Selena Gomez celebrates 34th birthday with Italian cuisine; Benny Blanco shares cooking clip: ‘That’s the best thing I’ve tasted’ |

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco cook Italian cuisine for her 34th birthday. (Image credits: Instagram) Selena Gomez celebrated her 34th birthday on a cosy trip to Italy while making delicious dishes with her husband, Benny Blanco. The 38-year-old record producer shared a glimpse of the actress-singer on his Instagram. Documenting the ‘Rare’ hitmaker’s cooking skills,…

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Scrap all existing inter-state border check posts within six months, parl panel to transport ministry | India News

It also asked Centre to prevail upon six states to close border check posts that they are still operating. NEW DELHI: The Centre should scrap all existing inter-state border check posts within six months and replace the All India Tourist Permit with a unified All India Passenger Permit within a year, a parliamentary panel has…

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Arbaaz Khan stunned as unidentified man breaches security and gets into his car, forcefully pulled out later in viral video |

Actor-producer Arbaaz Khan was recently in Kolkata and experienced a security scare when an unidentified man allegedly managed to enter his vehicle. According to reports, the incident took place as Arbaaz was leaving an event in the city. Videos that have surfaced on the internet, show the actor making his way towards his car while…

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Terror associate, habitual drug peddler detained in Awantipora by J&K police | India News

NEW DELHI: Police in Jammu and Kashmir’s Awantipora area have booked a terror associate under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) and detained a habitual drug peddler under the Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (PIT-NDPS) Act, officials said on Friday.The terror associate, identified as Suhail Farooq Lone alias Sahba, a…

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In 1795, a teenager’s discovery of an odd depression in the ground on Oak Island started a treasure hunt that remains unsolved |

Standing at the edge of one of history’s most expensive unsolved mysteries. Image Credits: Nova Scotia Archives For some reason, there’s something about an unsolved mystery that the human brain can’t leave alone. Few unsolved mysteries have proved quite so stubbornly irresistible as a small, odd depression in the earth on a Canadian island that…

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Emraan Hashmi’s film shoot in Haridwar faces trouble, the ‘cafe and bar’ signboard triggers uproar, video goes viral |

Emraan Hashmi’s film shoot in Haridwar sparked controversy after locals objected to a “Cafe & Bar” signboard on the set, calling it disrespectful to the holy city. A video of the heated argument went viral on social media. Emraan is yet to issue any statement on the matter. Emraan Hashmi‘s film shoot faced trouble as…

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ICE agents spotted at Atlanta airport after Donald Trump’s threat — how did travellers react?

Federal immigration agents were deployed Monday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport as long security lines and staffing shortages continue during the ongoing government shutdown.Agents with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement are assisting Transportation Security Administration officers after thousands of unpaid TSA workers called out sick, creating major delays at checkpoints over the weekend, CBS News…

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China shoe factory fire leaves ‘heavy human losses’ as rescuers battle blaze

A major fire at a footwear factory in China’s eastern Fujian province caused “heavy human losses” on Thursday, state media reported, as rescue teams continued search and firefighting operations.The blaze broke out at around 12.04 pm at a shoe factory in Jiangtou Village, Chendai Township, in Jinjiang city, according to Xinhua. CCTV reported that several…

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US scientists are tagging sharks with ocean sensors; every time they surface, data is sent by satellite to help forecast how strongly hurricanes may intensify

Aaron Carlisle grasps a white shark alongside a boat off the coast of Delaware (Reuters photo) Scientists in the US are testing an unusual way to collect ocean data that could eventually help improve hurricane forecasts, by using sharks as mobile ocean sensors.Researchers from the University of Delaware are attaching small electronic tags to sharks…

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