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Facing persecution, Hindu voters could emerge as 'trump card' in Bangladesh elections
New Delhi: In democratic societies, minority voters often emerge as a decisive factor in elections when they constitute between five to 15 per cent of the electorate. Their voting preferences can significantly influence election outcomes, determining which party ascends to power. This phenomenon can be observed in countries like the United States, France, India, and the United Kingdom.
Resilient economy: Global capability centres lead real estate absorption in India
New Delhi, March 22: Driven by the country's skilled talent pool and operational cost advantages, global capability centres (GCCs) are leading real estate absorption in India which have surpassed pre-Covid levels amid a resilient economy.
Reason behind Kalpana dying in 'Ghajini' without knowing about Sanjay Singhania's identity
Mumbai, March 19: An entire generation of cinegoers was left scarred when they walked into the theatres in 2008, to discover that the character of Kalpana (played by Asin) in 'Ghajini' died without knowing the true identity of her lover, Sanjay Singhania (played by Aamir Khan).
Bangladesh EC says holding local polls first will delay national elections
Dhaka, March 18: The Bangladesh Election Commission (EC) has warned that holding local government polls before the national election would delay the parliamentary polls.
One investigation report against Sheikh Hasina may be filed in April: Bangladesh's Chief Prosecutor
Dhaka, March 17: Bangladesh's Chief Prosecutor, Muhammad Tajul Islam on Monday announced that an investigation report against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina may be filed as early as April.
Delhi Police's 'Shishtachar' anti-eve teasing squad to ensure women's safety
New Delhi, March 17: The Delhi Police has announced the formation of "Shishtachar" anti-eve teasing squads, which will soon patrol public places across the national capital to enhance women's safety.
Over 3.37 million gamble at online casinos in Japan despite ban
Tokyo, March 13: Millions of people in Japan are reported to be addicted to online gambling, with the amount of money spent on illegal gambling reaching 1.2 trillion yen annually, a police survey revealed on Thursday.
Watch 'M Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi' with your moms, families, says director Mohan Raja
Chennai, Mar 13: On the eve of the re-release of his yesteryear blockbuster film, 'M Kumaran Son Of Mahalakshmi', director Mohan Raja has made an appeal to youngsters.
Gippy Grewal & Jasmin Bhasin starrer "Honeymoon" to re-release on March 14
Mumbai, March 13: The Punjabi laughter-ride "Honeymoon", starring Gippy Grewal and Jasmin Bhasin, is all set to make a grand return to the cinema halls on March 14.
India connection! Mauritians thronged streets to catch glimpse of PM Modi on way to Ganga Talao
Port Louis, March 13: While we have often seen crowds thronging the streets for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in India, what was seen in Mauritius during his two-day visit was a reminder of the deep ties between the two nations.
PoGB: Awami Action Committee demands full district status for Gupis-Yasin
Yasin, March 12: The Awami Action Committee (AAC) has strongly appealed for Gupis-Yasin district in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit Baltistan (PoGB) to be granted full district status, highlighting several ongoing administrative and infrastructural issues in the region, as reported by Pamir Times.
Bangladesh: Yunus in line of fire as political parties slam interim govt for intentionally delaying elections
Dhaka, March 8: The much-flaunted unity of various political outfits in Bangladesh, which was on full display during the ousting of democratically-elected Awami League government led by Sheikh Hasina in August 2024, seems to be fading gradually.
Bangladesh sees surge in violence against police under Yunus-led interim govt
Dhaka, March 8: Bangladesh has witnessed a surge in violence against law enforcement agencies under the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government, the country's media reported on Saturday citing details from the police reports.
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel inaugurates India Aircraft Leasing, Financing Summit at GIFT City
Gandhinagar, March 7: Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Friday highlighted the state's growing influence in the global supply chain that has attracted global Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to the state.
Actor Ravi Mohan's blockbuster film 'M Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi' to re-release on March 14
Chennai, Mar 8: Seeking to mark actor Ravi Mohan's completion of 20 years in the Tamil film industry as a leading hero, the makers of his blockbuster film, 'M Kumaran Son Of Mahalakshmi', are to now re-release the film on March 14.
Under pressure, Yunus says Awami League, poll commission to take call on participation in elections
Dhaka, March 6: In a change of stance, Muhammad Yunus, who leads the interim government in Bangladesh, has now stated that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's party Awami League has to take the decision on whether it will contest the elections, whenever they take place eventually.
Monks from 12 different countries gather in Lumbini for fourth Lumbini International Tripitaka Chanting
Lumbini, March 5: Over five hundred monks from 12 different countries have gathered in Nepal's Lumbini for fourth edition of the International Tripitaka chanting ceremony that started from Wednesday.
Experts reckon Bangladesh's Yunus govt not serious about economic reforms
Dhaka, Mar 5: Already facing severe political and security challenges, the interim government in Bangladesh led by Muhammad Yunus has come under huge criticism from its own stakeholders for failing to carry out the promised economic reforms in the restive country.
Tamil Nadu CM objects to auctioning Cauvery Basin block, says it endangers fragile marine ecosystem
Chennai, March 5: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Tuesday strongly objected to the Union government's notification for the auctioning of a Petroleum and Natural Gas block in the Cauvery Basin falling under the Gulf of Manna Biosphere Reserve, saying that such a project "endangers a fragile ecosystem."
MP govt to sign agreement with Maha on Tapti Basin project: CM Yadav
Bhopal, March 4: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Tuesday said that the Madhya Pradesh government is progressing towards an agreement with Maharashtra regarding the Tapti Basin Mega Recharge project.
