The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has strongly condemned Diljit Dosanjh and the makers of ‘Sardaarji 3’ for casting Pakistani actress Hania Aamir, alleging she is 'anti-India'. FWICE has appealed to PM Modi for immediate action, urging a ban on the film's release in India and demanding the revocation of the filmmakers' passports.
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Tata Group is establishing India's first semiconductor fabrication facility in Dholera, Ahmedabad. Gujarat is supporting the project by building residential accommodations for Tata employees and vendors. The project includes 1,500 residential units, a fire station, school, hospital and desalination plant. The first chip production is expected by December 2026.
Rishabh Pant silenced his critics, including Sunil Gavaskar, with a remarkable century against England at Headingley, marking his seventh Test century and surpassing MS Dhoni's record for an Indian wicketkeeper. Pant attributed his success to hard work, focus, and disciplined adjustments to his game, showcasing his improved shot selection and mental approach after a mixed IPL season.
The Calcutta High Court has put a hold on the West Bengal government's interim relief program for terminated Group-C and Group-D employees of state-run schools until September 26. This follows a Supreme Court order from April 3 that ended their employment.
Rishabh Pant addressed the media ahead of the India-England Test series, expressing grief over the Ahmedabad plane crash and called for the nation to stand together. He also revealed Shubman Gill will bat at No.4 for the upcoming Test against England at Headingley. The series, named the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy, begins June 20 in Headingley, marking a new chapter in the rivalry.
Tensions escalate as Iranian missiles target Jerusalem, prompting strong Israeli response. An Israeli minister accuses Iran's Supreme Leader of ordering attacks on civilians, while officials claim air superiority over Tehran. Netanyahu announces Operation Rising Lion to neutralize Iran's nuclear capabilities, as Khamenei vows retaliation, escalating the conflict.
A law student from Jammu University, identified as Vishal Bhardwaj, tragically died after an apparent fall from his hostel terrace on Tuesday night. Fellow students discovered Bhardwaj unconscious near the building's rear. A resident of Katra, Reasi district, he had taken his final exam earlier that day.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for Raigad, Pune, and Satara districts, warning of extremely heavy rainfall. Mumbai is under an orange alert as persistent showers caused waterlogging and disrupted transportation. Since June 1st, rain-related incidents have tragically claimed 18 lives in Maharashtra, with 65 others injured.
India Post has announced the 4th merit list for GDS Recruitment 2025 on its website, indiapostgdsonline.gov.in, listing candidates selected for various Gramin Dak Sevak posts based on their Class 10 marks. Shortlisted candidates must now prepare for document verification, ensuring they have all required original documents and photocopies ready for submission as per the notification from their Divisional Head/Post Office.