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Trump’s warning underscores the continuing tensions surrounding Lebanon, which has emerged as one of the principal sticking points in the negotiations. (AP Photo)The first round of US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland concluded on Monday with both sides offering starkly different accounts of what was agreed particularly on whether Tehran had committed to admitting UN nuclear inspectors. Despite the contradictions, mediators Qatar and Pakistan called the session a positive start, and the US followed through on a key economic commitment by temporarily lifting oil sanctions on Iran. 5 things from the Switzerland talks Conflicting claims on nuclear inspectors: Vance said Iran agreed to admit UN nuclear inspectors “this week.” Iran’s foreign ministry said it had made “no new commitments” on the issue. US lifts oil sanctions for 60 days: Washington temporarily suspended oil sanctions on Iran, allowing Tehran to sell at market prices and transact in US dollars a major policy reversal. Frozen assets: signed but not settled: Iran’s central bank said memoranda were signed to begin releasing frozen assets. Vance said no final agreement had been reached on the complex issue. Hotline on Hormuz, de-confliction cell for Lebanon: Both sides agreed to a communication line to reduce Hormuz misunderstandings. A separate Lebanon cell, facilitated by Qatar and Pakistan, was set up to enforce the ceasefire. Iran’s nuclear programme left for later: The hardest question what to do about Iran’s uranium stockpile and enrichment rights was not resolved. Iran’s president said Tehran would “never back down” from its right to enrich uranium. Follow The Indian Express Global Desk’s live coverage for the latest updates from West Asia, the diplomatic corridors of Europe, and the evolving legal battles in Washington.Live UpdatesStay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram© IE Online Media Services Pvt Ltd Tags: donald trump Iran US nuclear talks

'Will continue to move forward relentlessly': PM Modi marks 12 years in office

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'Will continue to move forward relentlessly': PM Modi marks 12 years in office

2 min readMumbaiJun 16, 2026 10:55 AM IST Haunted 3D Echoes of the Past is doing better than heavily promoted films like Bharat Bhagya Vidhata and Main Vaapas Aaunga.Kangana Ranaut-starrer Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, Manoj Bajpayee-starrer Governor and Imtiaz Ali’s Main Vaapas Aaunga all released in theatres this past weekend, but surprisingly, the film that has raced past all of these is Vikram Bhatt’s Haunted 2. On Monday (day 4), Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata saw a major 63.9 percent drop in its box office collection. According to a report in Sacnilk, Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata collected Rs 65 lakh across 1866 shows on Monday, taking its net India total to Rs 4.90 crores.Imtiaz Ali’s film Main Vaapas Aaunga made more money on its fourth day, Rs 1.25 crore, as compared to its opening day, when it earned Rs 1.15 crore. The film’s nett collection currently stands at Rs 6.75 crore, which is the lowest total for any Imtiaz Ali film so far. Manoj Bajpayee’s Governor earned Rs 50 lakh on its fourth day, and its current box office collection currently stands at Rs 3.95 crore. Haunted 2, starring Mimoh Chakraborty, has surpassed all the aforementioned films. On its fourth day, the film earned Rs 2.20 crore, and it current box office stands at Rs 11.55 crore. Haunted 2 had 4,573 shows on its fourth day with the filmr egistering an overall occupancy of 13.94 percent. The film had the mximum number of shows in Delhi-NCR where it played around 400 shows. Mumbai and Kolkata region both had over 100 shows each. The film released amid miminal promotions. Also Read: Kangana Ranaut says she has ‘nothing against’ Diljit Dosanjh years after their public feud It is yet to be seen if Haunted will be able to sustain the momentum it has gathered against the seemingly more popular films. The film is a part of the Haunted franchise, which started in 2011, with the same leading actor. Mimoh was last seen in the 2025 Netflix show Khakee The Bengal Chapter. In the movies, his last project was the 2023 film Jogira Sara Ra Ra. He is the son of veteran actor Mithun Chakraborty.

Dimple Hayathi, Ashika defend Janhvi Kapoor amid Peddi backlash: Blame the system

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Dimple Hayathi, Ashika defend Janhvi Kapoor amid Peddi backlash: Blame the system

