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‘Criminal in nature’: Yunus defends minority-related incidents in Bangladesh, says only 71 of 645 communal

Bangladesh's interim government claims most 2025 incidents involving minorities were criminal, not communal. Out of 645 cases, only 71 had religious motives, including temple vandalism and threats. The government emphasizes accurate classification to combat misinformation, but minority groups question the assessment, fearing it emboldens criminals.

Top 5 Bollywood newsmakers of the day

Ms Gori slams Parul Gulati's defense of Karan Aujla's marriage loyalty. 'Race 4' skips Akshaye Khanna. Neha Kakkar takes work break post-trolling. Rahman's daughters back him vs hate. Rashmika dodges Vijay Deverakonda wedding rumors, saying she'll speak when ready.

'Deceived, not enemy soldiers': Amnesty window open for youth in Iran 'riots'; partial calm returns

Protests erupted across Iran in late December over economic hardship, escalating into anti-regime unrest. Authorities report thousands of deaths, widespread arrests, and violent clashes, particularly in Kurdish regions. Supreme Leader Khamenei vowed harsh punishment, blaming foreign interference. Police offered leniency to “deceived” protesters. While cities show signs of calm and limited internet restoration, tensions and restrictions persist amid continuing government crackdowns.

Mahadevan: 'AR Rahman's music belongs to humanity' | Excl

In this candid conversation with ETimes, Shankar Mahadevan opens up about why creators losing rights is the most dangerous collapse point in the music ecosystem, how gatekeeping thrives when power is concentrated, and why music today risks becoming factory output instead of personal expression. He also responds to AR Rahman’s recent remarks on the slowdown of his Bollywood work and explains how Goongoonalo aims to rebuild trust, transparency, and dignity in music-making — without sacrificing commercial relevance.

Top 5 South newsmakers of the day

Nayanthara and Trisha's reunion sparks fan excitement. PC Sreeram criticizes state power misuse in the Jana Nayagan censorship row. Chinmayi defends AR Rahman against allegations. Teasers for Varun Tej's Korean Kanakaraju and Nabha Natesh's Nagabandham also garnered attention. These events highlight a busy day in the South Indian film industry.

‘Unfair & unjustified’: Jaishankar hits out at ‘selectively targeted’ Russian oil tariffs - what he told Polish FM

India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held extensive talks with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski, reviewing bilateral cooperation in economy, technology, and defense. Discussions also covered global and regional developments, with both nations emphasizing the need to counter terrorism and selective targeting in trade.

Kriti shares Nupur's pre-wedding moments

Kriti Sanon shared unseen pics from sister Nupur's wedding in "Shaadi Dump Part 1," capturing colorful haldi, sangeet, hugs, dances, mehendi, and kaleera rituals. Pet statues honored dogs Disco, Phoebe, Zoey at the Mumbai reception. Emotional posts hailed Stebin Ben; she's set for Cocktail 2 with Shahid, Rashmika.

Sutapa joins 2026 is the new 2016 trend and remembers Irrfan

Sutapa Sikdar, wife of the late Irrfan Khan, shared a touching Instagram post reminiscing about 2016, a year filled with cherished moments with her husband. She recalled significant events like meeting Tom Hanks and attending the Inferno premiere, highlighting how Irrfan's presence made those times complete. The post serves as a heartfelt tribute to the actor's enduring legacy.