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Varun Dhawan's ' Judwaa 2 ' ended the drought Bollywood had been facing since some months at the Box-Office. The movie has earned over Rs. 116 crore at Box-Office and still going strong. Now to make the fans even more curious, the makers have shared a behind-the-scenes video of Salman Khan meeting Varun Dhawan. In the video, Varun and Salman can be seen dancing to the tunes of 'Chalti Hai Kya 9 Se 12'. In the clip, Salman is seen saying, "I feel like yesterday man. It feels the same. This looks much better than the first film. He (David Dhawan) has learned." While Dhawan questioned, "Who has written the dialogues for Judwaa 1?" to which David Dhawan replied, "Quite a lot of heads, which we have used in this picture also!" "Boondi ke ladoo" Sajid Nadiadwala and David Dhawan imitate excitedly. The 'Badrinath ki Dulhania' star brought back to celluloid the iconic characters Raja and Prem, previou...

PM Modi also accused the ruling Samajwadi Party for not fulfilling its promises in the state UP Elections 2017  : Taking a jibe at Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav's repeated assertion of  ' kaam   bolta  hai' , Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday threw light on the rising crime rate in Uttar Pradesh and accused the Samajwadi Party of fooling the people. "They (Akhilesh) say  ' kaam   bolta  hai' , but several projects here are incomplete. What is speaking volumes are the instances of women harassment in the state," Prime Minister Modi said while addressing a rally here. "The people of Uttar Pradesh are not fools. They're well aware that criminals are still operating their gangs from behind bars," he added. Prime Minister Modi accused the Samajwadi Party of not fulfilling the promises made to the people of the state. "A scam that you (Akhilesh) promised to look into from the tenure of Mayawati was not done...

When the 61-year-old  V.K. Sasikala  – ‘chinnamma’, as she has anointed herself – is sworn in as the new chief minister of Tamil Nadu this week, she will be the third woman to hold the state’s top political job. But whether she will have a long innings in office, like her mentor, the late J. Jayalalithaa, or a short one like Janaki Ramachandran, will depend upon her ability to ensure the continuing loyalty of her party legislators. On Sunday afternoon, all 136 MLAs attending the ruling AIADMK party legislature meeting in Chennai lined up to unanimously choose her as chief minister. In the best traditions of authoritarian politics, her name was proposed by none other than the serving – and now outgoing – chief minister,  O. Panneerselvam or OPS. But Sasikala’s show of strength amongst AIADMK legislators cannot hide the fact that the party’s rank and file cadres, and the wider public in the state, do not approve of the manner in which the reins of gov...

Newer  Indian Institutes of Management  (IIMs) are experiencing a cold placement season this year. These IIMs had started placements earlier but several recruiters are withdrawing offers. Economic factors such as demonetisation, rising automation and US visa issues are among the reasons recruiters across sectors such as information technology, fast-moving consumer goods and banking, financial services and insurance have gone slow on recruitments, say newer IIMs. IIM-Udaipur, for instance, has a batch of 144 students participating in final placements, which began on November 30, 2016. But it is yet to place 20 students. IIM-Trichy has seen a dip in the number of offers per recruiter for several reasons. The institute began its placement process in the last week of December but a cyclone in Chennai had played spoilsport. Several companies had to cancel campus interviews and these have not been rescheduled. Chairperson-Placements and External Relations at IIM ...