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Chetan Bhagat recently shared his experience of meeting Bollywood superstar Salman Khan for the first time. In an interview with Lallantop, Bhagat recalled visiting Salman’s residence, Galaxy Apartments, during the making of Hello, a film adaptation of his novel One Night @ the Call Center. He described the visit as surreal, saying it felt like stepping into another world.

Donald Trump has reiterated that he might pursue a third term as US President, adding he is not joking" about wanting to serve in 2028. In an interview with NBC News, Trump said, «There are methods which you could do it. I am not joking.» Later, talking to the reporters, he said that there were demands from the people for him to run for a third term. «I have had more people ask me to have a third term, which in a way is a fourth term because the other election, the 2020 election was totally rigged. I don’t want to talk about a third term now because no matter how you look at it, we’ve got a long time to go,” Trump said, who would be 82 by the end of his potential second term. But the question arises can Trump run for a third term? In January, he told supporters that it would be „the greatest honour of my life to serve not once, but twice or three times or four times“. However, he then said this was a joke for the „fake news media“.

«People are asking me to run,» Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked about the possibility of a third term. «I don't know. I never looked into it. They do say there's a way you can do it, but I don't know about that, but I have not looked into it,» Trump said. Trump was asked about the prospect of a race pitting him against former president Barack Obama, who served two terms. «That would be a good one, I'd like that,» Trump said.

James Carville, the long-time Democratic advisor who had headed Bill Clinton's winning 1992 presidential bid, has now claimed that the Trump administration is already in ruins, much more quickly than he initially expected, as per a report.

NASA astronauts Barry 'Butch' Wilmore and Sunita 'Suni' Williams embarked on what was supposed to be an eight-day journey to the International Space Station (ISS) in June 2024, they had no idea they were signing up for a nearly year-long stay in orbit. Their unexpected extended mission, which stretched into nine months, turned them into unwilling space pioneers, drawing global attention as their return to Earth was repeatedly postponed. As the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, their prolonged absence became more than just a professional challenge—it became a deeply personal one. And for Wilmore, missing his daughter’s high school year was perhaps the hardest moment since he mentioned it out of all.

Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore, two NASA stuck astronauts onboard the International Space Station (ISS) since June 2024 finally arrived back on Earth earlier this month. The astronauts were stranded in space for more than nine months after the failure of Boeing’s pioneering Starliner capsule scuppered their originally scheduled week-long mission. Now, after coming back to Earth, the astronauts have revealed their first reactions after learning their week-long test flight was about to turn into a nine-month space odyssey.

According to TMZ, in a recent interview, West addressed the backlash surrounding his post, which many deemed insensitive and ignorant. West claimed that his social media presence has allowed him to express his raw thoughts without facing immediate censorship. However, when suggested that the post about Jay-Z's kids was one of West's worst, the rapper interrupted, asking if it was actually one of his «best or strongest» instead. ALSO READ: 'No, thank you': No one wants to talk to Usha Vance, at least not in Greenland

Donald Trump knows how to dominate the news headlines. On Sunday, the President reiterated that he could pursue a third term as US President, even though such a move could challenge the constitutional two-term limit established by the 22nd Amendment. President Trump, in an interview to NBC News, said that there were methods for doing so and clarifying that he was “not joking.”

Myntra is set to take a different route to entry-level hiring from this year, switching from on-campus final placements to internship. The fashion e-tailer is looking to hire more than 100 employees every year through this route, said its chief human resources officer Govindraj MK. «The internship programme will now be a primary pathway for hiring into first-level roles,» he told ET in an interview. For lateral roles, the company is mostly looking at in-house talent. «Whenever there's a vacancy, we prioritise internal talent mobility, grooming employees for higher roles through career development and learning programmes,» said Govindraj. This year Myntra has launched a four-to-six-month internship programme across tech, fashion-technology, business and finance. The first batch started in January 2025 and already, the company has engaged more than 10 interns, he said. «In all, we are looking at hiring about 150-170 interns throughout the year, and this will be our primary talent pipeline for full-time hiring,» said Govindraj. Students need to go through a screening process, including an entrance test and interviews, before being selected as interns. «This period (four to six months) is mutually beneficial; it allows students to assess whether our culture aligns with their career goals while we evaluate their potential for a full-time role,» he said.

