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He had killer looks, Afghan roots but struggled as actor after parents' death. Today his superstar son has Rs 2,900 cr net worthSalim Khan’s life traces a remarkable arc from personal loss to shaping one of Bollywood’s most influential film families. Born into a fami...- Now part of Salman Khan's family, she was once a World War 2 refugee; had to ask a Mumbai don for help when left with no choiceHelen’s early life was far from the glamour she later became known for. As detailed in Rakesh Maria’s book When It All Began, she arrived i...
- Over 40 pc ads in Cricket World Cup 2023 promoted smokeless tobacco brands: StudyAccording to the study conducted by a group of experts from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Vital Strategies, of the tota...
- 'Team India all the way!' PM Modi congratulates Men In Blue for beating Pakistan in ICC WC match, Amit Shah calls it a 'stupendous victory'; Ajay Devgn says, 'World Cup Trophy... here we come'India emerged victorious against Pakistan in Saturday's ICC World Cup match at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium, securing a seven-wicket w...
- Kappiri, Habshi and African slave godsStories of life of African slaves owned by the Portuguese Christian sailors are remarkably different from stories of African slaves owned b...
- Salim Durani's records: Only Afghan-born to play for India, first Arjuna Award winning cricketer and 2 Bollywood moviesPrime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep grief over the demise of former India allrounder Salim Durani. The former India cricketer m...
- In Shah Rukh Khan's ‘Pathaan’, faith is not a marker of good or evil, or patriotismKing Khan manages to live in two different worlds, effortlessly.
- Akshay Kumar-starrer 'Ram Setu' mints Rs 15 cr at the box-office on opening day, Diwali holiday brings reliefThe movie also stars Jacqueline Fernandez, Nushrratt Bharuccha and Satyadev Kancharana.
- India agrees to USD 200 million Line of Credit to support development projects in KyrgyzstanJaishankar arrived here on Sunday as part of his four-day visit to Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Armenia with an aim to further expand bilater...
- Miffed govt lists $3 billion projects as Donald Trump mocks India’s Afghanistan aidPresident Trump on Wednesday mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for funding a library in Afghanistan.
- Projects in Afghanistan speak for itself: India after Trump mocks ModiTrump referred to Modi as an example of how world leaders are talking about their contributions that were nowhere near the "billions of dol...
- Enemy is an enemy, Afghan policy on Pakistan flawed: Ex-Afghan intel chiefSaleh, during an interaction here, said Afghanistan never tried to increase the "cost of war" for Pakistan and always took a "high moral gr...
- Bodybuilding: The pursuit of beauty in war-torn KabulBodybuilding has become ubiquitous all round the Afghanistan capital since the fall of the Taliban regime.
- Demanding cuts to creative films draconian and archaic; restrict Censor Board to certification: Film fraternity over Udta Punjab rowCompared to Hollywood, movie norms in India are extremely strict. Censorship authorities often order filmmakers _ both Indian and foreign _...
- Greek crisis: Bleak times for Indian migrantsFor migrants affected by the crisis, there are only two choices - wait for the crisis to end or restart elsewhere.
- Will wait for outcome of Afghan police probe: IndiaIndia today said it will wait for the final outcome of the investigations into the death Indian author Sushmita Banerjee, who was killed by...
- Indian writer Sushmita Banerjee shot dead in Afghanistan by militantsA senior police official said Banerjee, also known as Sayed Kamala, was working as a health worker in Paktika and had been filming the live...
- Winning ways; Bollywood in the Afghan warsThat Bollywood is India’s new clear weapon in the battle for the hearts and minds of South Asia, and further a field, is well known.
- US looks up to Bollywood to help peace bids: WikiLeaksBollywood's growing global appeal is evidence not just in popular migration destinations such as Britain and US, but also in the Middle Eas...
- US declines to go public on ISI's role in 26/11US has adopted a cautious tone on Pak's role in terrorism.
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