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Archana Puran Singh brings up divorce during family holiday in London, tells Parmeet Sethi, ‘Iss baat pe divorce ho sakta hai’ | Bollywood News

Archana Puran Singh brings up divorce during family holiday in London, tells Parmeet Sethi, ‘Iss baat pe divorce ho sakta hai’ | Bollywood News

Archana Puran Singh celebrated the end of 2025 with her family in London. Joining the celebrations were Yogita Bihani, fiancee of Aaryamann Sethi, and Samiksha, who is dating Ayushmann Sethi. On New Year’s Eve, the family headed to London’s Winter Wonderland and shared glimpses of their experience while enjoying — and sometimes enduring — the various rides. Parmeet Sethi was in his ‘dad mode’, cracking jokes throughout the outing. One such joke was so outrageous that it even prompted Archana to exclaim, “Iss baat pe divorce ho sakta hai!” Entering Winter Wonderland, Archana compared the festive attraction to an Indian mela — only much larger and far colder. While the family has visited London several times before, this was their first time at Winter Wonderland, a visit that unfortunately left them disappointed, especially with the ferris wheel ride. As the family sat inside the pod, Parmeet suddenly launched into a rather questionable “colon” joke. While everyone burst into laughter, Archana was far from amused. “I think I can divorce him over this joke. I think …

India’s impact was visible everywhere in 2025: PM Modi in Mann ki Baat

India’s impact was visible everywhere in 2025: PM Modi in Mann ki Baat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi. | Photo Credit: PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday (December 28, 2025) said 2025 was a year of proud milestones for India in the field of national security, sports and scientific innovation, with the country’s impact visible everywhere. Addressing his monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ address, Mr. Modi also spoke about Operation Sindoor under which Indian armed forces destroyed terror infrastructure and security bases in Pakistan. “2025 was a year of proud milestones for India. Whether in national security, sports, scientific innovation or on the world’s biggest platforms, India’s impact was visible everywhere,” he said. The Prime Minister also noted that 2025 has truly been a memorable year for sports with the men’s cricket team clinching the ICC Champions Trophy and the women’s cricket team winning the World Cup for the first time. Besides, India’s daughters scripted history by winning the Women’s Blind T20 World Cup. The tricolour flew high with pride after a dominant victory in the Asia Cup T20 and para-athletes brought home a haul of medals at the …

‘Op Sindoor A Symbol Of Pride For Every Indian’: PM Modi On 2025’s Last Mann Ki Baat | India News

‘Op Sindoor A Symbol Of Pride For Every Indian’: PM Modi On 2025’s Last Mann Ki Baat | India News

Last Updated:December 28, 2025, 11:29 IST PM Modi recalled several moments, discussions and achievements that, according to him, brought the nation together in 2025. Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Image: IANS/File) Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Sunday in the 129th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat. As the year 2026 approaches, the Prime Minister reflected on key moments from the past year and spoke about events that, he said, brought pride and unity to the country. PM Modi on Operation Sindoor Prime Minister Modi said memories of 2025 came rushing back as he delivered the address. He recalled several moments, discussions and achievements that, according to him, brought the nation together. He said the year gave Indians many reasons to feel proud and confident about the country’s direction. A major focus of the address was Operation Sindoor. Prime Minister Modi described the operation as a symbol of pride for every Indian. He said the world clearly saw that modern India does not compromise on its security.  According to him, the …

‘Ghar Ki Baat Ghar Mein Rahe’: SP Leader Refuses To Speak To Pak Channel On Nitish Kumar’s Hijab Row | India News

‘Ghar Ki Baat Ghar Mein Rahe’: SP Leader Refuses To Speak To Pak Channel On Nitish Kumar’s Hijab Row | India News

Last Updated:December 22, 2025, 18:23 IST SP’s Sumaiya Rana said that everyone in India lives in peace and harmony, and Indians were capable of resolving their issues, with no need for neighbouring countries to interfere SP leader Sumaiya Rana (extreme right) had filed an FIR on Nitish Kumar’s actions. (File/ANI) Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Sumaiya Rana, who had objected to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s pulling down of a woman’s hijab and even filed a First Information Report (FIR), turned down a request from a Pakistani news channel for an interview on the issue. The channel had attempted to link the controversy to the alleged miserable condition of Muslims in India. The daughter of renowned poet Munawwar Rana, she responded by reciting a couplet by Urdu poet Jigar Moradabadi: “Najar ka teer jigar mein rahe to achcha hai, Ghar ki baat ghar mein rahe to achcha hai.“ The lines mean: “Better if the arrow of the gaze remains lodged in the heart; Better if matters of the home stay within the home.” Rana said that …