Anthony Scaramucci, a former White House communications director, believes Vice President JD Vance’s time in office is limited. He compared Vance’s future to that of former Vice President Mike Pence. Scaramucci shared his views during a CNN interview, explaining why he thinks Trump may distance himself from Vance.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A few years ago, someone got in touch with me asking if I would agree to be part of an interview series where authors are interviewed in front of a live audience by a person who has never read a book. I immediately agreed because I knew that this interviewer had to be interesting just for admitting that he doesn’t read books.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. After spending months and more than $250 million campaigning to elect President Trump, Elon Musk made a call late last year to help roll out his plan for humanity’s path beyond Earth.

Novak Djokovic had some company for another Miami Open victory. With Lionel Messi watching, Djokovic cruised into the Miami Open final by routing 14th-seeded Grigor Dimitrov 6-2, 6-3 on Friday at Hard Rock Stadium. The fourth-seeded Djokovic is trying for his seventh Miami Open title in his first appearance in the event since 2019. The 37-year-old Djokovic, who won six times at the tournament's previous venue at Key Biscayne, also is going for his 100th professional title. He has been out of form this year, starting with an injury retirement at the Australian Open in January. Earlier this month, he lost his first match at Indian Wells to Botic van de Zandschulp. Djokovic next plays the winner of Friday night's Taylor Fritz-Jakub Mensik semifinal.

Steve Bannon, former adviser to President Trump, issued a stark warning during a recent interview, claiming Trump could face prison time if a Democrat wins the White House in 2028. Bannon argued that the political stakes are dire, framing the current climate as “political warfare” and urging supporters to recognize the urgency of the moment. His comments reflect growing tensions over Trump’s legal vulnerabilities and the potential fallout of another partisan shift in power.

Elon Musk has a lot on his mind. In a candid interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier, the tech billionaire and head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) warned about the dangers of a declining birth rate and America’s role in holding up Western civilisation. He described the issue as existential, warning that without intervention, civilization could collapse.

Sheeba Aggarwal recounted a rather horrifying incident she experienced early on in her career. In an interview with Lehren Retro, Aggarwal revealed she was neighbours with Saif Ali Khan and his then wife, Amrita Singh. She went on to claim that Amrita’s dog killed her Pomeranian. Reflecting on the painful incident, Sheeba said, “We used to live in the same society, and she (Amrita) had a German Shepherd, and he was not trained and wasn’t supposed to be an unleashed dog. I am an animal lover, and I understand how different kinds of pets should be handled,” she said. Sheeba’s husband, actor Akashdeep Sabir said the couple was not at home when the incident took place. The door was left open and their German Shepherd attacked their Pomeranian.

Elon Musk, in an interview with Fox News, claimed that his companies are “suffering” due to his involvement in the government. He emphasised that his role in the government puts him at a disadvantage, not an advantage. “If I wasn’t in the government, I could lobby. I could push for things that are advantageous to my company and probably get it,” he clarified. Musk heads the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), an advisory body set up by President Trump to cut the federal workforce and eliminate wasteful spending. Concerns about potential conflicts of interest have grown, given his private businesses alongside his government role and its impact on official decisions.

American Idol winner Scotty McCreery’s latest album, Rise & Fall, took on an unexpected new meaning when the country singer took a tumble mid-performance. Social media audiences witnessed the 31-year-old country singer during his Kane Brown High Road Tour appearance as he posted the incident, demonstrating his ability to convert a stumble into jovial humor.

Though asking thoughtful questions helps leave a positive impression, asking the wrong ones can generate doubts about your preparedness, professionalism, and interest in the role. For instance, while it’s natural to be curious about the company’s financial performance, bluntly asking “I heard the company faced a downfall last year so how much money exactly did it lose” can be intrusive and inappropriate. So, to ensure you make the best impression, here are 4 questions you should avoid asking during your interview.

Elon Musk has revealed the date he plans to 'ditch US President Donald Trump' and leave Washington DC after his DOGE purge of Federal departments. The Tesla CEO sat down with key members of his DOGE team to discuss the work his team has carried out for the first few months of Trump's administration. Elon Musk plans to step down from his cost-cutting role in the Trump administration at the end of May after reducing the US deficit by $1 trillion, the tech billionaire said on Thursday, according to The Fox News. Musk, 54, expressed confidence in getting close to that goal, which would halve the annual federal deficit, in just 130 days — saying his team was averaging “$4 billion a day, every day, seven days a week.” ALSO READ: Myanmar earthquake: Emergency declared in Bangkok; Thailand's stock exchange suspends trading