A Lok Sabha election defeat and dismissal of the MGR Government
Nearly a month later when there were talks in the corridors of power that the Indira Gandhi Government may dismiss governments in opposition-ruled States citing the precedent set in 1977 by the Janata Party Government, MGR described it as speculation
TVK govt. in Tamil Nadu faces a fiscal test in balancing populism and prudence
We can have a welfare State only if we work for it and step up production, said the then Chief Minister C. Rajagopalachari in June 1952
The order will not cover gatherings at courts, government offices and local bodies for official work, academic activities in schools, colleges and educational institutions, and assemblies at factories, shops and establishments for normal trade and business
How ordinary people of Tamil Nadu participated in the making of the Constitution
A resident of Kattunedungulam village of the Sivaganga district, sent a hand-written note with a demand that members of his community should have freedom of worship and autonomy to manage their own community
A wildlife association that helped conserve the Nilgiris biodiversity
The NWEA came into existence in colonial India, when British colonists discovered a hunters paradise in the Nilgiris
M.G. Ramachandrans hospitalisation in the U.S. and homecoming after treatment
MGR was flown to America on November 6, 1984, on a chartered Air India flight and was admitted to the Downstate Medical Centre in Brooklyn, New York. At the time of admission, he was not fully conscious after suffering a stroke. Later, he underwent a kidney transplant surgery at the hospital.
Documents on anti-Hindi agitation wiped out on order by Tamil Nadus last Congress CM Bhaktavatsalam
On February 24, 1967, a day after the Assembly election results were declared, the outgoing Chief Minister M. Bhaktavatsalam wrote a note to the Public Department. It said, Records connected with the anti-Hindi agitation need not be kept. This may also apply to records maintained by the police.
Why the Church of Scotland Mission was worried about schools in Madras falling into debt
While notable progress was made in the area of female education, there was also concern over the lack of availability of female teachers to tutor the girls.
Not clamping down on anti-Emergency publications too led to the dissolution of Karunanidhi-led DMK government in Tamil Nadu in 1976, when the State was brought under the Presidents rule for the fist time 50 years ago.
Kozhikode DIET launches IntelliTrait to mentor schoolchildren
To develop and promote entrepreneurial skills and job orientation among schoolchildren
Capturing the cruelty of leprosy in a dark and merciless language
The anguish and alienation associated with leprosy have long made it a potent subject in literature, inspiring some of the modern writing in Tamil
How a political and legal battle halted efforts to conserve Tiruvannamalai temple 25 years ago
More than two decades ago, the Archaeological Survey of India proposed to declare the Arunachaleswara temple a monument of national importance. The proposal, however, was shelved after a row fomented by vested interests
Woman arrested for killing newborn granddaughter in Erode
Police said she allegedly strangled the newborn to death at a private hospital in Bhavani because the child was the familys second daughter
WhenE.V.K.Sampath hit the headlines in Tamil Nadu
Sampath, nephew ofE.V.Ramasamy, enjoyed a special relationship withDMKfounderC.N.Annadurai.Before otherDMKleaders, he realised the futility of pursuing the demand for aDravidaNadu. He quit theDMKin 1961 and founded a party, which he merged with the Congress. Sampathsbirth centenary falls on March 6, 2026.
HowV.O. Chidambaram Pillai earned the title SekkizhuthaChemmal
VOCwas arrested on the charge of sedition on March 12, 1908.A British jailer noticed his hands bleeding from the harsh labour of separatingcoirand spinning rope in theCoimbatoreprison. Hence, he advised him to work at the oil press instead.VOC accepted the suggestion and pulled the oil press himself, a task normally reserved for bulls
On the approach and outlook of Tamil Nadus Scheduled Caste leaders in late 1940s
In the 1946 elections to various provinces, the Congress demonstrated its superiority over the Scheduled Castes Federation (SCF) founded by B.R. Ambedkar. In the erstwhile Madras Presidency, the party bagged 27 out of 30 seats allotted to SCs.
