasons to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Attakathi Dineshs relationship with TV host Ezhilarasi revealed
Badshah's viral reel after Isha's eviction: Rapper thanks fans for love and support
Tom Cruise's Digger Arrives In LA
Here's a ringside view of Tom Cruise's Digger premiere in Los Angeles.
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Ahead of Drishyam: The Conclusion release, know what happens to Mohanlals in Drishyam 3
Tahir on hypermasculine roles: Actor says story must demand the trait
In 2008, Cate Blanchett spent $1.5 million making her Sydney home more sustainable
Karthi and S J Suryahs Sardar 2 OTT release date confirmed
Vidya Balan reunites with R Balki after 17 years for new Tamil film
Vikrant Massey to open real-life Musafir Cafes in Dharamshala and Uttarakhand
The Paradise BO Day 6 [LIVE]: Nani starrer nears Rs 100 crore India net
Tanishaa alleges arbitrary power cut: says MSEB cut Lonavala supply; appeals to CM
Dennis Haskins passes away at the age of 75
Raashi Khanna reveals Ram Pothinenis presence in Rajinikanth's 'Dharman'
Ravi signs devotional drama: actor to lead contemporary spiritual film
Sobhita Dhulipala says women face conflicting expectations amid Katrina Kaif scrutiny
Sundeep Kishans Sigma gets U/A certificate ahead of October 2 release
Sylvester Stallone talks about his struggles with anxiety and eating disorders
Mirzapur: The Movie: Gurmmeet hails drastically different hits
Prabhas unveils Romeo Juliet 'story reveal' teaser
Rashmika Mandanna performs 3.5-minute underwater fight without a body double in Mysaa
Ohh My Dog OTT release date: Pankaj film hits streaming platform
Anne Hathaway says her doctor advised her to stay away from spicy food
Netizens say Taylor Swift is wearing Travis Kelces shirt in a new video
Allu Arjun wishes wife Sneha Reddy on her birthday with romantic selfie
Mithun Chakraborty caused a stampede on set of 'Om Shanti Om'
Dolly Partons estate and Bryan Seavers legal drama leave everyone shocked
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'Hanuman Ansh' box office collection day 53: Vishal's film earns Rs 1.97 cr on Monday
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit Day 39: Nivin Pauly-Mamitha Baiju film earns Rs 32 lakh
'VIBE' box office collection day 11: Kunal and Preity's film earns Rs 20 lakh
Johnny Depp takes a bite of fake plants at a party in Las Vegas
Dead City Season 4 Renewal: Gimple says spin-off has a good shot
Billy Joel is auctioning 70 bikes from his vintage motorcycle collection
'Mandaadi' Box Office Day 19: Soori film adds Rs 1.29 crore; India net nears Rs 91.5 crore
'Spider-Man' set for re-release with unseen footage
'Dorothy' Vs 'Meesaya Murukku 2': Sequel leads with Rs 2.65cr; Keerthy Suresh film at Rs 85 lakh
'The Paradise' Day 5 Box Office: Nani's actioner collects Rs 4.62cr
'Ramayana' officially titled Ramayana: Rise of a Legend
Emily Ratajkowski slips subtle nod to boyfriend Romain Gavras into daring VMAs look
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Bigg Boss 20: Uditi Singh calls her breakup with ex Karan Wahi 'a blessing in disguise'
Uditi Singh has been discussing her past relationship with Karan Wahi and their subsequent breakup. She described the breakup as a blessing in disguise and noted it reshaped her career and personal life. Uditi revealed that their relationship strained after adopting a pet and issues surrounding cleanliness arose. She also mentioned her mother's disapproval of their age gap affecting their dynamic.
'Very soon: Trump predicts US victory in Iran war, says gas prices will tumble
'They'll come in & say sorry': Trump goes brutal on Carney and entitled Canada over trade deal
Quote of the day by Kevin Costner stresses on the need to relax and not worry too much about small problems. And in turn, ignore important parts of life. The saying talks about misplaced energy, neglected priorities, distraction and human nature. The quote encourages people to review their worries, value relationships, accept what they cannot control and focus on family, personal goals, health and inner peace.
