Tere Ishk Mein Box Office Collection Day 2: The much-awaited romantic drama starring Dhanush and Kriti Sanon, Tere Ishk Mein releases on November 28. The film received promising reviews and had a strong opening – and it also maintained momentum on its second day. Tere Ishk Mein box office news According to the latest figures from Sacnilk, Tere Ishk Mein earned ₹17 crore on Saturday, after a ₹16 crore opening on Friday – taking its two-day total to ₹33 crore. On day two, the Hindi version recorded a total theater occupancy of 27.92 percent: morning shows had 12.08 percent occupancy, afternoon 26.60 percent, evening 29.25 percent, while night shows peaked at 43.74 percent. Chennai achieved the highest occupancy at 45.75 percent. In comparison, the Tamil version had an overall occupancy of 19.94 percent. Although the film lagged behind another recent romantic drama, Saiyaara, which earned ₹21 crore on day one and ₹24 crore on its second day, Tere Ishk Mein emerged as Dhanush’s biggest opening-day film this year – surpassing his South Indian releases Kuberaa and Idli Kadaai. Tere Ishk Mein Audience Review A viewer wrote: “#TereIshkMein first half – solid performance by @dhanushkraja as an angry young Tamilian with a traumatic past. @kritisanon is equally strong as the career-driven Mukti, daughter of a bureaucrat. The social divide between the two creates a powerful conflict. The film works because of their dialogues. @aanandlrai once again delivers with compelling characters, and @arrahman remains the soul of the story.” Another user commented, “Tere Ishk Mein is a gripping, high-emotion love drama that marries intensity with solid storytelling. It’s driven by Dhanush’s exceptional performance – raw, fiery and deeply moving – while Kriti Sanon brings grace, sadness and strength to every frame. Their chemistry is electric and gives the film its strongest heartbeat.” A third user said, “#TereIshkMein: A good first half followed by an above average second half 🤝. Despite some dips post interval, the film has many standout moments and is a wholesome entertainer 🫶❤️. A WINNER load for #Dhanush in Bollywood 🏆.” About Tere Ishk Mein The film charts the story of Mukti (Kriti Sanon), a young woman who falls in love with the fierce and erratic rule breaker Shankar (Dhanush). But circumstances tear them apart before their romance can fully blossom. Unable to bear the grief, Shankar becomes vengeful – vowing to burn “all of Delhi” to ashes. Their intense and unwavering love story forms the heart of the film. Produced by T-Series and Color Yellow Productions, Tere Ishk Mein is directed by Aanand L Rai. The soundtrack is composed by AR Rahman, with lyrics by Irshad Kamil.

Arshdeep Kaur Updated Nov 30, 2025, 12:24 IST Election Commission of India (ECI) on Sunday revised the schedule for the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 12 states, including West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. In an official notification, the ECI has extended the deadline for summary till December 11, from the original deadline of December 4. The SIR exercise is currently underway in the states and UTs of Uttar Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Kerala, Lakshadweep, Lakshadweep, Madhya Pradehan, Tamil Pradesh, Tamil, West Bengal.

The Rajasthan High Court has directed the state government to promote app-based ride-hailing services to ensure that at least 15% of their drivers are women within six months, according to a report by PTI. It also ordered to raise the target to 25% in the next two to three years. The court order also said that platforms should offer women passengers the option to select a female driver as their primary preference. The directions were issued as part of a detailed 35-point order by Justice Ravi Chirania, who described cybercrime as an “unstoppable and fast-rising menace” and called for urgent structural reforms in Rajasthan’s cyber policing framework, the report said. Cracking down on cybercrime The court also directed the government to set up a Rajasthan Cybercrime Control Centre, in line with the Union government’s Indian Cybercrime Coordination Center (I4C). It was noted that despite the introduction of the post of Director General, Cybercrimes in 2024, the state “does not yet have an adequate system” to address digital offences. The order was issued during the hearing of bail pleas for two Gujarat residents accused of impersonating law enforcers and allegedly defrauding an elderly couple of ₹2.02 crore. Both men, who are currently in the Jodhpur Central Jail, have been denied bail. In addition, the Supreme Court directed telecom authorities to carry out thorough verification before issuing a fourth SIM card to an individual. It urged the government to keep a close watch on dead or inactive bank accounts and to require physical KYC verification for these accounts. Banks and financial institutions are instructed to suspend or deny internet banking services on accounts flagged as suspicious or those with annual transactions below ₹50,000 for the past three years. The court further ordered that all gig workers operating in Rajasthan should register with the office of the Director General, Cyber ​​Crimes. From 1 February next year, gig workers will have to wear a uniform or adhere to a dress code and carry a QR-coded ID card to show on request. Registration with the state transport department will become mandatory for gig workers, who will now be required to drive vehicles with commercial number plates. Meanwhile, the sale and purchase of second-hand digital devices will be subject to stricter controls, while schools have been instructed to implement a clear SOP regulating mobile phone use for students up to class nine or those under 16 years of age. (With input from agencies.)

