Ameesha Patel: ‘I was shitting bricks, shivering, but he was doll to work with’: Ameesha Patel recalls her warm bond with Amrish Puri on the sets of ‘Gadar’ | Hindi Movie News

Ameesha Patel fondly remembers Amrish Puri as witty, warm and fatherly on the sets of ‘Gadar’, despite her nerves during their intense first scene together. She recalls him defending her against director Anil Sharma’s laddoo suggestion, calling it a beautiful memory she cherishes forever. Few actors in Bollywood history have owned the role of a…

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When ECR turned into a cycling carnival | Chennai News

The event celebrated the spirit of fitness, sustainable mobility and community engagement. The scenic East Coast Road came alive on Sunday morning as over 1,200 cyclists took part in Chennai Cyclothon 2026, organised by Chennai Cyclists, in association with Chennai Times . The event celebrated the spirit of fitness, sustainable mobility and community engagement.Aravindan, IPS,…

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Bengal cops start probe into TMC’s bank accounts | India News

Bengal cops start probe into TMC’s bank accounts KOLKATA: A dissident MLA’s complaint alleging substantial unaccounted deposits in Trinamool Congress‘s name led Bengal Police to open a probe Friday into the party’s bank accounts under penal sections pertaining to organised crime, cheating and criminal conspiracy. Bidhannagar police commissionerate’s cybercrime wing registered the case under BNS…

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Kirti Chakra for Mohali braveheart Major Arshdeep Gill | Chandigarh News

According to Army sources, Major Gill led his team through an arduous operation that lasted nearly 84 hours. Mohali: Major Arshdeep Singh Gill of Mohali has been conferred the Kirti Chakra, India’s second-highest peacetime gallantry award, for displaying exceptional bravery during a high-risk counter-insurgency operation in Manipur.The prestigious honour was conferred by President Droupadi Murmu…

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Trees have their own version of muscles: Scientists discover how they sense a tilt and straighten themselves, a lesson in how nature finds its balance

To study proprioception alone, the researchers had to remove other cues that normally affect a tree’s growth. A tree might look like it’s stuck in place, quietly suffering whatever weather comes. But below that stillness is a remarkable system for sensing, responding and correcting its own posture. But new research suggests that trees can sense…

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