'A memorable day': US envoy Sergio Gor visits Golden Temple
US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, visited Amritsar's Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, and Partition Museum, calling it a memorable day. During his visit to the Golden Temple, he was welcomed by SGPC President Harjinder Singh Dhami, who also raised concerns about a controversial Mr Singh poster issued by the US Department of Homeland Security, which was later removed. Discussions also covered the Sikh community's contributions and issues in the US.
Trump disputes envoy's claim on offering US arms to China
Trump disputes envoy's claim on offering US arms to China
India's Essar Group to build largest US steel plant. Trump unveils $15 bn project
India's Essar Group to build largest US steel plant. Trump unveils $15 bn project
JD-U MLA Anant Singh to campaign against party's MLC
JD(U) MLA Anant Kumar Singh has publicly declared his intention to support and campaign for Jan Suraaj Party candidate Anuj Singh against his own party's MLC, Neeraj Kumar, in the upcoming Bihar legislative council polls. Singh cited personal scores and past conspiracies involving Neeraj Kumar and RCP Singh as reasons for his rebellion.
SpaceX's Starship rocket reaches orbit for 1st time despite failure of an engine
SpaceX ( SPCX ) put Starship into Earth orbit for the first time on Monday and deployed all 26 Starlink V3 satellites on board, despite an engine going out during ascent, a SpaceX representative said during the company's live broadcast. Payload deploy complete. All 26 @Starlink V3 satellites are in orbit, SpaceX posted on X at 9:54 a.m. ET, about half an hour after the ship began releasing them. Ship 41 lost one of its six Raptor engines during ascent but finished its ascent burn and coasted on what SpaceX called a passively safe suborbital trajectory while engineers checked the ship's systems. At 9:11 a.m. ET, the company gave the Go for orbit! call. SpaceX stock fell 2.2% on Monday, falling in sympathy with the broader tech trade. Starship then fired a single Raptor engine for its orbital insertion burn. SpaceX said the burn put the ship in orbit of Earth for the first time. The company had said it was targeting an orbit of about 275 kilometers. Super Heavy Booster 21 successfully separated from Starship and splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico. Every previous Starship flight stopped short of orbit, flying suborbital paths that ended in splashdowns or, on several tests, the loss of the vehicle. Starship's payload included 26 Starlink V3 satellites, built to fly on Starship because they are too large for Falcon 9, which is SpaceX's workhorse rocket. SpaceX has said each V3 satellite will carry more than 1 terabit per second of downlink capacity, well above the V2 Mini satellites now in service. Starship releases them in sequence through a door in the side of the ship. Starship has begun deploying its payload of 26 @Starlink V3 satellites. This deployment sequence will take ~30 minutes pic.twitter.com/ycIdAx5Lbe SpaceX (@SpaceX) September 28, 2026 Monday's deployment marks the first time Starship has delivered an operational payload to orbit. Starlink is SpaceX's largest business, and a working Starship is central to how the company plans to expand the network's capacity and reduce the cost of launching each satellite into orbit. Monday's flight also comes as SpaceX is now a public company, putting the rocket program under investor scrutiny. Shortly before launch, SpaceX posted that it is building the infrastructure of the future, from supercomputers to Terafab to Gigasat to a new Starbase in Louisiana. Recently, SpaceX's AI compute business has helped push the stock higher, after it dipped below $100 shortly after its IPO. Pras Subramanian is Lead Transportation Reporter for Yahoo Finance. You can follow him on X and on Instagram . Click here for the latest technology news that will impact the stock market . Read the latest financial and business news from Yahoo Finance This article originally appeared on Yahoo Finance at https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/article/spacex-starship-test-reaches-earth-orbit-26-starlink-satellites-deployed-141955092.html
Kazakh race walker's gold medal stripped at Asian Games for footwear breach
Danzengquzong was upgraded to the gold, with compatriot Ma Li earning silver ahead of Japan's bronze-winner Yukiko Umeno.
While a school can help us learn how to read and the basics of maths, it cannot give us a holistic education. Years ago, eminent philosopher George Santayana explained that learning is a lifelong process and children should be encouraged to learn not just from textbooks but also from observing nature and relationships they form.