Washington DC [US]November 30 (ANI): Academy and Tony Award-winning actress Judi Dench has opened up about the realities of her eye condition, which led to a loss of sight and her stepping back from stage and screen, reports Deadline. Judi Dench is considered one of the great actresses, known for her versatile roles on stage and screen. Dench has garnered numerous awards throughout a career spanning seven decades, including an Academy Award, a Tony Award, two Golden Globe Awards, four British Academy Television Awards, six British Academy Film Awards and seven Olivier Awards. “No, you don’t [see me on camera]because I can’t see anymore,” she told an ITV News reporter as quoted by Deadline in a recent joint interview with longtime collaborator and friend Ian McKellen, with whom she starred in Macbeth in 1979. When McKellen joked that they could see her, the veteran star responded: “Yes, and I can see your Macbeth so well. But I can’t recognize anybody now.” ‘The Notes on a Scandal’ star continued: “I can’t see the television, I can’t see to read.” The X-Men alum then jokingly asked Dench if she ever goes up to “total strangers” [to] say, ‘Lovely to see you again,'” to which she laughed and replied, “Sometimes!” Dench, who has led a long career from her memorable appearance in Shakespeare in Love to her formidable portrayal as M in Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond, has been open about her diagnosis of age-related macular degeneration, which affects the central eye condition, or a degenerative eye condition that affects the degenerative part of the eye. loss, since 2012, reported Deadline She hinted at her retirement last year, saying the year before, “It’s hard for me when I have any length of part. I haven’t found a way yet. Because I have so many friends who will teach me the script. But I have a photographic memory,” as quoted by Deadline. Her most recent credits include a cameo in the 2022 Apple TV Christmas musical comedy Spirited, starring Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds. (ANI)

Jakarta – Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture (PMK) Pratikno revealed President Prabowo Subianto’s direction on dealing with flood and landslide disasters in Aceh, North Sumatra (North Sumatra) and West Sumatra (Sumbar). Prabowo, said Pratikno, ordered all national forces to deal with floods in the three provinces. “The President ordered to increase all national forces, focus on dealing with the emergency response as quickly as possible. Mobilization of evacuation, deployment of logistics, protection of refugees, then deployment of health workers, repair of infrastructure, transport, communication, as well as monitoring in the field,” Pratikno said while chairing the Disaster Emergency Management Coordination Meeting, the North, BNP and North Emergency Management Meeting. Sumatra Provincial Government, at Silangit Airport, North Tapanuli, North Sumatra Province, Sunday (30/11/2025). Photo: Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture (PMK) Pratikno (Special doc.). SCROLL TO CONTINUE CONTENT Pratikno said the government has distributed aid to restore communications in the affected areas in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. The evacuation process, Pratikno said, has also been accelerated. “It was previously reported that logistical supplies continue to flow from the government and non-governmental organizations. At a certain point, they will continue to increase and will continue to be distributed. All national forces are therefore being mobilized to speed up the emergency response and restore everything immediately,” he explained. The government is preparing post-disaster rehabilitation and reconstruction scenarios. Pratikno emphasized that the government will also continue to focus on dealing with emergency response. “At the same time, we are also preparing scenarios for recovery. Rehabilitation and reconstruction. Of course we are focusing on emergency response, but we are preparing the rehabilitation and reconstruction scenario stages,” he said. The government is currently accelerating the provision of temporary housing for residents who have lost their homes. Pratikno said the government will speed up emergency response in the field. “There are several things that need to be prioritized. I have discussed with the Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure on how to carry out quick recovery, including for temporary housing,” he said. “We will support how resources are deployed. But of course it’s not just resource deployment, but how to synergize in the field,” he added. The Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture also expressed his appreciation towards the officers working in the field. He also appreciated the volunteers who helped deal with this disaster. “Thank you to the TNI, Polri and Regional Government staff who are working hard to make temporary housing possible while rehabilitation and reconstruction will also be carried out soon,” he said. Update on Fatalities in 3 Provinces The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has provided an update on the death toll from natural disasters from floods to landslides that hit Aceh, North Sumatra, West Sumatra. The total death toll due to flooding in the three provinces has now reached 316 people. The following is data on the death toll and missing victims in 3 provinces: Aceh: 54 people dead, 55 people missing West Sumatra: 90 people dead, 87 people missing North Sumatra: 172 people missing, 147 people missing (whn/knv)

