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A fan page shared this photo. (Image courtesy: aryankhanfanclub)HighlightsA fan page shared a video of Aryan Khan singing with a friend The clip features Aryan playing a guitar while singing Attention He can be seen dressed in a white t-shirt and camouflage jacketNew Delhi: Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri's eldest son Aryan Khan occupied a spot on the list of trends on Tuesday after a video of him singing Charlie Puth's Attention surfaced on the Internet. The video is going crazy viral on social media with several fan clubs resharing it on their respective profile and we are not at all surprised because the clip is a perfect example of Aryan Khan's amazing singing skills. It features Aryan Khan, dressed in a white t-shirt and camouflage jacket, playing guitar and singing Attention w...

India vs Australia: R Ashwin dismissed Josh Hazlewood to pick up his 192nd wicket of a left-hander.© AFP India's Ravichandran Ashwin on Tuesday became the bowler to dismiss the most left-handers in Test cricket when he bowled Josh Hazlewood in Australia's second innings in the second Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Ashwin has now dismissed 192 left-handers,

Republic TV editor Arnab Goswami was arrested by Mumbai Police last month in a separate case (File)Mumbai: Republic TV editor Arnab Goswami paid "lakhs" to senior officials of TV ratings agency BARC, including former CEO Partho Dasgupta, to manipulate the channel's TRP (television rating point), Mumbai Police alleged in a remand note submitted to a magistrate's court on Monday.The police also alleged that Mr Dasgupta - who was arrested last week - was the "mastermind" and fudged viewership numbers and data for financial gain. The police made the claims while requesting further custody of the former CEO in order to ascertain if more such payments were made.The note alleged Mr Goswami paid Mr Dasgupta and another senior BARC official - former COO Romil Ramgarhia, who is accused of "provid

New Delhi: Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar today said the new farm laws have received widespread acceptance across the country and expressed hope of a resolution to the farmers' protest that has been raging outside the borders of the national capital for more than a month. Another round of talks with Farmer Unions is likely to be held tomorrow.Some people have tried to mislead farmer unions about the three new farm laws, he said at a meeting of Confederation of NGOs of Rural India or CNRI. Source link

IND vs AUS Live: Umesh Yadav celebrates a dismissal during Day 3 of the second Test.© Twitter India have put in a good start, with Umesh Yadav grabbing an early wicket against Australia, on Day 3 of the ongoing second Test match, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The pacer registered the dismissal of Joe Burns early on, as the home side looks to stage a turnaround.

Coronavirus vaccine Covishield was developed by AstraZeneca and the Oxford University (File)New Delhi: The Oxford coronavirus vaccine will "protect 95 per cent of patients" and is "as effective as the Pfizer and Moderna" alternatives, Pascal Soriot, chief executive of AstraZeneca, told British daily The Sunday Times, adding scientists had figured out a "winning formula to get efficacy up there with everybody else".However, AstraZeneca, a British-Swedish pharma giant, has yet to release data confirming these claims. Interim results of Phase III trials released last month showed a 70 per cent efficacy rate as the average of two dosing regimens. One of these regimens - a half dose followed by a full dose - showed 90 per cent efficacy, while Pfizer's data showed 95 per cent and Moderna's 94...

COVID-19 wont be the last pandemic unless we tackle climate change, WHO has said.HighlightsAcross India, 279 deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours Maharashtra remains the worst-hit state Delhi saw lowest daily rise in Covid cases in four months on SaturdayNew Delhi: India's daily number of COVID-19 cases today stood at 18,732, the lowest since July 1, when 18,653 cases were recorded. Up to 279 deaths were recorded in the past 24 hours, taking the overall count since the outbreak in January to 1,47,622. The country's overall positive cases stood at 1,01,87,850, with 2,78,690 active cases. Delhi recorded 655 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours - the lowest in over four months - bringing a much-needed relief for the capital that had seen a sharp...

Amartya Sen said that the entire land occupied by him is registered in records (File)Kolkata: At the centre of a raging row over his family being in "illegal" possession of land at Visva Bharati, a livid Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has accused its vice chancellor of acting at the behest of the Centre "with its growing control over Bengal".Mr Sen was born in 1933 at Shantiniketan, which is home to Visva-Bharati, the university founded by Rabindranath Tagore, another Nobel prize recipient and literary giant from Bengal.Mr Sen, in a media statement late Friday, said the entire land occupied by him on the hallowed campus was registered on a long-term lease that was nowhere close to expiry."I could comment on the big gap between Shantiniketan culture and that of the V.C., empowered as he is b...

"I am ashamed of having associated with the party for 21 years": Suvendu AdhikariKolkata: Newly-inducted Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader in West Bengal, Suvendu Adhikari said on Saturday that he was ashamed of having associated with Trinamool Congress (TMC) for so long in his career.Addressing party workers at the BJP office, Mr Adhikari said, "The political party I had been associated earlier has no discipline now. It has turned into a company from a party. I am ashamed of having associated with the party for 21 years."The former West Bengal minister said that West Bengal needs the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "It is due to the self-sacrifice of Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee that we could live in West Bengal. Only the combination of BJP government at the centre and that i...

Protesting farmers have said they want the laws to be repealed. (File)HighlightsForty farm unions will hold a meeting today at 2 PM Centre on Sunday told farmers to choose next date for talks Today's meet comes after PM attacked opposition over farm lawsNew Delhi: Forty farm unions will hold a meeting today at 2 PM to chalk out their future course of action and take a decision on holding talks with the centre as the deadlock continues over the new agricultural laws. The agitation near Delhi borders, which began late November, has entered its 31st day. The fresh discussions between the farmers' representatives come a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi - in his strongest attack on the opposition since the beginning of the protests - stressed that farm...