Month: April 2025

Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal 2: Ranbir Kapoor to Start Filming in August 2025

Set to start shooting in 2026, the much awaited follow-up to the 2023 hit “Animal,” “Animal Park,” Confirming that the sequel will be “bigger and wilder” than its predecessor is Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga. Ranbir Kapoor will be returning in his part, and the movie is supposed to explore more difficult subjects. The post-credits scene of “Animal” hinted at suggests the continuation of the narrative, which fans much await.

Debunking Fake News: Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Rajasthan Royals’ 14-Year-Old Star, Confirmed by Bone Test

14-year-old Bihar cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi has made news as the youngest player to start the Indian Premier League (IPL) for Rajasthan royals. Age fraud claims have eclipsed his remarkable performance—including a first-ball six. His father, Sanjiv Suryavanshi, responded by stating Vaibhav underwent a bone age test at 8.5 years old and is eager to have additional tests to validate his age. Notwithstanding the issue, Vaibhav’s skill and commitment inspire many people, hence stressing the need of developing fresh talent in Indian cricket.

D Gukesh’s World Champion Title Questioned: Poor Freestyle Chess Performance Sparks Debate

After a poor performance in a freestyle chess event, D Gukesh, India’s emerging chess prodigy and recent World Chess Champion, is under unaccustomed scrutiny. Although his classical chess abilities are clear-cut, several fans and experts have questioned his general supremacy based on his poor performance in the less conventional freestyle style. This argument has generated a tempest in the chess community since ideas on whether freestyle chess should compromise a player’s world championship status are split. The circumstances has sparked new debates on whether performance in one style should represent a player’s legacy and how several chess forms should be appreciated.

Air India Responds to Pahalgam Attack with Additional Flights and Waived Cancellation Fees

Following the terrible Pahalgam terror assault in Kashmir, Air India has been helping impacted passengers. Until April 30, the airline eliminated all cancellation and rescheduling fees and added special emergency flights from Srinagar. If visitors from Kashmir and Jammu decide to postpone their travel, Air India is also giving a 50% discount on their next ticket for some chosen places. This action seeks to guarantee passenger security and offer crisis relief.

Praising Google’s Vigilance: Email Scam Warnings Protect Users from Cyber Threats

Google has gone big in trying to shield its consumers from cyber risks and harmful email scams. The behemoth of technology has improved its Gmail system by adding new tools to identify and alert consumers on dubious emails. These enhancements enable consumers to prevent becoming victims of malware, phishing attempts, and other online frauds. Google’s initiatives to enhance email security come at the appropriate moment as cybercrime is on increase. The firm scans billions of messages using artificial intelligence and machine learning to notify consumers should a message seem dubious. These security patches underline Google’s continuous dedication to user protection and digital privacy.

The Pahalgam attack By Justice Katju

The Pahalgam attack will serve two purposes (1) It will further inflame communalism in India, which will benefit the BJP in the coming elections, as it will consolidate the Hindus, who are otherwise divided on caste lines. 

POCSO FIR Filed Against Isha Foundation : Sadhguru and the Growing Culture of Silencing Journalists

India has to pass particular anti-SLAPP laws if it is to protect the constitutional right to free expression and guarantee strong public debate. Important clauses should be: an accelerated hearing for claimed SLAPP lawsuits, early dismissal of bogus claims, cost shifting to punish unfounded plaintiffs, and protections for digital intermediaries to oppose takedown demands. Defamation and legal notifications’ stifling effect will keep erasing India’s robust press and civil society without these changes.

The running dog of the running dog By Justice Katju

Abdul Basit is as shameless as Gen Munir, but is an intelligent man, who knows which side his bread is buttered. He knows that it is dangerous to speak against the Pakistan army or its chief, for the real ruler of Pakistan is its army. So he does not want to be ‘disappeared’, as has been the fate of many critics of the Pakistan Establishment. 

