Mahima Pandey
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Jim Carrey marries Min Ah: From âI love youâ in Paris to a private wedding in LA (opens the original)
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Seven months ago, Jim Carrey stood on a stage in Paris and did something unusually revealing for a Hollywood star who has spent much of his life keeping his private world away from the cameras. Accepting an honorary César Award, Carrey looked towards his family and then towards Min Ah, his longtime partner. âThank you to my sublime companion, Min Ah,â he said during a speech delivered in French. Then came the sweet declaration: âI love you, Min Ah.â Now, we know where that story was hea
Miley Cyrus ends 13-year Billboard wait with Bass Persuades at No. 1 (opens the original)
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Miley Cyrus has done it again. After more than a decade away from the top of the Billboard 200, the singer is back at No. 1. This time, she is doing it simply as Miley. Her new album, Bass Persuades, has debuted at No. 1 with 61,000 equivalent album units, according to Billboard. The result gives Cyrus her first chart-topping album since Bangerz reached No. 1 in 2013, ending a wait of nearly 13 years. The race was remarkably close. Ella Langleyâs Dandelion arrived at No. 2 with nearly 61,000 u
Lata Mangeshkar birthday: 7 times one voice became the voice of an entire generation (opens the original)
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What does a generation sound like? Sometimes, it sounds like a crackling radio in a living room. Other times it is a song playing at a wedding or a melody coming from a neighbourâs window, a school prayer, a patriotic programme or a film watched decades ago. For millions of Indians, there is a good chance that voice was Lata Mangeshkar. Across a career spanning more than seven decades, Mangeshkar recorded thousands of songs in multiple Indian languages. But her extraordinary legacy isn't just
Ranbir Kapoor Birthday Special: From Rockstar to Animal, 5 times he disappeared into a character before Ramayana (opens the original)
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What does Ranbir Kapoor look like when he stops looking like Ranbir Kapoor? That has become one of the more interesting questions of his career. Since his 2007 debut in Saawariya, Kapoor has moved between romantic heroes, troubled dreamers, musicians, street fighters, biopic subjects and full-blown action characters. And sometimes, the transformation begins long before the first dialogue: with the hair, beard, body, clothes and even the way he carries himself. On his birthday, as the actor prepa
âDonât hang us, shoot usâ: PM Modi revisits Bhagat Singhâs letter to the British on his birth anniversary (opens the original)
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What would you write if you knew you were about to die? For Bhagat Singh, the answer was not a plea for mercy. It was a demand. On Bhagat Singh's 119th birth anniversary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to remember not just the revolutionary's sacrifice, but a letter that continues to fascinate historians nearly a century later. In a video message shared on X, Modi recalled how Singh had asked British authorities to treat him and his comrades as prisoners of war and execute them by firing squ
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