Janhvi Kapoor is a fantastic dancer, and her Instagram is filled with her dancing videos. Moviegoers were surely keen to watch her in a dance number in a movie, and finally, the wait has come to an end.
Janhvi’s next release is Roohi, and today, the makers of the film have released a track titled Panghat in which the actress has got a chance to showcase her dancing talent.
Maddock Films took to Twitter to share the track with everyone. They tweeted, “Ain’t it quite ‘kathin’ to keep up with two dulhas & ‘two’ much of sizzling Roohi? Smiling face with heart-shaped eyes The first song of #Roohi, #Panghat out now - https://bit.ly/Panghat Roohi in cinemas 11th March, 2021.”
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Panghat is composed and sung by Sachin – Jigar along with the vocals of Asees Kaur and Divya Kumar. The rap in the track is done by Mellow D. It’s a peppy track with a catchy hook phrase, so we can surely expect this one to become a chartbuster.
Talking about the video of the song, it showcases Janhvi’s dual role of Roohi and Afza, and the actress has portrayed it very well in the track. She has also danced wonderfully, and her thumkas are surely the highlight of the song. Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma also leave a mark in the track.
Directed Hardik Mehta, Roohi is slated to release on 11th March 2021. It is the first Bollywood biggie to hit the big screens post-lockdown. It will surely be interesting to see what response the film will get at the box office.
New “Liquid Glass” design unifies iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS.
Apple Intelligence expands with Live Translation, visual search, and fitness features.
iOS 26 introduces call screening, message polls, and Apple Games app.
iPadOS 26 brings a new windowing system and productivity tools.
macOS Tahoe includes the biggest Spotlight update to date.
watchOS 26 adds sleep score and FDA-cleared hypertension notifications.
visionOS 26 enhances spatial experiences with widgets, Personas, and 3D content.
Apple unveils updates across its ecosystem
Apple has released significant updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS, each now available as a free software update. The releases introduce a new design language called Liquid Glass, alongside expanded Apple Intelligence features, and a wide range of enhancements to apps and services.
A new design with Liquid Glass
For the first time, Apple’s operating systems share a unified design. Liquid Glass, a translucent material that reflects surroundings and refracts light, is now integrated across apps, icons, and widgets. The design aims to deliver consistency across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV, while maintaining unique elements of each platform.
Expanding Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence continues to integrate across devices, supporting:
Live Translation in Messages, FaceTime, Phone, and with AirPods.
Visual intelligence that allows screenshots to be queried using ChatGPT or searched across platforms like Google and Etsy.
Genmoji creation by blending emoji.
Workout Buddy, offering motivational audio insights during workouts.
Developers can also tap into Apple Intelligence for privacy-protected, on-device features, even offline.
iOS 26: New tools for everyday use
iOS 26 introduces:
Lock Screen customisation with adaptive time display and 3D spatial scenes.
Call Screening for unknown numbers and Hold Assist for queueing calls.
Message polls, backgrounds, and message screening from unknown senders.
New features in Apple Music, Maps, Wallet, and AirPods.
The launch of Apple Games, a central hub for discovering and playing games.
iPadOS 26: The biggest update yet
The new iPadOS adds:
An entirely new windowing system for multitasking.
A menu bar for streamlined access to app commands.
A redesigned Files app and support for folders in the Dock.
The Preview app for PDF editing with Apple Pencil.
Journal app integration and pro-level tools for creative workflows.
MacOS Tahoe: Productivity boosted
MacOS Tahoe introduces:
Transparent menu bar and more folder and widget customisation.
Spotlight’s largest update, adding browsing views, enhanced search, and action shortcuts.
Intelligent Shortcuts powered by Apple Intelligence.
A new Phone app that syncs iPhone features like Call Screening and Hold Assist.
Live Activities from iPhone displayed on Mac.
WatchOS 26: Health and fitness focus
The Apple Watch now offers:
Sleep score to track rest quality.
Hypertension notifications, FDA-cleared, powered by machine learning.
A redesigned Workout app and new Flow and Exactograph watch faces.
Workout Buddy motivational audio.
Accessibility and interaction updates including wrist gestures and automatic message translation.
TVOS 26: Enhancing home entertainment
Updates for Apple TV include:
Sing in Apple Music, turning iPhones into microphones.
Contact Posters in FaceTime.
Improved profiles for quicker access to personalised recommendations.
VisionOS 26: Deeper spatial computing
Apple Vision Pro gains:
Widgets that reappear when the headset is worn.
More natural Personas and lifelike spatial photo scenes.
Spatial browsing in Safari with embedded 3D objects.
Support for immersive content from GoPro, Insta360, and Canon.
New Jupiter environment showing real-time planetary storms.
Accessibility improvements
New features include:
Accessibility Nutrition Labels on the App Store.
Magnifier app for Mac with external camera support.
