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Juhi Chawla wishes ‘King for the World’ Shah Rukh Khan on his 61st birthday: ‘Still one of the most generous and humble people around’ | Hindi Movie News

Juhi Chawla wishes ‘King for the World’ Shah Rukh Khan on his 61st birthday: ‘Still one of the most generous and humble people around’ Juhi Chawla has sent warm birthday wishes to her long-time friend, former co-star and business partner Shah Rukh Khan, who turned 61 on November 2. Calling him the “King for the…

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No election for IOA Athletes’ Commission as all 10 candidates declared unopposed | More sports News

Manjeet Singh and Kidambi Srikanth NEW DELHI: The Indian Olympic Association’s (IOA) Athletes’ Commission election, scheduled for November 3, will not be held after all 10 candidates for the five male and five female positions were declared elected unopposed.In a revised notification issued on Monday, Electoral Officer (RO) Sanjay Kumar Srivastava confirmed that there was…

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New York volunteers spent seven years preparing six 175-pound reef balls for Eastchester Bay; weeks after the October 2026 installation, divers spotted fish, crabs and shrimp sheltering among oyster-covered structures

(Image credit: Sally Connolly/ Bronx Times) Volunteer efforts and years of research aimed at restoring the oyster population in the waters of Eastchester Bay have, after seven years, come to fruition. On October 9, 2026, volunteers with City Island Oyster Reef carried six concrete reef balls into the bay, near Delmour’s Point, marking the organisation’s…

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UGC NET 2026: NTA opens correction facility for December session, 9.75 lakh candidates complete fee payment

UGC NET 2026: NTA announces correction dates, exam city slip and admit card release schedule UGC NET December 2026: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is opening the application correction window for the UGC NET December 2026 examination today, November 2. Candidates who have successfully submitted their online application forms can access the correction facility through…

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Aries Horoscope Today, November 03, 2026: Will romance, creativity, and new opportunities brighten your day

General:The Moon in Leo in your fifth house influences the day all day, drawing attention to enjoyment, learning and personal expectations. A creative task or encouraging conversation about a child’s progress could lift your mood, though distraction remains possible. Retrograde Saturn in Pisces in your twelfth house marks the first phase of Sade Sati, a…

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Salman Khan wishes Shah Rukh Khan on his 61st birthday with ‘Tu Mil Jaaye’ post: ‘Hamesha Jawaan raho the King, yeh meri dua hai’ |

Salman Khan wishes Shah Rukh Khan on his 61st birthday with ‘Tu Mil Jaaye’ post: ‘Hamesha Jawaan raho the King, yeh meri dua hai’ After several celebrities, Salman Khan has now wished Shah Rukh Khan on his 61st birthday. The ‘Ek Tha Tiger’ star took to social media to send his greetings to his long-time…

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Dilpreet Singh scores brace as India thrash South Korea 8-0 to finish Asian Champions Trophy league stage unbeaten | Hockey News

India vs Korea (Photo by Hockey India) Five-time champions India produced a dominant performance to thrash South Korea 8-0 in their final round-robin match of the Asian Champions Trophy on Monday. The win extended India’s unbeaten run in the tournament and helped them finish at the top of the standings with a perfect 15 points…

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French fries dipped in Punjabi kadhi? Food creator shares his mother’s unusual 1970s food experiment that became a family favourite |

Food creator shares his mother’s unusual 1970s food experiment that became a family favourite Food combinations that bring two different food cultures together often get people talking online. And sometimes, the most unusual pairings have been part of someone’s kitchen for years. A recent Instagram video has introduced food lovers to one such combination: Punjabi…

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IISc develops 3D-printed model to study how cancer drugs penetrate tumours | India News

BENGALURU: Researchers from IISc have developed a low-cost, 3D-printed device that could help scientists understand why cancer drugs are less effective in deeper regions of solid tumours.The device recreates the nutrient- and oxygen-deprived conditions found inside tumours and allows researchers to examine how cancer cells respond to drugs at different depths.The platform, developed by researchers…

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