Diljit Dosanjh charged Re 1 fees for playing Jaswant Singh Khalra's role in 'Satluj', reveals director Honey Trehan: 'He stood up from his chair, touched the script to his forehead' | Hindi Movie News

Diljit Dosanjh charged Re 1 fees for playing Jaswant Singh Khalra’s role in ‘Satluj’, reveals director Honey Trehan: ‘He stood up from his chair, touched the script to his forehead’ | Hindi Movie News

Caught in a prolonged censorship battle and removed from ZEE5 within 48 hours of its release, Diljit Dosanjh‘s ‘Satluj’ has remained in the news. Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the film, director Honey Trehan has now revealed that Diljit charged just Re 1 for the project, and did not accept his usual fee after learning…

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Sunidhi Chauhan: 'You were my first crush': Sunidhi Chauhan's confession got Amitabh Bachchan's heartwinning reply, leaves the singer blush- Watch | Hindi Movie News

Sunidhi Chauhan: ‘You were my first crush’: Sunidhi Chauhan’s confession got Amitabh Bachchan’s heartwinning reply, leaves the singer blush- Watch | Hindi Movie News

‘You were my first crush’: Sunidhi Chauhan’s confession got Amitabh Bachchan’s heartwinning reply, leaves the singer blush- Watch Sunidhi Chauhan is set to appear on Amitabh Bachchan‘s popular quiz show, ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati 18’, and the latest promo has fans buzzing. In it, the singer has made an endearing confession about having a crush on…

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A California reservoir forecasting system could add enough usable water to save $100 million to $200 million a year without building a new reservoir, a study estimates

A California reservoir forecasting system could add enough usable water to save $100 million to $200 million a year without building a new reservoir, a study estimates

Representative Image (AI-generated) California’s water problem is often framed around the need for more storage, new infrastructure and expensive construction. But a new study suggests that part of the answer may already be sitting behind the state’s existing dams. By using better weather and water forecasts to decide when reservoirs should release or retain water,…

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A livestream from Greenland’s UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord captured a mammoth iceberg rolling over and exposing its blue underside

A livestream from Greenland’s UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord captured a mammoth iceberg rolling over and exposing its blue underside

Photo: MonaHansen1/ TikTok (Enhanced for clarity using AI) A livestream from Greenland’s UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord caught one of nature’s most dramatic tricks: a mammoth iceberg slowly rolling over and exposing the blue underside that had been hidden below the waterline. The moment, filmed off the coast of Ilulissat on July 25, quickly spread online because…

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Guyana planted more than 500,000 mangroves along its coast; 5 to 11 years later restored forests were already supporting fish communities similar to natural mangroves |

Guyana planted more than 500,000 mangroves along its coast; 5 to 11 years later restored forests were already supporting fish communities similar to natural mangroves |

Turuépano National Park. Image Credit: Wikipedia Guyana’s mangrove restoration programme planted more than 500,000 seedlings along 8 km of coastline, and a study published in Restoration Ecology has found that restored forests aged between 5 and 11 years were already supporting fish communities similar to those in natural mangroves. Researchers compared restored and naturally regenerated…

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In 1930 she took her first college course during the Great Depression, in 2007, she finally received her Bachelor's degree: How Nola Ochs became one of 'world's oldest graduate'?

In 1930 she took her first college course during the Great Depression, in 2007, she finally received her Bachelor’s degree: How Nola Ochs became one of ‘world’s oldest graduate’?

When 21-year-old Alexandra walked across the stage at Fort Hays State University in 2007 to collect her bachelor’s degree, she had a rather unusual fellow graduate beside her. Her grandmother, Nola Ochs, was also receiving a degree that day. The difference was that Alexandra was 21 and Ochs was 95.For Ochs, the ceremony marked the…

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‘Highest highs to the lowest lows’: Ben Stokes reflects on ‘mad 15 years’ after retirement, posts emotional farewell message | Cricket News

A few days after bringing down the curtain on his international career, Ben Stokes posted a farewell message on social media, thanking his teammates, supporters and everyone who was part of his journey during what he called a “mad 15 years”.Stokes announced his retirement during the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. Moments…

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