Police receive call about blast near Israel embassy, search underway

Police and fire department officials are at the spot and a search operation is under way

Feel fortunate I can relate to a wide spectrum of people: Adarsh Gourav

Film Kho Gaye Hum Kahan that released today is a story of three friends navigating life and romance in the age of social media

Intelligent and Outstanding: Tinnu Anand’s Praise for ‘Salaar’ Director

As 'Salaar' hits theatres today, actor Tinnu Anand, the only North Indian in 'Salaar', praises South Indian hospitality and his extensive work in South Indian films

IPL 2024 auction: Kushagra most expensive for Delhi Capitals, who focus on wicketkeepers

The bidding war for Kushagra between Gujarat Titans and Delhi Capitals was intense with the latter finally acquiring him; DC also pick Shai Hope, Tristan Stubbs and Ricky Bhui as wicketkeepers as talks of Pant leaving the franchise gain ground

Sakshi Malik quits wrestling after Brij Bhushan aide elected

Wrestlers who protested against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh express disappointment with Olympic medallist Sakshi Malik quitting the sport following election of Sanjay Kumar Singh, an ally of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh

Sanjay Kumar Singh new wrestling body chief

Sanjay Kumar Singh, a confidante of ousted president Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, becomes the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president after winning with a 40-7 majority in the elections held in the Capital

I developed habit of spending the entire day on cricket field since childhood: Sameer Rizvi

Uncapped Meerut batsman Sameer Rizvi, who earned a Rs 8.4 crore IPL deal with Chennai Super Kings, says he was initiated into cricket at the age of five and the proximity of his uncle's academy to his home made him spend full days there and get bred on the game

Tackling deepfakes: Urgent need for tech solutions and legal reforms

A recent instance of deepfake content, in which visuals of actor Rashmika Mandanna were cloned, has once again brought to light the consequences of unregulated access to A1; experts say the war against information can only be fought with education and stringent legal reforms