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The Tribune Editorial: Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen Anil Chauhan has hit the nail on the head: today’s warfare has to be fought with tomorrow’s technology, not with yesterday’s weapon systems.

Nelson Mandela (July 18, 1918-Dec 5, 2013)

Akshay Oberoi is poised to make his international debut. He's in the US, reportedly landing a role in a prestigious Hollywood project after auditioning for a high-profile series or film. Sources indicate preparations are underway for this major opportunity.

Anupam Kher's directorial debut, 'Tanvi The Great,' centers on an autistic girl's journey, inspired by his niece. He prioritizes awareness and views autism as a superpower. The film, made with a significant budget and lauded by Robert De Niro, features a debutant lead and aims to inspire, despite box office challenges.

Rs 80 crore reportedly spent since 2018

The Naga voice on repatriation is all about human remains still incarcerated within the walls of institutions.

The Tribune Editorial: Bangladesh has not merely razed an old structure, but a vital chapter of the subcontinent’s shared cultural heritage.

The Tribune Editorial: The SIT has sought time to examine the gadgets, even though all it needs to do is consult an English dictionary.

How is it that in digital arrest cases, banks never looked at suspicious transactions of huge withdrawals or deposits.

Their decline is not just about outdated infrastructure, but also about how entertainment itself has become a solitary habit, dressed up as luxury

Embrace bold colors and quick-drying fabrics for monsoon style. Layer with transparent waterproof jackets, and choose shorter hemlines. Waterproof accessories and makeup are crucial.

Shortens breeding cycle to 39 months

The Tribune Editorial: The Guinness World Records denied him the title of the first centenarian to complete a marathon due to lack of a birth certificate from 1911, but Fauja needed no parchment to prove his worth.

The Tribune Editorial: A 20-year-old college student set herself ablaze after no action was taken on her complaint of sexual harassment.

The likes of Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein trusted their own intelligence, sharpened it, worked on it. They became what they were without AI.

Religion has always been at the core of politics in Punjab. Sikhs have dominated the political scenario since the reorganisation of the state in 1966.

Hindu Widows’ Re-marriage Act comes into force in colonial India (July 16, 1856)

Hindi cinema is experiencing a resurgence of diverse love stories. *Metro... In Dino* explores urban relationships. *Saiyaara* offers a passionate, emotional narrative. *Param Sundari* and *Dhadak 2* are expected to release soon. OTT platforms are also showcasing romantic content.

Kumaraswami Kamaraj (July 15, 1903-Oct 2, 1975)

Member Secretaries of HSPCB, HWRA served notices for failing to submit compliance reports regarding discharge of untreated industrial effluent in Panipat

The British Museum is presenting its exhibition Ancient India: Living Traditions as a celebration of shared culture. This is not cultural diplomacy; it is state-funded imperial nostalgia.

The Tribune Editorial: The intense, healthy rivalry between Sinner and Alcaraz is the best thing that has happened in the world of men’s tennis after the long reign of the Big Three — Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic

The Tribune Editorial: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah dramatically scaled the locked gate of the Martyrs’ Graveyard in Srinagar when he was prevented from attending the solemn function by the UT administration.

The Chinese will definitely seek to "capture" the institution of the Dalai Lama when he passes away.

Mohit Suri's new film, Saiyaara, a personal love story, marks a debut for new talent, including Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. He prioritizes emotional impact over modern trends, trusting in the timeless nature of love, and is collaborating with Yash Raj Films on this project.