Vance Likely To Visit In March

United States (US) Vice President JD Vance and Indian-origin Second Lady Usha Vance will visit India this month, American news portal Politico reported, even as people familiar with the matter said that no dates have been firmed up as yet for the possible visit.

When Zendaya Calmed a 'Crazy' Robert

Actor Robert Pattinson recently recalled how preparing for a day of shooting for his upcoming film The Drama, left him feeling utterly exasperated until co-actor Zendaya calmed him down.

Survey Begins on International Flight Demand

Over four months after the Punjab and Haryana high court (HC) questioned Punjab and the Union government for failing to introduce more than two international flights from Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport even as it was commissioned a decade back, Chandigarh International Airport Authority Limited (CHIAL) on Wednesday started a public survey to explore demand for direct international flights from here.

Driver Assaulted by Robbers, Succumbs to Injuries

A man, identified as Fakir Chand, 55, a resident of Patiala district, succumbed to injuries at Jalandhar civil hospital on Wednesday morning after being assaulted by unknown robbers, police said.

Angelina Makes Son Pax 'Sign a Contract' After Multiple Road Crashes?

Pax Jolie-Pitt, the son of actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, has reportedly been scared straight by his recent road accidents.

Parl Panel Report: Major Constraints in Implementing Jal Jeevan Mission

At least 17 states still face \"major constraints and problems\" in implementing the Jal Jeevan Mission, a marquee programme to connect every rural household with a tap-water connection, slowing its progress, a parliamentary standing committee said in a report tabled in both houses on Tuesday.

Sahney: Crop Diversification Crucial for Punjab's Devp

Aam Aadmi Party's Rajya Sabha member Vikramjit Sahney on Wednesday said crop diversification, agriculture processing, industrial infrastructure and skill training were crucial for the development of Punjab.

Stalin Leads Protests Against 'Saffron' NEP

Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin on Wednesday led a state-wide protest against the Union government amid a raging uproar over the National Education Policy (NEP), which he dubbed as a \"saffron policy\" aimed at developing Hindi and not the nation, and the proposed delimitation exercise, which he claimed was a sword hanging over south India.

Apple's Height: Transforming Ludhiana's Skyline with One Centrum

Ludhiana is entering a new era of commercial excellence with One Centrum—a visionary project by Apple's Height, redefining the way businesses, luxury, and lifestyle converge.