Taylor Swift Wedding: Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding schedule CONFIRMED: From rehearsal dinner to reception |

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding schedule confirmed.Image credits: Instagram Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, the engaged American royalty, will turn a new leaf into the chapter of love, warmth, and marriage. As the rumoured nuptials date of July 3, 2026, nears, the wedding bells have started ringing across the internet, with fans gushing over…

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Eurasian lynx photographed for the first time in Sikkim, Representing only 2nd photographic record of species in the eastern Himalayan region | India News

Forest & Environment Department, Sikkim Govt, and WWF-India NEW DELHI: In what represents only the second photographic record of Eurasian lynx — a medium-sized wild cat distinguished by its characteristic ear tufts and short tail — in the entire eastern Himalayan region, the species was photographed by a camera trap deployed at 5,250 metres on…

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‘Indian-American endorsing a Pakistani-American’: US Congressman Ro Khanna backs Democratic candidate Aisha Farooqi

Aisha Farooqi posted on X and captioned: “Grateful to have congressman @RoKhanna join us on the campaign trail here in Michigan!” US Congressman Ro Khanna has publicly backed Democratic congressional candidate Aisha Farooqi, saying, “Now you’ve got an Indian American endorsing a Pakistani American,” during a seated conversation.The exchange took place in a 58-second video…

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‘Kala Hiran’ makers respond to Salman Khan’s petition, say the film hasn’t been sent to CBFC for certification, hearing adjourned till Monday |

Actor Salman Khan‘s petition against the makers of the upcoming film Kala Hiran was heard by the Delhi High Court on Friday. The matter has now been adjourned until Monday after the filmmakers assured the court that neither the film nor its trailer would be released before the next hearing.During the proceedings, counsel representing the…

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Global AMR Fund picks 12 Indian innovations to tackle antibiotic resistance in environment | India News

BENGALURU: Twelve Indian startups and research institutions have been selected for funding and mentoring under a joint India-UK programme to develop technologies aimed at tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the environment, an increasingly recognised public health challenge.The winners were announced under the 2025-26 call of the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms’ (C-CAMP) programme on…

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China to open the world’s first robot-run hotel in 2027: No receptionists, no housekeepers, no room service staff | World News

Checking into a hotel has traditionally meant being greeted by reception staff, assisted with luggage and served by teams working behind the scenes. A new project in southern China aims to challenge that familiar experience. Scheduled to open in 2027 on the WestArtificial Island of the Shenzhen–Zhongshan Link in Guangdong Province, the hotel is being…

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Jr NTR’s film with Trivikram Srinivas sparks row over Lord Murugan’s origins in tagline ‘Born in the North’ | Telugu Movie News

The highly anticipated reunion of global star Jr NTR and wizard of words Trivikram Srinivas has hit a turbulent wave of online controversy shortly after its blockbuster announcement. While fans were ecstatic to see the duo team up again after Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava, a cryptic teaser poster featuring a weapon resembling Lord Murugan’s Vel…

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Bengaluru Daycare Abuse: Evening news wrap: FIR against five caregivers in Bengaluru daycare abuse case; Russia imports Indian gasoline as Ukraine strikes cause fuel shortages & more | India News

Bengaluru daycare abuse case: FIR filed against five caregivers over alleged mistreatment of toddlers. Russia imports Indian gasoline as Ukrainian strikes trigger fuel shortages and rising prices. France-US climate row erupts after Paris official blames America’s AC culture for warming. Tamil Nadu TVK and DMK trade horse-trading allegations amid MLA poaching claims. Seven IPL teams…

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People laughed when Canada built bridges for wildlife, then 250,000 animals used them and road deaths dropped by over 80% |

Building bridges for bears, wolves and elk sounded like an expensive fantasy when Canadian officials first proposed the idea in the 1990s. Many critics questioned whether wild animals would ever use specially designed crossings over one of the busiest highways in the Canadian Rockies, while some even mocked the proposal as a waste of taxpayers’…

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