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Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim are one of the much-loved couples in the television world. The duo got married back in 2018, and in 2024, they welcomed their baby boy, Ruhaan into their lives. Dipika took a break in her career and took care of her family before saying ‘yes’ to the show, Celebrity MasterChef. Well, a few days later, she left the show, citing a hand-related issue. Now, in a conversation with Nayandeep Rakshit, Dipika bared her heart out. However, she had to face the wrath of netizens once again for one of her remarks. Dipika Kakar says her…

Nora FaceTain:is known to him Electrifying dance numbers Hindi’s film industry recently opened on how several actors used his name to nominate them. He revealed that some even pay their PR agencies to compare his performances, which assumed that they had replaced him. He remembered him, confronting the actor who was behind his back. Speaking to the BBC Asian network, he said. I’m a new one. ” Don’t do it. It’s funny. Just because I have no one to call you and ask you to not do it, it doesn’t mean you can swim on me. Stay in your line…

New Delhi: A collective of Thadous, among the largest tribal communities in Manipur, shared a platform with a coalition of Meitei groups in Delhi Friday, calling for their recognition as a community distinct from the Kukis, adding a new dimension to the ethnic chasm in the state that has persisted for nearly two years. Following a day-long meeting with the Meitei Alliance, the Thadou Inpi Manipur, which was formed in Guwahati last November, asserted that the members of the community should not be clubbed with Kukis.  While the forum has issued similar statements in the past, it was the first…

India Rohit Sharma: On Sunday, Indian punch produced a knockout punch. Rohit’s 76 out of 83 balls, which was based on 242 of India’s wonderful persecution, which passed through New Zealand, a team that had repeatedly worried them in ICC events. Meanwhile, Rohit thought about his business, and let his presentation happen, there was a lot about his fitness and shape, after a politician Shama Mohamed called him “unfit.” In an exclusive interview with NDTV’s Mary Shakill, IPL President Arun Singhal confessed that Rohit’s performance in the final was a way of responding to external noise. Rohit’s fitness…

New Delhi: Tadi, or toddy, is churning the politics of poll-bound Bihar, a ‘dry’ state since 2016 when the Nitish Kumar government implemented total prohibition on the sale and consumption of alcohol. Rashtriya Janata Dal’s Tejashwi Yadav is leading the voice demanding the ban be lifted on the alcoholic beverage created from sap of palm trees. He has found support not just from the Mahagathbandhan allies but also forced the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) constituents like Chirag Paswan’s Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) to come out in its favour. At the heart of the demand is the reach out to the Pasis,…

New Delhi: “I told the top leadership that I am ready to go to Bihar, but for a long time and not just to contest another election. We need to work hard to revive the Congress here”—these were the words of Kanhaiya Kumar last month as he addressed youth workers of the party in Begusarai district. He was meeting Youth Congress functionaries and leaders of the party’s student wing National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) at his house in the district’s Bihat village for the first time in two years. While not sharing his entire strategy, Kanhaiya motivated them to get active considering…

Kollam: Looking for a third term next year, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), or the CPI(M), is banking on a ‘New Kerala’ plan that emphasises on showcasing the development since the Pinarayi Vijayan government came to power in 2016. It also includes the strengthening of the party’s media outreach and strategising its policies for a growing middle class in the lone Left-ruled state in the country. The party came up with the blueprint for the ‘New Kerala’ plan for returning to power for a historic third term at its 24th State Congress underway from 6 to 9 March in Kollam…

New Delhi: On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the Indian School of Democracy—a non-partisan organisation that trains aspiring politicians in India—hosted a discussion with women leaders from political parties, civil society, and journalism on the challenges and aspirations of women in Indian politics. The event, ‘Aagaaz-e-Shakti: Celebrating Women in Politics’, held at New Delhi’s Constitution Club of India Saturday, featured two panel discussions followed by the honouring of grassroots women representatives from across states. Additionally, the organisation launched its key initiative, ‘She Represents’, during the event. The first panel included Reena Gupta, national spokesperson of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP); Rafia…

Chandigarh: Two days after the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) removed Giani Raghbir Singh as the Jathedar of the Akal Takht, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) stands on the verge of an impending implosion. Bikram Singh Majithia, one of the senior most leaders of the party and brother-in-law of former Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal, has rebelled by taking a public stand against the removal of the Jathedar. Majithia’s statement comes in the wake of some district and block-level party leaders having either resigned from their positions or opposed the SGPC’s decision. The party’s parliamentary board led by SAD…

Naidu and Daggubati are married to NTR’s daughters Bhuvaneswari and Purandeswari, respectively. The TDP founder has four daughters and eight sons, most famous of them being Telugu film-star-cum-TDP MLA Nandamuri Balakrishna aka Balayya.While Bhuvaneswari, Managing Director of Heritage Foods, is not directly involved in politics, her akka Purandeswari, a former Union minister with the Congress, is now the Andhra state BJP president.Through the 1980s and 90s, Naidu and Daggubati were locked in an intense, often bitter, yet largely covert battle for control of the TDP’s political power. “They were like two power centres then, north-south poles, and we leaders, legislators, often found ourselves caught in…