Get ready, Ahmedabad! The master of heartfelt comedy and poetic punches, Zakir Khan, is bringing his much-loved show Papa Yaar to town. Known for his signature style that blends humour with raw emotion, Zakir dives deep into the beautiful chaos of family, relationships, and growing up. This isn’t just a stand-up show, it’s a reflection, a laugh, and even a tear. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to his charm, Papa Yaar promises an evening filled with laughter, nostalgia, and classic Zakir wisdom. Gather your crew and brace yourself for a performance that hits home in every sense. Papa Yaar by Zakir Khan in Ahmedabad Event Date: 1st July-27th July 2025 Venue: Hemu Gadhavi Auditorium, Rajkot Price: Rs 1,499/- Gurugram, brace yourself! Aakash Gupta is all set to hit the stage with his latest stand-up special, Daily Ka Kaam Hai. With his trademark blend of quick wit and everyday observations, Aakash takes the mundane and spins it into pure comedy gold. From office woes to household quirks, he sheds light on the small things we all experience but rarely discuss. This isn’t just a comedy show—it’s a hilarious mirror to our daily grind. If you’ve ever laughed at life’s absurdities, this evening will feel like home, only louder, funnier, and brilliantly relatable. Daily Ka Kaam Hai by Aakash Gupta Event Date: 20th July 2025 Venue: The Laugh Store: DLF Cyberhub, Gurugram Price: Rs 999/- onwards Delhi, gear up for a celebration of innocence and imagination—Bachpan by NMACC is making its vibrant way to town. Designed for curious minds and open hearts, this enchanting fest brings together the magic of storytelling, music, movement, and hands-on discovery. From puppet shows and drum circles to art workshops and science demonstrations, it’s a treasure trove of wonder for children and their

Intro: Kolkata isn’t just a city, it’s an emotion wrapped in rhythm, drenched in color, and steeped in celebration. From centuries-old traditions to modern cultural galas. Kolkata’s calendar is a symphony of spiritual fervor, intellectual pursuit, and unabashed joy. DHANUSH KUMAR steps into the world of the most poplar events and festivals in Kolkata and witness how this city turns every occasion into an art form. 1.Durga Puja There is before Pujo and after Pujo, but never during, because during Durga Puja, time itself bows to the goddess. Celebrated in Ashwin (Sept-Oct), this is not just a festival. It’s a carnival that takes over the soul of Kolkata. From towering pandals to intricate idol designs, cultural performances, and food stalls that line every lane, this is when the city truly becomes the city of joy. Don’t miss Kumartuli for idol making, North Kolkata’s heritage pandals, and South Kolkata’s theme-based creations. 2. Kolkata International Film Festival Lights, Camera, Culture. Held every November, the Kolkata International Film Festival brings global cinema to the heart of Bengal. From arthouse classics to contemporary gems, KIFF turns Nandan and other iconic venues into cinephile havens. It’s a haven for students, storytellers, and Gen Z creators looking for fresh narratives and new perspectives. 3.Kolkata Book Fair. For two weeks every January-February, bookworms unite at the Kolkata Book Fair, the largest of its kind in Asia. More than a marketplace, it’s a literally festival with seminars, poetry readings, publisher launches, and stalls representing dozens of nations. Here, books are still sacred, and Gen Z shows up for everything from manga and Murakami to Bangla classics. 4.Poila Boisakh Every April 14th or 15th, Bengalis usher in a new year with Poila Boishakh, a day marked by cultural performances, traditional meals, and new beginnings, Markets buzz with Haal Khata

The F-16 Fighting Falcon, a supersonic combat aircraft supplied by the United States, has long been the pride of Pakistan’s Air Force and a key player in regional air superiority. Its presence in South Asia is not just a military matter, but a highly sensitive geopolitical issue. The ongoing India-Pakistan standoff, now reignited by claims of India shooting down a Pakistani F-16, has brought the aircraft back into the spotlight — and the consequences are far-reaching. Breaking: India Shoots Down Pakistani F-16 Near Sargodha Air Base According to sources cited by national outlets, an F-16 fighter jet of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) was shot down last evening by an Indian surface-to-air missile (SAM) system. The aircraft reportedly took off from Sargodha Air Base, one of Pakistan’s most strategic and fortified air force installations, located in Punjab province. This comes amid an escalation of hostilities, with Pakistan allegedly attempting to target Jammu with drones and missiles. India has responded with heightened air defenses and region-wide blackouts in sensitive border areas like Rajasthan, Punjab, and Jammu. Key Details: This is the most severe flare-up since the 2019 Balakot strikes and represents the first airspace conflict of this scale since the 1971 India-Pakistan War.  What is the F-16 and Why Is It Important? The F-16 Fighting Falcon, developed by General Dynamics (now Lockheed Martin), is one of the world’s most widely used multirole fighter jets. It has been exported to over 25 countries and serves both air-to-air combat and ground attack roles. Core Capabilities: The aircraft is regarded for its maneuverability, low radar signature, and versatility, making it the backbone of many mid-sized air forces globally. How Did Pakistan Acquire the F-16? The U.S. first supplied F-16s to Pakistan in the 1980s, during the Soviet-Afghan War. It was part of a Cold