Satluj, a film on Indian human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was banned 48 hours post-release on an OTT platform. Khalra, who documented extrajudicial killings in Punjab, was tortured and killed by police in 1995. His daughter, Navkiran Kaur Khalra, reflects on his legacy and the film's ban.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav interprets 'PD' in PDA as Pandits, expanding the party's voter base to include Brahmins, citing historical hardships faced by the community under the BJP government.
India's 36-day Cockroach Janta Party protest, led by Gen Z, has transitioned into a battle over narrative control after achieving a key demand with Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The BJP is attempting to reframe the movement through online campaigns, while CJP supporters leverage memes and satire on Instagram to maintain focus on education reform.
Marking 20 years since their debut album 'It's About Time', the Jonas Brothers have evolved from Disney pop acts to a enduring legacy band through songwriting dedication, musical evolution, and multigenerational appeal.
Director Felix Randau's new film 'I Is Another', premiering at Locarno, dismantles the postwar myth that Heinrich Himmler's masseur Felix Kersten was a heroic savior who rescued thousands from concentration camps.
Zambia's opposition faces the 2026 general election without former president Edgar Lungu, who died in June 2025. Parties are competing to inherit his political legacy and challenge incumbent Hakainde Hichilema.
A atacante Kerolin, da seleção brasileira, foi contratada pelo Barcelona junto ao Manchester City por cerca de 1,2 milhão de euros, estabelecendo um novo recorde para o futebol feminino do Brasil.
The UK government will introduce new regulations for the funeral industry, including licensing and inspections, after several high-profile cases of abuse, including Robert Bush's 20-year prison sentence for 67 offenses related to funeral services.
Reflecting on Wales' historic Euro 2016 campaign in France, players, fans and officials discuss how reaching the semi-finals transformed the nation's footballing mindset and legacy.
Phil Batty, head of Glasgow 2026, stated the city "saved and reinvented" the Commonwealth Games after Victoria's withdrawal, hosting a scaled-back, sustainable event. He believes Glasgow's model will inspire future hosts and ensure the event's longevity, with Amdavad set for 2030.
Phil Batty, head of Glasgow 2026, stated the city "saved and reinvented" the Commonwealth Games after Victoria's 2023 withdrawal, delivering a sustainable, scaled-back event. The Games concluded with a closing ceremony, and the flag was passed to Amdavad for the 2030 centenary event.
Robert Bush, former owner of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull, admitted 67 offences including fraudulent trading and denying proper burials, affecting 300 victims. The case highlighted the unregulated funeral industry in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, prompting a promise from the prime minister to review laws.
An International Master visits Bobby Fischer's grave in Iceland, reflecting on the chess legend's genius, his pivotal 1972 Cold War victory against Boris Spassky, his innovations in chess, and his later life marked by controversy, US sanctions, and eventual refuge and citizenship in Iceland.
Cristiano Ronaldo's single-word Spanish reply, "Fácil" (Easy), to an AI-generated Instagram reel ranking him as the most famous athlete globally, has gone viral. The reel placed him above Michael Jordan and Lionel Messi, sparking widespread social media discussion about his unparalleled fame and sporting achievements.
Angela Nissel discusses her new memoir, "Good Grief, Pass the Bread, Mom Is Dead," her career including "Scrubs" and "The Boondocks," and the complex legacy of co-founding Okayplayer with Questlove, alongside her tech preferences and life advice.
Ajinkya Rahane's Test cricket career presents a statistical paradox, with a respectable average of 38.46 that belies his significant impact, especially in crucial overseas wins. Despite a sharp decline in later years, his ability to perform under pressure and contribute to India's away victories defines a legacy more profound than raw numbers suggest.
Italian football legend Franco Baresi, iconic AC Milan and national team captain, has died at 66. Revered as one of the greatest defenders, his passing was announced by AC Milan, who will retire his number 6 shirt, marking the end of an era for Italian football.
Robert Bush was jailed for 20 years for defrauding families and failing to bury or cremate bodies. Victims' families, including Tristan Essex, are campaigning for statutory regulation of the UK's funeral industry, prompting a government pledge for urgent action.
Akbar Majeed's documentary "Can We Kick It?" examines US soccer's historical failure to engage Black communities, highlighting socioeconomic barriers like the "pay-to-play" system and the sport's cultural disconnect despite the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Robert Bush, director of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, admits to 67 offences after police find 35 unburied bodies and over 100 incorrect ashes, betraying families' trust on an 'almost industrial scale'
Taiwan Travelogue, winner of the 2026 International Booker Prize, explores Taiwan's colonial past under Japan, sparking debates on identity, legacy, and pressure from China, which claims Taiwan.
Tencent Holdings reallocates venture capital from legacy internet assets to China's top AI companies, accelerating its AI strategy with investments like a $3 billion round for Kling AI.
Ryan Fox, son of World Cup-winning All Black Grant Fox, wins the 154th Open Championship, carving his own path to greatness in New Zealand sports history.
Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding father, emphasized that leaders are made through everyday crises, not leadership courses. His life, from surviving WWII and British colonial rule to transforming Singapore into a thriving nation against all odds, exemplifies this belief.