Ex-mariner's Mississippi rescue raises 76 orphaned raccoons for wild release
In Pass Christian, Mississippi, a wildlife center dedicates its efforts to training orphaned raccoon kits for their return to the wild. Through engaging, hands-on methods, staff members equip these young raccoons with essential survival techniques, such as foraging, swimming, and evading dangers. After around six months of training, the young raccoons are released back into their natural forest environments, significantly improving their chances of thriving in the wild.
Agatha Christies quote of the day, Love can be a very frightening thing. That is why most great love stories are tragedies, looks at love from a deeply human perspective, focusing not only on happiness but also on the fear and vulnerability that come with caring deeply for someone. Spoken by Hercule Poirot in Christies 1937 mystery novel Death on the Nile, the line suggests that the greater the emotional importance of love, the greater the pain that can follow when it is threatened or lost.
UAE President discussed bilateral relations with Israel's Netanyahu, state news agency says
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussed bilateral relations during a visit on Sunday by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the Gulf country, the Emirati state news agency WAM reported on Monday. The report by WAM was the first
In a spectacular turnaround, Nick Walker clinched the Mr Olympia title in 2026, following a sixth-place finish the previous year. His victory was largely attributed to a strategic high-carbohydrate diet, which he implemented to optimize muscle glycogen levels and enhance his overall appearance. Drawing from past competition insights, Walker adhered to a disciplined meal plan, solidifying his remarkable achievement in the bodybuilding realm.
Iran's Araghchi To Meet Qatari Mediators In New York Today
The report comes after state news agency IRNA reported earlier in the day that the Iranian delegation in New York for the UN General Assembly was not planning further talks with the United States, after Trump said he expected more negotiations soon.
Dutch 'reformed hacker' arrested in ShinyHunters investigation, police and boss say
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Russian foreign minister questions 'what will become of UK' and future of 'the Celts'
In response, Plaid Cymru said Wales' future was ot for the Kremlin to endorse, oppose or exploit.
'Terrorist Zelensky...: Putin Ally Tears Into Ukraine, Europe At UN; Dire Warning | Watch
Mali has used the United Nations stage to launch a blistering attack on Ukraine and its Western backers, accusing Kyiv of supporting terrorist groups operating across the Sahel and warning that the region is being turned into a battlefield for a wider hybrid proxy war. Mali has previously accused Ukraine of involvement with armed groups fighting Malian forces and severed diplomatic relations with Kyiv over those allegations.
Taliban claims success against Pakistan terrorists: 'Killed 28 fighters & wounded 32 others'
Taliban has claimed that its forces killed 28 fighters and wounded 32 others in Afghanistans Nuristan province after alleged ISIS militants crossed the border from Pakistan. Afghanistans defence ministry said the group entered Kamdesh district with plans to carry out attacks and accused Pakistan-backed forces of supporting the infiltration. Pakistan has not yet responded to the claim.
Italy's Catania airport reopens after three-day Etna volcano stoppage
Italy's Catania airport reopened on Monday evening after three days of stoppage due to volcanic ash interference from the nearby Mount Etna. The state of alert has ended, ordinary status has been restored, and full services have resumed, airport operator SAC wrote on social media
Air India's new chief sets sights on higher revenue and cost curbs at first town hall
Air India's new CEO Tewolde Gebremariam highlights the importance of financial performance and cost management for the airline. He aims to improve revenue per available seat kilometre and explore opportunities across the network. Employees are encouraged to manage costs at their levels to ensure discipline throughout the organization. Gebremariam also stresses operational reliability and customer confidence through improved punctuality and baggage handling.
'Is it really worth it to keep going on?' Economic pain hits America's farm belt.