170 years ago, a debate in Britain parliament on torture in Madras
Forms of torture in Madras Presidency at the time included tying a man by the hair of his head to the tail of an ass, and parading him though the public market
Chennais iconic annual fair at Island Grounds turns 50
The 70-day-long India Tourism and Industrial Fair that began at the Island Grounds in the city recently turned 50 this year. The Sutrula Porutkatchi was conceived and named by former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi. It began in the city in 1974 as the Pongal Tourist Trade Fair.
Ram Setu vs. Sethusamudram project: When Tamil Nadu BJP headquarters was attacked by DMK cadres
In response to DMK president M. Karunanidhis remark on Ram Setu, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader and former BJP MP Ram Vilas Vedanti triggered a major controversy in September 2007 by saying that whosoever chopped off the head and tongue of the DMK president would be gifted in gold.
How the Tamil Nadu legislature, in the late 1940s, viewed the making of the Constitution
In the Constituent Assemblys debates (1946-49), K. Santhanam and N.G. Ranga, both from southern States representing the present Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, had strongly argued against any attempt to make the Central government more powerful under the garb of expanding the Concurrent List
The incident occurred in 1995 when hostilities between Jayalalithaa and Reddy were common knowledge. While the Governor sent a report to the Centre against the AIADMK government, the Chief Minister wrote to President Shankar Dayal Sharma and Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao.
Tamil Nadus link to a key amendment to the Constitution on freedom of press, expression
On March 1, 1950, the Madras government banned Cross Roads, a Left-leaning journal. A month later, the Supreme Courts full Bench, by five to one, quashed the order. The Constitution had to be amended in the light of the landmark judgment. Parliament adopted the amendment Bill, with 246 members voting in favour and 14 against
An idol found nearGangaikondaCholapuramconfirms the Thiruvarasu ofNathamunigal
Near theGangaikondaCholapuram-KumbakonamRoad is a place calledSorgapallamorSembodaiwhere an idol ofSrinivasaPerumalas once foundhalf-buried under a tree. In the year 2000, another idol was found buried in a field. It was that of the first of the Sri Vaishnava Acharyas, who was said to have been at the place in his final hours
ThanjavurBig Temple inscriptions bring alive the fierce fight between Shivaji andAfzal Khan
The inscriptions, written in Marathi on the south-western walls near theVinayagarTemple, also describe the history of the Maratha kingsand praise Danish missionary Rev. Friedrich Christian Schwartz. They also highlight howSerfojisent his army and offered financial assistance to the British during the war against theMarudubrothers
Salem C. Vijiaraghavachariar, the freedom fighter who fought againstKalaPaani
Salem C.Vijiaraghavachariar, one of the doyens of the national movement during the pre-Gandhi eraand the first Tamil to become the All India Congress Committee president, was ordered to be transported toAndamansto serve a 10-year imprisonment. He appealed to the High Court of Madras and got his conviction quashed on January 9, 1883
How Scheduled Castes in Tirunelveli empowered themselves by establishing schools
The community established schools not only inTirunelvelidistrict but also in other parts of Tamil Nadu.Now, there are 28 schools originally established by the community that are functioning as government-aided primary schools inTirunelveli
Manuskh Mandaviya, in a written response, said 78 Adverse Analytical Findings have been recorded so far in 2026
Detenue could not have been detained under preventive laws for the activities alleged committed by him at the time when he was a juvenile, the court says
S. Chellapandian: a Speaker with sound knowledge of British parliamentary practices
S.Chellapandiantried to follow British parliamentary practices.In the opinion of former President R.Venkataraman, he knew legislative procedures so thoroughly that he would not only enforce them but would also guide new members to learn the art
Jiostar To Roll Out Six Bigg Boss Editions All At Once In September 2026
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan will return as host of Bigg Boss 20.
