Jamia violence left an indelible impact on me, says filmmaker Payal Kapadia
Filmmaker Payal Kapadia’s ‘A Night of Knowing Nothing’ was screened at IIC. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO Noted filmmaker Payal…
Kerala man swallows MDMA while fleeing police, dies within hours
KOZHIKODE: A 28-year-old man, Shanid Saleem, from Ambayathode in Kozhikode, died while undergoing treatment after swallowing MDMA packets while attempting…
Ben Affleck’s divorce from Jennifer Lopez leaves him ‘happier than in years’ as he grows closer to… | Hollywood
Ben Affleck is reportedly feeling happier than he has in years following his divorce from Jennifer Lopez, which was finalised…
Moon turns red: Watch a big celestial event in March – a total lunar eclipse
A total lunar eclipse will cast a red hue over the moon from Thursday night into Friday morning, offering a…
Indriya expands national footprint and enters the Southern market with its first store in Hyderabad
Indriya, the jewellery brand from Aditya Birla Group, marks a significant milestone in its national journey, with its expansion into…
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2 arrested for raping Israeli tourist, homestay operator in Karnataka | Bengaluru News
KOPPAL: Koppal police arrested two men on Saturday in connection with the gang-rape of a 27-year-old Israeli tourist and a…
Hassan Planters’ Association term ex gratia payment insufficient
Hassan District Planters’ Association has said that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s proposal to increase the ex gratia payment for victims of…
Kerala’s excise department can’t keep up with drug peddlers due to shortage of drivers
KOCHI: Kerala’s excise department is facing a unique challenge in its efforts to combat drug peddling and abuse. With 27…
‘Pretty privilege’ at work? Survey reveals attractive workers earn ₹16.5 lakh more than unattractive colleagues
We’re often told not to judge a book by its cover, but a new survey reveals that appearances might actually…