4 min readHyderabadJun 11, 2026 08:27 PM IST Janhvi Kapoor in Peddi.Janhvi Kapoor memorised her Telugu lines, walked into a scene she was terrified of, and came out the other side with a story she says she will pass on to her children. In a recent interview, Janhvi reflected on Peddi, the director she trusted completely, and what Sridevi taught her without ever meaning to. Trusting the director Buchi Babu Sana made his directorial debut with Uppena in 2021, which won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu. For Janhvi Kapoor, that track record mattered. When the question of creative control came up during an interaction with Beyond the Brief by District Movies, she was clear about where the final word rests. “The director obviously gets the final word because he is the one that says cut. And especially when it is a director like Buchi Babu Sana, who has a track record of making such amazing rooted work like Uppena,” said Janhvi.In Peddi, set against the backdrop of 1980s rural Andhra Pradesh, the actor plays a character named Achiyyamma in a story about a spirited villager who unites his community through sports to defend their pride against a powerful rival. It is a significant departure from anything she has played before, and she knew it going in. Performing in Telugu, in front of a crowd One of the most striking moments Janhvi Kapoor described from the shoot was not a technically demanding scene but a deeply human one. There were two instances in the film where her character addresses a large crowd. The lines were in Telugu, a language she does not speak natively, and she had memorised the monologue to deliver on set. Also Read: Janhvi Kapoor called Buchi Babu Sana India’s ‘most rowdy director’ before Peddi backlash “When I delivered my monologue, everyone in the crowd started clapping,” she said, adding, “because I think even they were surprised that I mugged up the lines and performed it. So that was a very tangible visual validation.” Her mother’s stories, now her own Janhvi Kapoor has spoken before about growing up in the shadow of Sridevi’s extraordinary dedication to her craft. Sridevi worked across Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada films over a career that spanned five decades. The stories that circulated about her on-set commitment became part of the family mythology that Janhvi grew up with.Story continues below this ad “I’ve grown up on stories of my mother saying, ‘Oh, I shot this rain song with a 104 fever’ or ‘danced until my feet bled.’ I’ve sort of always glorified that work ethic and tried to stick by it,” she said. What is new now is that Janhvi Kapoor is beginning to accumulate her own versions of those stories. “I’ve collected some such stories of myself now that I’ll be happy to pass on to my kids,” she said. There is something quietly significant in that. It is the first time she has spoken about that inheritance not as something she is trying to live up to, but as something she is beginning to build for herself. The scene she almost could not believe When asked whether there was a moment in Peddi when she watched herself on screen and did not quite recognise the person she was seeing, Janhvi Kapoor pointed to her entry scene. “I think in my entry scene in Peddi, because I was so nervous, as it was a departure from all the characters that I played. I was like, will I be able to pull it off? But when I see the scene now, I think it is pretty cool,” she said. Peddi, directed by Buchi Babu Sana, released on June 4. It also stars Ram Charan, Shivarajkumar, Jagapathi Babu, and Divyendu Sharma in pivotal roles.

Medicines meant for the poor stolen, resold with fake labels: Delhi cops bust Rs 6 crore racket

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Medicines meant for the poor stolen, resold with fake labels: Delhi cops bust Rs 6 crore racket

4 min readMay 31, 2026 04:03 AM IST The accused being brought to Patiala House Court. (ANI)The Delhi Police said Saturday it had uncovered a Pakistan ISI-underworld terror module and arrested eight persons, including a Nepali national, who were allegedly planning attacks on vital installations, security establishments and police personnel in Delhi, Mumbai, Chandigarh and cities in Punjab. Police officers said the arrests of the eight, some linked to fugitive underworld gangster Dawood Ibrahim, were made in a coordinated multi-state operation, uncovering a conspiracy allegedly orchestrated by Pakistan ISI, underworld operatives and the network of gangster Shahzad Bhatti operating from Pakistan and Dubai.The arrests were made in Maharashtra, Punjab and Delhi and police said the alleged operatives were in touch with handlers in Pakistan and Bangladesh. According to police, 23-year-old Vijay ‘Shooter’, who hails from Mirzapur, was arrested from Pune on May 14. Based on the information he provided, his associate Nitish Paswan, 23, was nabbed from Sahibganj on May 17. Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Anil Shukla said, “Vijay was in regular contact with members of the Shahzad Bhatti network operating from Pakistan and Dubai. Vijay was tasked to carry out various criminal and terror activities in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and UP. He was also tasked to recruit youth for executing terror activities in Delhi-NCR.” Nitish and Vijay, police said, confirmed that there were modules in Delhi and Mumbai which were planning attacks in both the cities, and had already done a recce of multiple bridges in Mumbai and the Dadar station. Based on Vijay’s disclosures, two men — Tauqeer Sheikh and Arbaz Khan — were nabbed from Mumbai last Wednesday.Story continues below this ad “Both were in contact with ISI handlers Yawar Khan and Munna Jhingada. They were recruited by one Huzaifa from Mumbai, who is absconding and was working at the behest of Shahzad Bhatti, Yawar and Munna. They were tasked to carry out grenade attacks and firing at vital installations, security establishments and police personnel in Delhi and Mumbai,” Shukla said. Arbaz and Sheikh also told police they had prepared a team to attack security personnel and government buildings in Delhi. On Saturday morning, police nabbed three men from Punjab who were headed to Chattarpur in Delhi. A police officer said, “All the three accused, Harvinder Singh, Gagandeep Singh and Manjeet Singh, are residents of Punjab. They were intercepted on the Mehrauli-Badarpur Road around 1 am today and a heavy cache of arms and ammunition, including grenades and automatic pistols, were recovered.” Police said they also arrested a Nepali national, Ang Kami Lama, in the early hours of Saturday. He had been tasked by Munna Jhingada to arrange a hideout for the accused in Delhi and fund their activities.Story continues below this ad Shukla said, “Ang Kami Lama was lodged in a Thailand jail from 2001 to 2018 in a narcotics case. There he came in contact with co-inmates Aizaz Rasool and Md. Salim alias Munna Jhingada, both from Pakistan. After coming out of jail, Lama maintained contact with Jhingada.” Senior officers said the module pointed to the re-activation of the Dawood network. The arrests come 20 days after security personnel were alerted about the possibility of a terror attack in the Capital. Intelligence inputs, sources said, had hinted at suicide attacks and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) mounted on vehicles. Among the possible targets were the BJP headquarters on Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg and other crowded areas in Central Delhi, according to sources.Story continues below this ad In April, the Special Cell arrested 11 people following raids conducted across Delhi and Punjab. Police recovered weapons, surveillance equipment, and solar powered CCTV cameras installed near government establishments.

