Actress Surbhi Chandna and her husband Karan Sharma are celebrating their birthdays with a trip to Hong Kong Disneyland. They shared their experiences on Instagram, including thrilling rides and fun activities. The couple married in March 2024 after being together for over 13 years. Surbhi is known for her roles in popular TV shows.
Read MoreFormer Haryana CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda accompanied Congress candidates in Kurukshetra for filing nomination papers and addressed public gatherings. He criticized the BJP government for unfulfilled promises to farmers and other sections of society. New members joined Congress during his visit, and he urged voters to support the party in upcoming elections.
Read MoreIn Panna district, Madhya Pradesh, farmer Swamidin Pal discovered a 32.80-carat diamond worth around Rs one crore after eight years of mining efforts. He found the gem while working in his field and has since deposited it at the diamond office for auction. The proceeds will be used to purchase agricultural land for his...
Read MoreAjaz Guru, brother of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru, has entered the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections as an Independent candidate from Sopore. Motivated by his son’s arrest on drug charges, Ajaz aims to address local issues like employment and infrastructure. The elections will be held in three phases starting September 18.
Read MoreThalapathy Vijay’s action drama ‘Greatest Of All Time- GOAT’ has earned more than Rs 170 crore in India within one week of its release and around Rs 300 crore worldwide. Directed by Venkat Prabhu, the film features Vijay in a dual role alongside a star-studded cast. Venkat Prabhu recently bought an expensive car worth...
Read MoreVarun Jain, Deputy Director of Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve in Chhattisgarh, received the Eco Warrior Award 2024 for his Elephant Alert App. This AI-based app has drastically reduced human-elephant conflicts by notifying villagers about elephant movements through automated calls, SMS, and WhatsApp. The app’s success has led to its adoption in 15 other forest divisions.
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