Jakarta – The National Police through the Information and Communication Technology Division (ICT Division) has installed eight Starlink internet access devices at flood points in the northern region of Sumatra. Now residents have started communicating with their families through internet connection. National Police Headquarters sent a total of 8 Starlink devices to disaster affected areas, namely 2 units in Aceh, 4 units in North Sumatra and 2 units in West Sumatra. One of the units in Aceh was operated by the Aceh Police ICT Bid Team led by Ipda Edi Amran with two other personnel. Scroll to continue CONTENT Based on the video received, it appears that a number of residents are using cell phones to communicate with their families. Residents in Kuta Blang District, Bireuen Regency, Aceh are known to be without internet access for almost four days. “Thank God, people can now contact their families after four days of no signal. They are very enthusiastic about using the WiFi access we installed,” said Ipda Edi Amran from the disaster site, Sunday (11/30/2025). Refugees seemed enthusiastic about using Starlink’s free internet access service. One of the residents of Kuta Blang District, Bireuen Regency expressed his gratitude after communicating with his family. “Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Thank you to the National Police for providing WiFi to our residents of Kuta Blang District, Bireuen Regency, Aceh who are evacuating. I can call my whole family who could not be contacted for several days,” said one of the residents at the location. “Thank God, today I am connected with our family outside. I would like to thank the National Police. I hope the National Police will be more successful in the future. Thank you,” he added. Starlink WiFi access will operate until communication conditions restore in the affected areas. The National Police hopes that the condition of residents affected by floods and landslides in the north of Sumatra Island will improve soon. (dwr/tor)

Jakarta – The leadership of the DPR RI has released aid for communities affected by the flood disaster in Sumatra. The existing aid was sent by plane. The delivery of aid was carried out on Sunday (30/11/2025) at Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, East Jakarta. Vice Chairman of the DPR RI, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, said that aid will be sent, including to Central Tapanuli, Padang and Aceh. “That the People’s Council of the Republic of Indonesia has today handed over aid to Sumatra, in the form of air cargo that will be delivered to brothers and sisters who have experienced a disaster,” said Dasco at the Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base on Sunday (11/30/2025). Scroll to continue content “Today, tomorrow and tomorrow will be sent to Central Tapanuli, to Padang and to Aceh,” he added. Symbolically, Dasco handed over the aid to Deputy Speaker of the DPR, Cucun Ahmad Syamsurijal, who would send it directly. The aid sent included food, sarongs and diapers. “Symbolically, we will hand over the contents of the load, consisting of various sarongs, sanitary napkins, doll noodles, blankets, cookies, to our brothers and sisters,” he said. Also present were Deputy Chairman of the DPR Saan Mustopa and a number of other DPR members such as Chairman of Commission III DPR RI Habiburokhman, Deputy Chairman of Commission III Rano Alfath and Ahmad Sahroni. Dasco hopes that the assistance provided can help people in Sumatra affected by the disaster. “Hopefully what friends of the House of Representatives have conveyed can be useful to our brothers and sisters who are experiencing disaster,” he said. (dwr/dwr)

Jakarta – Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian National Assembly, Eddy Soeparno, assesses that the series of disasters in Aceh and a number of areas in Sumatra is a clear sign that Indonesia is facing a climate and environmental crisis. Eddy said the significant increase in temperature in several major cities and changes in erratic weather patterns are strong indicators of climate change. “There has been an increase in temperatures everywhere. We no longer know when to expect rain or dry season,” Eddy said after attending the 2025 Conference on Indonesian Foreign Policy (CIFP) at the Diplomacy Clinic Room, The Kasablanka, Jakarta, in a written statement, Sunday (30/11/2025). Furthermore, Eddy gave an example, a number of recent disasters, ranging from floods, heavy rains in the dry season, to landslides in Central Java and flash floods in Aceh, West Sumatra and North Sumatra, show how serious the climate crisis is being faced by Indonesia. Scroll to continue content “This is part of the climate crisis we are facing, but it is also a consequence of our behavior that does not respect the environment. Especially deforestation and massive sand mining,” he said. He also highlighted the massive land conversion for housing and industrial areas which destroys environmental balance. According to him, this phenomenon should be an alarm so that the government and society immediately make improvements. On this occasion, Eddy appreciated the attitude of President Prabowo Subianto, who he said would take firm action against perpetrators of environmental destruction, from illegal loggers to companies or individuals polluting land and water. “This alarm must be responded to quickly so that we can prevent future disasters,” he said. Apart from that, in response to the viral outbreak of logs being swept away by flash floods in several areas in Sumatra, which gave rise to allegations of illegal logging practices, Eddy stressed the importance of strong and transparent law enforcement. Eddy therefore hopes that the government will move quickly to investigate the source of the wood so that forest destruction does not occur again and people no longer become victims of disasters that could have been prevented. “The existence of logs that are clearly visible before our eyes must be investigated. If the source is legal, it can be seen from the permit. But if it is outside the legal channels, there must be strong and consistent law enforcement so that there is a deterrent effect,” he emphasized. (acn/ega)

