March 13, 2026

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'I’m not retiring yet': Bhupinder Singh Hooda reveals CM ambition

Fail to understand why G-23 leaders who wanted polls are now backing off: Tharoor

Jail term certain for Sonia, Rahul in National Herald case: Subramanian Swamy

Like parts of Gujarat police, govt wants to privatise military: Rakesh Tikait

'The lives of Sikh gurus, Granth Sahib represent a remarkable unity of thought'

'Historical fiction gives unencumbered access to art of storytelling'

Breathe the mountain air through these Himalayan recipes

Congress misleading farmers on new farm laws: Tomar


New Delhi,  Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has accused the Congress of misleading the farmers and playing politics in their name. He says that those who are opposing the new agricultural laws are pursuing their vested interests in the name of farmers.

Navjot Sidhu an asset to Cong: Harish Rawat

Of Shelley, Covid and bringing Italy and India closer

Fashion for me is spontaneity: Priyanka Chopra Jonas



New Delhi, Bollywood diva Priyanka Chopra Jonas says fashion for her is "spontaneity".

The actress is known for her impeccable fashion sense and makes head turn with her look at public appearances.

In a conversation with IANSlife, Priyanka who made a comeback on the ramp at the finale or Blenders Pride Fashion Tour last week, speaks the feeling of returning on the runway and shared her fashion statement.

'Creative artists have become too dependent on tech'


New Delhi, National award winning filmmaker Brahmanand Siingh feels "creative artists have become too dependent on technology". The writer, director who made a biopic on Late Jagjit Singh "Kaagaz Ki Kashti", and a feature-length documentary on R. D. Burman, "Pancham Unmixed: Mujhe Chalte Jaana Hai", adds that artists today "find it easy to approach things by trying to figure out what will work rather than expressing their inner creativity and making it work".

Dia Mirza shares her fashion staples, hacks

New Delhi, Sustainable, timeless and effortless are the fashion preferences of Bollywood actress and former Miss Asia Pacific Dia Mirza.

And what are her fashion staples? Her top picks are traditional handcrafted sarees, sustainable textile dresses/shirts and resort wear, she quips.