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Covid vaccines didn’t cause sudden deaths, says new ICMR study

A recent peer-reviewed study conducted by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has dispelled concerns about an increased risk of sudden death among young adults in India due to Covid-19 vaccination. Instead, the study suggests that factors such as post-Covid hospitalisation, family history of sudden death, and certain lifestyle behaviours may be the underlying Covid vaccines didn’t cause sudden deaths, says new ICMR study

Shah Rukh Khan top on IMDb list of 2023’s most popular Indian stars

IMDb has announced its list of the year’s most popular Indian stars, with Shah Rukh Khan landing in first place. Khan has had quite a year, leading two major blockbusters, Jawan and Pathaan, which are respectively the No. 2 and 3 biggest Hindi movies ever worldwide. IMDb determines the star rankings by page views worldwide. Shah Rukh Khan top on IMDb list of 2023’s most popular Indian stars

Ranbir calls Animal ‘adult-rated Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham’

Actor Ranbir Kapoor has described his upcoming film Animal as “adult-rated Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham”. As per news agency PTI, Ranbir also said he has played the “most complex character” of his life in Animal. The actor interacted with the media at the trailer launch event of Animal. At the event, Ranbir was asked to Ranbir calls Animal ‘adult-rated Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham’

Jamie Foxx accused of sexual assault in new lawsuit

Actor Jamie Foxx has been accused of a rooftop sexual assault that allegedly happened 8 years ago in New York City. According to a report by TMZ, the court documents reveal that he has been sued by a woman in a case of sexual assault. The woman alleged that Jamie Foxx assaulted her at the Jamie Foxx accused of sexual assault in new lawsuit

Sofia Boutella engages in guns blazing stand-off as Kora in ‘Rebel Moon’ poster

Director Zack Snyder’s upcoming and highly anticipated sci-fi-fantasy-epic film ‘Rebel Moon Part One: A Child of Fire’ has unveiled a striking new poster which features actress Sofia Boutella as fierce warrior as Kora, a fierce rebel who is aiming her pistol at enemies, likely in a stand-off as the blazing sun, hidden by Jupiter is Sofia Boutella engages in guns blazing stand-off as Kora in ‘Rebel Moon’ poster

Jenna Ortega drops out of ‘Scream 7’ over scheduling conflicts with ‘Wednesday 2’

Actress Jenna Ortega has left the ‘Scream 7’ film due to scheduling conflicts. The actress dropped out of the horror franchise due to her ‘Wednesday’ season 2 shooting schedule with Netflix, which was said to be in the works months ago before the SAG-AFTRA strike began. Production dates for the upcoming season of ‘Wednesday’ are Jenna Ortega drops out of ‘Scream 7’ over scheduling conflicts with ‘Wednesday 2’

Amid dating rumors, Kartik Aaryan parties with Tara Sutaria

Wednesday, Nov 22, was actor Kartik Aaryan’s birthday and to mark the special occasion he visited Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai. Hours later, the actor threw a birthday party that was attended by celebs such as actor Vaani Kapoor, director Abhishek Kapoor as well as Rasha Thadani, actor Raveena Tandon’s daughter, who is set to make Amid dating rumors, Kartik Aaryan parties with Tara Sutaria

IITM Pune launches with spectacular grand opening ceremony

Pune (TIP)- The highly anticipated ‘India International Travel Mart‘ (IITM) is poised to be the focal point in Pune from November 24 to 26, 2023. The ‘India International Travel Mart’ transcends being merely an exhibition; it stands as a collective tribute to the spirit of adventure inherent in each individual. Beyond showcasing the latest trends IITM Pune launches with spectacular grand opening ceremony

Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Option of manual drilling being considered

Uttarkashi (TIP)- With the auger machine encountering hurdles in the rubble time and again, rescuers are considering switching over to manual drilling at the Silkyara tunnel where 41 labourers have been trapped for the past 13 days, officials said on Saturday, November 25. Drilling at the collapsed portion of the tunnel to rescue the trapped Uttarakhand tunnel rescue: Option of manual drilling being considered

Persistent challenges: Afghan Embassy announces permanent closure in Delhi

New Delhi (TIP)- Afghanistan Embassy on Friday, November 24, announced its permanent closure, citing “persistent challenges from the Indian government”, even as heads of its Mumbai and Hyderabad missions claimed to have assumed the leadership of the embassy here. The developments come after the Afghanistan Embassy had announced on September 30 that it is ceasing Persistent challenges: Afghan Embassy announces permanent closure in Delhi

