Aamir Khan has officially confirmed that he will marry longtime partner Gauri Spratt on July 5 in a private ceremony at his Mumbai residence. Calling it a special day, the actor said only family and close friends will attend, with no grand reception planned.

The Madras High Court dismissed the anticipatory bail plea of DMK MLA Anitha Radhakrishnan in a case over his alleged remarks against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay. The court observed that every citizen, especially public representatives, must respect the office of the Chief Minister.

Former Rajya Sabha MP Vijayasai Reddy has announced that he will move court against the alleged corruption in Amaravati's capital construction. Questioning the ₹50,000-crore expenditure, he accused the government of inflating project costs and demanded transparency. He also criticised both TDP and YSRCP over the prolonged capital controversy.

A devastating tragedy unfolded in Thailand after an 11-year-old boy allegedly driving a pickup truck crashed into a group of Buddhist monks on a pilgrimage. Ten monks lost their lives, while several others were injured. Police have taken the child into custody, and authorities are investigating the cause of the horrific crash.

As the 2024 National Film Awards are expected to be announced this evening, Telugu cinema fans are eagerly backing Kalki 2898 AD for major honours. Many believe the Prabhas-starrer deserves either Best Film or Best Visual Effects recognition, calling it one of the most technically accomplished films ever produced in TFI history.

Medical and engineering admissions could witness a major overhaul, with the Centre considering 50% weightage for Class 12 board marks alongside NEET and JEE scores. The proposed reforms also include multiple exam attempts, better syllabus alignment, and adaptive computer-based tests to reduce dependence on coaching.

After months of soaring ticket prices, international air travel could soon become cheaper. With global crude oil prices easing, Air India has slashed fuel surcharge on several overseas routes from July 1. Other airlines are also expected to follow, offering much-needed relief to international travellers.

After two disappointing postponements, The Paradise is once again targeting a theatrical release on September 25. However, the release will go ahead only if the remaining post-production work is completed on schedule including shoot and anirudh's work, making the date conditional.

The 72nd National Film Awards winners will be announced on Friday, with anticipation running high across the Indian film industry. All eyes are on Allu Arjun, who delivered another blockbuster performance in Pushpa 2. After creating history with Pushpa, fans are eagerly waiting to see if he can secure another National Award.

Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh left the audience laughing with a light-hearted remark about Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. Calling him a "tough boss," Lokesh joked that the 76-year-old has the energy of three 25-year-olds and a newborn baby, adding that their daily 9:30 AM meetings are making his beard turn grey faster.

Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri hinted that petrol and diesel prices could be reduced if global crude oil prices remain stable for the next two to three months. He said oil companies are still processing expensive crude bought during the West Asia crisis, delaying any immediate price cut.

TTD is launching a new programme called Akshara Govindam at the Sri Vakulamatha Temple in Tirumala from July 3. The initiative will offer Aksharabhyasam and Annaprasana for children in a traditional manner under Vedic rituals. TTD will also provide a free Akshara Govindam kit to every participating child.

An interactive session is currently underway at the Censor Board office, where film producers have been invited to discuss growing censorship issues and recent controversies. The meeting aims to address concerns surrounding certification, evolving guidelines, and recurring disputes, as the industry seeks greater clarity and a smoother censor process.

Fresh buzz around Jana Nayagan suggests a release date tussle is underway. According to Tamil media reports, distributors are pushing for a July 23 theatrical release, while OTT platforms reportedly prefer a July 16 premiere to capitalize on the Independence Day window.

The Supreme Court has set aside an NCLT judgment after finding it relied on fake AI generated legal citations. Calling such hallucinated precedents a serious threat to justice, the court directed the Bar Council of India to examine the issue. It stressed that AI can assist courts, but human oversight must remain absolute in judicial decisions.

The investigation into Pune businessman Ketan Agarwal's murder has revealed a shocking twist. Police suspect his fiancée Siya Goyal and her alleged lover Chetan Chaudhary rehearsed the murder on another hill before pushing him off a cliff at Lohagad Fort. Investigators say the crime was carefully planned and are collecting more evidence in the case.

Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan said Andhra Pradesh has climbed from 24th place during the previous YSRCP government to No.1 in the country under the Rashtriya Gram Swaraj Abhiyan. He also said the state secured five National Panchayat Awards in 2025 and finished second in the country.

Pune Police have informed a court that there is no conclusive evidence proving who pushed businessman Ketan Agarwal off a cliff at Lohagad Fort. Investigators have sought permission to conduct a polygraph (lie detector) test on prime accused Siya Goyal, hoping it will uncover fresh leads and strengthen the circumstantial case.

The Delhi High Court has temporarily restrained music composer Ilaiyaraaja from broadcasting songs from 134 films released since 1976. The court observed that the copyright for complete film sound recordings belongs to the producers or rights holders and not the composer. The interim order came while hearing a petition filed by Saregama India.

Twenty women were stopped at Hyderabad Airport while trying to board a flight to Muscat with fake visas. Immigration officials detected the fraud during document verification and handed them over to the police. The women were reportedly promised jobs in Oman by agents. Police have launched an investigation to trace the people behind the fake visa network.