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Kim Kardashian and Odell Beckham Jr spotted together

Kim Kardashian and Odell Beckham Jr. have been seen together lately, but sources say they are just friends. The reality star, 42, and the NFL player, 30, who plays for the Baltimore Ravens, have been “hanging out casually” after he broke up with his girlfriend Lauren “Lolo” Wood, an insider told Page Six on Tuesday. Kim Kardashian and Odell Beckham Jr spotted together

Emma Roberts feels no shame about her body hair

The ‘American Horror Story’ star has periods where she embraces body hair, particularly when she is not required to look her best for acting projects. Emma Roberts told InStyle: “I personally don’t think that body hair is anything to be ashamed of. For me, it’s all phases. I like the feeling of not having some, Emma Roberts feels no shame about her body hair

Sound of Freedom hero Tim Ballard accused of sexual harassment

Tim Ballard, the founder of the renowned anti-child slavery organization, Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R), and the inspirational figure behind the film Sound of Freedom has been accused of sexually harassing seven women during overseas missions and taking advantage of a Mormon elder. According to a report by Vice News, Ballard, who was portrayed by Jim Sound of Freedom hero Tim Ballard accused of sexual harassment

Manoj Bajpayee starts shooting for ‘Bhaiyyaji’

Actor Manoj Bajpayee on Tuesday began filming “Bhaiyyaji”, a film on which he also serves as a producer. The project marks the second collaboration for the actor, director Apoorv Singh Karki and producer Vinod Bhanushali after “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai”, which had a digital release in May. According to the makers, “Bhaiyyaji” will explore Manoj Bajpayee starts shooting for ‘Bhaiyyaji’

Nana Patekar says OTT has opened doors for actors with average looks

Nana Patekar is gearing up for the release of his next, The Vaccine War. The veteran actor talked about the emergence of OTT in a new interview with DNA. He talked about the recent rise of OTT that has given more opportunities for average-looking actors to showcase their talent. Speaking to DNA, Nana said, “Uss Nana Patekar says OTT has opened doors for actors with average looks

Atlee on directing SRK in ‘Jawan’: To get it right, you have to become a fan first

If you want to get it right, you have to become a fan first, says filmmaker Atlee, crediting superstar Shah Rukh Khan for trusting his vision for “Jawan”, a mass entertainer that is on its way to becoming one of the highest earning movies in Hindi cinema. Atlee is known for delivering back-to-back hits in Atlee on directing SRK in ‘Jawan’: To get it right, you have to become a fan first

Huma Qureshi turns author with her book ‘Zeba’

Actor Huma Qureshi is now an author. She recently announced her debut novel titled ‘Zeba – An Accidental Superhero’. Taking to Instagram, Huma wrote, “Finally the cat is out of the bag !! Super excited to share the announcement of my debut novel : ‘Zeba – An Accidental Superhero’ with @harpercollinsin .. and a massive Huma Qureshi turns author with her book ‘Zeba’

In balancing act, India to hold separate military drills with partners US, Russia

New Delhi (TIP)- In an act of balancing military ties between diverse partners, Indian troops will simultaneously kick off two separate military exercises — one in Alaska, US, and the other in Vladivostok, Russia. Both exercises begin on September 25. The one in Alaska is a bilateral exercise with the US, while the Vladivostok drill In balancing act, India to hold separate military drills with partners US, Russia

Quota for women a reality as historic bill clears Parliament

New Delhi (TIP)- Parliament on Thursday, September 21, approved the 106th amendment to the Constitution to reserve a third of the seats in the Lok Sabha and state legislatures for women, a landmark endorsement of a decades-long crusade that was unsuccessful on at least six occasions over nearly three decades. A day after the 128th Quota for women a reality as historic bill clears Parliament

Sanatan Dharma remark: SC issues notice to Udhayanidhi Stalin

The Supreme Court on Friday, Sept 22, issued notices to the Tamil Nadu Government and its minister Udhayanidhi Stalin on a petition seeking registration of an FIR against him for his “eradicate Sanatan Dharma” remark. Acting on a petition filed by B Jagannath, a Bench of Justice Aniruddha Bose and Justice Bela M Trivedi asked Sanatan Dharma remark: SC issues notice to Udhayanidhi Stalin