Prof Gandam’s new book ‘Ugade Suraj Di Akh’ released by Smt Apneet Riyait, IAS at a ‘Pustak Lok Arpan Samagam’

Phagwara (TIP)- A new book ‘Ugade Suraj Di Akh”, authored by noted Punjabi writer Prof Jaswant Singh Gandam, was released recently here by Smt. Apneet Riyait, I.A.S.,Chief Admin,PUDA, at an impressive “Pustak Lok Arpan Samagam” where she was the Chief Guest. Punjabi Virsa Trust (Regd.) Phagwara, led by eminent Punjabi writer and columnist Gurmit Palahi, Prof Gandam’s new book ‘Ugade Suraj Di Akh’ released by Smt Apneet Riyait, IAS at a ‘Pustak Lok Arpan Samagam’

Indian Army says retired Pakistan soldiers among terrorists in J&K

In a recent terror attack in the Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Army said that retired Pakistani soldiers were among the group of militants. “Some of the terrorists have been found to be retired soldiers…Pakistan wants to bring foreign terrorists here as there are no local recruits here. We are trying to Indian Army says retired Pakistan soldiers among terrorists in J&K

IT firms ready to act in 7 days: Govt on tackling deepfakes

A day after the Centre said it was coming up with stricter regulations and penalties to tackle deepfakes, it on November 24, asserted all platforms and intermediaries have agreed to align their community guidelines specifically targeting 11 types of content that cause user harm, including deepfakes. A statement of the Ministry of Electronics and Information IT firms ready to act in 7 days: Govt on tackling deepfakes

Wife punches husband to death for not taking her to Dubai for birthday celebration

A 38-year-old man died in Pune city of Maharashtra after his wife allegedly punched him in the face as she was apparently upset with him for not taking her to Dubai to celebrate her birthday, police said. The incident occurred on Friday, Nov 24, afternoon in Wanwadi area, they said. The deceased, Nikhil Khanna, was Wife punches husband to death for not taking her to Dubai for birthday celebration

‘Queen of Latin Pop’ Shakira to go on trial in Spain for tax fraud

BARCELONA (TIP): Just days after her success at the Latin Grammys, Colombian pop idol Shakira is set to go on trial in Barcelona on November 14 for allegedly cheating Spain’s tax office out of 14.5 million euros. Prosecutors are seeking a jail term of eight years and two months, and a fine of nearly 24 ‘Queen of Latin Pop’ Shakira to go on trial in Spain for tax fraud

Magnitude 6.7 quake shakes southern Philippines

MANILA (TIP): A strong magnitude 6.7 earthquake shook the southern Philippines on November 14, the US Geological Survey said, sending people fleeing buildings and causing part of a ceiling inside a shopping mall to collapse. No tsunami threat was issued after the quake struck off Sarangani province on the main southern island of Mindanao at Magnitude 6.7 quake shakes southern Philippines

China ready to be ‘partner and friend’ of US: Xi

SAN FRANCISCO (TIP): China is “ready to be a partner and friend of the United States,” President Xi Jinping told US business leaders on November 16, as concerns mount over the country’s slowing economy. If one country sees the other as a main competitor and most consequential geopolitical challenge, “this will only lead to wrong China ready to be ‘partner and friend’ of US: Xi

Croatia cracks down on migrants as Europe beefs up border checks

BREGANA, CROATIA (TIP): It took Croatia years to finally enter into Europe’s passport-free travel zone that promised to ease access for other European nationals travelling to the country and boost its tourism-driven economy. But less than a year since its border crossings with European Union peers were dismantled, temporary checks have been reintroduced amid a Croatia cracks down on migrants as Europe beefs up border checks

24 die at Al Shifa hospital, Israel allows only 2 fuel trucks a day into Gaza

Gaza City (TIP): The Hamas-controlled health ministry said on November 17 that 24 patients at a hospital in war-torn Gaza had died within 48 hours due to power outages, as Israeli forces searched the complex for Hamas hideouts. The announcement came shortly after Israel agreed to a US request to allow two fuel trucks a 24 die at Al Shifa hospital, Israel allows only 2 fuel trucks a day into Gaza

Russian artist who swapped supermarket price tags with antiwar messages gets 7 years in prison in latest crackdown on free speech

TALLINN, Estonia (TIP): A Russian court on Thursday convicted an artist and musician for swapping supermarket price tags with antiwar messages, sentencing her to seven years in prison in one of the highest-profile cases involving the recent crackdown on free speech. Sasha Skochilenko was arrested in her native St. Petersburg in April 2022 and charged Russian artist who swapped supermarket price tags with antiwar messages gets 7 years in prison in latest crackdown on free speech

