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Orry has opened up about his bitter fallout with childhood friend Sara Ali Khan, recalling how he supported her during the 2020 NCB drug probe. However, he claimed Sara failed to check on him during his lowest phase, leaving him hurt.

Sanya Malhotra wore a bold black bralette and mini skirt with gold zardozi embroidery, ditching traditional festive wear. While some netizens slammed her revealing outfit, Priyanka Chopra's burgundy embellished gown also received mixed reactions online.

Amid earlier debate over Sai Pallavi's casting as Sita, Ramayana makers released a character promo on Monday. Sharing it on social media, they described Sita as guided by Dharma and bound by love. Users have mixed reactions to Pallavi's appearance.

Shah Rukh Khan stepped out onto the balcony of his Mumbai residence, Mannat, to greet his fans gathered outside. The Bollywood superstar waved at the crowd and delighted them by recreating his iconic arms-wide-open pose.

Following Sanjay Gupta's reported death, his wife Anuradha Lekhi Gupta issued a statement addressing a viral video involving their daughter and paparazzi. She said their children, who had grown up away from the spotlight, were distressed by the sudden intrusion during their mourning

Amitabh Bachchan has criticised a media outlet for allegedly twisting the meaning of his earlier post. Clarifying that his remarks referred to Lord Krishna, he rejected their portrayal as a challenge to opponents.

TV actor Anuj Thakur passed away on October 27 at the age of 33 after reportedly suffering a seizure in his sleep. Yamini Malhotra, known for her appearance on Bigg Boss 18, was equally shocked by the news.

Shah Rukh Khan's King song Tu Mil Jaaye, released on his 61st birthday, has attracted attention for a possible glimpse of Suhana Khan. A brief shot shows a figure against a massive fire, although the face is not clearly visible.

Shah Rukh Khan reportedly celebrated his 61st birthday with family and friends at a Mumbai hotel after skipping his annual Mannat appearance. A fan shared a video showing the superstar leaving the venue, waving and blowing kisses to admirers waiting outside.

Amitabh Bachchan greeted fans outside his Juhu residence, Jalsa, on Sunday, from behind a transparent bulletproof shell installed on an elevated platform. Accompanied by his son, Abhishek Bachchan, the actor waved at fans as Mumbai Police personnel maintained security.

Janhvi recreated her late mother Sridevi's iconic look from Nagina alongside Orry, giving fans a nostalgic Halloween treat. Meanwhile, Khushi Kapoor channelled Wonder Woman in a glamorous superhero avatar.

Bigg Boss fame Jiya Shankar has addressed speculation surrounding her relationship with fianc Kaaran Dhanak, after fans noticed that the couple had unfollowed each other on Instagram. Some reports also alleged infidelity, but there has been no confirmation of these claims.

CCTV footage reportedly showed him losing his balance and hitting his head against a wall. Several Bollywood celebrities, including Rohit Roy, Ronit Roy, Milap Zaveri and Fardeen Khan, arrived to pay their last respects.

Bengaluru recorded 11.5% annual growth in prime office rents in Q3 2026, matching Tokyo, while Mumbai and Delhi-NCR rose 4% and 5.4%. Leasing across the three Indian markets fell 13.6% year-on-year to 7.6 million sq ft, Knight Frank said.

Jammu and Kashmir Police have busted an intra-UT terror financing module linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and The Resistance Front (TRF) in Shopian, arresting ten alleged terrorist associates. Investigations revealed that the accused were allegedly collecting funds and channelising them through financial networks to facilitate terrorist activities and provide logistical support. Further investigation is underway, with more arrests expected.

Preliminary reports suggest poor weather and low visibility may have played a role in the accident. Rescue teams recovered the bodies, while the Karnataka government coordinated with Uttarakhand authorities to bring the victims' mortal remains home.

Badrinath helicopter crash that killed six people near Joshimath has renewed concerns over the safety of pilgrimage flights in Uttarakhand. Narrow valleys, sudden weather changes, cloud cover, poor visibility and limited air traffic management make flying in the Himalayan region challenging.

AISA president Neha Bora has backed the INDIA bloc's November 1 protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Ramlila Maidan. She urged citizens to participate in the demonstration, which seeks the CEC's resignation, a halt to the SIR exercise and the withdrawal of the 2023 law.

