innocent lives lost

Radhika Sapra, 27, battles stage 4 ovarian cancer alone after losing her father and facing a childhood of abuse. Despite immense financial struggles and the cancer's recurrence, she finds strength in her partner, aunt, and a loyal friend. Her indomitable spirit shines through, a testament to hope amidst adversity.

A four-year-old boy, Shivam, missing for four years, was miraculously found by police during a child abduction investigation in Bihar. Traffickers had renamed him and raised him as their own. The reunion, occurring on the same day he disappeared, was deeply emotional, highlighting the dangers of crowded places for children.

A Blinkit delivery executive's quiet moment with a cricket bat, culminating in a tender kiss, has captivated hearts online. This simple act reveals a deep love for a postponed dream, resonating with many who understand the sacrifices made for responsibility and survival. The gesture highlights the enduring power of passion, even when dreams are set aside.

Bhopal police are actively searching for advocate Samarth Singh, husband of the deceased Twisha Sharma, offering a cash reward for his arrest. Teams are also working to prevent him from leaving the country. Twisha's family is demanding a second post-mortem at AIIMS Delhi, citing alleged investigation lapses and concerns over neutrality.

In a brilliant fusion of heartfelt family dynamics and exhilarating undercover escapades, 'Jagadhatri' continues to enthrall its viewers. The talented Sonakshi Batra portrays the titular character, whose unshakeable relationship with her beloved grandmother, Aaji—portrayed by the esteemed Suhita Thatte—adds an emotional depth to the unfolding drama.

Malayalam spy thriller 'Patriot,' reuniting Mohanlal and Mammootty, has garnered positive reviews alongside some mixed reactions. Mammootty addressed the varied opinions, emphasizing the film's relevant theme of lost privacy. Despite critical feedback, the movie is performing strongly at the box office, with impressive opening weekend collections both domestically and overseas.

SNL's Kam Patterson hilariously mocked Klay Thompson on Weekend Update, questioning his NBA career and comparing him to "dirt" after his public breakup with Megan Thee Stallion. The segment went viral, highlighting the rapid shift from Thompson's championship status to a comedic punchline, while also touching on the real-world consequences of online gossip for WNBA player Lexie Brown.

In a fervent plea, the North East Students’ Organisation (Neso) has expressed deep distress over the ongoing turmoil in Manipur, calling for urgent measures to cease the violence. They emphasize the need for peace restoration and the unbearable pain inflicted on the community.

India marked the first anniversary of the horrific Pahalgam terror attack with Prime Minister Modi and the Army vowing unwavering resolve. The nation remembers the 26 innocent lives lost, with a strong message that terror will not succeed. India's decisive response, 'Operation Sindoor,' and subsequent 'Operation Mahadev' neutralized perpetrators, ensuring justice.

One year after the Pahalgam terror attack, actress Rupali Ganguly and Isha Koppikar have remembered the innocent lives lost. Ganguly stated that anger persists for the victims. She also previously criticized those silent during Operation Sindoor. India will not forget the attack. The nation stands with its army.

US Ambassador to India condemned the Pahalgam terror attack on its one-year anniversary, reaffirming Washington's support for India's fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi also paid tribute, vowing that India will never bow to terror. The attack led to Indian military operations targeting terror infrastructure.

Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri marked the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack with a poignant tribute, remembering the 26 lives tragically lost. As he prepares to direct 'Operation Sindoor,' inspired by India's military response, his words underscored the profound human cost of terrorism and our collective duty to remember those whose lives were brutally interrupted. Read on to know more in detail.

A visibly disturbed 20-year-old youth from Uttarakhand stole a PMPML bus in Pune and drove it for 1.5km through crowded streets. The incident revived memories of a similar fatal incident in 2012. Police intercepted the youth, who appeared unable to answer questions and claimed to be searching for a driver's job in Mumbai.

Actress Namitha Pramod is in deep sorrow following the untimely death of her makeup artist, Bijeesh Balan, in the recent Mundathikode fireworks disaster. Known for his warm heart and dedication, Bijeesh had been an integral part of Namitha's journey for more than eight years, making this loss feel profoundly personal.

Rai’s frames documented India's biggest names but also the song of struggling India, with washermen, wrestlers, construction workers, and cart pullers also becoming the subjects of iconic photos.

NFL reporter Dianna Russini has resigned following a scandal involving photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel. The images, taken at a resort, ignited widespread speculation and accusations online. Russini and Vrabel stated the photos were innocent, but public pressure led to her departure. The incident raises questions about privacy and the impact of social media on personal lives.

India has voiced strong concerns at the United Nations regarding threats to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Ambassador Harish P emphasized the vital importance of maritime security for India's energy and economic interests. He condemned attacks on civilian maritime activity and called for the immediate restoration of safe navigation.

Comedian Samay Raina has resurfaced with a YouTube video, 'Still Alive,' detailing the 'worst phase' of his life following the India's Got Latent controversy. He expressed deep remorse and mental distress, recalling his mother's loving concern as a pivotal emotional moment. The video addresses his struggles and seeks to offer hope.

An exhibition at the Iranian embassy in Delhi showcases children's drawings recovered from a missile-struck school in Minab, Iran, where 155 people, mostly children, died. The 'Minab Children Still Draw the Sun' exhibition aims to draw global attention to the innocent lives lost in the conflict, displaying the children's artwork alongside their photographs.