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'Mahabharata-like' divorce war: How Supreme Court settled bitter 10-year-long matrimonial dispute involving 80+ cases & Rs 5 crore alimonyThe Supreme Court has brought an end to a ten-year matrimonial dispute, annulling the marriage and describing it as a “Mahabharata-like” ba...- Word of the Day: Ornery — Meaning and how to use it like a proWord of the Day: Ornery means stubbornly bad-tempered by nature. Not just grumpy for a day. Built that way. It comes from 1800s American di...
- Word of the Day: CantankerousCantankerous describes individuals who are bad-tempered, argumentative, and easily annoyed, often complaining or snapping at others. This w...
- Jim O’Heir surprised by Nick Offerman’s hilarious prank on flight to IndianapolisActor Jim O’Heir recently posted a video on Instagram featuring his Parks and Recreation co-star Nick Offerman pranking him during a flight...
- View: Indians need to smile more; it can be very beneficial for all concernedAsk most Indians when they last spontaneously smiled at strangers or even known people and the answer would be, "Not recently." And if that...
- What's next for Chris Pratt?: Upcoming Movie ProjectsHaving brought to life some of the most iconic characters in pop culture, Chris Pratt is set to extend his impressive streak with upcoming ...
- Give us a smileThe power of a smile lies in its ability to spread empathy and positivity. A smile has a ripple effect, triggering thousands of smiles and ...
- Happy birthday, Salman Khan: From ‘Maine Pyaar Kiya’ to ‘Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam’, 5 of his iconic romantic filmsOnce upon a time Salman Khan gave SRK a run for his money when it came to romantic roles!
- George Takei promises to never mention ‘cantankerous’ William Shatner againGeorge Takei promises never to refer to William Shatner, a cantankerous old man, again. He assured that this was the last time he talked ab...
- From 'The Crown' to 'The Simpsons': How Hollywood embraced and spoofed Queen Elizabeth during her 7-decade reignQueen Elizabeth made a compelling subject because she played a role in major world events.
- Bangladesh: Now for political successBangladesh is more than Pakistan's defeat, both as an army and as an idea. The idea that died was that a nation could be built on the basis...
- 2G spectrum: Citing several reasons, parties oppose early hearing of appeals challenging acquittalFrom lack of legal assistance in wake of Covid-19; to practical difficulty in virtually perusing thousands of documents and government file...
- Justice Dipak Misra: First top judge with Z-category coverBenches headed by him have upheld the constitutional validity of Section 499 and 500 of the IPC, providing for criminal defamation proceedi...
- Sleepwalking markets stumble on Brexit as complacency has been blown into piecesThe paranoia, even an element of xenophobia whipped up in aggressive campaigns, cannot be wished away with the belief that things will fall...
- Kannada movie 'Thithi' wins top awards at 19th Shanghai International Film Festival"Thithi" won the Best Film and Best Script Writers in the Asia New Talent Awards at the festival in Shanghai.
- Why western stars shine brighter in the star-spangled Indian skyIn contrast, it has taken three years from the Khan episode for US to come round to accepting a list of important Indians for exemption fro...
- Berths by Saturday or no support, Shiv Sena warns BJPSena reiterated its demand for the deputy chief minister's post and also 10 ministerial portfolios, including five cabinet posts.
- Why the post of governors should be abolishedThe post of governors in state capitals is a convenient retirement sinecure for unemployable (& cantankerous) politicians, who need to feel...
- Darth Vader's antics in Ukraine might jell well with some Indian partiesWe have everything from the “Religion of Man Revolving Political Party of India”, through the “Indian Lovers Party” to the “Stay Awake Part...
- Being upset all year round is better than seasonal mood swingsWe don’t wait upon the ruddy seasons to have a go at each other in the streets, bylanes, highways and even drawing rooms.
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