Jakarta – Access to Central Aceh and Bener Meriah is still completely cut off and available logistics are running low. Residents need food aid. “Residents did not receive assistance,” said Kadikominfo Bener Meriah Ilham Abdi, as reported by detikSumut, Sunday (30/11/2025). Bener Meriah Regent Tagore Abu Bakar also conveyed the same when he met with the Minister of Transmigration and Manpower (Mentransnaker), Muhammad Iftitah Sulaiman Suryanagara in the Offroom of the Bener Meriah District Secretariat on Saturday (29/11). Tagore said the area is still isolated. Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT “If we still do not receive food logistics assistance in the next 2/3 days, then the current food supply will not be able to meet all the needs of the residents,” said Tagore. Based on data from yesterday, the death toll in Bener Meriah reached 19 people and 31 others were missing. The number of refugees there has reached 37 thousand people, spread over 27 refugee camps. The number of isolated residents in Bener Meriah reached 178 thousand people. Currently there are 43 broken bridges there, broken roads in 21 places and landslides in 35 places. “Flooding in 26 places,” he explained. Access to Bener Meriah cannot currently be reached by land from North Aceh or Bireuen. From Bener Meriah to Central Aceh, there are still problems. Read more here (lir/knv)

Jakarta – A number of regions in Indonesia often face different types of disasters, ranging from floods, landslides, earthquakes to forest fires. However, in the context of mitigation and response, it is important to understand the difference between natural disasters and ecological disasters. Even though both disasters cause damage, there are fundamental differences in the main triggering factors for these events. Knowing these differences can help with more appropriate treatment efforts and prevention strategies. PAGE TO CONTINUE CONTENT Definition of Disaster According to the Law In general, what is called a disaster is an event or series of events that threaten and disrupt people’s lives and livelihoods. With reference to Act (UU) Number 24 of 2007 on Disaster Management, this threat is caused by three main factors, namely natural factors, non-natural factors and human factors. Based on these triggers, disasters are then classified into three types: natural disasters, non-natural disasters and social disasters. Reported on the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) page, this definition specifically describes the types of disasters caused by natural and non-natural causes. Natural disasters are caused by events or a series of events that originate from nature itself, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, floods, droughts, hurricanes and landslides. Meanwhile, non-natural disasters are caused by events or a series of non-natural events that may include technological failure, modernization failure, epidemics and even disease outbreaks. Natural Disasters: Caused by Nature As the name suggests, natural disasters are calamities caused by nature, including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, floods, droughts, hurricanes and landslides. This disaster is rooted in the dynamics of the earth’s geology, hydrology or meteorology. This event occurs as a result of the interaction or release of energy in natural systems. According to BNPB, the main characteristic of natural disasters is that their triggers arise purely from natural processes and are beyond human control. Examples include earthquakes that occur due to the movement of tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions due to magma activity in the bowels of the Earth, and tsunamis caused by sudden shifts in the ocean floor. Even if humans cannot prevent these natural processes, mitigation and risk reduction can be carried out to minimize the impacts. Ecological disasters: Damage to ecological systems Although officially categorized as natural disasters (such as floods and droughts), the phenomenon of ecological disasters refers to events that damage the environmental balance or ecological system, namely the reciprocal relationship between living things and the natural (conditions) that surround them (the environment). These disasters often have elements of intervention or are the result of human activities. Ecological disasters occur when the ecological system or the reciprocal relationship between living things and their environment is greatly disrupted. The most obvious examples of ecological disasters are large floods that occur as a result of damage to watersheds due to deforestation, or deliberate forest and peatland fires for land clearing. Although floods and fires are natural events, their escalation and impact become ecological disasters because they are caused by damage to forests and spatial planning caused by human factors. In this context, preventing ecological disasters requires holistic management, namely by improving environmental management and accelerating climate action to restore ecosystem balance. (wia/idn)