Indian Seafarer Death Oman: ‘Bring back his mortal remains’: Wife of Indian seafarer who died aboard vessel in Oman seeks ‘justice’ | India News

Wife of Indian seafarer who died aboard vessel in Oman seeks ‘justice’ NEW DELHI: The family of Indian seafarer Nishanth Uirthanathan, who died aboard the vessel MT Celestial in Oman waters, has appealed to the government for the early repatriation of his mortal remains and demanded a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.Speaking…

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Court releases video of Indian-origin men who brutally killed elderly Canadian couple, showed murder weapon ‘like a trophy’

Disturbing videos shown in a Canada court have revealed how two of the men convicted of murdering an elderly couple in British Columbia recorded their actions before and after the killings, including filming themselves on the victims’ roof and posting footage with a murder weapon and music playing in the background.It’s been nearly a month…

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Gold sliver rate outlook: Fed, Bank of Japan decisions in focus; US-Iran deal and crude oil to guide bullion prices

Gold prices are expected to remain range-bound in the coming week as investors track major central bank meetings, developments in US-Iran negotiations and movements in crude oil prices, analysts told news agency PTI.Market participants will closely monitor policy decisions by the Bank of Japan, the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, along with…

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Biswajeet’s daughter reacts to her father forcefully kissing Rekha: ‘He should have taken consent, but he wasn’t solely responsible’ | Hindi Movie News

Actor Pallavi Chatterjee has spoken about the controversial kissing scene involving her father, veteran actor Biswajeet, and Rekha during the filming of ‘Anjana Safar’, saying that the incident would have been deeply distressing for a young girl and should not have happened without the actress’s consent.The episode, which has long remained a subject of discussion,…

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75-million-year-old fungi city under the feet? Study says it’s long enough to stretch from our planet to the Sun over 750 million times |

Beneath our feet lies a vast, living world of subterranean fungi, forming an intricate network stretching millions of times the distance to the Sun. This vital ‘fungi city’ sustains plant life and cools the planet by storing carbon. However, intensive farming practices are significantly degrading these crucial underground ecosystems, threatening soil health and water quality….

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2026 Fifa World Cup: ‘Boyfriend duties call but…’: Justin Trudeau responds after skipping Canada match to watch USA game with girlfriend Katy Perry

Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry in LA stadium Justin Trudeau has responded to online backlash after he was spotted watching the United States’ opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup with girlfriend and popstar Katy Perry instead of attending Canada’s first game of the tournament.The former Canadian prime minister became centre of controversey after…

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India does not use methodology changes to inflate growth numbers, CEA Nageswaran defends GDP data

Defending the credibility of India’s GDP statistics, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran has said that the country does not use revisions in methodology or base years to artificially boost economic growth figures.In an interview with news agency ANI, Nageswaran responded to concerns raised by some economists over India’s GDP estimates, saying GDP measurement is…

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Javed Akhtar found the script of ‘Lagaan’ atrocious, but Aamir Khan was unfazed: ‘We didn’t even let Gabbar Singh wear a dhoti’ | Hindi Movie News

As ‘Lagaan’ completes 25 years, several stories from the making of the iconic film are resurfacing. At a special event celebrating 25 years of Aamir Khan Productions, veteran lyricist Javed Akhtar shared a surprising confession — he was convinced that the film would fail when he first heard the script.Today regarded as one of the…

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