Lock Upp wildcard: Apoorva Mukhija to enter; netizens recall Sufi's fall out
The buzz suggest influencer Apoorva Mukhija may enter Lock Upp as a wildcard contestant after her cryptic social media post sparked speculation. While fans are excited about the possibility, neither the makers nor Apoorva have officially confirmed the reports
FIFA World Cup 2026: Tom Cruise opens up about the game, Digger and more
Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise, who is gearing up for his upcoming film Digger, joined the special line-up for the Closing Ceremony of the FIFA World Cup. The actor shared what separates legend from common man, and how his character shares a commonality with the football legends
A Supreme Court of Judicature functioned for over 60 years at Madras during British rule
A charter, issued in 1687, empowered the Mayor and three of the eldest Aldermen to form a court of record.King George III issued a charter in 1798 for constituting of the Court of the Recorder of Madras that replaced the Mayors Court. Yet another charter, issued in 1800, abolished this court and put in place the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras
When explosives were planted at police premises across Tamil Nadu in 1999
A massive search operation after a low intensity explosion in Chennai revealed that bombs were placed in the Police Commissionerate, Prison Headquarters and other police establishments
When a Congress MLA was asked to repay 21.58 lakh salary after his election was set aside
He argued that he had discharged his duties in good faith, and the benefits received could not be retrospectively withdrawn merely because his election was later declared void
The unique flavour of Dindigulcigar, a balm to Winston Churchill during World War
During the Second World War, the British Prime Minister decided to have a regular supply of these cigars made by Spencer and Co.A permanent order was placed with the Government of Madras. Spencer and Co. shut the business in the 1950s. What is left of the Spencer Compound is a portion of the ground that has become an unkempt garden
Collection of names of animals as portrayed in Tamil classics
The ancient Tamils employed a remarkable richness of vocabulary to refer to animals.H.Chithiraputhiran, a former professor at Tamil University,Thanjavur, has compiled a specialised dictionary of animals in classical literature to recover these words
For theIrulars, theMasiMagamfestival is deeply tied to their culture and collective identity.They gather in their thousands on the shores ofMamallapuramto perform marriages, naming ceremonies for children, ear piercing, and tonsuring. In fact, they come in search of their patron deityKanniammal, who they believe had left them
Ram Mandir donations theft row LIVE: Supreme Court hears pleas seeking probe
The Bench had issued notice to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust seeking its response in the matter
Manoj Jha described the proposed demolition as grossly excessive and questioned its proportionality, alleging that it appears to be politically motivated
A kidney sale that led to a CB-CID probe in Tamil Nadu
The nexus of agents with doctors and hospitals in the illegal sale of kidneys was exposed, the then Deputy Superintendent of Police V. Parthasarathy, who led the Organised Crime Unit of the CB-CID in investigating the case, wrote in a police journal published in 2010
Sivaji Ganesans gift of baby elephant to American children and his U.S. visit as state guest
Sivaji Ganesan was invited to the United States as part of the U.S.India Cultural Exchange Programme. During the trip, Sivaji was treated as a state guest, assigned two officials to assist him, and given a daily allowance of $160, a considerable sum at the time.
The 1952 Assembly election in Tamil Nadu, an illustration of the limits of poll manifestos
In the first elections held in 1951-52 after the country became a Republic with the system of a universal adult suffrage in place, the major contestants were the Congress and the Communist Party of India (CPI)
Arijit Singh Ends Retirement, Makes Comeback With Awarapan 2 Song Yeh Awarapan
Yeh Awarapan, composed by Amaal Malik and written by Rashmi Virag, releases on July 21 across streaming platforms.
Really Sorry: Zaid Darbar's Apology To Gauahar Khan Comes After Kushal Tandon's Remark
During an episode of Alliance, Kushal Tandon made an indirect comment poking fun at Gauahar Khan.
Godrej Agrovet inaugurates 300-cr oil palm complex in Telangana
Godrej Agrovet stated that the complex integrates all stages of the oil palm value chain, including seed and genetics, nursery, R&D center, mill, and a new refinery
You have to ask the DMK for its reasons why they are doing a flip-flop. In my opinion, they are being enticed with this One Nation One Election. They are in a little bit of urgency to have another election. But all I can tell you is if the DMK embarks on that path, their fate in the next elections will be worse than what they faced in this recent Assembly elections, Chidambaram said.