Women’s Reservation Bill tactic to divert attention from caste census: Rahul

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, September 22, welcomed the Women’s Reservation Bill but called it a “distraction and diversionary tactic from the demand for a caste census”. Addressing a press conference at the AICC headquarters, Rahul also demanded that 33 per cent reservation for women in the legislature come into effect immediately and not Women’s Reservation Bill tactic to divert attention from caste census: Rahul

‘Vacate POK, stop terrorism’: India talks tough with Pakistan at UN

New Delhi (TIP)- India on Friday, Sept 22, took on Pakistan at the United Nations (UN) and urged it to stop cross-border terrorism, dismantle terror infrastructure on its soil and vacate Indian territories under its illegal occupation. The response came after Pakistan’s interim prime minister Anwar Ul Haq Kakar raked up the Kashmir issue during ‘Vacate POK, stop terrorism’: India talks tough with Pakistan at UN

Facing stiff fight, BJP manages to win over JD(S)

New Delhi (TIP)- In a boost to the BJP ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the JD(S) in Karnataka joined the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Friday, September 22, cementing the decision to fight with the saffron party in a pre-election pact. The BJP, which hit its peak in Karnataka in the 2019 Lok Sabha Facing stiff fight, BJP manages to win over JD(S)

Fresh clashes in Imphal after one of five released people were re-arrested

Fresh clashes broke out between security forces and protesters in certain pockets of Imphal West on Friday, Sept 22, night after one of the five defence volunteers released on bail by a special court in Imphal earlier in the day was re-arrested by a central security agency, officials said. There was, however, no official confirmation Fresh clashes in Imphal after one of five released people were re-arrested

South Korean National Assembly strips immunity of opposition leader following corruption allegations

SEOUL (TIP): In a surprise move, South Korea’s opposition-controlled National Assembly voted on September 21 to strip the leader of the opposition of his parliamentary immunity, potentially allowing his arrest over corruption allegations. Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party, has been accused by prosecutors of bribery in connection with a firm that is suspected South Korean National Assembly strips immunity of opposition leader following corruption allegations

First Ukraine grain ship since Russian blockade reaches Istanbul

Ukraine is testing a new sea route that avoids international waters and follows those controlled by NATO members Bulgaria and Romania. ISTANBUL (TIP): The first grain ship to sail from Ukraine since Russia reimposed its Black Sea blockade in July reached Istanbul on September 21, marine traffic monitors said. Ukrainian officials said the Palau-flagged Resilient First Ukraine grain ship since Russian blockade reaches Istanbul

Indigenous people in Brazil shed tears of joy as the Supreme Court enshrines their land rights

RIO DE JANEIRO (TIP): Indigenous people celebrated September 21 after Brazil’s Supreme Court ruled to enshrine their land rights, removing the imminent threat those protections could be rolled back. The justices had been evaluating a lawsuit brought by Santa Catarina state, backed by farmers, seeking to block an Indigenous group from expanding the size of Indigenous people in Brazil shed tears of joy as the Supreme Court enshrines their land rights

South African chickens hit by ‘worst’ bird flu outbreak

“The bird flu outbreak is the worst that South Africa has witnessed,” fellow producer Astral said in a trading update on September 21. JOHANNESBURG (TIP): South African poultry farmers have warned of possible chicken and egg shortages as they battle what the industry says is the worst bird flu outbreak ever to hit the country. South African chickens hit by ‘worst’ bird flu outbreak

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defends climate policy shift

LONDON (TIP): Britain’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on September 21 insisted he was “not slowing down efforts” to tackle climate change, a day after softening green policies aimed at achieving net zero carbon emissions by mid-century. Sunak told a news conference on Wednesday that the UK was adopting a more “pragmatic” approach to meeting the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defends climate policy shift

China announces ‘strategic partnership’ with Syria

HANGZHOU (TIP): Chinese President Xi Jinping announced a “strategic partnership” with Syria on September 22 during talks with President Bashar al-Assad, who is seeking financial support to help rebuild his devastated country. The leaders met on the eve of the Asian Games opening ceremony, which Assad will attend as part of his first visit to China announces ‘strategic partnership’ with Syria