John Yeley is the seventh generation to run his family's farm in Illinois. - Courtesy John Yeley John Yeley has spent the last 26 years working on his farm, which his family has owned since 1852. Yeley is the seventh generation to run his farm in Illinois, just over the state line from Indiana. Although he plans to keep doing so, hes not sure he wants his 16-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter to take over because the current economics are so rough. Right now, the way all of this is now, no, I wouldnt wish it on them, he said about farming. Farmers like Yeley as well as agriculture experts agree that the farming sector is in a painful recession. Farms are dealing with record-high diesel prices , a fuel that is critical to their equipment. Trade disputes have cut off access to vital markets. Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have sent fertilizer costs soaring, just as farmers pay higher interest rates on the loans needed to get from planting to harvest season. Yeley is not sure hell earn a profit this season, even with prices up for for his corn and soybeans. Were not a big county, but weve had three farmers go under this year, said Yeley. I know thats on the minds of everybody, is it really worth it to keep going on? The stress level is pretty high. Record high costs to power the farm Currently, the price of diesel is the most pressing problem for farmers. Diesel is a workhouse fuel that powers farming equipment, like tractors and combines. The national average for diesel has accelerated faster than the price of gasoline and is now near its recent an all-time high of $6.53. In many states in the Midwest farm belt, the cost is even greater: The average price in Illinois, for example, was $6.82 as of Friday. Sue Ferreri, executive director of Rockland Community Farm Network, drives a tractor at a community farm in New York on April 8, 2026. Farm owners face soaring fuel prices. - Diane Desobeau/AFP/Getty Images Farmers generally buy thousands of gallons each year. Yeley usually buys 8,500 gallons twice a year to run his equipment. This is the first year in my adult life that we have not bought an entire transport load either spring or fall due to fuel cost. Weve been buying it piecemeal 1,000 or 1,500 gallons at a time, hoping that wed see a price drop, he said. Unfortunately, its not happening. You work so hard not making money Sammy Tookey grows all manner of produce tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, squash, lettuce and chiles on 10 acres in northern Californias wine country. He sells about half his harvest to a food co-op and the other half at three farmers markets each week. Hes feeling the squeeze from higher prices for diesel, as well as cardboard boxes and fertilizer costs of which have also increased by double digits over the past year. Russias war with Ukraine first cut off supply of some of the raw materials needed to make fertilizer, boosting prices. That only got worse this year, when the war in the Middle East cut off fertilizer exports. Fertilizer prices are as much as 50% higher in the last year, according to experts and farmers. Sammy Tookey, left, and his stepfather, George Kibby, grow vegetables and fruits on Tookey's farm in northern California. - George Kibby/Sammy Tookey Tookey has raised his prices but not enough to keep up with ballooning expenses. He said he doesnt want to scare off customers. While he plans to plant again in the spring, hes uncertain how long hell remain a farmer. Tookey is getting married in late October and worries about how hell support children. Being able to have a family and a farm seems almost impossible, he said. Tookeys stepfather, George Kibby, has a bleaker view of the current state of farming. He retired in July after 40 years in the industry because the land he leased in Orange County, California, was sold for housing. The cost of land, equipment, labor along with the instability of prices for essentials, such as diesel and fertilizer makes it impossible to earn a living these days, he said. Us little farmers dont have much of a chance, said Kibby, who moved north with his wife this summer to help Tookey. You work so hard not making money. Mounting losses, bankruptcies Besides the cost of raw materials, there are many other factors squeezing farmers. Most farmers take out short-term loans to cover costs between planting and harvest. Interest rates are higher as central banks raise rates to tamp down inflation, pushing up borrowing costs. Various US trade wars, particularly with China, have cut off critical markets for products like soybeans. Thats driving down prices in the short term, and farmers worry that market share will be lost in the long term. Our farm and the vast majority of the farms (I know) are anticipating theyre going to be losing money this year, and the vast majority lost money last year, said Aaron Lehman, president of the Iowa Farmers Union and a fifth-generation farmer. Farming does have ups and downs naturally, but when it happens year after year after year, eventually youre no longer a good credit risk, and you cant borrow money to keep farming, added Lehman, who grows corn, soybeans, oats and hay. Aaron