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John Abraham's film 'Diplomat', which released on March 14, has gained momentum in its second week due to positive word of mouth. Based on a true event, the movie's total collection stands at Rs 26.55 crore by the end of the second Monday, despite a significant drop in earnings on that day.

Wayne Gretzky, the legendary hockey player, had his nameplate added to a 20-foot goal lamp celebrating Team Canada during the 2016 World Pond Hockey Championships. The lamp traveled across Canada, honoring the country's passion for hockey, and eventually reached the North Pole.

A new study has found thawing permafrost could affect 193 km of roads, 2,415 households, 903 alpine lakes, and eight hydropower projects in the Kashmir Himalaya

Lawyers in Sambhal protest arrest of Shahi Jama Masjid chief Zafar Ali, alleging attempt to silence testimony in violence investigation

The Union health ministry's department of health and family welfare faces a significant staff shortage with 29% of positions vacant. The parliamentary standing committee has urged the ministry to expedite the recruitment process. There is also an emphasis on increasing the department's technological proficiency.

A group dressed as sanitation workers launched an attack on YouTuber Savukku Shankar's Chennai home, dumping waste and threatening his mother. The incident appears to be revenge for Shankar's alleged remarks about sanitation workers, prompting widespread condemnation and demands for justice from the Tamil Nadu government.

The Supreme Court collegium recommended transferring Justice Yashwant Varma to Allahabad HC while an inquiry into alleged unaccounted cash at his residence is underway. The decision aims to prevent any influence on witnesses and ensure the integrity of the investigation by the three-member judicial panel.

The Supreme Court rejected claims that Ashish Mishra broke bail conditions and allowed him to visit his hometown for Ram Navami. The court found the accusations of attending a forbidden function and influencing witnesses to be false, permitting his visit under specific conditions.

Municipal bulldozers in Nagpur demolished properties linked to riot suspects, including alleged mastermind Fahim Khan, under heavy police security. The Bombay high court later halted further demolitions, criticizing the action as high-handed. Authorities cited planning violations and plan to continue targeting unauthorized constructions linked to those accused of the violence, which left one dead and over 40 injured.

People enjoy a thrilling clash; an enthralling performance by singers Neeti Mohan and Siddharth Mahadevan adds to the excitement

Uddhav Thackeray has defended comedian Kunal Kamra for calling deputy chief minister Eknath Shinde a 'traitor,' stating Kamra expressed public sentiment. Thackeray criticized the attack on Kamra's studio, urging the government to compensate him, similar to compensation given for the Nagpur riots.

Kunal Kamra's recent stand-up show has led to significant controversy, with an FIR filed against him and a hotel shed demolished by BMC. Kamra's derogatory remarks about Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde have provoked strong reactions, including vandalism and legal action against involved parties.

Supreme Court criticized the Uttar Pradesh government's swift demolition of houses in Prayagraj, deeming it "shocking" and hinting at allowing owners to rebuild, pending the case's outcome. The demolitions targeted homes of a lawyer, professor, and others within 24 hours of notice. The state defended its actions, but the court noted procedural violations and insufficient response time.

Indian and US officials will get down to finalising the contours of the proposed bilateral trade agreement, starting Wednesday, along with terms of reference and schedule of what is expected to be a two-stage pact. Assistant US trade representative for South and Central Asia Brendan Lynch will hold talks with Rajesh Agarwal, additional secretary in the commerce department, with the idea of clinching the first tranche of the deal by Sept-Oct.

The government has announced a 24% salary increase for MPs to Rs 1.24 lakh per month starting April 1, 2023. Daily allowances, pensions, and constituency allowances have also been raised. Congress MP Harish Meena questioned the net gain due to tax implications, while other MPs welcomed the hike but called for increased MPLADS funds.

There is a dangerous trend of fomenting social tensions within communities