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Salman Khan's recent shirtless photo and introspective caption about loneliness sparked fan concern. Adding to the buzz, ex-girlfriend Sangeeta Bijlani's fiery comment on the post evoked nostalgia. The former couple, who were once close to marriage, maintain a friendly relationship. Salman is currently preparing for upcoming projects, including one inspired by the Galwan Valley clash.

Actress Chitrangada Singh reminisced about a shelved film, 'Sufi,' she was set to star in with director Aditya Dhar. She expressed admiration for Dhar's directorial prowess, especially after his recent success with 'Dhurandhar.' Singh is currently preparing for her upcoming film, 'Maatrubhumi,' alongside Salman Khan.

Salman Khan is venturing into the superhero realm with a grand, globally-focused film helmed by 'The Family Man' directors. Currently in pre-production, the ambitious project eyes an October 2026 shoot. Meanwhile, Khan's cameo in 'Raja Shivaji' has generated significant buzz, with fans praising his striking appearance.

'Maatrubhumi' highlights: Chitrangada Singh praises Salman Khan's professionalism on set, dismissing rumours of delays and unprofessionalism. She lauds his crew care and punctuality. The Galwan-inspired war drama stars Salman as Colonel, her as wife. Plus, Salman's SVC63 with Nayanthara eyes Eid 2027.

Salman Khan's patriotic war film 'Maatrubhumi,' inspired by the Galwan Valley clash, is confirmed for a theatrical release around May 2026. Despite earlier rumors of a direct-to-OTT premiere, the actor and director Apoorva Lakhia are committed to a big-screen experience. The film will undergo the necessary certification process regardless of its release platform.

Salman Khan's upcoming war film, formerly 'Battle of Galwan' and now titled 'Maatrubhumi', is undergoing significant script changes. Reports indicate the Ministry of Defence raised concerns, leading to the removal of direct mentions of China and the addition of romantic elements to give the film a more fictional spin. The release date has been pushed back from April 2026.

Actress Chitrangda Singh's X (formerly Twitter) account has been compromised. She has alerted the public via Instagram, urging them to disregard any messages or activity from her profile until her account is recovered. Singh is currently working with authorities to regain access. The actress's upcoming film, 'Maatrubhumi,' is based on the Galwan Valley clash. Read on to know more in detail.

Salman Khan recently shared a video on Instagram, showing him humming a tune at what appears to be his Panvel farmhouse. Fans reacted with immense love to the clip. The superstar is gearing up for his upcoming film 'Maatrubhumi', reportedly based on the Galwan Valley clash, and has other projects in the pipeline. Read on to know more in detail.

Salman Khan’s much-anticipated film, previously titled 'Battle of Galwan,' has undergone a significant rebranding and is now named 'Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace.' The newly released poster sends a powerful message advocating for peace. However, insiders suggest that the film's premiere may experience delays, attributed to ongoing shooting challenges and required reshoots, potentially complicated by Salim Khan's health status.

Several leading media outlets published news reports linking the death of army soldier Late Havaldar Bishan Singh to the Galwan Valley clash between Indian and Chinese forces.

The Defence Research and Development Organisation has decided to name different wards of new Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Covid-19 Hospital in Delhi after the Indian Army troops who lost their lives in the Galwan valley clash last month. The centre has 1,000 beds and will be inaugurated soon. The ICU and ventilator ward in the hospital has been named as Col B Santosh Babu Ward.

Alumni Association JNU (AAJ) on Sunday paid tribute to the Indian Army personnel who were killed in the recent border clashes with China at Galwan Valley.

Indian and Chinese militaries held Major General-level dialogue on Thursday for the third consecutive day on disengagement of troops as well as restoration of normalcy in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh, official sources said.

The names of 20 Indian Army personnel, who were killed after valiantly fighting Chinese troops in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on June 15, will be inscribed on the National War Memorial, said officials, which could take a few months to complete the process. India and Chinese troops clashed in Galwan Valley on June 15 in their deadliest brawl in the last five decades.

The Indian Army top brass recommended that soldiers who took on Chinese troops in the Galwan valley clash should be awarded the war-time chakra series awards at this Republic Day.

In the first deadly clash in the border area in nearly five decades, 20 Indian soldiers were killed on June 15 last year in the Galwan Valley, triggering a large deployment of troops and heavy weaponry by both armies at the friction points.

China is reported to have arrested three bloggers for questioning the official Chinese version of the Galwan Valley clash on June 15 last year. On Friday, the Chinese military had announced honoured five PLA soldiers who died in Galwan clash. As per reports, investigative journalist Qiu Ziming (38) was arrested on Saturday for questioning the number of casualties given by China.

The Shiv Sena on Friday accused PM Modi of using the Indian Army's valour in the Galwan valley clash for the upcoming Bihar assembly elections. The ruling coalition lead party in Maharashtra said the PM is playing "caste and regional card" by highlighting the role of a particular Army regiment whose personnel were involved in the fierce clash with Chinese troops.

In his visit to eastern Ladakh on Friday, Rajnath Singh personally conveyed his appreciation to the Army personnel from Bihar regiment for displaying exemplary courage in valiantly fighting the Chinese troops during the Galwan Valley clash. "Well done. My congratulations to you all on behalf of all of us," Singh told one of the members of the regiment.

Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria paid a two-day visit to Leh and Srinagar to oversee preparedness of the IAF in view of the massive escalation in tension with China following the violent Galwan Valley clash that left 20 Indian Army personnel dead and 76 injured, military sources said on Friday.

China on Friday said that “presently”, it has not detained any Indian soldiers, amidst reports that the Chinese military took some Indian troops captive after a deadly clash in the Galwan Valley on June 15. The brief statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian came a day after the Indian Army said that all Indian soldiers involved in the clashes with the Chinese army at the Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh on Monday night have been accounted for.

Plans to open Galwan Valley hot springs for tourists on the fifth anniversary of the deadly clash have been delayed due to incomplete war memorial construction. The Ladakh administration and the Indian Army are collaborating to build supporting infrastructure in the area. Permit regulations are being amended to ease visitor access, with the opening expected soon after the memorial's completion.