Kiku Sharda reveals the Kapil Sharma Show guest who refused to follow script; won’t wait for joke’s punchline: ‘Kaisi baat kar raha hai’ | Television News

Kiku Sharda reveals the Kapil Sharma Show guest who refused to follow script; won’t wait for joke’s punchline: ‘Kaisi baat kar raha hai’ | Television News

The Great Indian Kapil Show has been going strong for over a decade and has survived several controversies and branding changes. One of the oldest members of the band is actor and comedian Kiku Sharda, who has been involved with the show since almost the start. During a recent interview, Sharda talked about Kapil Sharma, his experience of working with him, and shared some weird stories from the set. The 49-year-old actor appeared on Ranveer Allahbadia’s podcast and talked about his career, personal life and his greatest hits. While discussing the latter, he was asked about the most out-of-the-box interaction he has with a guest of the show. Without skipping a beat, Kiku took the name of actor Moushumi Chatterjee. He said that Chatterjee didn’t seem bothered by the script and flow of the show and just wanted to talk and have fun with everyone, even if it took the show off its rails. ALSO READ: Kritika Kamra makes relationship with Gaurav Kapur Insta-official: ‘Breakfast with…’ He said, “Sometimes the guests completely surprise us. We …

Twinkle Khanna says infidelity comment ‘raat gayi baat gayi’ was just a joke: ‘Part of a lighthearted game’ | Bollywood News

Twinkle Khanna says infidelity comment ‘raat gayi baat gayi’ was just a joke: ‘Part of a lighthearted game’ | Bollywood News

Twinkle Khanna’s recent comment on infidelity, where she said ‘raat gayi baat gayi’ on her talk show Two Much, created quite a stir on social media. From netizens wondering about the PR disaster also involving her husband Akshay Kumar, and generally wondering if Bollywood marriages were not as rosy as one pictures them to be, the comment ignited a sort of controversy that the show hadn’t seen until then. Now, in a new interview, Twinkle has clarified her comment and said that it was spoken in a lighthearted tone, as they were not discussing monogamy in a serious fashion. In a chat with The Times of India, when Twinkle was asked if she was making “light of infidelity”, she said that the comments were a “part of a lighthearted game” and “not meant as a serious debate.” Twinkle said that if they were actually discussing monogamy seriously, then she would have said that “we need to evaluate where monogamy as a construct… when we moved from a nomadic lifestyle to farming, and then you know, …

‘Dil main lagne wali baat… remember this for long time’: Pujara, Kumble, Akash Chopra react to Shukri Conrad’s ‘grovel’ remark | Cricket News

‘Dil main lagne wali baat… remember this for long time’: Pujara, Kumble, Akash Chopra react to Shukri Conrad’s ‘grovel’ remark | Cricket News

Former India cricketers Cheteshwar Pujara, Anil Kumble and Akash Chopra have reacted sharply to the comments made by South Africa coach Shukri Conrad about wanting to make India “grovel” after stumps on Day 4 of the second Test at Guwahati. Conrad’s comments, which have raised hackles in India, were made at the end of day’s play on Tuesday. When Conrad was asked for a reason South Africa had persisted to bat on despite having a sizeable lead on board, he had said with a smile: “We wanted the Indians to spend as much time on their feet out in the field, we wanted them to really grovel, to steer afraid, bat them completely out the gate, and then say to them : survive on the last day and an hour this evening.” FOLLOW LIVE: India vs South Africa Live Cricket Score, 2nd Test Day 5 The use of the word—made infamous in cricketing folklore when it was used by England’s Tony Grieg before a series against West Indies in 1976, which led to the team …

OPINION | How Modi turned the tables on Pakistan aaj ki baat with rajat sharma on India TV latest episode

OPINION | How Modi turned the tables on Pakistan aaj ki baat with rajat sharma on India TV latest episode

Modi said, “The new India will not tolerate this. Time has come to teach the enemy a lesson and this has begun with Operation Sindoor”. New Delhi: In a speech loaded with powerful meanings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has again warned Pakistan not to indulge in any terror act against India. In the same speech, Modi, without naming China, asked people to boycott sale and purchase of foreign (read Chinese) products. Addressing a rally in Gandhinagar, Modi made it clear that Operation Sindoor is continuing , and for India, the days of ‘proxy war’ are over. Modi reminded people about the first Kashmir war of 1947-49. He said, “it was Sardar Patel’s wish that until PoK is taken back, the army should not stop. But Sardar Sahib’s words were not followed….For 75 years, India suffered, and what happened in Pahalgam was a “distorted form” of that attack”. Modi said, “In 1947, Mother India was cut into pieces. Instead of cutting off her chains of slavery, her arms were chopped off. The country was divided into …