Exclusive: Talent gets you noticed, it doesn’t guarantee longevity: Armaan Malik

Armaan Malik is currently diving deep into a fresh and authentic musical journey, prioritizing genuine expression in his work. This newfound comfort stems from trusting his instincts and personal experiences. While playback singing has been beneficial, he’s eager to carve out a distinct identity. His international collaborations not only enhance his artistry but also redefine…

Mahayuti rift: BJP unhappy with Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Shirsat visiting Abhijit Dipke kin

The BJP is upset with Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena minister Sanjay Shirsat’s family visit. Shirsat met Abhijit Dipke’s parents and promised security cover for their son. BJP leaders expressed displeasure, stating this indicated support for Dipke’s actions. Shinde reportedly reprimanded Shirsat during a state cabinet meeting on Tuesday. Shirsat denied any cabinet reshuffle was currently…

Emraan Hashmi’s ‘Awarapan 2’ gets UA certificate from CBFC; Runtime, cuts and modifications revealed

Set for release on August 14, Emraan Hashmi’s ‘Awarapan 2’ has earned a U/A 16+ certification, following directives from the Central Board of Film Certification. The film was subject to various cuts, including modifications for drug-related imagery and disclaimers regarding sensitive topics like child trafficking. A few inappropriate words were also changed to align with…

FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup: Dutch legend Pirmin Blaak fine-tunes goalkeepers Savita, Bichu ahead of India’s campaign

Indian goalkeepers Savita Punia and Bichu Devi Kharibam received specialised training from Pirmin Blaak. These sessions focused on technical skills and the mental aspects of goalkeeping. Blaak provided remote guidance and conducted intensive on-field sessions in Germany. The goalkeepers are now better prepared for the upcoming World Cup matches. They aim to achieve their best…

West Bengal removes 1,279 mosque and 199 temple loudspeakers

Police removed loudspeakers from around 1,500 religious institutions across Bengal in two days. This action targeted mosques and temples for violating prescribed noise limits. Cops are urging places of worship to dismantle public address systems and enforce noise norms. Bengal’s rules require police permission and sound limiters for public loudspeakers. Many religious committees reported verbal…