Author: Divyani Sharma

I have an Amity University bachelor's degree in English, a Manav Rachna International University master's degree in English, and I am a research scholar at the same university. I am particularly interested in diasporic studies, cultural studies, and global affairs.

Karan Johar Shares His Deepest Regret

Karan Johar harbours tremendous regrets in his personal life rather than in his professional life. Karan Johar is a well-known Bollywood director and producer. He is settled and has little to show for his 25-year great career. KJo previously stated that he may never marry. But he has since acknowledged his feelings of loneliness. During a chat with Film Companion, the filmmaker opened up about his love life. Karan stated that he regrets focusing on his personal life and that he is lonely. The filmmaker is not married, yet he is the only parent of two children, Yash and Roohi.…

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Boris Johnson's ethics adviser, Lord Geidt, resigns

The Prime Minister’s ethics adviser Lord Geidt resigned a day after raising a “legitimate concern” about whether Boris Johnson had breached ministerial guidelines over Party gate. Although, Lord Geidt did not specify a reason for his departure from the position he assumed in April. But stated that it is the “proper thing” to do. Infact, Sir Alex Allan, his predecessor, resigned in 2020. It was when Prime Minister Boris Johnson overruled him on a probe into alleged bullying by Home Secretary Priti Patel. Therefore, Lord Geidt’s decision stunned the government. “While we are disappointed. We thank Lord Geidt for his…

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Rebel Wilson's appearance in Australia has sparked media scrutiny

Rebel Wilson’s appearance caused a media uproar in Australia. Rebel Wilson, an Australian actress, and comedian disclosed on Instagram that she had discovered love with a woman. People applauded her decision to come out on her own terms, they believed. However, in a gossip column published the next day by the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper. He said he was aware of the story. He had allowed the actress 27 hours to comment “before publication.” Andrew Hornery, a veteran gossip journalist, said that Wilson had “chosen to gazump” his article by breaking the news herself. His own admission that he attempted…

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If North Korea conducts a nuclear test, the United States and South Korea have warned of a quick reaction

The US and South Korea warned on Monday of a quick reaction if North Korea performs a nuclear test.  It included US military “adjustments”. But offered negotiations as an alternative. Despite months of growing tensions, the two allies believe North Korea may test its first nuclear bomb at any time. Sherman met with a colleague from South Korea. According to the Indo-Asian News Service, they addressed the North’s missile launches and the possibility of a seventh nuclear test. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said to his South Korean counterpart that the US was working with partners in Tokyo and Seoul.…

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Maintaining good ties benefits both countries: Fenghe on India

China and India are neighbors, and having a good relationship serves both countries’ interests, Chinese Defense Minister General Wei Fenghe said on Sunday. He stressed that the two countries cooperate to keep the Line of Actual Control (LAC) peaceful. While speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue, Wei also urged peaceful measures to resolve territorial issues. He mentioned particularly those in the South China Sea. Because China and India are neighbors, having a positive relationship benefits both countries. “And that’s what we’re working on,” he stated emphatically. “We have conducted 15 rounds of commander-level discussions with the Indians. We are working together…

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Ukraine: Battle rages in Severodonetsk, a chemical facility is destroyed

According to the regional head, Russian bombardment has created a massive explosion at a chemical facility in Ukraine’s Severodonetsk city, where “non-stop” battle is raging. According to Serhiy Haidai of Ukrainian TV, the conflagration on Saturday began with a leak of tens of tons of oil from faulty radiators at the Azot facility. Dozens of citizens are allegedly taking refuge in the factory. Severodonetsk has been the main focus of Russia’s attempts to push into eastern Ukraine. More than three months have passed since the fighting began. Russia’s initial attempt to seize key cities, including Kyiv, failed, and it is…

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China would 'not hesitate to start a war' over Taiwan, according to Beijing

Defense minister of China warned his US colleague on Friday that if Taiwan declares independence, Beijing will “not hesitate to start a war,” the latest fire between the superpowers over the island. Wei Fenghe issued the warning as he met with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for the first time on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue security summit in Singapore. Beijing has threatened to conquer Taiwan one day, using force if necessary, and tensions between the US and China over the issue have risen in recent months. As per a remark from the meeting by defense ministry spokeswoman Wu…

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Sri Lanka waits for the new Prime Minister to save the economy

Sri Lankans are in crisis, unable to get essentials such as food, gasoline, medication, cooking gas, and even toilet paper and matches. The five-time prime leader inherited a country on the verge of bankruptcy and burdened with so much foreign debt that it has no money for essential imports. Wickremesinghe’s new post left little questions about what lies next. “The next couple of months will be the most difficult ones of our lives,” he warned a people tired of long lines, skyrocketing inflation, and out-of-control riots. “We must prepare ourselves to make some sacrifices and face the challenges of this…

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China give up to $15,000 to people who report national security breaches

China will pay residents up to $15,000 in cash for reporting threats to “national security,” according to official media, in the latest effort by Beijing to instill dread of external opponents. As per the instructions, citizens who will provide information that leads to the discovery of “acts harming national security” might be paid up to 100,000 yuan. It will be based on their participation in preventing or solving a case. According to the reports, they will also be getting “rewards in spirit,” such as certificates. Monetary Prizes for information The Chinese government has paid monetary prizes for information on security…

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Sidhu` s 'bhog' ritual draws a never-ending stream of mourners in Punjab

A sea of people gathered at the grain market in the district headquarters town of Punjab to attend the bhog ceremony of famed musician Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu Moosewala. From wearing t-shirts with images of Sidhu Moosewala printed on them, with the message “legends never die”, dressed as him, scores of people from Punjab, Haryana, and other states. All gathered at a grain market on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, to attend the slain singer’s “bhog” ceremony (funeral service). A large number of admirers arrived at the bhog location on two-wheeler tractors carrying posters of Sidhu  Moosewala. The grain market echoed with…

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