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Radhika Apte has opened up about why women often struggle to find time for their own desires while balancing work, motherhood and household responsibilities. Speaking to IANS in the context of Lust Stories 3, the actor said women often have zero time for themselves and stressed that motherhood should not become their entire identity. She also discussed the unequal burden of domestic work, arguing that sharing responsibilities could give women more space to live for themselves.
Princess Diana reportedly burst out laughing when then-Prince Charles proposed marriage at Windsor Castle, according to RadarOnline. Royal expert Ingrid Seward recalled Dianas reaction as likely nerves, while biographer Christopher Wilson said she was completely surprised by the proposal. Diana later recalled Charles famous Whatever love means response, adding another layer to the moment that has been revisited decades later.
Israel is expected to seek advanced U.S. weapons as compensation after Washington moved toward selling F-35 stealth fighters to Saudi Arabia in a deal worth about $24 billion.Israeli officials reportedly want access to systems the United States has previously declined to supply, as they look to preserve Israels military advantage in the region. The discussions could include advanced bunker-busting weapons, autonomous strike systems, drone swarms and participation in future defence programmes.
French President Emmanuel Macron has warned of an explosion in energy prices as disruption around the Strait of Hormuz combines with attacks on Saudi Arabias crucial Red Sea oil infrastructure.Macron said reduced flows through Hormuz and damage to Saudi routes toward Yanbu have squeezed alternative supplies, driving up crude oil, diesel, jet fuel and gas prices globally. According to the International Energy Agency, Hormuz flows averaged around 7.6 million barrels per day in August - roughly 13.
Washington is threatening India and China with tariffs of up to 100% for buying Russian crude, calling it unacceptable funding for Russia's war machine. But buried in the same US sanctions bill is a carve-out for Russian uranium used in American nuclear reactors an exemption running through January 2028, covering roughly 12% of US nuclear fuel needs. India's Ministry of External Affairs has called this out directly, pointing to America's continued imports of Russian uranium and palladium even w
The Asian Games Coordination Committee Chair addresses concerns over alleged mismanagement and coordination issues ahead of the 2026 Asian Games, with a focus on arrangements and preparations for the event.
The United States has approved a possible $24.3 billion sale of up to 48 F-35A stealth fighters to Saudi Arabia. The package includes 49 engines, training, communications systems, electronic warfare equipment, spare parts and logistics support. But the deal is not final. Congress now gets a review period, and production could take years. The controversy is bigger than the aircraft. Israel is legally entitled to retain its qualitative military edge, while Saudi Arabias growing defence and technol
Duncan Sheik, the Grammy-winning singer behind the iconic hit Barely Breathing, has died at 56. The sudden death of the singer and Tony Award winner has left fans and loved ones in shock. Sheik suffered a cardiac arrest and died at a Manhattan hospital, with his mother confirming his death. His family announced the news with profound sadness, remembering him as a singular talent in music and theater. Heres what is known about Duncan Sheiks final health crisis and the cause of his death.
India's food safety regulator FSSAI has filed three separate adjudication cases against Nestle India in a single notice, targeting baby formula products NAN Excella Pro, Lactogen Pro, and a follow-up formula that failed biotin testing twice. Nestle's stock dropped nearly 3% within hours. This isn't an isolated incident it's part of a sweeping nationwide crackdown that has already hit Domino's, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, and quick-commerce giants like Blinkit and Zepto, with over 8,000 food licences

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