Apparel exports from India to UAE was $462.3 million during the period April to August 2024
business9 hours ago
Rumours about the deaths of Bollywood celebrities are common. The latest star to fall victim to such fake news seems to be none other than the much-loved Amitabh Bachchan, who has had photographs of his ‘body’ being taken away by relatives, go viral.
Such pictures have appeared on Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp.
All is well with the Bollywood legend called Big B, however, who is an avid Twitter user and has been very active on the microblogging platform, promoting his new movie, Jhund.
The superstar, who is 79, portrays the role of Vijay Barse, a professor who encourages slum children and motivates them to set up a football team, in Jhund. The film was released earlier this month on March 4.
This isn't the first time fans have been concerned for Bachchan's health. On February 27, Big B tweeted: "T 4205 - heart pumping .. concerned .. and the hope...” Many fans feared the worst about his health.
Concerned fans replied to his tweet, wishing him well. Some tweeted their prayers and well wishes, while others asked him if everything was alright.
He later clarified on his blog: "So last night Tweet .. was the concern and heart-throbbing for the concern of our team Chelsea in the Finals and the R/U situation." The last referred to the Russia-Ukraine situation.
ALSO READ:
Apparel exports from India to UAE was $462.3 million during the period April to August 2024
business9 hours ago
The services offered by Dubai Land Department include property status and valuation inquiries, and property ownership certificate issuance requests
realty9 hours ago
Upcoming 2025 edition of CCCC will be held in Lisbon
business9 hours ago
Federal requirements give workers 60 days' notice prior to ending their employment
americas9 hours ago
Meta did not immediately respond to the information
tech9 hours ago
Trump suggested that he could even be open to a third term in office — which would violate the US constitution
americas10 hours ago
S&P predicts modest impact of lower interest rates on region's lenders
finance10 hours ago
Nations are hoping to land deals to raise funds in developing nations like Bangladesh, which are least responsible for global warming but most at its mercy
asia11 hours ago