Blaze in north China coal mine company claims 25 live

TAIYUAN (TIP): Twenty-five people have died and dozens sent to hospital after a fire tore through a building in northern China’s Shanxi province on November 16, AFP reported quoting state media. The fire broke out Thursday morning at a building of a coal mine company in north China’s Shanxi Province, the Shanxi branch of the Blaze in north China coal mine company claims 25 live

Indo-Canadian Sikh man, his 11-year-old son shot dead by rival gangsters outside gas station

EDMONTON (TIP): An Indian-origin Sikh man, described as a “higher-level figure” in the organized crime scene in Canada, and his 11-year-old son were shot and killed in what police have called a “sick and twisted” escalation of gang violence in the city of Edmonton. Harpreet Singh Uppal, 41, and his son were gunned down outside Indo-Canadian Sikh man, his 11-year-old son shot dead by rival gangsters outside gas station

Indian American Sikh Jag Bains creates history with ‘Big Brother’ win

LOS ANGELES (TIP): Jag Bains, an entrepreneur and truck company owner from Washington, created history by becoming the first Sikh-American to win the reality show “Big Brother”. The 25-year-old TV personality defeated Matt Klotz, a professional swimmer, and DJ Bowie Jane to take the top spot at the 100-day-long season. Bains was the first Sikh-American Indian American Sikh Jag Bains creates history with ‘Big Brother’ win

Indian-origin five family members die in London house fire

LONDON (TIP): Five members of a family, including three children, have died in a house fire in west London, the Metropolitan Police said on Monday, November 13, as it announced an investigation into the tragic incident. While the victims are yet to be named by the police, local reports suggest the family was of Indian Indian-origin five family members die in London house fire

Indian American Niraj Antani running for US Congress in Ohio

COLUMBUS, OH (TIP): Ohio’s first Hindu and Indian American State Senator Niraj Antani (R-6) Tuesday, November 14, announced a campaign for Congress in Ohio’s 2nd Congressional District “to be a warrior for our community’s values.” The youngest Hindu and Indian American state or federal elected official in the United States would be contesting the Republican Indian American Niraj Antani running for US Congress in Ohio

Four Indian Americans among 32 Rhodes Scholars win Rhodes Scholarships

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): Four Indian Americans are among 32 Rhodes Scholars chosen from the United States who will go to Oxford University in England in October 2024 to pursue graduate degrees with scholars from over 70 countries. The four Indian American students among 32 selected from 862 candidates endorsed by 249 different colleges and universities Four Indian Americans among 32 Rhodes Scholars win Rhodes Scholarships

Indian American Shakuntla L. Bhaya is appointed to the Council of Administrative Conference

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): President Biden has named Indian American lawyer Shakuntla L. Bhaya to the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States. The independent federal agency is charged with convening expert representatives from the public and private sectors to recommend improvements to administrative processes and procedures. The first South Asian Indian to be Indian American Shakuntla L. Bhaya is appointed to the Council of Administrative Conference

Five Indian Americans named to Time Magazine’s Inaugural List of Influential Leaders Driving Business to Real Climate Action

NEW YORK (TIP): The list, which draws attention to the people who are shaping and leading climate action, comes at a critical moment, ahead of the 2023 U.N. Climate Change Conference. Five Indian Americans are named in ‘TIME100 Climate,’ the magazine’s inaugural list of “the world’s most influential leaders driving business to real climate action,” Five Indian Americans named to Time Magazine’s Inaugural List of Influential Leaders Driving Business to Real Climate Action

Mom to daughter rules

RULES TO TEACH YOUR DAUGHTER 1. Make your bed every day, even if it’s right before you get in it. 2. Don’t wear holey underwear…in case you’re in an accident and they cut your clothes off. 3. Travel light through life. Keep only what you need. 4. It’s okay to cry when you’re hurt. It’s Mom to daughter rules

Dr. Jagdish Gupta bestowed President Gold Medal by the Brooklyn Medical Society in a Bicentennial Year Honor

BROOKLYN, NY (TIP): The Medical Society of the County of Kings (MSCK), Brooklyn’s oldest scientific organization, honored Dr. Jagdish K. Gupta with the President Gold Medal, inducting him into its Prestigious President-Club. The County Society was celebrating its 174th President’s Dinner at Dyker Beach Golf Club, culminating in a grand finale to its Bicentennial Year Dr. Jagdish Gupta bestowed President Gold Medal by the Brooklyn Medical Society in a Bicentennial Year Honor