Rohit Bal’s “Kaaynaat: A Bloom in the Universe” capped off the fashion week with a stunning display. Ananya Panday, as the showstopper, embodied the collection’s elegance and charm. The event celebrated nature’s beauty, reflected in vivid hues and floral motifs, merging Rohit Bal’s craftsmanship with Lakmé’s signature beauty.
Read MoreVillage administrative officers in Bengaluru protested over excessive workloads and lack of proper time off, demanding an end to online meetings after 6pm and police harassment over document errors. They also want the state government to cover official expenses instead of making district officials pay out of pocket.
Read MoreThe Indian government has instructed Ola to offer customers a choice of refund methods, either bank account credits or coupons, addressing multiple complaints. The CCPA also directed Ola to provide invoices for auto rides, deeming their current practice an ‘unfair trade practice.’
Read MoreMajor fire breaks out at Navi Mumbai’s NRI Seawoods complex
Read MoreRajinikanth’s ‘Vettaiyan,’ released on October 10 during Dussehra, earned over Rs 160 crore worldwide within four days, with Rs 65 crore from Tamil Nadu alone. The film, directed by TJ Gnanavel and featuring a star-studded cast, had strong weekend performance but awaits weekday verdict.
Read MoreDespite Harmanpreet Kaur’s resilient unbeaten 54, India narrowly missed a nine-run win against Australia, impacting their semi-final prospects. India’s qualification now relies on the New Zealand vs. Pakistan match outcome, hoping for a significant Pakistani win to secure a spot in the last four.
Read MoreThe Odisha Police has extended the application deadline for Sepoy/Constable recruitment to October 30, 2024, owing to Puja vacations. Candidates must meet age and educational criteria, and selection will involve a Computer-Based Examination, Physical Tests, a Driving Test, and a Medical Examination. An edit window will open post-registration.
Read MorePakistan lost by an innings and 47 runs to England in the first Test in Multan, leading to heavy criticism. Ex-England captain Michael Vaughan called this the worst Pakistan team he’s seen. Changes for the second Test include dropping Babar Azam and pace bowlers Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah.
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