SOUTH INDIAN ACTORS FROM DUBAI
India expands Russian marine insurance options
India has increased the number of Russian insurers authorized to provide marine cover for ships docking at its ports. This move allows more Russian companies to offer protection and indemnity coverage. The expanded list includes several Russian firms with registrations valid until 2026, 2027, 2029, and 2030.
No fixed salary, Rs 460 crore empire: How Pushpa star Allu Arjun became one of India’s highest-paid actors
Allu Arjun, a leading Indian star, has built a significant business portfolio alongside his successful film career, with an estimated net worth of Rs 460 crore. He reportedly earns through a unique revenue-sharing model, taking a substantial percentage of film earnings, which benefits both him and producers. Read on to know more about it.
GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hub
Indian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC, and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offers distinct advantages in access, tax efficiency, and regulatory comfort, catering to different investor profiles from first-generation entrepreneurs to established family offices.
Three actors, actresses who are IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta MBA graduates
Talented actors are proving that artistic brilliance can go hand-in-hand with academic achievement. Mukul Chadda, Mallika Sarabhai, and Smriti Kalra are notable examples. They have earned degrees from prestigious Indian management institutes like IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Calcutta. Their journeys showcase a unique blend of analytical skills and creative pursuits, challenging traditional career paths.
From tech to tinsel town: 10 Indian actors who are graduates from IITs and NITs
Many Indian actors built strong academic foundations in engineering from prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs before pursuing careers in entertainment. These performers showcase a blend of intellect and creativity. Their journeys from engineering blueprints to storytelling genius reveal courage and a willingness to trade conventional paths for showbiz. These individuals demonstrate that success is not limited to one field.
Five techies who quit their 9-to-5 jobs at Infosys to become famous actors: Nivin Pauly to Taapsee Pannu
Several actors chose to leave secure corporate careers for the unpredictable world of films. Nivin Pauly, Taapsee Pannu, Dhananjaya, and Nithya Shetty all worked at Infosys before pursuing acting. Their journeys highlight the courage to follow one's heart. Read on to know why they gave up their lucrative jobs to pursue acting.
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10 techies who quit jobs at Accenture, TCS, Infosys to become popular South actors: Tovino Thomas to Kalaiyarasan to Srinidhi Shetty
Several South Indian actors, including Srinidhi Shetty, Tovino Thomas, and Nivin Pauly, left well-paying IT jobs at companies like Accenture and Infosys to follow their passion for acting and build successful film careers. Read on to know more about the 10 actors who gave up their lucrative jobs to join the industry.
From struggle to stardom: 5 famous actors whose fathers were farmers, from Pankaj Tripathi to Manoj Bajpayee
Many of India’s most admired actors come from farming families, where discipline and perseverance are a way of life. Growing up in villages, they learned the value of hard work early on. Their journey from simple beginnings to the film industry highlights how strong determination, passion, and upbringing can shape success and change the course of life. Read on!
Dubai announces resumption of school bus operations from April 20
School bus services will resume across the UAE on Monday, April 20, 2026. The Ministry of Education confirmed the decision applies to all public and private schools. This follows assessments by the National Emergency and Crisis Management Authority. Services were temporarily suspended due to adverse weather conditions. The move ensures the continuity of education and student safety.
Greek, Indian tankers U-turn before Hormuz amid reopening doubt
Several oil tankers have turned back in the Persian Gulf. This follows Iran's mixed signals on keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. Shipowners are uncertain about transit. Five Greek and Indian tankers halted journeys early Saturday. Warnings were reportedly broadcast over radio. The situation creates confusion for global oil trade.
Rs 200 crores money laundering case: Court issues notice to ED on Jacqueline Fernandes's plea to turn approver
Actress Jacqueline Fernandes has expressed her willingness to become an approver in the Rs. 200 crore money laundering case. The Patiala House court has issued a notice to the Enforcement Directorate. Fernandes seeks to cooperate with the investigation. The court has asked the ED to file a reply by April 20. Arguments on the charge are ongoing.
Price hikes, outlook cuts - What airlines are doing as fuel costs surge
Global air travel faces significant disruption due to the Iran war, leading to widespread flight cancellations and suspensions across the Middle East. Major airlines have extended cancellations to key hubs like Dubai, Doha, and Tel Aviv, impacting travel plans through late October for many routes.
Dubai unveils first air taxi station near Dubai International Airport, targets faster city travel
A new air taxi service is set to launch in Dubai, with the first of four planned hubs now operational. The developer will manage the service, while authorities handle regulation and integration. Following successful test flights and trials, the operator is pursuing certification for a commercial launch.
London-based food vlogger shares easy recipe of India’s ‘healthiest and fluffiest breakfast’. Foodies call it ‘unreal’
UK-based vlogger Julius Fiedler shared his experience making South Indian idlis at home after learning the recipe in Bengaluru. He detailed the batter fermentation process, combining rice and lentil mixtures, and steaming them to a fluffy perfection. Food enthusiasts praised his melt-in-the-mouth idlis, calling them 'unreal' and requesting more variations.
Pharma exports fall to five-year low in March amid West Asia crisis
India's pharma exports saw a sharp 23.17% fall in March. The West Asia war disrupted shipping routes and air transit hubs. This led to increased freight costs and potential losses of ₹2,500-₹5,000 crore. Despite strong growth earlier in FY26, the conflict impacted crucial transit points like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. This affected the flow of vital medicines to global markets.
