Star Interview: Am Open To 'Arranged Marriage' With Any 'Indian Intelligent Girl': Superstar Salman Khan

By Nishi Khan in Mumbai

He is irreverent and witty with a wry sense of humour. Just when you think he is seriously giving you an answer, he will crack a joke and take you unawares. He confesses the reality of his age, family, personal life and loneliness. Whether it is his film Sultan clashing with Shah Rukh Khan’s Raees (which he feels is the best thing to happen), or reuniting with Sooraj Barjatya (he confesses it was difficult), Bollywood Super star, Dabanng actor Salman Khan tells it like it is. 

In this freewheeling interview to INNLIVE, the superstar talks about everything from his upcoming Bajrangi Bhaijaan to his views on arranged marriage and many more interesting things of his life and activities. Excerpts:

Telangana's 'Mission Kakatiya' Experiencing Irregularities

The India's 29th new state Telangana's prestigious populist program 'Mission Kakatiya' is now heading towards sheer irregularities. The government is not able to control the encroachment of lakes before it is saved or commissioned as per the 'Mission Kakatiya' program.

If you think lakes in the city would be full to the brim this monsoon after the desiltation work carried out under Mission Kakatiya in Telangana state, think again ­ especially in the case of water bodies under the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) limits.

Take for instance, the fate of the 17acre Shetti Kunta Lake in Ameenpur gram panchayat (survey no. 947) in Patancheru mandal of Medak district in Telangana. Instead of a scenic water body, seen the concrete jungle.

India’s 'Cocaine' Addiction Is Worsening Towards Danger!

By Rajat Roy in Mumbai

Colombia’s drug cartels—among the largest drug trafficking networks in the world—are trying out new, spectacular ways to bring their goods into India.

Last week, after a tip-off from intelligence sources, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in Chennai arrested a Colombian national—Edwin Enrique—for allegedly smuggling 2.35kg of pure cocaine into the country. He had the contraband stuffed inside more than 200 marker pens.

On June 22, Enrique arrived in Chennai on a tourist visa. The Colombian claimed he was a boxing trainer invited by an institute called the All India Boxing Association, which was discovered to be faked.

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Meet The Fastest Disappearing Community In India - 'Siddhis' Of Indians And Pakistanis Of African Origin

By Swara Bose 
Group Special Correspondent

When people think of Africans in Indian history, Malik Ambar tends to be the first name to come to mind. Brought to Ahmadnagar as a warrior-slave in the 16th century, he rose to be the general of the Deccan sultanate’s army—and eventually its regent.


Yet, Ambar was only the most successful of thousands of Africans brought to India by Arab and Portuguese slavers across the Arabian Sea. Thousands of others came as mercenaries and merchants. Today, the Sidis—as people of African origin living in India for centuries call themselves—are a fast disappearing community. Separated by appearance, if not by culture, they are largely misunderstood.

EComm Fuels Entrepreneurs To Turn Dreams Into Reality

INNLIVE Media Team

As she walked out of her college alumni meet brimming with nostalgic thoughts about her amazing years at B-School, she wondered how great it would be to have a simple keepsake to help her connect with this feeling forever. A t-shirt or a hoodie came to her mind. So she went to someone who created such apparel, but the poor quality on offer appalled her. The vendor didn't care about quality since promotional material is usually about meeting a low cost target.

But this lady was made of stronger stuff. She decided that if high quality products for such purposes weren't available, she would become an entrepreneur, build a team and create such apparel. Extensive research and much hard work later, Campus Sutra was born.

KCR Blames Nizam’s Rule For Backwardness Of Telangana

By Mohd Bilaal in Hyderabad

Muslim minority is anxious about the difference in claims and actions of the Telangana chief minister KCR in respect of its development. KCR is famous for his political acumen, revolutionary temperament and to respond in his own style to his opponents but the dual stand taken by him in respect of Muslim minority raises doubts about his intentions. He has applauded the Govt. of Nizam on various occasions but is he opposed to Nizam in writing is a question.

It is reported that in the report sent to World Bank, the major cause of backwardness of Telangana region has been associated with Nizam’s period. According to a report published in a vernacular newspaper, poverty in 5 districts of Telangana has been indicated. 

Hyundai Gears Up For Global Launch Of 'Creta' In India

PRESS RELEASE: Korean automaker Hyundai Motor India has said it expects an over 1% increase in its market share in the domestic industry, post the launch of its maiden compact SUV 'Creta' in the second half of next month.

Based loosely on ix25 in China, the car will see its global debut in India and will be exported from here to other parts of the world. Hyundai has invested Rs. 1,000 crore towards development of the model and believes it will help spur a turnaround in the SUV market, which has declined by nearly 6% in the first five months this year.