Kara box office collection day 1: Dhanush starrer opens below Idli Kadai, collects Rs 9.14 cr

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Kara box office collection day 1: Dhanush starrer opens below Idli Kadai, collects Rs 9.14 cr

2 min readMumbaiMay 9, 2026 09:27 AM IST Daadi Ki Shaadi box office collection Day 1: The film earned Rs 60 lakhs. Daadi Ki Shaadi box office collection Day 1: This Friday marked Neetu Singh’s much-anticipated return to the big screen after a four-year hiatus, with the comedy film Daadi Ki Shaadi, where she stars alongside Kapil Sharma and her daughter Ridhima Kapoor, who is making her screen debut. However, despite the star-studded lineup, the film has seen a lacklustre response at the box office. According to industry tracker Sacnilk, the movie earned only Rs 60 lakh in net collections, with a gross of Rs 72 lakh, falling short of even the Rs 1 crore mark. Daadi Ki Shaadi was screened across 1,789 shows on its opening day and recorded an overall Hindi occupancy of just 12.99%. Morning shows began with a modest 4.23% occupancy, rising to 12.69% in the afternoon, peaking at 16.31% before dropping again to 13.77% in the night shows. Regionally, the film had the most number of shows in Delhi NCR (307 shows) but managed only an 8.5% occupancy. Mumbai followed with 92 shows, performing slightly better with a 12.5% occupancy.Last week, Aamir Khan’s production Ek Din, starring Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi, released in theatres and earned Rs 1 crore. Also Read | Divyenndu on massive gamble of Mirzapur The Film, his ‘daddy issues’ typecasting: ‘Still hungry’ By comparison, Kapil Sharma’s previous films performed significantly better. His last outing, Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, earned Rs 1.85 crore on opening day. The only film it has outperformed is his indie feature Zwigato which earned Rs 43 lakhs on its inaugural day. But the 2017 period film Firangi, considered one of his weaker ventures, opened way better at Rs 2.10 crore. For Neetu Singh, the story is no different either. Her last film, Jug Jugg Jeeyo, opened at Rs 9.28 crore. As the weekend progresses, the film faces stiff competition from older releases such as Raja Shivaji, Bhoot Bangla, and Dhurandhar: The Revenge, which continue to draw audiences and may further affect its box office performance. So, now it remains to be seen if the film is able to show any genuine spark in the coming days.

Bhoot Bangla Box Office Collection Day 12 Live Updates: Akshay Kumar-starrer gets 19.2% growth on 2nd Tuesday, eyes Rs 200 cr mark globally

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Bhoot Bangla Box Office Collection Day 12 Live Updates: Akshay Kumar-starrer gets 19.2% growth on 2nd Tuesday, eyes Rs 200 cr mark globally

Bhoot Bangla Box Office Collection Day 13 Live Updates: The film earned Rs 2.28 crore. Bhoot Bangla Box Office Collection Day 13 Live Updates: After being in the theatres for nearly two weeks, Akshay Kumar’s horror-comedy Bhoot Bangla, directed by Priyadarshan, is continuing to dip at the box office. After a drop on its second Monday with collections of Rs 3.5 crore, the film recovered slightly on Tuesday, earning Rs 4.35 crore. On its 13th day (second Wednesday), the film earned Rs 3.25 crore net in India, according to industry...

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