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Filmmaker Sanjay Gadhvi of Dhoom fame died at his Mumbai home on Sunday, November 19. His daughter Sanjina Gadhvi shared the news as reported by PTI. He was 56 and would have celebrated his 57th birthday in three days.

Indian Air Force (IAF) C17 aircraft, carrying 32 tonnes of aid for civilians in Gaza caught up in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, on Sunday departed for the El-Arish Airport in Egypt. Taking to his official handle on X, External Affairs Minister S Jaishanker reaffirmed New Delhi's commitment to extend humanitarian assistance to Gazans, posting, «We continue to deliver humanitarian assistance to the people of Palestine. Second @IAF_MCC C17 aircraft carrying 32 tonnes of aid departs for the El-Arish Airport in Egypt.» Earlier, India sent 38 tonnes of humanitarian relief for civilians caught up in the ongoing ground offensive by the Israeli forces in the Strip. The aid package comprised fluids and painkillers.

The team was able to tour Shifa Hospital for an hour after about 2,500 displaced people, mobile patients and medical staff left the sprawling compound Saturday morning, said the World Health Organization, which led the mission. «Patients and health staff with whom they spoke were terrified for their safety and health, and pleaded for evacuation,» the agency said, describing Shifa as a death zone. It said more teams will attempt to reach Shifa in coming days to try to evacuate the patients to southern Gaza, where hospitals are also overwhelmed.

Matthew Perry’s recent death will seem particularly sad during the next weekend’s Thanksgiving. The one festival which 'Friends', the TV show in which he played Chandler, really celebrated was this purely American occasion for good cooking (Monica), bad cooking (Rachel), guilt-tripping about cooking (Phoebe), annoying friends with bad jokes (Chandler), eating (Joey) and enjoying leftovers (Ross). A whole episode (‘The One With Ross’s Sandwich’) was named after a special sandwich made with leftover Thanksgiving turkey.

Taylor Swift postponed her show in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro due to scorching heat, a day after the death of a fan who fell sick and died in the scorching concert venue. Taylor Swift announced the decision to postpone the Rio de Janeiro concert in an Instagram post. "The decision has been made to postpone tonight's show due to the extreme temperatures in Rio," Taylor Swift wrote on Instagram about two hours before she was to go on stage.

A 23-year-old Taylor Swift fan died at the singer’s Eras Tour concert in Rio de Janeiro Friday night, according to a statement from the show’s organizers in Brazil. Both Swifties and politicians reacted to the news with outrage.

Hamas' October 7 attack at the Nova Music Festival was raised from 260 to 350, with officials stressing the number could rise more as new information surfaces. The increase was based on data from Israel's National Insurance Institute, which found that the number of victims who were shot and then burned in their cars while attempting to flee is higher than previously thought. Another 40 attendees of the all-night rave were taken to Gaza as hostages. Some 1,200 people were killed during Hamas' October 7 attack on Jewish communities near the Gaza Strip and around 240 people are confirmed to be held hostage in Gaza. Authorities have identified 870 of the victims, while others still remain unaccounted for. Archaeologists have been enlisted to help find the remains of massacred Israelis while search teams continue looking for bodies in open areas.

World Health Organization said Sunday it had led an assessment mission to Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City and determined it was a «death zone», urging a full evacuation. "WHO and partners are urgently developing plans for the immediate evacuation of the remaining patients, staff and their families," the United Nations health agency said in a statement, adding that 291 patients and 25 health workers remained inside the hospital. WHO said it had headed a joint UN team, including public health experts, logistics officers and security staff from a range of agencies on a short and «very high-risk» mission into the hospital on Saturday. The assessment team had gone into Al-Shifa after the Israeli military had earlier ordered the evacuation of some 2,500 displaced people sheltering on the hospital grounds, WHO said. «They, along with a number of mobile patients and hospital staff, had already vacated the facility by the time of the team's arrival,» the statement said. Columns of sick and injured — some of them amputees — were seen making their way out of Al-Shifa hospital Saturday towards the seafront without ambulances along with displaced people, doctors and nurses, as loud explosions were heard around the complex. The UN assessment team was meanwhile only able to spend an hour inside the hospital due to the security situation. The team, WHO said, described the hospital as a «death zone» and the situation as «desperate». — 'Mass grave' - «Signs of shelling and gunfire were evident.

India's G20 sherpa, Amitabh Kant, has said the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) will be a resounding success, despite the Israel-Hamas conflict casting a shadow over its viability. «India will continue to play a central role, balancing interests and aligning incentives to ensure IMEC reshapes global trade,» Kant told ET, adding that the project is resilient enough to withstand the current turbulence in the Middle East. Minted in New Delhi on the sidelines of the G20 summit in September, this ambitious geo-economic and geo-strategic project is designed with two components — an eastern corridor connecting India to the Gulf region, and a northern corridor that will link the Gulf to Europe through a ship-rail transit network and road transport routes. «Despite the ongoing geopolitical tensions, on which India's position has been made clear at the United Nations, we should focus on the long-term significance of projects such as IMEC,» said Kant.

Olivia Colman, 49, recently opened up about being terrified of the Paparazzi while living in London. The Wonka famed actress was seen in the cover of British Vogue for the first time and shared her candid insights on being “scared” of the Paparazzi. Olivia said she had to move cities to avoid the hindrance caused in her personal life by the Paps and even her children feel unsafe.