Alec Baldwin shares one of most regrettable things about his divorce from Kim Basinger
Washington, March 3: Actor and film producer Alec Baldwin talked about his divorce from ex-wife Kim Basinger more than two decades after their marriage ended.
Tahir Raj Bhasin: Have always loved being a part of projects that look to disrupt
Mumbai, March 3: Actor Tahir Raj Bhasin, who will be seen in Netflix’s upcoming compelling mystery alongside actress Parineeti Chopra, said that he has always loved being a part of projects that look to disrupt.
From Bond to Benoit Blanc: Revisiting Daniel Craig's most iconic movie roles on his birthday
Washington, March 2: British actor Daniel Craig celebrated his birthday on Sunday. With a career spanning over three decades, Craig has proven himself to be one of the most versatile actors of his generation.
New Political Party launched in Bangladesh
Dhaka, February 28: The young student group in Bangladesh that stormed the uprising to oust former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August last year, has now launched a new political party on Friday.
Aly Goni turns cheerleader for 'pyaari si ladki' Jasmin Bhasin: 'Iski kal film release ho rahi hai'
Mumbai, Feb 28: Television actor Aly Goni turned cheerleader for girlfriend Jasmin Bhasin, whom he referred to as “pyaari si ladki”, as her film “Badnaam” is all set for release.
Bangladesh: Chaos, violence rules at historic Madhur Canteen in Dhaka
Dhaka, Feb 27: The historic Madhur Canteen at Dhaka University has turned into yet another ugly political battleground in Bangladesh as members of various student organisations have engaged in protests, scuffles and violence at the iconic venue, this week.
IML 2025: Gunaratne, Jayasinghe fifties help Sri Lanka Masters beat South Africa
Navi Mumbai, February 26: The echoes of a golden era came alive under the floodlights of the DY Patil Stadium as Hashim Amla's graceful half-century was overshadowed by a couple of audacious fifties from Asela Gunaratne and Chinthaka Jayasinghe that helped Sri Lanka Masters register a seven-wicket victory against South Africa Masters in an electrifying league encounter of the inaugural International Masters League 2025, here on Wednesday.
Your smile brightens up my world: Jasmine Bhasin pens heartfelt note for Aly Goni
Mumbai, February 25: Marking Aly Goni's birthday, his girlfriend and actor Jasmine Bhasin penned a heartwarming note for him on social media.
Bangladesh adviser Nahid Islam resigns from cabinet to join politics
Dhaka, February 25: Nahid Islam, the information adviser to the interim government of Bangladesh, resigned on Tuesday from the cabinet led by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, to join politics.
Parineeti Chopra begins shooting for her OTT series debut
Mumbai, Feb 25: Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra has officially started shooting for her highly anticipated series OTT debut with a Netflix project.
Parineeti Chopra to make her web series debut in lead role with a mystery thriller on this OTT platform
Mumbai, February 25: After the massive success of Amar Singh Chamkila, actress Parineeti Chopra will make her web series debut with an upcoming mystery thriller helmed by Rensil D'Silva, the director of Ungli and Kurbaan.
Air Force Base in Bangladesh attacked, several injured
Dhaka, Feb 24: In a major incident of lawlessness that is currently prevailing in Bangladesh under the interim government led by Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus, several miscreants launched an ambush attack on an Air Force Base in Cox's Bazar on the southeast coast of the country.
Yunus govt turning Bangladesh into terrorism hub: Sheikh Hasina
New Delhi, Feb 18: The ousted Prime Minister of Bangladesh accuses the Mohammed Yunus-led interim government of turning the nation into a hub of terrorism and lawlessness. She vows to return home assuring help to families suffering and would deliver them justice.
Flex space captures 20% of India's gross leasing in 2024, hits record 15.3 mmt: JLL
Mumbai, February 17: The flex space segment has emerged as the second-biggest contributor to India's office leasing market in 2024, capturing 19.8 per cent of the annual gross leasing activity and setting a new record of 15.3 million sq. ft, according to JLL.
Flex space leasing captures 20 pc share, Delhi-NCR leads: JLL
Mumbai, Feb 17: The share of the flex space segment has risen to a substantial 19.8 per cent in the annual office leasing numbers in India to cross 15 million square feet (sq ft) in 2024 , its best share so far, according to a JLL report released on Monday.
Japan struggles to cope with online gambling addiction
Osaka, Feb 15: Several men and women in Japan, a country known for its workaholic people, are getting addicted to online gambling, recent reports have cited.
Southern Indian cities race ahead in commercial leasing activity: Anarock report
New Delhi, February 14: The Indian office real estate market has seen a phenomenal rise in demand in the last few years with the year 2024 recording the highest net absorption across the top 7 cities since 2019.
Step down Yunus: Protests take place against Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus outside Blair House in US
Washington DC, February 13: A group of protestors under the Awami League and its sister organizations raised slogans against Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus outside the Blair House in Washington on Thursday where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is staying during his two-day visit to the United States.
UNICEF expresses shock over rising crime against children in Bangladesh
Dhaka, Feb 13: The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has expressed shock and concern at the fact-finding report submitted by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCR) on the tragic events that took place in Bangladesh in the run-up to the so-called 'Anti-Discrimination Student Movement' that eventually resulted in the fall of Sheikh Hasina government in August, last year.
Human Rights Watch urges Bangladesh's interim govt to uphold impartiality in law enforcement
Dhaka, February 13: Human Rights Watch (HRW), an international human rights body, has called on the interim government of Bangladesh to ensure that security forces act impartially and uphold the rule of law in addressing political violence.