A Flying Jatt will release on August 25.

Like Sunny Leone in Tu Zaroorat Nahi Tu Zaroori Hai?

Akshay's touching message for India.

The action unfolds on Bigg Boss 10.

'Aapka parda mein faash karke jaunga.' The Bigg Boss war has begun!

Manu, Gaurav and Mona Lisa are declared safe!

Watch the wedding ceremony.

Aamir Khan looks leaner, fitter and younger on his 52nd birthday.

Tiger Shroff is now a Shiksha Superhero!

Watch the video to see Salman's answer to that question!

Happy birthday, Lataji!

Singer Samira Koppikar tells us what its like to be a Bollywood singer, and how she achieved it.

Action and romance in real time, with Tiger-Disha!

'Producer Sajid Nadiadwala and Director Ahmed Khan wanted Tiger to look different.''We did a lot of research for his hair and finally narrowed down to his current look.'

'If you can do new things everyday, your mind will be challenged.'

The wedding preparations have begun!

'In 30 years, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish.'

Karan Johar's Student Of The Year 2 has a fun launch.

Are you ready for Bollywood's HOTTEST Students?

The star was bowled over!

Some #BottleCapChallenge stunts are very funny.

Tips from Sunny and Rannvijay on how to spice up your marriage.

Relationship advice from Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singha.

'Luck plays an important part.'

It was an emotional moment for Dharmendra when he introduced his grandson Karan Deol to the world.

"I have never played a larger than life character in my 16 years of career," the actor says.

Wherever Bollywood celebs go, the cameras follow.

Jazzy B -- or Jaswinder Singh Bains -- is an Indian-Canadian singer and songwriter.

Armaan Jain and Anissa Malhotra's wedding reception saw the who's who of Bollywood in attendance.

Aparshati Khurana started the Antakshri Challenge and invited his friends from the industry to sing along.

Angie Ward discusses cultivating leadership amid ever-changing responsibilities.

Angie Ward, author of the recently published I Am a Leader, has 30 years of leadership experience in diverse roles in ministry. I was excited to talk with Angie about how our calling shifts through the various seasons of life.

How can a woman’s calling change over the course of her life?

Sometimes we think as young women that we have one calling, and that’s it. We just have to find it, and we put so much weight on that one thing. But for most people, it changes how it looks and how it’s lived out based on seasons of life and age. Our calling can also change because we change. Who we are, our gifts, our passions. And that’s okay.

For me, I started out in youth ministry, but then God expanded it. It didn’t shift entirely. It was still vocational/occupational ministry, but it went to more broad ministry—leadership and to leadership development. When I was 22, just out of college, I didn’t have the experience or the wisdom to train other leaders. I was just working with students who were sometimes only four years younger than me. The Holy Spirit moves and flows. Working with kids in children’s ministry at your church may make you aware of the needs of foster kids. It opens a door to a whole new thing.

How can we discover what our calling is today?

Cultivate an ear for the Holy Spirit—a heart and a mind that's receptive, that knows the Shepherd's voice, and a heart that's obedient and responsive to whatever it is during that season. A lot of times we get focused on the wrong question: What is it? We focus on trying to figure out the it. Instead, the real focus should be on cultivating our relationship with Jesus and walking with him. We want steps to cling to. If I ...

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As hardships come, you have 1 of 3 options.

This was not how things were supposed to work out.

Every night for a year, my husband and I had prayed that God would direct us to the right place in his right timing. Based on our own prayers as well as confirmation from others, it seemed that the “right place” would be a church where Dave could serve as senior pastor, giving him more opportunities to exercise his gifts of preaching and shepherding. Now that we had two little boys, we also desired to be closer to family. We told God that we would go anywhere he led us (and we meant it!), but that we would love to end up somewhere in the southeastern United States, ideally within three hours of Dave’s parents.

We explored options around the country. We prayed, waited, and sought counsel from wise and mature believers. We continued to serve faithfully in our current ministries. We prayed and waited some more.

Twelve months later, our little family made the 1,200-mile journey from Minnesota to our new church in North Carolina—just two and a half hours from our sons’ beloved Nana and Papa—where Dave would serve as lead pastor. We felt God had clearly answered our earnest prayers, as evidenced by all sorts of confirmations that seemed like way more than coincidence. I mean, at the boarding gate for our flight home from our interview weekend, we discovered that our pilot “happened” to be a friend who first came up to Dave a year earlier and said he felt God was preparing my husband for a lead pastoral role!

We were over-the-moon excited. We felt we had come home, and we thought we’d be at that church and in that city for life.

Yet three years in, our dream situation had turned to a nightmare. Our church was slowly dying, our marriage ...

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The merger with Capital First will drive home three years of growth at one go to IDFC Bank: Rajiv Lall

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