Lakshmi

Thalapathy Vijay's political party's election lead has sparked widespread congratulations from industry peers. Actress Trisha Krishnan is celebrating a "double celebration" with her birthday coinciding with the massive victory. Lakshmi Manchu and other stars like Ram Pothineni and Sundeep Kishan have lauded Vijay's win, marking a significant moment in Tamil Nadu politics.

In a landmark celebration, family drama 'Lakshmi Niwas' marks its 100th episode, delighting viewers with its heartfelt exploration of a middle-class Indian family's aspirations and sacrifices. Premiering on January 12, 2026, this series has earned acclaim for its poignant storytelling and outstanding performances by lead actors Manasi Joshi Roy and Rajendra Chawla.

Vijay, aka Thalapathy Vijay, has registered a hisoric victory with his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026. Interestingly, May 4 — the day of the election results — also marked Trisha Krishnan’s birthday, setting off a wave of chatter online. Interestingly, Charmme Kaur and Lakshmi Manchu have hailed Trisha as a 'lucky mascot' after Vijay's win and called for 'double celebrations'.

A consortium led by Lakshmi Mittal, Aditya Mittal, and Adar Poonawalla has acquired the IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals and its sister entities for approximately $1.65 billion. The deal, expected to conclude in Q3 2026, will see the Mittal family hold a majority stake. This acquisition follows a previous attempt by a Kal Somani-led consortium that faced funding and regulatory hurdles.

Katulpur, a reserved constituency in Bankura, South Bengal, faces a crucial 2026 election. With over 237,000 SC electors, key issues include irrigation, MGNREGA, housing, and healthcare. Following a high-turnout contest in 2021 where BJP secured victory, this seat remains vital for both AITC and BJP's SC outreach strategies.

Child actor Kessar Kansara is fulfilling her grandfather's acting dream through her role as Niya in Lakshmi Niwas.

What began in 2011 as a movement against the Left Front’s stagnation had, by 2026, come full circle. Mamata Banerjee had once represented disruption and hope. Over time, her regime became associated with a different vocabulary. Words like “cut money”, “syndicate control”, and “tolabazi” became shorthand for everyday governance failures. This was not merely opposition rhetoric, it was a lived experience. From construction projects to small household repairs, local syndicates were perceived to control economic activity.

It was a sweet coincidence that Trisha Krishnan’s birthday and Thalapathy Vijay’s recent political victory grabbed attention around the same time, amid ongoing rumours about their relationship. Amid the buzz, Trisha’s old statements about her broken engagement have resurfaced. In 2015, she had announced her engagement to Chennai-based businessman Varun Manian. However, the engagement was called off within months after she was reportedly asked to quit acting.

Ichak, once a vibrant capital of the Ramgarh Raj, now faces alarming neglect. Hundreds of ancient temples, ponds, and gardens, remnants of a rich cultural past, are in disrepair and encroached upon. Despite its historical significance and architectural marvels like the Singh Dwar, Ichak lacks basic infrastructure, hindering its potential as a heritage tourism destination.

Yercaud, a Scheduled Tribe reserved constituency in Tamil Nadu's Salem district, has consistently seen electoral battles between AIADMK and DMK. The AIADMK secured a victory in the 2016 elections with a margin of 17,394 votes, building on their win in 2011. Historically, the constituency has alternated between the two major Dravidian parties, reflecting state-wide political trends.

Kal Somani-led consortium has expressed 'disappointment' that they're not part of the ownership group of Rajasthan Royals and its sister teams in the Caribbean and South Africa. The consortium also included Rob Walton (Denver Broncos) and Michael Hamp, son of Sheila Ford Hamp, owner of the Detroit Lions. On Sunday, industrialist Lakshmi N. Mittal, his son Aditya, and Adar Poonawalla acquired a majority stake in RR for USD 1.65 billion.