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Sham Kaushal shares a throwback picture of his sons Vicky and Sunny Kaushal from the sets of Shah Rukh Khan’s 2001 movie Asoka.

In the clip, a bunch of ladies can be seen flaunting their creative rangoli designs which were inspired by the patterns of their dupattas and sarees. The uncanny resemblance between their creative and sartorial pick left many impressed.

Bharat Forge Shares: Shares of Bharat Forge Ltd. rose 8.75 per cent to Rs 769.6 in Thursday's trade

The celebrated designer's creations from her label AK-OK will be presented at Jio World Centre on October 11th in Mumbai.

Instances of similar job rackets have also come to light from Laos and Cambodia.

Ever since the Adipurush teaser has been released, it has been making headlines but for all the wrong reasons.

The youngster surpassed a 59-year record set by Abbas Ali Big to become the youngest Indian to score a Test century on debut.

Nikkei Asia reported that Apple has asked its suppliers to move some AirPods and Beats headphone production to India for the first time. iPhone assembler Foxconn is preparing to make Beats headphones in the country, and plans to produce AirPods there as...

Nora Fatehi will be performing at the FIFA World Cup this year. She will be the only Indian star on stage at the tournament.

Last month, SoftBank cut the valuation of OYO Hotels after benchmarking it against peers with similar operations

Myopic policies that were set in motion soon after Independence have led us to this stage where temples are managed by the government by enacting Endowment Acts but properties belonging to other religions enjoy a free run

Here are some benefits of Vitamin C to keep in mind before updating your skincare routine this time around

Tina, who is a bong and a devoted adherent to her culture and traditions, never skips her Durga Puja shoots and thus we've put together our top five favorite Tina Datta outfits in Bengali that absolutely floor us

The candidates are demanding for a relaxation of two to four years of in age limit from the state government.

The World Health Organization estimates that nearly 267 million people, nearly 30 per cent of India's adult population, are tobacco users, and butts litter urban streets where general cleanliness standards are abysmally low.

A strong majority of senior executives believe that a recession will disrupt anticipated growth, as per KPMG 2022 CEO Outlook