Prime Minister Narendra Modi today shared highlights of his 2025 journey on the NaMo App, reflecting his engagements across the country and abroad during the year. It offers a glimpse into key diplomatic, cultural and people-centric moments through photographs.
Love him or hate him, you cannot ignore him. Donald Trump dominated global headlines throughout 2025. From tariffs and immigration to peace claims and bold remarks, Trump 2.0 ensured that the world watched and reacted to all his moves.
As the year 2025 draws to a close and the nation looks forward to the New Year 2026 with fresh expectations and renewed optimism, here are the ten major events of the year bidding farewell:
In 2025, Palestinian films reached audiences all over the world, sharing stories of courage, hope, and struggle. From small family dramas to big historical stories, these movies brought the life of Palestine to the screen.
In 2025, Indian OTT became a part of daily life, with families watching together and young viewers bingeing late at night. From gripping crime thrillers to dramas about strong women, these shows kept everyone talking, sharing, and coming back for more.
Bollywood entered 2025 surrounded by doubt, fatigue and loud predictions of decline. By the year’s end, a mix of blockbusters, surprise hits and hard lessons proved Hindi cinema was not fading, it was finding its footing again.
Year-Ender 2025: A complete roundup of South Indian movies (hits, flops, blockbusters, and superhits) celebrating the biggest films, stars, and box office verdicts of the year.
2025 was the year Taylor Swift ruled music, culture, and hearts like never before. From record-breaking tours and historic honours to new music and a headline-making engagement, it was a year that defined her legacy.
2025 was a year of unforgettable talent and heartbreaking farewells. From Zubeen Garg and Dharmendra to Shefali Jariwala and Manoj Kumar, the entertainment world lost many beloved stars whose work will be remembered forever.
Bollywood’s 2025 box office showed that star power alone is not enough. Many high-budget films with popular actors struggled to recover costs and impress audiences.
