John Abraham's Malayalam Film Is Going To Cannes, But There's A Catch
- John Abraham made only four films but became a legendary Indian filmmaker
- Released in 1986, Amma Ariyan (Report to Mother) is widely considered John Abraham's masterpiece
- Set against Kerala's turbulent political landscape, the film follows a group of young activists
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Bhojshala Complex's Disputed Area Declared Temple By Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque complex was on Friday declared a temple by Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Court cancelled 2003 ASI order allowing Muslim Friday prayers at Bhojshala premises
- Hindus retain right to perform rituals; ASI to maintain site management and preservation
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LPG, Defence Partnership Framework: Big Returns From PM's Short UAE Visit
- Prime Minister Modi began his official visit to the UAE amid a global energy crisis
- He will discuss trade, investment, energy security, and people-to-people ties in Dubai
- Two key MoUs on LPG and Strategic Petroleum Reserves are expected to be signed
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Kohli Sets ODI World Cup Participation 'Condition' In Message For BCCI
- Virat Kohli remains ready for any cricket series and values mutual respect in team selection
- He retired from T20Is and Tests but continues as an ODI-exclusive player for India
- Kohli aims to play the 2027 ODI World Cup but hinted at moving on "if people tried to complicate things"
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Russia Sees India As Middle East Peace Catalyst: 'Can Make Iran, UAE Talk'
- Russia has proposed India as a mediator in the Iran-US conflict citing its diplomatic experience
- Foreign Minister Lavrov suggested India could help ensure long-term stability in the Middle East
- India's BRICS presidency and energy interests position it to facilitate dialogue between key parties
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52% In UAE, 44% In US: How India's Rs 3 Fuel Hike Compares To Other Nations
- Petrol and diesel prices rose by Rs 3 per litre on May 15, first hike in four years
- India absorbed fuel cost rises for 76 days despite crude crossing $100 per barrel
- India is among the lowest fuel hike economies. Several countries have started rationing
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
- BRICS called for immediate ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and occupied territories
- Ministers condemned terrorism, and endorsed UN-led peace efforts
- The group opposed unilateral tariffs, economic sanctions, and called for fair WTO trade practices
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Ballot Papers To Be Used In Punjab Local Polls, BJP Demands EVMs
- Municipal elections in Punjab will use ballot papers, not Electronic Voting Machines
- Punjab BJP has demanded EVMs, alleging AAP fears defeat and wants to manipulate results
- AAP has claimed the BJP lacks candidates and accused it of diverting public attention from issues
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Viral Video: Trisha And RJ Balaji Celebrate Karuppu Release With A Sweet Hug
- Suriya and Trisha Krishnan's Karuppu released in theatres on May 15 after delays
- Trisha, RJ Balaji, and Karthi visited Chennai's Rohini Theatre on the release day
- The film's release was delayed due to pending financial settlements with producers
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Video: Endangered Primate Uses Bridge Over Rail Track In Assam Sanctuary
- A male Western Hoolock Gibbon was seen using a canopy bridge in Assam's Hollongapar Sanctuary
- Canopy bridges were installed by Assam Forest Dept and Wildlife Institute of India as mitigation
- Northeast Frontier Railway set up bridges to prevent gibbon electrocutions on railway tracks
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Pediatric Dengue: Doctor Explains Why Children Are More Vulnerable
- Children are not more susceptible to dengue virus but face higher mosquito exposure risk
- Children get more mosquito bites due to outdoor activity and higher physical activity levels
- Severe dengue can progress faster in children due to smaller blood volume and rapid deterioration
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