‘Awarapan 2’ trailer poster copied from ‘Homeland’? Emraan Hashmi film draws online comparisons as fans spot striking similarity | Hindi Movie News

‘Awarapan 2’ trailer poster copied from ‘Homeland’? Emraan Hashmi film draws online comparisons as fans spot striking similarity The trailer for ‘Awarapan 2’, starring Emraan Hashmi, was released on Thursday, marking the return of his fan-favourite character Shivam Pandit nearly two decades after the cult original ‘Awarapan’ (2007). While the intense, spoiler-free trailer won praise…

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HasanAbi says he may file a restraining order against Destiny after controversial livestream comments

HasanAbi considers legal action against Destiny after reacting to College Democrats Summit incident. (Image via Instagram/hasandpiker & YouTube/@destiny) HasanAbi says he might be ready to take things beyond online arguments. During a livestream on July 19, 2026, the political streamer revealed that he’s considering getting a restraining order against fellow creator Steven Kenneth Bonnell II,…

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Texas engineers are building fish-like nano-robots that could harvest lithium from seawater and transform the future of clean energy |

Image Credit: Getty Images Lithium is of utmost importance for modern technology. It is powering the smartphones and the huge fleet of electric vehicles. As the world is shifting towards clean energy, the demand for lithium is also increasing quickly, which is placing a huge pressure on land-based mining. However, researchers at Texas A&M University…

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North American beavers in sub-Antarctic Chile are doing more than flooding forests; they are turning riparian land into methane-spewing wetlands |

North American beavers in sub-Antarctic Chile are doing more than flooding forests; they are turning riparian land into methane-spewing wetlands. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons. In the forests of southern Chile, a creature introduced for a fur industry that never took off is reshaping the natural environment. North American beavers are not just chopping down trees…

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‘Students being used as political tools’: Rajnath Singh attacks opposition over Delhi protests | India News

Expressing confidence in the country’s youth, Singh added that they would not be swayed by what he called attempts to mislead them. NEW DELIH: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday accused the opposition of attempting to use students and young people as “political tools” amid the ongoing protests in Delhi. The defence minister described the…

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EPFO delayed a retiree’s Rs 14.06 lakh PF claim by 35 days, citing a missing document; consumer court rejects defence and orders 6% interest

The commission held that the EPFO was required to process and settle the claim within the prescribed period. (Image for representative purpose only) Your provident fund savings are your retirement corpus. In one case of what the consumer court saw as a delay in disbursal of claim amount, retiree has been awarded a 6% interest…

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Shubman Gill dismisses Mohammed Siraj’s injury concerns, says it ‘takes time to come back to rhythm’ | Cricket News

Shubman Gill (Image credit: Sri Lanka Cricket) NEW DELHI: India captain Shubman Gill on Thursday ruled out any injury concern for Mohammed Siraj after the pacer appeared to be below his best during the drawn second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo.Siraj bowled at a reduced pace and often used a shorter run-up during the…

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Pooja Bhatt slams Delhi University for discouraging students from Jantar Mantar: ‘Don’t maintain conspiracy of silence’ | Hindi Movie News

Pooja Bhatt criticised Delhi University’s advisory discouraging students from protesting at Jantar Mantar, saying silencing them jeopardises their safety more. Tens of thousands continue demanding Pradhan’s resignation over NEET irregularities, while Pradhan accuses Congress of using students politically. Sonam Wangchuk ended his 20-day hunger strike as Modi announced arrests and fast track courts. After the…

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Longer routes, higher costs, 26,000 cancellations: US-Iran conflict hits Indian airlines

The prolonged US-Iran conflict has taken a heavy toll on Indian airlines, with around 26,000 international flights cancelled till July 20 as carriers continue to grapple with airspace restrictions across the Middle East.Apart from the large-scale cancellations, airlines have also faced flight diversions and delays, while longer flying routes have increased fuel consumption and operating…

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Andy Burnham ‘personally intervenes’ as UK reviews early release of grooming gang offenders

Britain’s Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ordered an urgent review to identify grooming gang offenders who could still be eligible for early release under the government’s prison overcrowding plan, after concerns emerged over a potential legal loophole involving historical child sex abuse cases.According to the BBC, the move comes after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch raised…

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