Anandi Saha

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan finally arrived at Cannes 2026 and instantly took over the internet.

Aarti Khetarpal, a Vrindavan-based artist featured in the 2026 Grammy-nominated album Sounds Of Kumbha, proudly represented her faith on the red carpet.

In a major reversal of the controversial 2022 hijab policy, the Karnataka government formally withdrew its earlier uniform order with immediate effect.

From fashion designer to BJP's prominent Bengal face, the two-time Asansol South MLA is now part of the state's first BJP-led cabinet.

A tiny Caribbean island just cracked the AI boom — without building any AI. Anguilla owns ".ai." That's it.

If Dawood Ibrahim is another name for terror and terror has an address, it is White House 13, Clifton in Karachi, Pakistan.

Harman Singh Kapoor, a London-based Sikh restaurant owner, is at the centre of a growing row after putting up a sign saying he does not serve halal meat.

Banksy's identity may not be a mystery for much longer.

As Javier Bardem spoke about global conflict at the Academy Awards, Priyanka Chopra was seen smiling beside him.

Here's how US intelligence helped Israel pinpoint Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's location and time the attack.

A 7-year-old girl's cricket video went viral in Pakistan. Here's what happened next.

A 21-year-old BCom student allegedly shot his father dead in Lucknow after repeated pressure to prepare for NEET.

A new penal code introduced by the Taliban 'legalises' domestic violence against women.

Samay Raina said Herath Poshte. Someone replied, aaj Shivratri bhi hai.

From modelling and movies to moving cities and building a new career in catering, her journey has been anything but predictable.

A major controversy has brewed in the Winter Olympics.

New details have emerged in the Ghaziabad sisters' death case.

Here's how Naseeruddin Shah's disinvite from a Mumbai University Urdu event spiralled into a national controversy.

An explosion struck the Tarlai Imambargah in Islamabad's Shehzad Town on February 6, killing at least 50 people and injuring at least 150 others.

In Nabha, a 13-year-old boy tied a Sikh turban for the first time. For his family, it marked the return of a ritual that had been absent for 124 years.