Hamas in the besieged Gaza Strip, in the wake of the October 7 terror attacks, Congress MP Rajmohan Unnithan came up with a shocker on Saturday, saying that Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu «should be shot and killed without a trial». Speaking at a rally to demonstrate solidarity with Palestine in Kasargod, Kerala, amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia, the Congress leader openly advocated the "Nuremberg model" (invoking the trial of Nazis in Nuremberg for the holocaust) against the Israeli PM. «You can ask what should be done to those who break all agreements under the Geneva Convention. After the Second World War, there was something called the Nuremberg trials for bringing those (Nazis) guilty of war crimes to justice.

militants in Iraq and Syria have long battled with U.S. and coalition forces, launching sporadic attacks against bases in the region where troops are deployed to fight Islamic State group insurgents. But since Oct. 17, as civilian deaths in Israel's war against Hamas began to skyrocket, there has been a dramatic spike in attacks by Iran's proxies, operating under the umbrella name of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq. While most of the more than five dozen attacks have been largely ineffective, at least 60 U.S. personnel have reported minor injuries. Most often those have been traumatic brain injuries from the explosions, and all troops have returned to duty, according to the Pentagon. In response to the attacks, the U.S. has walked a delicate line. The U.S. military has struck back just three times as the Biden administration balances efforts to deter the militants without triggering a broader Middle East conflict. A look at the attacks and the U.S. response:

AP reported. Here are the top ten updates on the Israel-Gaza War. Also Read: Israel-Hamas War LIVE Updates 1.

A New York woman who died Sunday from cancer has raised enough money to erase million of dollars in medical debt with a posthumous plea for help

Narendra Modi on Friday condemned the civilian killings in the Israel-Hamas conflict, as he spoke about 'new challenges' in west Asia and emphasised on dialogue and diplomacy. «We have emphasised on dialogue and diplomacy. We also condemn the deaths of civilians in the conflict between Israel and Hamas,» Modi said in his opening address of the second virtual Voice of Global South Summit on Friday. Modi spoke on achievements of the G20 presidency, including progress on several initiatives unveiled at the first south summit in January.

The 4% rule, which states that you can safely withdraw 4% of your retirement savings each year and adjust for inflation, has been the gold standard for retirees asking how to make their money last until they die. However, with the Fed holding interest rates artificially low for years, the rule has been put into question with some stating it should be 3% or even lower. Now, Morningstar is telling retirees that «The 4% rule may finally hold true as a safe starting withdrawal rate when considering a 30-year time horizon.» This is the firm's highest safe withdrawal percentage since it started the research in 2021. The firm's findings suggest that new retirees using the rule have a 90% probability of still having funds remaining after the 30-year period.

Narendra Modi on Friday made plain his views on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, stating India strongly condemns civilian deaths arising from the devastating war. Speaking at the second edition of the Voice of Global South Summit in New Delhi, which saw leaders of Mauritius, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Kenya and Kyrgyzstan, among others, in attendance, Modi said: “India has condemned the heinous terror attacks in Israel on 7 October. We have urged restraint along with dialogue and diplomacy.

Sheffield Wednesday fan has been given a suspended prison sentence over mocking the death of Bradley Lowery death. Dale Houghton, the fan who is 32, from Rotherham, was seen laughing as he held up an image of the six-year-old at a match against Sunderland.

Bloody Escape" – Jigoku no Tousougeki – will release early next year in Japan. The science fiction, action-packed movie with some incredible supernatural beings will hit the theaters of Japan on January 5, 2024. Earlier, the makers of «Bloody Escape», on November 17, announced on their official website about the release date of the movie as January 5, 2024, which is much earlier than the expected release date. The movie takes you to a distant future, where the human population is declining and Artificial Intelligence is being used to protect whatever is left on the earth. This leads to the creation of several demons and cyborg-like creatures. This fantasy thriller movie is set in a futuristic version of Tokyo and follows the story of a human cyborg, Kisaragi. Audiences will see a lot of fierce battle, violence and gore scenes in the movie when Kisaragi is forced to escape from a group of immortal vampires attempting to conquer the city. On November 17, the official trailer of «Bloody Escape» was released. Notably, on November 17, the franchise had revealed the cast list for the anime. The movie will see some of the well known voices such as JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’s Yuki Ono and Demon Slayer’s Reina Ueda.Others in the cast list are Yuki Ono has lent his voice for Kisaragi, the character of Lunalu has been voiced by Rena Ueda, Cruz voiced by Soma Saito, Jami voiced by Yuma Uchia, Larak voiced by Satsuki Yukino, Nonoc voiced by Masayo Kurata, Zanza voiced by Jun Fukuyama, Feres voiced by Rie Takahashi and others. The movie has been directed by Goro Taniguchi of Code Geass and One Piece fame and produced by Polygon Pictures known for the Godzilla Trilogy and Love, Death & Robots 2022.

Juliette Binoche, Marion Cotillard, and Jacques Audiard are part of the group of 500 French cinema professionals who have endorsed an open letter in support of a silent peace march set to take place in Paris this Sunday. The initiative, organized in response to the Israel-Hamas conflict and its ongoing global impact, is being led by the recently established collective known as «Une Autre Voix» (Another Voice). The letter emphasizes that the ongoing fratricidal war impacts everyone, irrespective of individual reasons or affiliations on either side of the conflict.

Also Read: India hopeful of ‘positive outcome’: MEA on appeal to free ex-navy men in Qatar Her last hope is her mother, who is trying hard to seek approval to travel to Yemen and negotiate with the victim's family members by paying blood money. Also read: India granted second consular access to former Navy officers sentenced to death in Qatar While hearing the writ petition filed by Nimisha's mother seeking permission to travel to Yemen, the Delhi High Court was told by the centre that the Supreme Court in Yemen, on November 13, had dismissed the appeal of a Malayali nurse against the death sentence. Nimisha's mother is fighting hard to save her daughter and bring her back to India.