Accessibility Reader with font and colour customisation.
Braille Access for advanced braille display use.
Live Listen controls and real-time captions on Apple Watch.
Availability
iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe, watchOS 26, tvOS 26, and visionOS 26 are now available as free updates. Feature availability varies by region and language, with hypertension notifications cleared by regulators in the US and EU.
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Donald Trump and Narendra Modi shake hands as they attend a joint press conference at the White House on February 13, 2025.
INDIA and the United States will hold trade discussions in New Delhi on Tuesday, officials and Indian media reports said, as the two countries look to resolve a tariff dispute.
India currently faces high US tariffs on most of its exports and has not yet been able to reach a trade deal that would ease the pressure.
Trump has sought to increase pressure on Moscow over the war in Ukraine. The move has added to tensions between Washington and New Delhi.
Both governments, however, have said they remain committed to talks.
Commerce ministry official Rajesh Agarwal said on Monday that officials would meet in person on Tuesday for discussions, The Indian Express reported.
According to broadcaster NDTV, Brendan Lynch, assistant trade representative for South and Central Asia, will be part of the US delegation. The report said the discussions would be a “precursor” to a later full round of negotiations.
The talks come a week after Trump said discussions would continue between the two sides to address trade barriers.
“I feel certain that there will be no difficulty in coming to a successful conclusion for both of our Great Countries!,” Trump posted on Truth Social last week, without providing details.
Indian prime minister Narendra Modi responded by calling India and the United States “close friends and natural partners” and said teams from both sides were working to conclude discussions “at the earliest”.
(With inputs from agencies)
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Starmer, who has faced negative coverage since taking office in July 2024, defended the appointment process.
PRIME MINISTER Keir Starmer said on Monday he would not have appointed Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to Washington had he known the extent of his links with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
This was Starmer’s first public statement since dismissing Mandelson last week. The prime minister is facing questions over his judgement, including from Labour MPs, after initially standing by Mandelson before removing him from the post.
Starmer, who has faced negative coverage since taking office in July 2024, defended the appointment process. He said Mandelson had been properly vetted at the time.
"Had I known then what I know now, I'd have never appointed him," Starmer told broadcasters.
Mandelson was dismissed after emails showed he had urged Epstein to "fight for early release" shortly before Epstein was sentenced in 2008 to 18 months in prison for procuring a child for prostitution.
Some Labour MPs have questioned why Mandelson was chosen despite his long-standing friendship with Epstein, which continued after the conviction.
The government also faced scrutiny over why Starmer expressed "confidence" in Mandelson last week, when Mandelson had already admitted that "very embarrassing" messages were about to become public.
The dismissal followed the resignation of Angela Rayner as deputy prime minister less than a week earlier, after she admitted underpaying property tax.
Both departures came soon after Starmer relaunched his government in an attempt to recover ground from Reform UK, the party led by Nigel Farage that has been leading national opinion polls for months. The next general election is not expected until 2029.
Labour MP Helen Hayes told BBC radio that questions about "the nature of the leadership" would arise if Labour performs badly in the May 2026 local elections.
Another Labour MP, Graham Stringer, told Times Radio that Starmer is "supping in the last-chance saloon," and that many in the party think he is "making mistakes and doing poorly at the job."
Asked on Channel 4 News whether he would resign if the party believed it was necessary, Starmer replied: "No, because I'm absolutely clear what the task is in front of me."
"We have a crossroads, really, in terms of the future of this country. We go forward with Labour for national renewal, a patriotic call about this country and taking this country forward, true patriotism, or we have division and decline under Reform," he said.
On Monday, the government faced another setback when senior aide Paul Ovenden resigned after comments he made in 2017 about Diane Abbott, Britain’s first black woman MP, resurfaced.
Actor-director Dhanush performed live with composer GV Prakash at Chennai event.
Youngest son Linga joined his father on stage, dancing alongside him.
Dhanush recounted childhood memories that inspired the story of Idli Kadai.
The film, featuring a star-studded cast, is set to release on 1 October.
Dhanush delighted fans at the Idli Kadai audio launch in Chennai with a touching father-son moment, performing the film’s hit song Enjami Thandhaane alongside music composer GV Prakash. The actor’s youngest son, Linga, joined him on stage, creating a heartfelt moment that resonated with audiences. Dhanush also shared personal childhood memories, revealing how his love for idlis inspired the upcoming film.
Dhanush stuns fans as young son Linga joins him for impromptu dance at 'Idli Kadai’ audio launch Instagram Screengrab/life_of_aakash/redgiantmovies_
How did Dhanush and Linga steal the show at Idli Kadai audio launch?
The audio launch of Idli Kadai on 14 September saw Dhanush delivering a lively performance with GV Prakash, which quickly became the highlight of the event. Towards the end of the song, Dhanush invited his son Linga to join him on stage. The duo’s synchronised dance moves were met with loud applause from fans, who captured the emotional moment on camera.
