[ad_1] Steven McIntoshEntertainment reporterGetty ImagesThe closing credits of 2021's No Time To Die, the most recent film in the 007 series, ended with a familiar message: "James Bond will return."But for the last few years,…
In frames | Relentless rain upsets Kashmir’s apple…
[ad_1] Horticulture, the mainstay of Kashmir’s economy, with around 3.5 million people directly or indirectly associated with this sector, and a ₹10,000-crore industry in Jammu and Kashmir, has taken a major hit this year due…
Best tennis rackets 2025: From lightweight frames to…
[ad_1] Playing tennis is more than a sport; it’s a way to support both mental and physical health. Research shows it goes beyond typical exercise, contributing to boost mental focus, improve cardiovascular health and making…
In Frames on rain fury in Jammu and…
[ad_1] Jammu and Kashmir has been experiencing extreme weather for three weeks, resulting in over 105 deaths and 32 persons going missing after heavy rain Over the past three weeks, Jammu and Kashmir has been witnessing…
In Frames: Long-playing vintage tuning hands
[ad_1] Ninety-year-old R. Sundaravadanan fell in love not with music but with the mechanism that brought music to the table during his teenage days. In the early 1960s in Thiruvananthapuram, Sundaravadanan, who had access to…
Terror funding: Special NIA court frames charges against…
[ad_1] JAMMU: A special NIA court in Jammu framed charges against three Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI), J&K, operatives and a trust on Tuesday, for allegedly raising and utilising funds to further the activities of the proscribed outfit…
News In Frames | Konkan’s own derby
[ad_1] Despite heavy rain and a red alert issued by the India Meteorological Department, villages in Ratnagiri district in Maharashtra witnessed a massive turnout for Naangarni Spardha, the traditional ploughing race, on July 26 and…
News in Frames: Wular back in the pink
[ad_1] The sight of dew droplets dripping down large lotus leaves in the morning enhances the bewitching charm of the Wular lake in the Kashmir Valley these days. Waxy green leaves and pink lotuses now…
In Frames: Stampede country – The Hindu
[ad_1] According to the International Institute for Population Sciences, India’s population clocked 1,45,48,50,455, some time around the afternoon on July 11, World Population Day. These masses of people go to work squeezing themselves inside packed…