The government is planning a new pension scheme under the EPFO 3.0 framework. This new plan aims to provide retirement benefits to workers in both formal and unorganised sectors. Members will build a retirement corpus through regular contributions invested in government-backed assets.
CM land purchase allegations: Madhya Pradesh Government introduces UCC Bill amid Congress protests
A recent newspaper report had claimed that Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav and his family members purchased huge land parcels after the latter became Chief Minister of the State
Varadarajulu Naidu, the relentless freedom fighter and doyen of journalism
He was called the Bal Gangadhar Tilak of south India, as his accomplishments in instilling the national spirit, in public speaking and journalism were as exemplary as those of Tilak. There is no proper memorial for him in Tamil Nadu, barring an Ashoka pillar in Salem city where he lived for most of the time, wherein the plaque bears his name.
The Narasus story began in 1926 with its founder, V. Lakshmi Narasimhan (fondly known as Narasu), introducing high-quality tea and coffee blends.
The fate of Nagapattinams lost vihara
The return of the famed Leiden plates to India revives questions about what became of Nagapattinams great Buddhist vihara and its vast endowments
HSBC Bank's IFSC unit offers Non-Resident Indians significant leverage on FCNR(B) deposits. This strategy allows investors to borrow up to nineteen times their initial deposit amount. The potential for amplified returns arises from the spread between deposit earnings and borrowing costs. However, this leverage strategy carries risks if borrowing costs exceed deposit interest rates. FCNR(B) deposits also offer protection against Indian Rupee depreciation for investors.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijays Kollur Mookambika temple visit revives memories of MGR and Jayalalithaas trips
According to a July 12, 1985, report, MGR had by then visited the Mookambika temple seven times. Even towards the final years of his life, he continued the practice. In January 1987, he again travelled to Kollur for darshan at the temple.
Tamil Nadus rare controversy over government bungalow to former President Venkataraman in 1992
In Bihar, a row has arisen now in the wake of a second notice issued by the Bihar Building Construction Department (BCD) to former Chief Minister Rabri Devi for vacating her present government accommodation 10, Circular Road bungalow in Patna.
Death of Kannur dental student Nithin Raj: Kerala govt forms SIT to further probe case
Ajith Beegum, Inspector General of Police, Crime Branch, to head the SIT which will cover 'overlooked aspects of the case', including possible role of other Anjarakandy college faculty members, in the Dalit students death
Three Held With MDMA, Hydro Ganja in Udupi
Police said the accused were allegedly supplying banned narcotic substances to customers in Kapu, Udupi, Manipal and Karkala
CJP March Turns Tense: Tear Gas Deployed Near Shastri Bhawan
Several commuters were stranded inside nearby metro stations after access was restricted and station gates were closed as a precautionary measure.
How an attempt by Tamil Nadu to create an AIIMS-like facility failed to take off decades ago
Presently, Madurai has been earmarked for the States first AIIMS
After 43 years, a PM to visit Vizianagaram: Modi to inaugurate Bhogapuram airport on August 1
Only the second Prime Minister to visit the district since Indira Gandhis 1983 Congress campaign at the Maharaja Stadium
72nd National Award: Mammootty and Dhanush celebrate together on sets of Om
Mammootty and Dhanush celebrated their National Award wins on the sets of their upcoming film Om. Joined by director Rajkumar Periasamy and editor R. Kalaivanan, the four winners marked the occasion with a cake-cutting ceremony, with Mammootty sharing pictures online
According to the Delhi Police, Ms. Kalita and several other activists had conspired to trigger unrest in northeast Delhi in 2020 under the guise of peaceful protests
Shark Tank India announces sixth season with new campaign
Mumbai: Business reality show Shark Tank India is set to return for its sixth season with the makers launching a new campaign to encourage aspiring entrepreneurs to focus on building strong businesses rather than relying on startup buzzwords. The new season is currently open for registrations on Sony LIV. Titled #DontBeATota, the campaign revolves around 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 .
