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    Who is Hansika Motwani’s ex-husband Sohael Khaturiya?

    Actress Hansika Motwani and businessman Sohael Khaturiya have officially divorced after a Mumbai court granted their mutual consent separation. Their nearly three-year marriage reportedly ended due to lifestyle differences. The couple, who transitioned from close friends to partners, had a grand wedding in Jaipur in December 2022, which garnered significant social media attention.

    Critical n8n Flaws Allow Remote Code Execution and Exposure of Stored Credentials

    Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed details of two now-patched security flaws in the n8n workflow automation platform, including two critical bugs that could result in arbitrary command execution. The vulnerabilities are listed below - CVE-2026-27577 (CVSS score: 9.4) - Expression sandbox escape leading to remote code execution (RCE) CVE-2026-27493 (CVSS score: 9.5) - Unauthenticated

    ‘Nothing Left In Iran, War Will End When I Want’: Donald Trump’s Big Claim On Middle East Conflict

    US President Donald Trump has said the ongoing war with Iran could end “soon”, claiming there is “practically nothing left to target” and that the conflict could end whenever he decides. Speaking in a brief phone interview with the news outlet Axios, Trump said the conflict was progressing faster than expected and suggested that US forces had inflicted significant damage on Iranian targets. His remarks come amid continuing military operations and growing debate within the United States about the objectives and long-term consequences of the conflict. ‘Ahead Of Timetable’ In the interview, Trump described the campaign as “going great” and claimed US forces had already exceeded their initial expectations. “We are way ahead of the timetable,” he said, adding that the damage inflicted on Iranian targets had surpassed what officials initially believed possible within the original six-week operational plan. Trump suggested the scale of the strikes had significantly weakened Iran’s military capacity, leading him to argue that the conflict could conclude sooner than anticipated. Criticism & Domestic Concerns Despite the President’s optimistic assessment, critics have questioned the clarity of Washington’s strategy in the conflict. Opponents argue that the administration’s objectives have shifted several times since the start of the war, raising concerns about the long-term direction of the campaign. Public opinion in the United States also appears divided. Recent surveys indicate that many Americans remain sceptical about the war and are concerned about the potential for a prolonged military engagement. The developments come as international observers continue to monitor the conflict closely, amid fears that the fighting could escalate further and affect stability across the wider Middle East region.

    Tisca Chopra mourns mother Pammi Arora’s demise

    Actress Tisca Chopra is mourning the passing of her mother, Pammi Arora. Arora, a beloved teacher, passed away on March 7. Chopra shared a heartfelt tribute, highlighting her mother's 'Mitti Pao' philosophy of letting go of troubles. She remembered her mother's kindness, humor, and creative spirit. Arora's influence on Chopra's life and career was significant.

    What is your lucky number? This how zodiac sign can reveal your life path?

    Discover your lucky number based on your zodiac sign, as astrology suggests it decodes your life path and influences success. Each sign is linked to a specific number, rooted in numerology and planetary vibrations, offering a cosmic compass for decisions and achievements. Learn how your sign's number can align you with universal flow for greater prosperity and fulfillment.

    Iran Women's Football Team Stranded, Asylum Offered After Anthem Protest

    Reported by: Farid Zuchrinata with DPAE, AP Members of the Iranian women's national football team landed in Malaysia on Wednesday after their Asian Cup elimination and are awaiting a flight home as Iran's airspace remains closed amid US and Israeli strikes. They were received in Kuala Lumpur by Iran's ambassador to Malaysia, Valiollah Mohammadi, and are staying in a hotel while travel plans are finalized. Anthem protest and asylum offer Six players and one staff member are staying in Australia after accepting humanitarian visas offered by the Australian government. Another player initially accepted Australia's asylum offer but changed her mind at the last minute. The team was offered asylum after some players remained silent during the Iranian national anthem before their opening match — a gesture that led Iranian state television to call them "wartime traitors." Fearing possible persecution if they returned home, the Australian government offered the squad humanitarian visas. Some members, officials told the Associated Press, were not granted visas — reportedly because of ties to Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard. After the opening game, the players sang the anthem in subsequent matches but have not publicly explained their actions or shared their views. 'Come home' — Iran's foreign minister Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Esmaeil Baqaei, wrote on X: "Don't worry — Iran awaits you with open arms. Come home." Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the team members who chose to stay would not face a legal battle for permanent residency and would receive health, housing, and other support in Australia. Disclaimer: This report first appeared on Deutsche Welle, and has been republished on ABP Live as part of a special arrangement. Apart from the headline, no changes have been made in the report by ABP Live.