‘Due to repeated conflicts’: Former Pakistan cricketer Imad Wasim announces divorce from wife Sannia Ashfaq | Cricket News

Retired Pakistan cricketer Imad Wasim has publicly confirmed that he has separated from his wife Sannia Ashfaq. The 37-year-old said the decision followed unresolved issues, and that the couple has chosen to divorce by mutual consent after six years of marriage.Wasim shared the announcement on his official social media account, stating that the decision came…

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Bengaluru Apartments Turn Into Party Hubs To Ring In New Year | Bengaluru News

WARM MEMORIES: Abhijeet Makhijani of Raintree Boulevard (left) with family and friends at a house party. The countdown to New Year’s Eve has begun and the city’s apartment complexes are glowing with festive lights, ready for vibrant celebrations. Apartment communities across Bengaluru are organising cultural shows, DJ nights, and intimate house parties, turning concrete blocks…

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Food delivery outlook: Experience, speed and value to shape India’s growth story in 2026, say Swiggy and magicpin

India’s food delivery market is set to see its next phase of growth driven by customer experience, faster deliveries and value-conscious consumption, according to leading aggregators Swiggy and magicpin.Anshoo Sharma, founder and chief executive of magicpin, said growth in 2026 will come from deeper merchant inclusion and catering to users who are increasingly focused on…

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Krystle D’Souza BREAKS SILENCE on reports of replacing Tamannaah Bhatia in the ‘Dhurandhar’ song ‘Shararat’; says, ‘What’s written in someone’s destiny…’ |

In a serendipitous twist, Krystle D’Souza reflects on her inclusion in the ‘#Shararat’ track from ‘Dhurandhar’, stepping into a role originally meant for the talented Tamannaah Bhatia. Recognizing Bhatia’s undeniable charm and skills, D’Souza gracefully states that what is destined to happen will unfold in its own time. Krystle D’Souza recently talked about replacing Tamannaah…

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‘Wrongfully dismissed, faced discrimination’: Indian man wins case against KFC outlet superior in UK; to get £70k compensation

File photo of a KFC outlet An Indian national is set to receive nearly £70,000 in compensation for wrongful dismissal and being subjected to racial discrimination, after a tribunal ruled in his favour against his manager at the KFC outlet in London where he was previously employed.Madhesh Ravichandran, from Tamil Nadu, told the employment tribunal…

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