MediaTek Outlines Roadmap to Advance Smartphone Imaging with Next-Gen Camera Technologies
. Further, the company demonstrated imaging technologies enabled by its MediaTek’s SoCs for flagship smartphones and outlined its broader 'One MediaTek' vision spanning automotive, data centres, AI PCs and other connected computing platforms beyond smartphones. Anuj Sidharth, Director, Marketing and Corporate Communications, India and SEA, MediaTek and Anku Jain, Managing Director, MediaTek India Key industry voices, including media representatives, tech analysts, professional photographers, KOLs and OEM stakeholders from, Vivo, Motorola and Xiaomi shared their viewpoints at insightful discussions on the next frontier of imaging technology. These conversations also underscored the overarching One MediaTek vision, a unified strategy showcasing the vast scale of the company's evolving technological ecosystem and seamlessly connecting intelligent solutions from Edge to Cloud. Speaking at the event, Anuj Sidharth, Director, Marketing and Corporate Communications , India and SEA, MediaTek, highlighted breakthrough imaging innovations such as 18EV HDR Fusion for extended dynamic range and 4K120 Super EIS for smooth, cinematic capture. He also outlined the brand update, highlighting MediaTek's continued momentum and leadership in high-performance computing across India's fast-evolving multi-device ecosystem. “Beyond the Lens” featured dedicated experience zones that showcased MediaTek's imaging technologies through devices such as the vivo X300 Pro powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500, the OPPO Find X9s powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500s, and the Motorola Edge 70 Pro and the Xiaomi 17T powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8500. On the sidelines of the event, Anuj Sidharth, Director, Marketing and Corporate Communications , India and SEA, MediaTek said, “ Smartphone photography continues to shape consumer expectations and with the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 flagship SoC and the MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Premium SoC, we are meeting that demand head-on. Equipped with next-generation AI-ISPs, the chipsets elevate computational photography without compromising on power efficiency. At MediaTek, we believe that truly brilliant technology is about more than just creating products, it's about delivering incredible experiences that positively impact people's lives. With our ecosystem partners, we continue to deliver innovations that empower users to capture every moment with greater clarity, creativity, and intelligence.” The event also witnessed an interactive panel discussion, titled 'Who Really Takes the Photo?', moderated by Rajiv Makhni. The panel brought together Rahul Jhangiani, professional photographer, Anuj Sidharth, Director, Marketing and Corporate Communications, MediaTek India & SEA, Paigham Danish CTO, Head of Product & GTM, vivo India, Gautam Batra, Associate Director - Product Marketing, Xiaomi India and Shivam Ranjan, Marketing Director - APAC, Motorola Mobility. Each panelist brought a unique perspective to what truly makes a great photo – the chip, the camera hardware, or the person behind the lens. Together, the panelists highlighted how human perspective, advanced camera sensors, and the processing power of the ISP work together to deliver the perfect shot. Additionally, the MediaTek Tech Day also witnessed insightful conversations around the MediaTek roadmap and its latest technologies: Latest Flagship & Premium chipsets: Showcased the MediaTek Dimensity 9500s, Dimensity 9500 and Dimensity 8500 SoCs that delivers leadership in AI, imaging, gaming, connectivity and power efficiency. One MediaTek – MediaTek’s expansion beyond smartphones into automotive, data centers, AI PCs and more, streamlined its portfolio as it scales across categories: Dimensity for smartphones, Dimensity AX for automotive, and Dimensity CX for compute platforms. Automotive Momentum – 20+ partnerships with leading automakers worldwide and 190+ ongoing projects under the Dimensity AX platform. Compute Momentum – Demonstrated MediaTek's growing focus on AI compute platforms and next-generation computing technologies. Discussions on the MediaTek’s broader technology roadmap spanning smartphones, connectivity, Imaging capabilities, AI computing, and intelligent edge devices. MediaTek remains the No. 1 smartphone chipset brand in India, with a 49% market share in Q2, 2026, a position it has now held for 24 consecutive quarters. The MediaTek Technology Day is an interactive platform to showcase the latest innovations that are reshaping everyday life. 'Beyond the Lens' is in tune with MediaTek's philosophy of making great technology available to help consumers connect seamlessly with the things that shape our daily lives, by enhancing, enriching, and making us smarter and more creative.
