The court observes the matter as a breach of contract, not a criminal offence The Calcutta High Court has quashed a 2018 criminal case against Bollywood actress Zareen Khan, relating to her alleged failure to appear as a guest artist at a Kali Puja event in November 2018. The case was filed by Phoenix Talent Management, claiming that Khan breached her contractual obligation after receiving a payment of INR 12 lakh, resulting in a reported loss of INR 42 crores for the agency. The complaint accused Khan and her associates of conspiracy, criminal breach of trust, cheating, and issuing threats…
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Hailey and Justin Bieber have silenced rumors of a split with subtle yet powerful moves on social media during their recent winter vacation in Aspen, Colorado. On Tuesday, Hailey shared a carousel of photos from their snowy retreat, including a candid snap of Justin dozing off in a black beanie, sunglasses, and a leather jacket. The post, with a playful tone, reassured fans that the couple’s bond is intact. The picture came at a pivotal moment after rumors of a breakup arose when fans noticed that Justin’s account had unfollowed Hailey’s, sparking speculations. However, Justin quickly addressed the issue, explaining…
The beloved animated sitcom “Family Guy” is making a grand return after a long hiatus in 2024. Season 23 of “Family Guy” will premiere on February 16 on FOX. The announcement was made via the official Family Guy page, which shared a teaser image of Peter Griffin spotting a billboard reading, “Family Guy is back February 16.” Fans quickly celebrated the news, eagerly anticipating the show’s return to the Animation Domination lineup. What’s New in Season 23? Season 23 promises plenty of surprises for fans. The show will feature: A parody episode of “Top Gun: Maverick.” A new twist involving…
Renowned actor and director Yasir Nawaz recently addressed the persistent rumors about a second marriage, making a heartfelt announcement. During his appearance on a TV show, Yasir clarified that he has no intention of marrying again. He said, “I want to announce to the whole world that I am very happy with my wife Nida, and I will never marry again.” He emphasized that his wife and children are his source of joy and contentment, putting the rumors to rest. Yasir Nawaz and Nida Yasir are celebrated as a power couple in the entertainment industry. While Yasir has built a…
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has rejected the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) arrest warrant for its leaders, calling it “politically motivated.” This statement follows ICC’s chief prosecutor announcing that he is seeking warrants against senior Taliban leaders over the persecution of women, which he described as a crime against humanity. In its response, the Taliban’s foreign ministry stated that the decision, like many others by the ICC, was “devoid of a fair legal basis, is a matter of double standards, and politically motivated.” The Taliban also criticized the ICC for ignoring war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by foreign…
Russia’s Ministry of Defence announced that its air defences successfully repelled a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack overnight, intercepting and destroying 121 drones targeting 13 regions, including Moscow. Six drones were destroyed over the Moscow region, including one over the capital itself, while others targeted areas near Ukraine’s border and the Kursk region, where Ukrainian troops hold some land. The Ryazan region was also hit by 20 drones, reportedly causing damage to an oil storage depot and a power station, although these reports are unverified. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s air force claimed it shot down 25 of the 58 Russian drones launched in…
Trump Administration Begins Major Crackdown on Illegal Immigration US authorities, under President Donald Trump’s second administration, have arrested 538 migrants and deported hundreds in a large-scale operation. The deportations were carried out using military aircraft, marking what is described as the largest deportation operation in US history. Trump, who campaigned on a promise to tighten immigration controls, began his second term by signing executive orders aimed at overhauling US immigration policy. In Newark, New Jersey, Mayor Ras J. Baraka condemned a raid conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, stating that it involved the detention of both undocumented residents…
Zaheer Mahmood Sentenced to 30 Years for Attempted Murder A Paris court has sentenced Pakistani national Zaheer Mahmood to 30 years in prison for attempting to murder two people outside the former offices of Charlie Hebdo in 2020. Mahmood believed that the satirical newspaper was still located at the site, which had been targeted years earlier for publishing controversial cartoons. However, Charlie Hebdo had relocated following a deadly 2015 attack by Al-Qaeda-linked gunmen. Mahmood, who illegally entered France in 2019, was convicted of attempted murder and terrorist conspiracy. He will also be banned from entering France once he serves his…
Prime Minister Keir Starmer Calls It a “National Crisis” Britain is grappling with a dangerous rise in teenage knife crime, which Prime Minister Keir Starmer has labeled a “national crisis.” The crisis has led to the loss of young lives, often at the hands of others of the same age, in an increasingly violent knife culture. Rhys, who was recruited by a drug gang at the age of eight, recounted the loss of friends due to violence, including one who was fatally stabbed in his arms. A decade ago, after witnessing his best friend’s death from a stabbing, Rhys decided…
Practitioners Keep Low Profile to Avoid Arrest and Public Shaming Amid Government-Led Campaigns DUSHANBE: In Tajikistan, a woman cautiously opens her apartment door, letting out a waft of incense. “I’m not taking on new clients; it could be a set-up,” she says, closing and locking the door. Tajikistan, a predominantly Muslim country, has recently launched a crackdown against fortune-tellers, clairvoyants, mediums, and “witches.” Practitioners of the occult are keeping a low profile to avoid arrest and public shaming due to a government-led campaign. Tajik police have escalated raids against those they accuse of being “parasites engaged in some of the…
