Talking both from the perspective of a producer and actor, Jackky Bhagnani said there will be some changes in Bollywood films that will happen once the countrywide lockdown is lifted.
Coronavirus cases in India have crossed 59,000-mark taking positive patients toll to 59,662 including 1,981 deaths while 17,847 have recovered, according to health ministry's figures released on Saturday. In the last 24 hours, the nation saw 3,320 new cases of COVID-19 infections and 95 deaths.
On Friday, the country registered 1,807 cases from the three provinces of Punjab, Sindh and KP alone, taking the national tally to 26,954, the local media reported. This was the highest daily spike in the number of infections since Pakistan confirmed its first case on February 26.
Over 4 million worldwide coronavirus cases have been reported so far as confirmed patients tally surges to 4,011,587 with 276,181 deaths while 1,382,394 have recovered.
After his super hit 'Pyaar Karona' song that he released during the lockdown, Salman Khan is all set to release his next song called 'Tere Bina', also starring Jacqueline Fernandez.
Actor Chitrangda Singh believes it is important to focus on the mental health of women during the lockdown and the whole family needs to come together to help her. The actor also urged women to not push themselves too hard to take care of their families.
A senior journalist who was tested for coronavirus succumbed to the novel disease in Uttar Pradesh Agra on Thursday night. With this, the death toll in Agra due to COVID-19 infections has surged to 22 while confirmed cases toll reached 678, Agra District Magistrate, Prabhu N Singh has informed.
Through this week, Samsung has taken several steps to kickstart business, starting with online sale of smartphones and consumer electronics CE products through its own eStore- Samsung.com - and other major e-commerce partners such as Amazon and Flipkart.
E-rickshaw drivers in Nagpur facing financial harship due to coronavirus lockdown.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced wide-ranging changes in labour laws to stimulate economic activity in the state.
By imposing a healthcare tax on liquor and fuel, the Uttarakhand cabinet on Thursday increased the price of liquor by amounts between Rs 20 and Rs 200 per bottle and that of petrol and diesel per litre by Rs one and Rs two respectively.
US President Donald Trump has said he will be tested for coronavirus every day after his military aide was found coronavirus positive. The US President informed this during a routine press briefing at the White House.
The Rajasthan government will explore employment opportunities in various projects under the MGNREGA schemes for the workers who have been rendered jobless due the COVID-19 triggered lockdown.
Although Hina Khan had limited access to essential items required for Iftar in Ramzan, she is grateful for whatever little is there and is experimenting her way into the kitchen.
The tired and homesick 30-year-old brothers, Jackson and Benson Andrews, have been stranded inside the Dubai International Airport's terminal 3 since March 19 while they were returning from Lisbon, Portugal.
The Assam government on Thursday declared summer vacation for schools and colleges as a precautionary measure amid COVID-19 lockdown.
Impressed with the video, Salman Khan shared the short film on all his social media handles and announced, "A film by Jacqueline Fernandez". Jacqueline has been living with Salman's family and friends in his plush Panvel farmhouse. She has captured the natural beauty, sights and sounds from around the place to weave into a beautiful film.
Punjab Government on Thursday declared summer vacation in government colleges and universities of the state for a month. In a tweet, the state government said summer vacation will start from May 15 to June 15.
INA Jalashwa on Thursday entered Male port for the first phase under 'Operation Samudra Setu' to repatriate Indian from the Maldives. The evacuation process will start from the Maldives on Friday, with Jalashwa carrying 750 Indians to Kochi.
New academic session in standalone business schools or management colleges offering post graduate diploma or certificate courses will begin from July 1 and the institutions will not be allowed to hike fees, according to the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
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