Aditi Rao Hydari slams ‘paid negativity’ and ‘toxic’ online trends: ‘Celebrity smear campaigns aren’t new’ | Hindi Movie News

Aditi Rao Hydari says “paid negativity” and online misinformation have made entertainment tougher. “Celebrity smear campaigns aren’t new, but digital platforms amplify them,” she tells Hindustan Times. The actress credits her mother’s wisdom for staying grounded despite criticism and credits recent works ‘Heeramandi’, ‘Gandhi Talks’. Aditi Rao Hydari, now nearly two decades into her acting…

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Civil Aviation Ministry activates PACR as airlines suspend West Asia flights; 411 grievances handled so far |

As tensions continue to escalate across parts of West Asia, India’s aviation authorities have stepped up efforts to assist affected passengers amid widespread flight disruptions. The Ministry of Civil Aviation said its Passenger Assistance Control Room (PACR) is working round the clock to address grievances and queries from air travellers impacted by the evolving situation….

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MHA alerts states as Middle East tensions soar; internet curbs, security tightened in Kashmir | India News

Security heightened in Jammu and Kashmir. NEW DELHI: The ministry of home affairs has cautioned states about the possibility of communal tensions in the wake of the ongoing conflict involving Iran, asking authorities to stay alert and take preventive steps.In a letter circulated on February 28, the ministry warned that recent military developments in West…

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Gold price prediction today: How will gold prices react this week to Middle East tensions? Key levels to watch out

Gold price prediction (AI image) Gold price prediction today: Rising tensions in the Middle East and developments around US, Israel and Iran are expected to keep gold prices volatile this week, says Manav Modi, Senior Analyst, Commodity Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. Last week, gold and silver rallied to over three-week highs amid…

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Why humans are the only primates with a chin

For long, it has been a puzzle: How did chins form in humans? We’re the only primates to have the protrusion, a small piece of bone extending from the jaw. Even our closest relatives – the extinct Neanderthals and Denisovans – didn’t have chins. Sure, they walked on two legs, were known to have complex…

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