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Legal doyen Fali Nariman who died on Wednesday left a mark on Indian jurisprudence through his role in cases such as Golaknath vs State of Punjab and TMA Pai Foundation vs State of Karnataka. But what is often overlooked is the role he played in Parliament during debates on a crucial piece of legislation.
A BBC reporter drew backlash after asking actor Andrew Scott a series of uncomfortable questions at the 77th British Academy Film Awards on Sunday.
The Iran-backed Houthi militant group on Sunday damaged a ship offshore Yemen, prompting its crew to abandon the vessel in the latest escalation of maritime tensions that have disrupted key trade routes in the Red Sea. The U.K. Maritime Trade Operations said on social media they received a report of a vessel attack in the Bab el-Mandeb strait off Yemen's coast, adding that the crew had abandoned the ship. "Vessel at anchor and all crew are safe," the UKMTO said. Houthi militants later claimed the attack, with spokesperson Yahya Sare'e identifying the vessel as general cargo ship Rubymar and describing it as British. VesselFinder and MarineTraffic.com data indicate the ship sails under the flag of Belize. Hou
Celebrities showed up to the People’s Choice Awards’ red carpet in their wildest and wackiest looks on Sunday night ― and it seemed like everyone had a different interpretation of the dress code.
The A-listers brought out their most classic looks for this year’s BAFTAs, but Bradley Cooper’s ensemble added a special razzle dazzle we didn’t know the red carpet needed.
While the crowd waited for former President Donald Trump to take the stage at a recent rally in South Carolina, "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue" played three times.
North Korea's supreme leader has drawn a red line at sea, vowing to fire upon any South Korean vessel that even barely crosses it.