During the event, Dhanush shared a deeply personal story from his childhood that formed the basis for Idli Kadai. He recounted waking up at 4 a.m. with his sister and cousins to collect flowers from their neighbourhood, earning around £0.02 (₹2) each.
The children would then bathe at a local pump set and head to an idli shop, where the modest earnings would buy four to five idlis. Dhanush said the experience of eating food earned through hard work left an indelible mark on him, inspiring the film’s narrative about perseverance and simple joys.
Idli Kadai marks Dhanush’s fourth directorial venture and features a strong ensemble cast. Alongside Dhanush, the film stars Nithya Menen, Sathyaraj, Arun Vijay, Samuthirakani, Rajkiran, Shalini Pandey, and Parthiepan.
The Tamil release is scheduled for 1 October 2025, with a Telugu version titled Ildi Kottu also set to hit screens simultaneously. Fans can expect a mix of compelling storytelling, music, and emotional moments that reflect Dhanush’s personal touch as a filmmaker.
Why did fans react emotionally to Dhanush and Linga’s dance?
The impromptu father-son dance captured the hearts of fans because it was both genuine and affectionate. After their performance, Dhanush hugged Linga, while the young boy touched his father’s feet in a traditional gesture of respect. This simple yet heartfelt exchange highlighted Dhanush’s family-oriented persona, further endearing him to fans. Clips of the performance have since circulated widely on social media, generating admiration for both Dhanush’s talent and his bond with his son.
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Trump said the suspect had been arrested earlier for 'terrible crimes,' including child sex abuse, grand theft auto and false imprisonment, but was released under the Biden administration because Cuba refused to take him back.
US PRESIDENT Donald Trump has described Chandra Mouli “Bob” Nagamallaiah, the Indian-origin motel manager killed in Dallas, as a “well-respected person” and said the accused will face a first-degree murder charge.
Nagamallaiah, 50, was killed last week at the Downtown Suites motel by co-worker Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, a 37-year-old undocumented Cuban immigrant with a criminal history.
In his first remarks on the killing, Trump blamed the immigration policies of former president Joe Biden, calling the attacker an “illegal alien” who should have been deported.
“I am aware of the terrible reports regarding the murder of Chandra Nagamallaiah, a well-respected person in Dallas, Texas, who was brutally beheaded, in front of his wife and son, by an illegal alien from Cuba who should have never been in our country,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social on Sunday.
He added that the accused, who is in custody, “will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Law. He will be charged with murder in the first degree.”
Trump said the suspect had been arrested earlier for “terrible crimes,” including child sex abuse, grand theft auto and false imprisonment, but was released under the Biden administration because Cuba refused to take him back.
“Rest assured, the time for being soft on these illegal immigrant criminals is over under my watch! Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Border Czar Tom Homan, and many others in my Administration, are doing an incredible job in making America safe again,” Trump said.
Nagamallaiah, originally from Karnataka, was attacked with a machete in the motel where he lived and worked.
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi said he was horrified by Nagamallaiah’s murder, calling him a hardworking Indian-American immigrant who was killed in front of his wife and 18-year-old son. “My deepest condolences go to his family. The perpetrator must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law,” he said.
Cobos-Martinez had been released from ICE custody earlier this year after Cuba refused his deportation because of his criminal record. Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin said the case highlights broader immigration challenges. “This is exactly why the Trump Administration was removing criminal illegal aliens to third countries such as Uganda and South Sudan,” she said.
The Consulate General of India in Houston is monitoring the case and providing consular support. Consul General DC Manjunath said the consulate “is in contact with the family and local authorities, offering all necessary assistance.”
The Indian-American community expressed shock. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad of America condemned the killing, calling it part of a disturbing national trend. “These tragedies highlight an alarming societal breakdown where political discord erodes cohesion, violence spreads unchecked, and government responses are mere lip service. We demand full investigations and a national inquiry into America’s collapsing civil dialogue,” it said.
Indiaspora, a global network of Indian-origin leaders, said it was “deeply saddened and horrified by the brutality of this crime” and condemned the act “in the strongest possible terms.” It added, “Every person deserves safety and dignity regardless of identity.”
Suhag Shukla, Executive Director of the Hindu American Foundation, said the community was “shaken again” by the beheading. “In times like this, we must remember our shared humanity and choose patience and acceptance over violence,” she said.
Dallas Police said the killing was recorded on motel CCTV cameras. Cobos-Martinez remains jailed without bond pending trial.
Nagamallaiah’s funeral was held on September 13 in Flower Mound, Texas, attended by close family and friends. A fundraiser for his family has collected over USD 321,326. The case has renewed debate over immigration enforcement and the difficulties faced by US authorities when countries refuse to accept deportees.