Sanjay Gupta, the filmmaker behind Shootout At Wadala and Kaante, has died at the age of 57. Reports suggest he fell in his bathroom, although the cause of death has not been confirmed. Gupta also directed Musafir, Zinda and Kaabil.

Equipped with an indigenous Rubidium atomic clock and the L1 frequency band, the satellite is expected to improve navigation accuracy, civilian access through smartphones and wearable devices, and reliable timing services across sectors.

Diljit Dosanjh responded to criticism over his stance on CJP-led student protests at his Aura India Tour concert in Delhi. He declared that Punjabis need no lessons in fighting for their rights. Earlier, his 'I'm an artist, bro' remark drew backlash.

A 50-member delegation of 1947 PoJK displaced persons will travel to New Delhi on September 20 and seek meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on September 21.

The poster of Ladakhi feature film 'Birds on Ice' was released at PVR Leh by Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra. Directed by Sahil H. Shah, the film has been selected for the 'A Window on Asian Cinema' section of the 31st Busan International Film Festival, where it will have its world premiere in October 2026.

Displaced Kashmiri Pandits across the world are observing September 14 as Balidan Diwas to honour those who lost their lives during decades of terrorism in Kashmir, with special tribute being paid to BJP leader Tika Lal Taploo, who was assassinated on September 14, 1989. The occasion also brings renewed focus on the community's long-standing demands for rehabilitation, employment, relief and a separate homeland.

Differences have emerged among Ladakh's Buddhist leadership over the outcome of the September 9 meeting with the Union Home Ministry. While veteran leader Thupstan Chhewang termed the talks fruitful and pointed to progress on constitutional safeguards, Sonam Wangchuk maintained that there had been no movement on the core demands and warned of a fresh padyatra from September 19 to 24.

A week after a fierce encounter in Doda, security forces recovered the decomposed body of a Pakistani Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist from the high-altitude Seoj Dhar forest area. A night-enabled M4 rifle was also recovered. The development comes amid intensified counter-terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir, including the recent killing of a Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist in Budgam.

Anantnag Police intensified its crackdown on drug trafficking, conducting a cordon-and-search operation at 20 locations in Waghama and picking up 13 suspected drug peddlers. In separate operations, police also arrested three alleged drug peddlers and a long-pending NDPS absconder who had been evading arrest since 2009.

Security forces on Friday eliminated one terrorist during a 12-hour-long joint operation in the Ashdar Gali area of Budgam district. The operation was conducted by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF following specific intelligence inputs.

The ruling National Conference and opposition BJP staged parallel demonstrations in Srinagar, trading accusations over governance, unfulfilled promises and statehood as police detained activists and blocked both marches from reaching their targets.

The Chatroo case in Kishtwar has taken a fresh turn with police arresting four more persons, including Health Department employees, amid allegations of an infant being swapped. A nurse has also been detained for questioning, while the SIT continues to investigate the alleged sexual assault, illegal pregnancy termination and death of the minor.

Ahead of India's 80th Independence Day, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a massive wave of Tiranga rallies, with students, farmers, government employees, security personnel, youth and residents participating across cities, villages and border areas. From Jammu city to the Suchetgarh International Border and Srinagar, the celebrations have highlighted patriotism, national unity and growing public participation in the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, while observing Partition Horrors Remembrance Day in Srinagar, paid tribute to the millions who suffered during the 1947 Partition and said its wounds continue to linger in India's collective consciousness. He urged people, particularly the youth, to learn from the past, reject communal bitterness and work towards peace, harmony, national unity and a Viksit Bharat

J&K Transport Minister Satish Sharma has reportedly sought the immediate removal of Transport Commissioner Vishesh Paul Mahajan, accusing him of defiance, insubordination and bypassing the ministry. The letter, dated August 6, has gone viral on social media, though the government has neither confirmed nor denied its authenticity.

Over Rs 62,683 crore remains unclaimed in Public Sector Banks across India as of June 30, 2026, according to the Union Government. To help depositors, nominees and legal heirs recover their money, the Centre and the RBI have introduced a series of measures, including simplified claim procedures, special outreach drives, the UDGAM portal, and the nationwide Your Money, Your Right campaign.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha announced the launch of the first-ever Rehabilitation and Socio-Economic Reintegration Scheme for Drug Abuse Victims, 2026. The pilot project will begin in the two worst-affected districts of Jammu and Kashmir, focusing on treatment, counselling, skill development, employment, and long-term reintegration of drug abuse victims.

Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh reviewed the implementation roadmap of the Ujh Multipurpose Project in Jammu and Kashmir, saying it will generate up to 212 MW of electricity, irrigate nearly 90,000 hectares across J&K and Punjab, supply drinking water to Kathua, and strengthen water security, agriculture and border management.

The Crime Branch's Economic Offences Wing has chargesheeted a former ICICI Prudential Life Insurance employee for allegedly siphoning off over 10.75 lakh by fraudulently surrendering an insurance policy using forged documents and a fake SBI account. The investigation found evidence of forgery, cheating and attempted fraud involving multiple insurance policies, with the case now before a Jammu court.

Thousands of residents reportedly boycotted the first phase of PoJK Assembly elections as JAAC-led protests intensified, with demonstrators calling the polls a sham and demanding political rights.

The Union Government informed the Rajya Sabha that it has launched the National Mental Health Survey-2 to assess mental health disorders, including those linked to prolonged conflict, natural disasters and substance abuse in Jammu and Kashmir. It said the Union Territory has around 120 psychiatrists, 40 clinical psychologists, 21 addiction treatment facilities and expanded Tele-MANAS services as part of efforts to strengthen mental healthcare across all districts.

The Centre informed the Rajya Sabha that 35 workers lost their lives and three others suffered serious injuries at NHPC and CVPPL hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district over the past five years. It also stated that compensation has been paid in most cases, safety audits are being conducted regularly, and there is no evidence that project-related blasting or tunnelling has caused damage to nearby houses or structures.

Mehbooba Mufti's remarks at Jantar Mantar on Kashmir protests have triggered a political storm, with the NC, Apni Party and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah demanding a public apology.

The Jammu and Kashmir Sarnarthi Action Committee (JKSAC) has demanded a high-level probe into the alleged misappropriation of lakhs of kanals of evacuee land meant for the rehabilitation of families displaced from PoJK. The demand comes after the ACB unearthed a major Custodian land scam and registered multiple FIRs against revenue officials and beneficiaries.

FASTag-based toll collection on National Highways reached a record 70,278.18 crore in 2025-26, marking a steady rise over the past three years, Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari informed the Rajya Sabha. The Centre said it has reviewed the toll pricing mechanism to reduce the burden on commuters through measures such as an annual pass, rationalised toll charges and lower penalties for UPI payments.

The Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway Corridor has come under the spotlight after official data tabled in the Rajya Sabha revealed that 58 of J&K's 73 identified black corridors are located in Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts, through which the mega highway project passes.

The Union Territory of Ladakh will host India's first-ever Global Black-necked Crane Festival from August 10 to 14 across Leh, Tso Kar and Hanle to promote wildlife conservation, sustainable tourism and community participation. Dedicated to the Black-necked Crane, Ladakh's state bird and the world's only alpine crane, the festival aims to showcase the ecological and cultural significance of the Changthang wetlands.

Jammu and Kashmir Police has executed a court proclamation against Pakistan-based designated terrorist Mohammad Qasim alias Sulliman, directing him to appear before a designated court in Jammu by August 21. Qasim, who carries a Rs 10 lakh reward, is accused of involvement in the Katra and Narwal blasts and of operating a terror network in Rajouri and Poonch.

A Kashmiri youth was allegedly lured to Cambodia with a promise of a lucrative computer operator job but was instead forced into online scamming activities. The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet against the accused in the overseas job fraud case registered in April.

The NIA Special Court in Jammu rejected the 20-day interim bail plea of former DySP Davinder Singh, accused in a high-profile terror-linked case, but granted him five days of custody parole on humanitarian grounds to attend his late father's religious rituals in Srinagar. The court held that with his regular bail already rejected and an appeal pending in the High Court, there was no ground for interim bail.

The Shri Amarnath and Mata Vaishno Devi pilgrimages resumed on Saturday after a nearly week-long suspension caused by adverse weather and security concerns. Over 6,200 Amarnath pilgrims left Jammu's Bhagwati Nagar base camp for Kashmir, while around 2,000 devotees registered for the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage in Katra as authorities closely monitored weather and safety conditions.

J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday said the first International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK) would herald a new era in the Union Territory's partnership with the film industry and help restore Kashmir's historic status as a preferred filmmaking destination. Speaking at the curtain-raiser event, he outlined the government's vision to create a filmmaker-friendly ecosystem, promote local talent, and position IFFJK as a globally recognised annual film festival.