Sachin Tendulkar’s Son Arjun Bids Farewell to Cricket, Set to Begin New Career in Business

Arjun Tendulkar’s story will remain a stark reminder of how lineage cannot substitute for performance. He may have failed as a cricketer, but his willingness to start afresh in another field shows maturity and self-awareness. As he transitions into business, the world will watch — perhaps with less pressure — how he builds his own legacy, this time not with a bat and ball, but with strategy and vision.

Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant to Celebrate First Anniversary at Dubai’s Iconic Burj Al Arab, Sources Tell The Philox

Although the Ambani family has not released any official statement verifying the venue of the anniversary celebrations, insiders close to The Philox have informed us that thorough planning is under progress at the sail-shaped building. With close family members, chosen businesspeople, and well-known Bollywood celebrities among attendees, the festivities are supposed to be modest but lavish.

Brahmins and their role in Indian society By Justice Katju

Similarly, while the caste system resulted in great oppression of the dalits, etc it also had a positive aspect. Without an intellectual section of society ( the Brahmins ) there would have been no Aryabhat, Brahmagupta, Bhaskar, Varahamihira,  Sushrut, Charak, Kalidas, Panini, Patanjali, Vijnaneshwar, Valmiki, Kapila, Gautam, the atheists ( the materialist thinkers, the Charvakas) and the other great Indian philosophers and men of science, art, law, etc. So without Brahmins there would have been no progress in the feudal age in India. 

Kesari Chapter 2: Akshay Kumar Shines as C. Sankaran Nair in a Gripping Tale of Justice and Patriotism Post-Jallianwala Bagh

With its outstanding performances—especially Akshay Kumar’s heartfelt narration and powerful direction— Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jallianwala Bagh gets a 4.5-star rating. Although some pacing problems are seen, they do not lessen the overall impact of this movie as one that teaches, motivates, and provides entertainment value. For viewers looking for both cinematic and historical value, this is a must-watch since it offers almost ideal fusion of history and drama.

Every society will be judged by how it treats the least fortunate By D.R. Kaarthikeyan

Herbert ran to third base, while the runners ahead of him circled home. When Herbert reached third base, the children from both teams and the spectators were all standing, shouting, “Run to home, run to home!” Herbert ran to home plate, stood on the base with his arms up in triumph, smiling widely, looking at his father… while, strangely, the players from both teams cheered and hugged him like the hero who hit the grand slam and won the game for his team.

The rant of Gen Asim Munir By Justice Katju

I have also explained that the developed countries do not want India to emerge as a modern industrial giant, like China, for if it does, then with our cheap labour we will undersell the goods of the industries of developed countries, making the latter collapse ( since they will not be able to face our competition ), throwing millions out of employment. 

A humble advice to Indian Muslims By Justice Katju

There is no doubt that there was a lot of corruption in the Waqf Boards. The new law permits the District Magistrate to investigate whether government property was illegally converted into a waqf, and to restore it as government property if it was. The DM’s decision is not final, but is subject to appeal before the Waqf Tribunal, whose Chairman is a District Judge, and the Tribunal:s order can be challenged before the High Court. 

The New Icon Savarkar and Facts By Arun Shourie : Reviewed by Ishtiaq Ahmed

However, publicly in his writings and speeches Savarkar preached revolutionary overthrow of the government and the establishment of the Hindu Rashtra. Linlithgow saw through the contrast, and described in vivid detail which Shourie excavates from British records the contrast between what he was saying in private and what he was proclaiming in public. In exasperation, he gave up dealing with the double-dealing ‘little man’.

Kapil Sibal’s view of the new low in politics by Justice Katju

Although there may not be direct proof, but it is almost certain that 90% of it went to Sonia Gandhi’s Swiss Bank accounts or some other secret haven where she has stacked it it. After all she was the real Prime Minister from 2004 to 2014, and Manmohan Singh was only a puppet. So even if there is no direct evidence of Sonia’s corruption, there is strong circumstantial evidence, and people have even been hanged on circumstantial evidence.