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Gulshan Grover does not only play Heer’s loving mama in Heer Express, but off-screen too he mentors newbie Divita Juneja

HSPCB acted against 139 such units in a year; shut 80 of them

India did not attack Pakistan, as PM Sharif claims. The 1965 war was carefully planned by Pakistan, assessing multiple factors.

The Tribune Editorial: Skipper Harmanpreet and head coach Craig Fulton have set their sights on the 2026 World Cup

The Tribune Editorial: Mehul Choksi, accused in the Rs 13,500-cr PNB scam, continues to evade Indian courts by exploiting legal loopholes abroad.

Curiously, Shehbaz Sharif will be visiting Japan in October — the first visit in 20 years by a serving Pakistani PM.

Karan Aujla will be the second Punjabi artist to perform on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. This is a significant achievement for Punjabi pop culture, representing Aujla's journey to global recognition after topping international charts. His performance on September 9th celebrates Punjabi music's growing global influence.

To boost connectivity between business hubs

The Tribune Editorial: New Delhi should not raise its hopes too high as Trump continues to be upset about India buying oil from Russia.

The harsh reality is that jail, not bail, has become the rule, even though it violates the fundamental right of liberty.

From Assam emerged a voice that flowed like a timeless river, crossing borders and cultures, carrying with it the spirit of humanity.

The Tribune Editorial: Even Chief Justices — Sanjiv Khanna and BR Gavai— have recently stepped aside. Such inconsistency sends mixed signals on transparency.

An ambulance crashed into a gorge on the Hoshiarpur-Chintpurni road, killing three: an elderly cardiac patient and his two sons-in-law. The patient's daughter and the driver were seriously injured. The ambulance was transporting the patient to Ludhiana from a hospital in Tanda, HP, when the accident occurred near Manguwal.

Hangover cures vary globally, from Indian rasam to German rollmops. A new Indian snack brand launched anti-hangover chips containing turmeric, ginger, and green tea antioxidants, endorsed by Varun Dhawan. These chips aim to offer convenient hangover relief, bridging tradition and innovation.

Have our methods of dealing with exacerbating disasters altered in any way since the time we were colonial subjects?

The British took a great liking to the Indian curry, carrying it back home and to other parts of the world

Speedy, cost-effective consumer justice calls for filling up vacancies of adjudicating members, and not introducing the trappings of civil courts

Choice is clear: Continue cycle of speed & spectacle or commit to roads that respect mountain geology

Board initiates closure action against 21 facilities in Panipat, Karnal districts

Rajat Verma is transforming his physique for his role in 'Itti Si Khushi.' He's building muscle to portray a character with a strong presence. Despite disliking intense workouts, he's embracing disciplined training and diet changes to prepare. It's been a challenging but necessary part of his preparation.

Filmmaker Aditya Kripalani's new film, starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, started with an Instagram comment. Shot across two continents via video calls, the pandemic-born project features Siddiqui as an actor and has received positive festival reviews, with a theatrical release planned. Kripalani, an FTII graduate, emphasizes the film's focus on storytelling and collective viewing experiences.

Ex-CJI Verma case, in which the family could not win, exemplifies gap between legal standards and public expectations

India’s bid to host the 2030 Commonwealth Sport is aimed at gaining prominence, with eye on Olympics

The former Vice President's application has turned the spotlight on benefits and perks for former legislators

The 2025 Haryana Wildlife (Protection) Rules require reporting dangerous/diseased Schedule I animals to officials, who notify the Chief Wildlife Warden. Hunting and wildlife use for research needs Chief Wildlife Warden approval and fees. Plant-related activities also require permits and fees. Arms licenses near protected areas require registration. Strict controls are imposed on taxidermists/dealers. Seized items are destroyed by incineration with a committee present.