'Avengers: Doomsday' new synopsis: 3 Marvel universes face 'existential threat'
Marvel Studios is reportedly preparing for the release of the first full-length trailer for Avengers: Doomsday at San Diego Comic-Con.
Mammootty, Dhanush Celebrate Their National Wins On Om Set. See Pics
In the viral pictures, the duo are seen cutting a cake with the director and crew
IndiGo Selects Honeywell Systems for 810 New Airbus Jets
Landmark agreement represents Honeywell Aerospaces largest-ever commercial equipage and service deal with Indias largest airline
Indian Overseas Bank Q1 profit surges 49% to 1,659 cr
Total income rose to 10,938 crore during the April-June period from 8,866.47 crore a year earlier, the bank said in a stock exchange filing
Burnham vows unity after lightning ascent to UK premiership
The incoming leader will inherit a prime ministerial inbox bursting with tricky issues, including how to keep lowering immigration levels
What is the Belwa-Minapur Link Channel and why does it matter? | Explained
The Belwa-Minapur Link Channel is designed to divert surplus water from the Bagmati River to the Budhi Gandak. Heres how it aims to reduce floods, improve irrigation, and benefit lakhs of farmers across North Bihar
Mrunal, Huma's Pooja Meri Jaan finally locks OTT release after 4-year delay
After nearly four years of delay, Pooja Meri Jaan, starring Mrunal Thakur and Huma Qureshi, is finally set for its OTT premiere. The psychological thriller will bypass a theatrical release, bringing its long-awaited story to audiences through streaming
Ethanol ATMs coming soon: The biofuel story is racing ahead of E20
India's ethanol policy is entering a new phase as the government explores ethanol ATMs, ethanol cooking fuel, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), exports and flex-fuel vehicles after achieving nationwide E20 petrol rollout. With ethanol production capacity outpacing current demand, policymakers are seeking new markets to absorb surplus capacity and expand India's biofuel ecosystem.
24 Hours in Tokyo: Planning a Seamless Itinerary Around TOKYO SKYTREETOWN
By midday, you'll arrive at Tokyo Solamachi, the lively complex at the foot of TOKYO SKYTREE. Home to more than 300 shops and restaurants, it is much more than a shopping destination.
Rajya Sabha Adjourned for Day Amid Opposition Protest Over NEET Issue
Opposition members disrupted proceedings over police action on student protesters and the alleged NEET paper leak, forcing repeated adjournments.
IL&FS Group repays 50,387-crore debt by June 2026, achieves 82.6% of resolution target
IL&FS trimming debt through asset resolution, interim distribution, including cash & InviT units, among others
NC protests in Delhi to demand statehood for J&K, says government's promise remains unfulfilled
Opposition PDP leader Iltija Mufti described the ruling NCs protest as a lacklustre and deliberately understated event for not demanding the restoration of Article 370
Russian attack on corn ship off Ukraine's Odesa kills 10
A Russian missile strike killed ten people aboard a corn ship near Odesa. The Golden Leo vessel, flagged by Guinea-Bissau, caught fire after the attack. Nine crew members and one pilot perished, while eight were rescued. Both Russia and Ukraine are intensifying attacks on crucial shipping routes. This renewed violence raises concerns about global grain supply stability.
'Lock Upp': Shreya slams Ram for kissing her without consent
In the latest episode of Lock Upp Season 2, contestant Shreya Kalra, an influencer, has accused her actor co-contestant Ram Kapoor of kissing her without consent.
