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A |     December often feels like a month made for soft blankets, warm drinks and comfort movies. But this time, Bollywood is steering away from the usual festive calm and diving straight into stories filled with action, intrigue, humour and emotion. With star studded casts, interesting trailers and genres that stretch across the spectrum, here’s a quick look at everything arriving in theatres this December 2025.     Dhurandhar          Release Date - December 5 2025          Aditya Dhar kickstarts the month with a gritty action drama built on real incidents and daring military missions. Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt and Arjun Rampal headline the intense storyline that follows soldiers stepping into dangerous enemy ground. The film leans heavily on strategy, risk and the emotional weight carried by those on the frontline. Ever since its announcement, the buzz has only grown, making it one of December’s most awaited releases.     Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon 2     Release Date - December 12 2025          Kapil Sharma returns with a sequel that brings a fresh dose of confusion and comedy. The plot follows a man juggling three marriages while secretly planning a fourth with the woman he truly cares for. Meanwhile, a police officer is searching for a fraudster whose sketch oddly resembles him, adding to the chaos. With Manjot Singh, Ayesha Khan, Parul Gulati and Tridha Choudhury in the mix, the film promises laughter, chaos and plenty of classic Kapil energy.     Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri           Release Date - December 25 2025          Ananya Panday and Kartik Aaryan reunite to deliver a warm and easy-going romantic comedy. Directed by Sameer Vidhwans, the film blends modern charm with the nostalgic feel of old school Bollywood romance. Packed with playful chemistry, emotional moments and festive season comfort, it aims to give audiences a feel good experience right at the end of the year.     Ikkis           Release Date - December 25 2025          Sriram Raghavan shifts from thrillers to a moving real life story set during the 1971 Indo Pak war. The film follows the journey of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetrapal, a young soldier who showed extraordinary bravery and was awarded the Param Vir Chakra after his sacrifice at twenty one. Agastya Nanda leads the cast with strong performances from Jaideep Ahlawat and the late Dharmendra. The film aims to capture both the intensity of war and the heart of a hero who remains unforgettable.          Also Read: Everything We Are Watching This Week: Stranger Things 5 and More。    

    Picture of an earthquake alert. Photo: VCG
After the Institute of Care-life, a Chengdu-based disaster reduction laboratory, mistakenly issued a 7.7-magnitude alert for a 4.7-magnitude earthquake, the Sichuan earthquake agency on Monday accused the institute of using the name of the official earthquake early warning network without authorization, saying its authorization to use the network had already been terminated last month.
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck Yibin at 8:26 am on Monday, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center. However, the Institute of Care-life issued a 7.7-magnitude earthquake alert just five seconds after the quake struck, causing panic among many users. 
The institute used the name of the "China Earthquake Early Warning Network" (an early warning system under the China Earthquake Administration) without authorization to issue a 7.7-magnitude earthquake alert to the public through Honor and Vivo smartphones, as well as Xiaotiancai smartwatches, drawing widespread public attention, said the Sichuan earthquake agency in a statement. 
The agency said it had terminated the institute's third-party authorization to access emergency earthquake information services from the China Earthquake Early Warning Network on July 22, 2026.
In response to the false alarm, the Institute of Care-life said that its earthquake early-warning network initially estimated the quake at magnitude 7.7 five seconds after it occurred, before revising the estimate to 6.4 at the sixth second, 3.7 at the seventh second, 4.1 at the eighth second and 3.9 at the 16th second. The estimated magnitude automatically converged to 3.9 by the 17th second after the earthquake, the institute said.
Addressing the significant discrepancy, the Institute of Care-life said that deviations in estimates of an earthquake's magnitude and epicenter are inevitable to some extent, as early-warning information is generated automatically shortly after a quake begins, before the seismic event has ended.
The Institute of Care-life apologized for the inaccurate alert and said it would investigate the cause as soon as possible while improving its technology and services.
Global Times
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