Ileana D’Cruz announces her pregnancy, netizens ask about partner

Her fans are congratulating her on her pregnancy. Some, however, asked when she get married. Back in 2019, the media reported that she was dating an Australian photographer. They both, however, parted ways in 2019.

WATCH: Emirati astronaut shares video of Makkah, Madina from space

The video showed the two cities illuminated with lights at night. The video has gained traction on social media. He first focused on Madina and then showed Makkah.

Kenya shuts down cooperation with Pakistan in Arshad Sharif murder investigation

The Kenyan authorities allegedly told Pakistani authorities that it provided every possible help to two Pakistani investigators and that it was not ready to do the same all over again.

Why’s the US scheming to carry out regime change in Bangladesh?

The US continued cultivating increasingly close ties with Bangladesh under Hasina’s tenure due to its growing role as a global textile hub and its geostrategic position in the Bay of Bengal.

India to have 2.9m more people than China by mid-2023, UN estimate shows

The demographic data from the United Nations Population Fund’s (UNFPA) State of World Population Report, 2023 estimates India’s population at 1,428.6m or 1.4286 billion against 1.4257bn for China.

China slams ‘arrogant, prejudiced’ G-7 statement

Accusing the G-7 countries of "smearing China" and "interfering in its internal affairs," Wang said "the statement reflects the group's arrogance, prejudice and conscious desire to contain and block China."

Challenging misrepresentation of Pakistan in global media narratives

The idea of Pakistan, in the global narrative contest, is the picture of chaos, intellectual vacancy, and political immaturity with neither end nor prospect in sight.

Music giant raises alarm over AI hit

Universal Music Group wants platforms and creators to be on the “right side of history” against “deep fakes and fraud”

Iran prepared to ‘destroy Tel Aviv’ – President Raisi

The latest anti-Israel invective came amid heightened tensions between the Jewish state and the Islamic Republic

Netflix subscribers at record high, password crackdown coming

Netflix said it expects to begin rolling out its options for paid password sharing this quarter instead.

US rights group condemns growing repression in Pakistan

US-based Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights has condemned the growing civic suppression in Pakistan. The organization has urged the Pakistani government to end restrictions on fundamental rights. 

Soaring inflation dampens Eid holiday spirit in crisis-hit Pakistan

The South Asian country of more than 220 million people saw year-on-year inflation hit 35.4 percent in March. Food prices surged more than 47 percent in 12 months, with transport costs rising by 55 percent.