AIA-NY honors six at a glittering Benefit Gala

Highlights of the Deepavali Fest on October 1 released HICKSVILLE, NY (TIP): The Association of Indians in America (AIA-NY) held its Benefit Gala under the Presidentship of Dr Jagdish Gupta to raise funds for the iconic Deepavali Fest at South Street Seaport in Manhattan on October 1. The glittering gala was held on September 17 AIA-NY honors six at a glittering Benefit Gala

Glowing Tributes offered to 21 Valiant Sikh Martyrs of Saragarhi

NEW YORK CITY (TIP): Solemn Words of Homage were offered to the 21 Sikh Braveheart-Martyrs, on the Sacred 126th Anniversary of the Epochal Battle of Saragarhi, as they were honoured at the Indian Consulate-General of New York, on the 12th of September 2023, by Saragarhi Foundation, in active collaboration with the Consulate-General of India. The Glowing Tributes offered to 21 Valiant Sikh Martyrs of Saragarhi

GOPI DAIRY Diwali at Times Square is celebrating “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: United Colors of America”

NEW YORK CITY (TIP): The Consulate General of India, New York, on September 15, hosted a press conference at its premises, serving as a precursor to the grand celebration of Diwali at Times Square scheduled to be held on October 27-28. In the heart of Times Square, A R Helping Hands – Gopi Dairy Diwali GOPI DAIRY Diwali at Times Square is celebrating “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: United Colors of America”

Indian American Presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she’s running against Kamala Harris

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): Indian American Republican presidential aspirant Nikki Haley is picking on fellow Indian American Vice President Kamala Harris to project the 2024 White House race as an all desi affair. Haley is warning voters that the 2024 election is about making sure Democratic President Joe Biden’s running mate Harris does not slip through Indian American Presidential candidate Nikki Haley says she’s running against Kamala Harris

Indian American student’s murder suspect Ji Min Sha deemed fit for trial

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): : A Purdue University student accused of fatally stabbing his Indian American roommate Varun Manish Chheda in their dorm room last October has been deemed fit to stand trial, according to media reports. Suspect Ji Min Sha had been ruled incompetent to stand trial in April. In an order filed Tuesday, September Indian American student’s murder suspect Ji Min Sha deemed fit for trial

Indian American lawmaker Raja Krishnamoorthi receives 2023 Roosevelt Leadership Award

WASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): Illinois Democrat Raja Krishnamoorthi was honored with the 2023 Roosevelt Leadership Award on Saturday, September 16. The event, which took place near Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, was organized by the Franklin Center for Global Policy Exchange and the Ripon Society. The Roosevelt Leadership Award, inspired by the legacy of President Theodore Roosevelt, is Indian American lawmaker Raja Krishnamoorthi receives 2023 Roosevelt Leadership Award

Democrats need to shove Menendez off the stage

“Democrats, the only party still adhering to minimal standards expected in a democracy, should not stand by Menendez silently. Sure, Republicans have refused to force out Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), the epic fabulist who is facing a 13-count indictment, including for fraud and money laundering, to which he has pleaded not guilty. Yes, Republicans are Democrats need to shove Menendez off the stage

Journalism can’t leave the climate crisis to Netflix and Billie Eilish

With a few exceptions, mainstream media groups still don’t cover climate as they should. That must change. In much of what we see, hear, and read the climate crisis has become inescapable. “In 2019, the media’s climate silence began to break, and in the past four years, we have seen encouraging successes. In the United Journalism can’t leave the climate crisis to Netflix and Billie Eilish

Guiding spirits of the judiciary

It’s important to publicize decisions of judges who cannot be swayed by dangling carrots The judiciary and the armed forces of Bharat are our last refuge for justice and security. They have not succumbed yet, unlike the police, the civil services and the media. But the onslaught is severe and relentless. We must salute those Guiding spirits of the judiciary

Political red herring: On the move to impeach Joe Biden

The attempt to impeach Biden might backfire against the Republicans The recent announcement by the U.S. House of Representatives Speaker, Republican Kevin McCarthy, that the lower chamber of Congress would move to impeach President Joe Biden is likely to be along expected lines as far as Democrats are concerned. With the next presidential election in Political red herring: On the move to impeach Joe Biden