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Did Aneet's 'Thammaa' cameo leak online?

Bollywood stars like Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna attended the screening of the anticipated film 'Thamma'. Meanwhile, a rumored 'leak' of a post-credit scene featuring Aneet Padda as 'Shakti Shalini' has sparked speculation about casting changes, though the director has stated it's too early to confirm.

Neeru says she eats 'mithai for dinner' on Diwali- Exclusive

Pollywood star Neeru Bajwa shared her cherished Diwali traditions, emphasizing family, faith, and festive food. She revealed her love for sweets, especially gujiya, and how visiting the Gurdwara is a highlight. Bajwa also spoke fondly of childhood memories and declared her children as the 'light of her life,' ahead of her upcoming film 'Madhaniyan.'

“Trans activism is my purpose”: Lia Thomas sparks controversy after accepting an LGBTQIA+ award

Lia Thomas, the first transgender NCAA women's swimming champion, received the Voice of Inspiration Award, sparking renewed debate on transgender athletes. Her acceptance speech, framing trans activism as her purpose, drew praise from supporters and sharp criticism from opponents like swimmer Riley Gaines, who deemed it an 'insult to women' and a dismissal of fair competition standards.

Gold rally to continue? HSBC forecasts $5,000/oz in early 2026

HSBC projects gold prices could surge to $5,000 an ounce by early 2026, driven by geopolitical risks and economic uncertainty. The bank raised its 2025 and 2026 average forecasts, citing robust central bank purchases and rising ETF inflows. Other major banks share a similarly bullish outlook, anticipating sustained demand for gold's safe-haven and diversification qualities.

From 'Orange Lies Matter' to 'Make Fascists Afraid Again': 10 placards that stole the show at 'No Kings' protest

Millions are preparing for a second wave of "No Kings" protests across the US, opposing President Trump's "authoritarian" agenda. Following numerous executive orders and federal actions, over 2,500 rallies are planned nationwide. Organizers emphasize peaceful demonstrations against authoritarianism, corruption, and threats to civil liberties.

China Eastern Airlines To Resume Shanghai–Delhi Flights From November 9 As India, China Reset Ties

China Eastern Airlines has announced the resumption of round-trip flights between Shanghai and New Delhi starting November 9, marking the revival of direct air connectivity between the two countries after nearly five years, as India and China reset ties. The move follows an understanding reached during a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin in August this year, where both sides agreed to restart direct flights between select cities. Flight Schedule and Details According to the airline, flights will operate three times a week, on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The outbound flight from Shanghai Pudong International Airport will depart at 12:50 PM and arrive at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport at 5:45 PM (local time). The return flight will depart Delhi at 7:55 PM and land in Shanghai at 4:10 AM the following day. The airline will deploy its Airbus A330-200 aircraft for the route, known for its long-range efficiency and comfortable cabin design, a company statement said. Ticket sales for the route have already begun. Expanding India-China Air Links The resumption comes as airlines from both countries gradually rebuild routes disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent border tensions. Earlier this month, IndiGo announced daily flights from Kolkata to Guangzhou starting October 26, with plans to expand services to include a Delhi–Guangzhou route soon. Symbolic Step After Years of Strained Relations Direct flights between India and China were suspended in early 2020 amid the pandemic and remained grounded as border clashes in Ladakh soured bilateral relations. The April–May 2020 skirmishes along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) led to a prolonged military standoff and heavy troop deployment on both sides. Tensions began to ease after an agreement in October last year, when both countries disengaged from the Demchok and Depsang friction points in the Ladakh sector.

Sharjah: Mohammed Bin Musa Al Khwarizmi road remains closed until October 19

Mohammed Bin Musa Al Khwarizmi Road in Sharjah, near University Hospital, has been temporarily closed by the Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority for essential maintenance. The closure began on October 17 and will continue until October 19. Alternative routes have been provided, and motorists are urged to follow safety guidelines and traffic instructions during this period.

Love America, hate Trump: 'No Kings' rallies across US diss Donald

Millions of Americans protested across the country in a "No Kings" movement against President Trump’s perceived authoritarianism. Demonstrators criticised his immigration policies, militarisation of cities, and federal overreach. Trump and allies dismissed them as “hate America rallies” by radicals. Despite deep divisions, protests remained largely peaceful, with witty slogans and satire urging focus on domestic issues and democratic values.

Sat-Chi's Denmark Open semi-final run ends with defeat to Japanese duo

India's Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty's Denmark Open campaign concluded in the semifinals after a hard-fought loss to Japan's Hoki and Kobayashi. Despite a strong fightback in the second game, the Asian Games champions couldn't overcome the Japanese duo's precision and coordination in the deciding third game, losing 21-23, 21-18, 16-21 in a thrilling 68-minute encounter.

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