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Sajid Nadiadwala NOT making Tere Naam 2 with Salman Khan; here’s the TRUTH behind the viral buzz!

Earlier in the morning, it was revealed that Sajid Nadiadwala is planning to make Tere Naam 2 with Salman Khan and is on the verge of procuring rights from the producers of the original film. However, very reliable sources have strongly denied the development to Bollywood Hungama and have confirmed that Sajid Nadiadwala is not associated with Tere Naam 2 in any manner. “Sajid believes in creating his own franchises and is not interested in acquiring films from any other producer. He is not making Tere Naam 2 with Salman Khan or any other actor at this point in time.”Tere Naam is a love film of Salman Khan from the early 2000s, and there has been talk about a sequel for the longest time. “But there can’t be any sequel without a script. The whole idea of part two with Sajid Nadiadwala makes no sense. Sajid had vaguely told people that the launch film of his son with Shashank Khataan as director is as intense as Tere Naam. Someone twisted his words, and in the grapevine, people announced Tere Naam 2 with the producer.”Sajid also believes that Tere Naam is a timeless saga of love, and a classic like that should not be touched. “He will definitely make another film with his friend, Salman Khan, and there is no bad blood between the two. It could be Kick 2 or something else, but the collaboration has nothing to do with Tere Naam.”Sajid has his focus on his present line-up of films, which includes O Romeo, and his son’s debut film. Also Read: Sajid Nadiadwala congratulates Kartik Aaryan on winning Best Actor for Chandu Champion: “Proud of you”.

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Mock Trade Sends Jrue Holiday to Miami Heat in Win-Now Move

The Miami Heat have always been one big move away from reloading their championship window — and Athlon Sports believes Jrue Holiday could be the missing piece. In a newly proposed trade, the Portland Trail Blazers would send veteran guard Jrue Holiday to the Miami Heat in exchange for Terry Rozier, Jaime Jaquez Jr., and […]
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Bruins’ David Pastrnak sends ‘tough’ message after Mammoth loss

The Boston Bruins got off to a good start to the 2025-26 season. Unfortunately, things are not as good at this time. Boston won its first three games of the year, but has now dropped four straight. David Pastrnak scored twice, but the Utah Mammoth skated away with a 3-2 win on home ice on [.] The post Bruins’ David Pastrnak sends ‘tough’ message after Mammoth loss appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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EU Launches New LGBTIQ+ Strategy

Click to expand Image Flags of the Europe waving in front of the Le Berlaymont building, headquarters of the European Commission, in Brussels, Belgium in April 2024. Building on the 2020-2025 framework, it reaffirms the goal of making “a Union of Equality” a lived reality, while confronting the surge in anti-LGBTIQ rhetoric and violence across Europe and beyond. The strategy aims to strengthen the EU’s legal and policy framework against discrimination, calling for the full implementation of the Equal Treatment Directive and stronger safeguards against hate speech, hate crimes, and “conversion practices.” It also reinforces commitments to inclusive education, equitable health care, and recognition of diverse families across member states. By embedding LGBTIQ+ equality in EU external action, the strategy positions the EU as a global defender of LGBTIQ+ rights. Through the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument and the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme, the EU pledges continued funding for human rights defenders and civil society worldwide, making equality a pillar of EU development and foreign policy. These commitments are crucial as the EU negotiates its next seven-year budget, especially at a time when cuts to foreign aid are hurting LGBTIQ+ organizations worldwide. The strategy comes at another critical juncture: Within the EU, crackdowns on LGBTIQ+ rights in countries including Hungary, Slovakia, and Bulgaria highlight the EU’s mixed record and the need for more concerted action by the commission to hold member states accountable. These trends mirror a global backlash marked by the spread of anti-LGBTIQ+ and anti-gender narratives, the criminalization of same-sex relations, and the targeting of transgender people. The new EU strategy seeks to anchor LGBTIQ+ equality as essential to democratic resilience, linking internal coherence with external credibility. Nonetheless, challenges persist. Implementation will depend heavily on member states’ political will, and enforcement mechanisms remain limited. Moreover, while external funding is vital, ensuring that it reaches grassroots actors in repressive contexts will require greater flexibility and direct-access mechanisms. Overall, the LGBTIQ+ Equality Strategy 2026-2030 is a reaffirmation of the EU’s aspiration to be a global human rights leader. It sends a clear message: protecting LGBTIQ+ rights is central to democracy, social justice, and the EU’s identity at home and abroad. The EU and its member states should honor the ambitions articulated in the strategy in political and financial decisions both domestically and internationally.