The first inside photograph from Bollywood star Aamir Khan’s private wedding to partner Gauri Spratt has surfaced online, giving fans a glimpse into the intimate ceremony held at the actor’s Pali Hill residence in Mumbai.The image captures a candid moment from the wedding registration. Dressed in an understated off-white traditional kurta, Aamir Khan is seen signing the official marriage registry while seated at a rustic wooden table. Beside him sits Gauri Spratt in an elegant ivory traditional ensemble featuring intricate embroidery. She completed her look with a statement necklace and minimal styling.Adding a personal touch to the moment, Gauri’s young…
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For Anshula Kapoor, her mehendi was as much about meaning as it was about celebration. Hosted at home by sisters Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor, the intimate gathering brought together close family and friends for an afternoon centred on love, tradition and togetherness, with every detail thoughtfully planned as a surprise for the bride-to-be.The occasion also marked a personal tribute to the family she is stepping into. For the ceremony, Anshula chose a bespoke teal blue lehenga by Arpita Mehta, inspired by Gujarat’s rich Patola textile tradition while incorporating the designer’s signature mirror work. The ensemble also marks Arpita Mehta’s…
Akshay Kumar’s production house, Cape of Good Films LLP, has issued a public notice in the July 4, 2026 issue of Complete Cinema magazine, asserting that it is the sole and exclusive holder of the rights to produce and commercially exploit the much-awaited comedy, Hera Pheri 3. The notice has been addressed to the public at large as well as stakeholders across the Indian film trade.The notice specifically addresses distributors, exhibitors, cinema chains, OTT and streaming platforms, television broadcasters, digital platforms, advertisers, licensors, licensees, aggregators and syndicators, among others.Cape of Good Films LLP has claimed that it holds an “irrevocable,…
Sydney | 3 July 2026 The Association of Haryanvis in Australia (AHA) marked its 9th Foundation Day with a vibrant celebration of culture, community and multicultural harmony at Multicultural Saanjh 2026, held at Roselea Community Centre, Beecroft. The event brought together members of the Indian diaspora, multicultural communities, government representatives, diplomats, councillors, cultural groups, sponsors and volunteers for an evening that celebrated not only Haryanvi heritage but also the broader multicultural fabric of Australia. The program was proudly supported by Multicultural NSW through the Stronger Together Festival and Events Grant Program, recognizing AHA’s continued contribution to building stronger, more inclusive…
Former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has formally endorsed the newly registered political party One Nation, with the party describing the move as a significant milestone ahead of Fiji’s next General Election. In a statement issued by One Nation, a party delegation led by President Roko Tupou Draunidalo and General Secretary Ravindran Kumaran met with Bainimarama, to present the party’s constitution and seek his patronage and support. The party said Bainimarama acknowledged that the values and principles outlined in One Nation’s constitution aligned with those he upheld while serving as Prime Minister. Bainimarama said he was impressed by the party’s commitment…
The Fiji Junior Bula Boys have officially named their 23-member squad for the upcoming OFC U-16 Championship in Papua New Guinea. The squad was unveiled during a Presentation Night at the Fiji FA Academy in Ba, where the team has spent the past six weeks in camp preparing for the regional tournament. The championship carries high stakes, with the top three teams securing qualification to the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2027. Fiji will be aiming for its third appearance on football’s biggest youth stage after qualifying twice before. Head Coach Sunil Kumar, who guided Fiji to qualification in the…
Nine-year-old Sireli Cama is receiving specialist treatment at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital after an emergency mercy flight from Moce in the Lau Group. Sireli, who has been battling a severe facial infection known as Buccal Necrotizing Fasciitis for the past week, was flown to Suva alongside his 69-year-old grandmother, Takayawa Imele. The emergency evacuation was made possible after a district nurse in Moce searched for mobile phone coverage to request urgent medical assistance. The helicopter transporting Sireli was granted permission to refuel at Albert Park in Suva to speed up the rescue, allowing the child to be transferred quickly…
Ba Women FC’s OFC Women’s Champions League campaign came to an end despite a spirited performance in a thrilling 4-3 loss to Tafea FC at Honiara International Stadium. Needing a victory to keep their semi-final hopes alive, the Fijian champions showed tremendous fight and resilience, leading 3-2 at halftime before eventually being edged out by the Vanuatu side. Ba found themselves behind early after Tafea’s Liyo Eramol capitalized on a defensive clearance to open the scoring. However, the Fijians responded strongly, with Elesi Tabunase racing through on goal and calmly finishing past goalkeeper Amelia Reddy to level the scores midway…
For years, farmers in Makolei, Bua struggled to transport their crops over rough and often impassable roads, especially during bad weather. That has now changed with the opening of a new three-kilometre farm access road, which will directly benefit 52 households and 219 people in the district of Solevu. The $96,000 project, funded under the Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development’s Rural Outer Island Development Programme, was officially commissioned by Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management, Mosese Bulitavu. Speaking at the commissioning, Bulitavu said the road was an investment in people, particularly farmers who rely on safe…
Fiji will host the Pacific’s biggest week of tourism trade in May next year, with the South Pacific Tourism Exchange and the Fiji Tourism Exchange to be held consecutively in Nadi. The South Pacific Tourism Exchange, the Pacific’s premier tourism marketplace, will take place from the 5th to 6th May, followed by the Fiji Tourism Exchange from 7th to 8th May. The week-long programme will bring together regional tourism leaders, government representatives, development partners and industry stakeholders to discuss emerging trends, opportunities and priorities shaping the future of Pacific tourism. Anchored by SPTE, the programme will connect international buyers with…