Opposition MPs Demand Government Discussion on NEET and Education Issues
New Delhi, July 20: Opposition MPs, including those from the Congress party, have raised concerns regarding the governments handling of key issues such as the education system, alleged irregularities in the NEET exam, anti-defection laws, misuse of donations at the Ram Temple, and student protests. Congress MP Manish Tewari spoke to reporters, emphasizing that his ... Read more Opposition MPs Demand Government Discussion on NEET and Education Issues
'Dhamaal 4' BO Day 11 [LIVE]: Ajay Devgn's comedy inches towards Rs 130 crore India net milestone
Ajay Devgn's 'Dhamaal 4' continues its impressive second weekend run at the Indian box office. After comfortably crossing the Rs 100 crore India net mark on Day 8 and registering a strong Saturday jump on Day 9, the comedy entertainer has now entered Day 10 with Rs 112.46 crore India net (live). The Indra Kumar directorial is now targeting a Rs 115 crore India net finish by the end of its second weekend, while the worldwide gross is expected to move closer to the Rs 160 crore milestone, despite competition from Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey'.
Megan Fox feels 'objectified and devastated' by Brian Austin Green
Megan Fox feels objectified after ex-husband Brian Austin Green discussed their past relationship. Green stated their decade-long marriage was primarily built on physical attraction. Fox reportedly feels their significant emotional chapter was reduced to mere desires. She gave years of her life and raised a family with him. This framing of their marriage left her feeling devastated and unfairly dismissed.
Amitabh Bachchan feels Lionel Messi's 'tears of emotion' after Argentina loses FIFA World Cup
Amitabh Bachchan attended his fan meet and watched the FIFA World Cup final. He shared his thoughts on Argentina's narrow defeat to Spain. The veteran actor expressed sympathy for Lionel Messi after the loss. Bachchan also highlighted a creative dog shelter during the monsoon season. He continues his disciplined routine balancing work and his blog.
AP Govt To Roll Out 500 Thalli-Bidda Express Vehicles for Mothers, Newborns
Naidu inspected the specially designated Sport Utility Vehicles and Multi Utility Vehicles, reviewing their design, safety features, facilities for mothers and infants, and the branding developed for the initiative
FAA says certification of Boeing 737 MAX 7, 10 expected soon
The Federal Aviation Administration anticipates certifying Boeing's 737 MAX 7 and 10 models soon. Deputy Administrator Chris Rocheleau stated the MAX 7 certification is imminent. He also indicated the larger MAX 10 variant will follow closely behind. The Boeing 777x aircraft is expected to receive certification after these MAX planes.
Morbi: SOG Arrests House Owner, Seizes Mephedrone Drugs in Navlakhi Road Raid
Morbi: SOG seized 29.24 grams of mephedrone worth Rs.87,720 during a raid on Navlakhi Road. A house owner was arrested, and cash, a mobile phone, and an electronic weighing scale were also recovered.
Quote of the Day: Robert Browning's quote When the fight begins within himself, a man's worth something emphasizes internal battles over external success. The quote of the day explores that true worth emerges when individuals confront their own inner weaknesses, encouraging self-awareness and personal transformation today. It teaches that facing challenges builds character and leads to lasting growth.
Does wrapping your phone in aluminum foil block tracking? The truth behind this viral privacy hack
Wrapping phones in aluminum foil offers minimal privacy protection. This method causes phones to struggle for network connection and drains batteries. While it can interfere with signals, it does not guarantee complete blockage. Modern devices quickly re-establish connections after temporary interruptions. Better privacy involves disabling location services and managing app permissions.
Rasha Thadani Says Kurchi Madathapetti Powers Her Photoshoots
Earlier, the song had created history by crossing 700 million views on YouTube, becoming only the third Telugu song to achieve the milestone after 'Butta Bomma' and 'Ramuloo Ramulaa' from Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo..
Major Drug Bust in Srinagar: Police Seize Properties Worth 8 Crore
Srinagar, July 20: In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, Srinagar police seized ten properties valued at approximately 8 crore on Monday. This operation is part of the ongoing Nasha Mukti Jammu-Kashmir Abhiyan aimed at combating drug-related crimes. The police action took place in the Nowhatta area under the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and ... Read more Major Drug Bust in Srinagar: Police Seize Properties Worth 8 Crore
Duleep Trophy: Gaikwad To Lead West Zone Squad, Mulani Named Vice-Captain
India opener Ruturaj Gaikwad has been appointed captain of a star-studded West Zone squad for the upcoming Duleep Trophy.

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