'I was touched badly': Salman Khan's actress calls out filmmaker for disturbing audition experience. 'We were 6-7 girls'
Daisy Shah has spoken about an uncomfortable experience from her early career during a casting meeting in Mumbai. She recalled that around six to seven aspiring actresses were called individually to meet a filmmaker, and she felt uneasy due to his physical behaviour towards her. Daisy said the incident made her uncomfortable, especially as she has always been sensitive about physical contact, and she chose not to pursue the opportunity further.
New Delimitation Bill 2026: What it means and its key proposals
The government's tabling of the Delimitation Bill has ignited a political firestorm, particularly from southern opposition parties. The proposal, which could redistribute Lok Sabha seats based on population, threatens to reduce the South's political influence despite their economic contributions. Critics argue this move penalizes states that successfully controlled population growth.
The Facade of Love OTT release in India: When and where to watch Lee Dong Wook, Jeon So Nee's romantic K-drama. Number of episodes, plot and more
South Korean star Lee Dong-wook is set to lead the new romantic drama The Facade of Love, slated for a global release on Netflix. The series, which is part of this year's OTT 2026 Korean content slate, explores the complex consequences of a single encounter between two strangers. Read on to know more about the upcoming show.
15 actors and directors who graduated from Delhi University's Hindu College: Arjun Rampal to Imtiaz Ali to Tisca Chopra
Delhi University's Hindu College has a rich legacy of nurturing talent for Indian cinema. Many celebrated actors and filmmakers began their journeys within its academic halls. From Arjun Rampal and Imtiaz Ali to Tisca Chopra and Vishal Bhardwaj, these alumni have shaped the entertainment landscape. Read on to know more about them.
You'll be wrong to say bye to Dubai
Despite a recent 14% decline in Dubai's real estate transactions due to regional conflict, the city's status as a resilient global financial hub remains intact. Dubai's strategic advantages and past crisis management suggest a future stabilization, with potential buying opportunities arising from market corrections and renewed expat interest if peace prevails.
West Asia crisis hits Dubai real estate: Will it boost high-end luxury property investment in India?
Dubai's property market is experiencing a slowdown due to regional geopolitical tensions. This is causing investors to look towards India for real estate opportunities. Cities like Gurugram and Mumbai are seeing steady demand for luxury housing. India's market offers stability and long-term growth potential. This shift highlights India's growing importance in global real estate investment.
Arjunan questions DMK's Balaji's Coimbatore shift, cites Karur anger
Amman Arjunan has criticized DMK’s Senthil Balaji for contesting from Coimbatore South, questioning his shift from Karur and accusing him of failing to deliver on promises. The remarks come ahead of a high-profile three-way contest, with Arjunan expressing confidence in AIADMK’s prospects in the region.
Dubai gold rates today (April 14, 2026): Latest 22K, 24K gold prices at iGold, Dubai Jewellery Group, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas, Kalyan Jewellers
Dubai gold rates today: Following US President Donald Trump's speech and the breakdown of US-Iran peace negotiations, investors are keeping a close eye on gold and silver prices.
T20 WC star Samson named ICC Men's Player of the Month for March
Indian opener Sanju Samson received the ICC Men's Player of the Month award for March. He played a key role in India's T20 World Cup victory. Samson's performance in crucial matches secured India's path to the semifinals and the title win. This marks his first ICC Player of the Month honor. New Zealand's Melie Kerr also won the women's award.
''I cry a lot in the bathroom': How Shah Rukh Khan turns failures into a blockbuster comebacks
Bollywood's King Shah Rukh Khan revealed his method of dealing with failure, admitting he feels the pain deeply but processes it alone. He emphasised accepting setbacks, learning from them, and taking responsibility for growth, a philosophy that continues to guide his career. Read on to know more about it.
Women don’t pause: Menopause is moving out of the shadows as women midlifers create conversations, content & community around it
Ankita Wamburkar’s struggle with unexplained health issues—initially misdiagnosed—highlights a wider gap in menopause awareness. Her eventual diagnosis through social media reflects a broader shift, where digital platforms are helping women understand perimenopause and menopause earlier and more clearly.
HNIs eye Greece residency as alternative to Dubai option
Affluent Indians are increasingly eyeing Greece as a destination for permanent residency. The motivations behind this trend include evolving geopolitics and a more accessible investment threshold than many European counterparts. Greece not only allows for visa-free access to the Schengen zone but also boasts a robust legal framework.
Dubai limits foreign flights until May 31, letters show, hitting Indian airlines hardest
Dubai has limited foreign airlines to one daily flight until May 31 due to the Iran crisis, impacting Indian carriers who planned numerous services. The Federation of Indian Airlines is urging India to seek a lift on these curbs or consider reciprocal measures against Dubai's airlines, citing potential substantial revenue losses.
Hoteliers hope for swift West Asia rebound
The hospitality sector anticipates a strong recovery in the Middle East after the US-Iran ceasefire. Industry leaders expect occupancies in markets like Dubai to bounce back by September. While rates may take longer to reach previous levels, the ceasefire is seen as positive news for tourism and energy markets. Airline flight frequencies will play a key role in the rebound.
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