Lehman, president of the Iowa Farmers Union, grows corn, soybeans, oats and hay as a fifth-generation farmer. - Courtesy Aaron Lehman The number of farm bankruptcies rose 20% in the 12 months ending in June compared to a year ago, according to federal bankruptcy filing data. But the worst is yet to come, said Tom Ajamie, an attorney active in the farming sector. A lot of these farmers are on the edge, he said. So yeah, Its a 20% increase right now, but what happens in the next two, four, five months? A lot of farmers are just barely clinging on right now. You will see that number increase, I guarantee it. Some congressional members from farm states, like Republican Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa, have pressed the Trump administration to ban US diesel exports as a way to get immediate relief. But many energy experts doubt that will lower diesel prices. The American Farm Bureau Federation and other agriculture groups seek the passage of a new farm bill, which has cleared the House. The proposed legislation includes help for farmers, like raising federal farm loan limits that havent changed since 2018. You get into the lame duck session, and I think we can find a bipartisan path forward on a lot of things, said John Newton, vice president of public policy and economic analysis for the American Farm Bureau Federation, referring to the period after midterms and before the new Congress begins. Even if a bill eventually passes, even if diesel comes down later this year, that wont help the farmers harvesting crops right now. Many told CNN that they feel like victims of things set in motion around the globe over which they have no control. Farmers are used to dealing with unpredictability with weather, you know, soil conditions, livestock, Lehman said. Policy decisions that have put farmers at the right in the front of economic damage - thats whats very frustrating. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com This article originally appeared on CNN Business at https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/28/business/american-farmers-economic-pain-diesel
Two Congress leaders held for defacing wall of CEC's Agra home
Police are also searching for other Congress leaders allegedly involved in the protest
Himanta Biswa Sarma repeating Amit Shah's Jantar Mantar mistakes: CJP's Ashutosh Ranka
Ranka along with 40 other volunteers were detained on Sunday and later released late at night. The illegal detention by Assam Police has finally ended. We have asked Police to go and drop us from where we were picked up illegally in the first place, Ranka said.
'Ramayana' makers release BTS video of Ranbir as Lord Ram
SP's 27,000-per-seat push takes it to north's 'dalit capital' Agra
The party is also looking to attract Dalit voters apparently drifting away from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and will hold a SC conference in Agra, the Dalit capital of north India, on November 15. I have been touring West UP to invite SC voters and am in touch with local organisations to ensure a massive gathering. We will tell voters that BJP does not have SC voters' interests in mind, SP's national general secretary Ramji Lal Suman told ET on phone.
Since Jayalalithaa's Death...: EPS vs TVK Turns Bypoll Battle Personal
Palaniswami has described the bypolls as a battle for justice and has appealed to voters to teach the ruling TVK a fitting lesson, targeting the party for fielding former AIADMK MLAs.
After every difficulty, we emerged much stronger:ITC's Sanjiv Puri
In an interview at the company's headquarters in Kolkata, Chairman and Managing Director Sanjiv Puri speaks to Ishita Ayan Dutt about how liberalisation transformed the competitive landscape
AAP's Gayatri Bishnoi vacates Chandigarh bungalow
Bishnoi, who is the AAP's observer in Punjab, landed in the eye of a political storm after Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira, in a video released on X, made an off-colour remark alleging that Bishnoi was staying at a Chandigarh government bungalow with former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia. Bungalow number 960 in Sector 39A had been allotted to minister Ravjot Singh.
Submerged Cars, Snakes On Street: Inside Bangkok's Weekend Of Relentless Rain
The Bangkok Flood Control Centre said the weekend flooding hit 329,000 households, or about 700,000 people. The figures were shared by Deputy Governor Tavida Kamolvej.
Sectoral mutual funds have seen a sharp divergence in returns over the past two years, with some sectors delivering strong gains while others slipped into the red. Here's what drove this divergence, and what should investors consider before making sectoral bets.
US Supreme Court's Alito won't participate in climate case involving oil companies
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More than 50 members of Niger's security forces killed in attacks, sources say
More than 50 members
'Painful parallels to Nirbhaya': SC takes suo motu note of Delhi-NCR rape cases
The Supreme Court on Monday took suo motu cognisance of recent rape and sexual assault cases in Delhi-NCR, citing a systematic failure by law enforcement and public authorities to ensure public safety.
