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Jackie Shroff joins Salman Khan and Nayanthara in Vamshi Paidipally film, but he’s not the villain as Rahul Dev and others play antagonists | Telugu Movie News

Salman Khan‘s upcoming action entertainer with director Vamshi Paidipally continues to build a formidable cast, with veteran actor Jackie Shroff now joining the project in a pivotal role. This addition comes as the film, which also marks Salman‘s first on-screen pairing with Nayanthara, ramps up its shooting schedule in Mumbai ahead of an international leg…

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Sasikumar resolves ‘Vadhandhi 2’ controversy after Jallikattu champion objects to character name: ‘We have not portrayed anyone in a wrong manner’ | Tamil Movie News

Amazon Prime Video’s ‘Vadhandhi 2’ has landed in controversy after a real-life Jallikattu champion objected to using his name for a fictional character in the series. The issue was reportedly resolved after actor Sasikumar personally spoke to Modakathan Mani, clarifying that the mystery drama is entirely fictional and that the character was never intended to…

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New Jersey police officer disguised as a roadside tree helped catch 74 distracted drivers in just six hours

A New Jersey police department used an officer in a ghillie suit resembling a tree. This unusual tactic aimed to raise awareness about distracted driving dangers. Later, plainclothes officers conducted an operation and cited seventy-four drivers. These citations were for using mobile phones while operating vehicles. The campaign sought to reduce preventable crashes caused by…

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MacKenzie Scott gave Native Forward $50 million; it will spend $10 million on scholarships and place $40 million in a permanent endowment

Scott, 56, is one of the world’s best-known donors. (Getty images) Native Forward Scholars Fund (NFSF) has announced how it will use the entire $50 million unrestricted donation it received from philanthropist and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ former wife, MacKenzie Scott. The organisation said every dollar of the gift will go towards supporting Native students…

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New Zealand’s rare woollyhead nearly disappeared from the wild. Two surviving plants helped produce 250 seedlings now heading back to the reserve | World News

On the dry plains of Central Otago, a small native herb has been given another chance to survive in the wild. Craspedia argentea, a woollyhead found only around the Pisa Flats, had dwindled to just two known plants. By then, even the ordinary business of pollination had become difficult. There were simply too few plants…

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NEET UG counselling 2026: MCC opens round 1 choice filling window; candidates can submit preferences till August 13

NEET UG Counselling 2026 round 1 choice filling begins; submit preferences by August 13. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has commenced the round 1 choice filling process for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) Counselling 2026. It is a crucial stage in the admission process for MBBS, BDS, and other undergraduate medical programmes. Candidates…

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Archaeologists uncover ancient Roman structure near the Colosseum with mosaics resembling firefighters’ barracks | World News

PC: A worker cleans a mosaic floor uncovered during archaeological excavations at Villa Celimontana in Rome, Italy. Reuters Archaeologists in Rome have uncovered a second-century building featuring mosaics and painted ceilings in the Villa Celimontana park, close to the Colosseum, that may once have served as barracks for the city’s ancient firefighters. Five of the…

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‘Rekha was fat when she joined movies, but the way she groomed herself, complete credit to her,’ says her brother-in-law, actor Tej Sapru: ‘The grace she has…’ | Hindi Movie News

Rekha is called an icon of Indian cinema, not just for her memorable roles on celluloid but also how she carries herself off-screen. She is often called a fashion inspiration for many, with also how she dresses with panache at this age. After making her debut as a leading lady in the 1970 film ‘Sawan…

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A Florida nuclear power plant was surrounded by 270 kilometres of canals. Decades later, American crocodiles turned them into a home | World News

A nuclear power plant is hardly the first place that comes to mind when thinking about wildlife refuges. Yet around Turkey Point, south of Miami, American crocodiles have made themselves at home in a vast network of artificial canals built for the plant. The waterways have become an important habitat for a species that once…

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