Algeria severs diplomatic ties with UAE over regional disputes and hostile acts

Jennifer Winget Addresses Post-Marriage Life, Motherhood Rumours Ahead of OTT Return

Indian actress Jennifer Winget has spoken openly about her life following her marriage to William Ishmael, after which she relocated to the UK. While she acknowledges a subtle shift in her priorities, she maintains that marriage will not come in the way of her acting career. Winget is set to return to screens with an upcoming OTT series titled 'Shaque: Trust No One'. She also addressed circulating rumours about motherhood, clarifying her current focus on professional commitments. The actress described managing her responsibilities across two countries as she balances her personal and professional life.

Rajdhani, Vande Bharat among 120 trains to be affected over Delhi Division from September 11-13

Delhi Civic Body Demolishes 41 Structures, Seals 61 Properties After Hostel Collapse

Delhi's civic authorities launched a major enforcement drive following a deadly hostel building collapse in the city. A total of 41 structures were demolished and 61 properties were sealed as part of the crackdown. The civic body also issued 32 show-cause notices and passed three formal demolition orders during the same day's operations. The action appears aimed at targeting unsafe or unauthorised constructions in the wake of the tragedy. The drive signals heightened scrutiny of building safety compliance across the capital.

101-Year-Old Haryana Freedom Fighter Fights to Reclaim Pension After Being Declared Dead

Nadar Singh, a 101-year-old freedom fighter from Fatehabad, Haryana, has been struggling to reclaim his pension after local authorities mistakenly declared him dead approximately three years ago. The administrative error led to the suspension of his pension benefits, leaving the centenarian without his entitled financial support. Despite being very much alive, Singh has had to fight through bureaucratic channels to prove his existence and restore his dues. The case has drawn attention to lapses in administrative record-keeping that can adversely affect elderly and vulnerable beneficiaries.