La Liga: Javier Aguirre to take things 'one step at a time' after taking over struggling Valencia
Digital Desk | Madrid, Sep 28 (IANS) Javier Aguirre said he will take things one step at a time as he took over at struggling La Liga outfit Valencia. The former Mexico national team coach returned to Spain, where he has already coached sides such as Atletico Madrid, Osasuna, Mallorca and Levante, with the task of lifting Valencia out of the bottom three, where it currently sits with just four points from the first seven matches of the season. Speaking at his official presentation, Aguirre said he could ever say no to a historic club like Valencia. He told the press he had accepted the offer to coach the struggling giant almost as soon as he received it, but when asked if he could help qualify the team that is currently 19th in La Liga for Europa (which will give him an automatic contract extension beyond the end of June 2027), he said he preferred to ake things one step at a time. I don't like thinking too far ahead. He insisted he was only thinking about his debut away to Racing Santander on October 11th, but added that his contract wasn't the most important thing. There have been situations where I didn't finish a contract I had, and others where I stayed on without one. If we're comfortable, I'll stay, he insisted. The 67-year-old, who stepped down as Mexico coach after this summer's World Cup, has signed a contract until June 2027, with an option to extend the deal for another season. Aguirre's appointment, overseen by Valencia's new sporting director Braulio Vazquez, marks his return to Spanish football, where he has previously coached Osasuna and Atletico Madrid, among other clubs. He replaces Carlos Corberan, who was sacked following Valencia's 1-0 defeat to Sevilla. Reserve team coach Oscar Sanchez subsequently took charge, overseeing a midweek victory away to Alaves and a narrow 3-2 home defeat to Real Sociedad on Sunday. Aguirre will have the international break to work with his new squad before making his debut away to Racing Santander on October 11.
Ayodhya to Mathura: BJP's new poll hub
The assembly elections will be the first election in the state where the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya will not be an election issue, as the temple has been constructed. A few UP BJP leaders told ET that the party now wants to take its campaign beyond Ayodhya, especially after the recent incident of donation theft in the temple.
Indian athlete Vithya Ramraj expressed immense happiness after winning the bronze medal at the Asian Games 2026 and breaking legendary PT Usha's national record, clocking a personal best of 54.75 seconds.
India's carbon paradox: Big emitter but small per-capita footprint
India's GHG emissions have grown at a compound annual rate of 3.6 per cent since 1990, more than twice the global rate of 1.5 per cent
Raashii Khanna has established herself across Hindi, Tamil and Telugu cinema, taking on projects in multiple languages during her career. While working across industries has allowed the actress to explore different characters and stories, it has also required her to constantly adapt to new languages, accents and dialects. During a recent Ask Me Anything session, Khanna opened up about the process, describing it as a continuous learning experience. Speaking about the preparation involved in getting the linguistic details right for her roles, Raashii said, It honestly feels like I am in a lifelong exam that just doesn't end. There's always another language, another accent, another pronunciation to get right. And unfortunately, there's no graduation day. The actress has worked in projects across different language industries, making language preparation an important part of taking on roles outside her linguistic comfort zone. From getting the pronunciation right to understanding the nuances of an accent or dialect, the process can involve preparation beyond the performance itself. For an actor working across multiple industries, such details can also become an important part of creating a believable character. Khannas comments offer a glimpse into the preparation that goes into moving between languages while continuing to build a career across Indian cinema. On the work front, Raashii Khanna is currently filming the second season of Raj & DKs Farzi. The series sees her return as RBI officer Megha Vyas, with Shahid Kapoor and Vijay Sethupathi also part of the cast. The second season is among her upcoming projects and will continue the story established in the first instalment. Khanna is also set to share the screen with Rajinikanth in the upcoming Tamil-language action thriller Dharman. The project adds another regional-language film to her upcoming slate. In addition, the actress has an untitled project with Akshay Kumar, Vidya Balan, and director Anees Bazmee in the pipeline. With projects spanning Hindi and South Indian cinema, Khanna continues to work across languages and industries, making linguistic preparation an ongoing part of her acting journey. Also Read: Raashii Khanna marks 13 years in Indian Cinema: It has gone quickly because the work has never stopped feeling like a privilege
Russia Trials Over, This Engine Will Soon Power India's New Stealth Drones
India's homegrown Kaveri dry engine has come through a round of high-altitude and flight trials in Russia, posting a peak dry thrust of 48.5 kilonewtons (kN). That's well above the roughly 46 kN it was meant to deliver.
Mahmood signals rethink on migrants' right to remain
The home secretary has been under pressure to water down the proposals from some Labour MPs, including Angela Rayner.
