ED attaches assets worth Rs 6cr of Lalu kin in land-for-job scam

The ED has attached properties having book value of Rs 6 crore belonging to former Bihar CM Rabri Devi, her daughter Misa Bharti and those belonging to father-in-law and husband of another daughter Hema Yadav in the railways job for land scam. Rabri's husband and former railways minister Lalu Prasad Yadav is one of the accused in the money laundering case being investigated by the ED.

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SC: Crimes against women in Manipur 'unprecedented'

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Communal clashes in 4 NCR districts, 2 homeguards killed

Communal clashes broke out in Nuh on Monday afternoon after a religious procession passing through the district came under attack, leaving two home guards dead and dozens of people — including around 20 policemen — injured in the frenzy of violence that followed. The Nuh episode triggered mob attacks in parts of Palwal, Faridabad and Gurgaon, the most severe of them in the city’s south.

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Islamic State claims it carried out Pak rally blast; toll now 54

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility on Monday for a suicide bomb blast in Pakistan that killed at least 54 people, including 23 children, at a political rally. The attack in the Bajaur district of northwest Pakistan, near the border with Afghanistan, compounded security concerns in the runup to a national elections.

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28% GST on e-gaming, casinos is here to stay

Ruling out any change in the proposed 28% GST on online gaming and casinos, government sources said it is prudent to stick to levying tax on the gross value as any other method comes with complications in businesses that lack transparency. The gaming industry has been seeking a review of last month's GST Council decision, arguing that the levy is too steep and will hurt business.

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Pakistan, China ink 6 deals to expedite CPEC cooperation

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Unesco for 'heritage sites in danger' tag for Venice

Unesco experts have recommended that Venice and its lagoon be added to its list of World Heritage in Danger as Italy is not doing enough to protect the city from the impact of climate change and mass tourism. Unesco said corrective steps proposed by the Italian state are "insufficient".

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Isro slingshots Chandrayaan-3 towards Moon; Lunar orbit insertion expected August 5

Isro early on Tuesday completed the critical trans-lunar injection (TLI), a slingshot that has now put Chandrayaan-3 on a five-day journey to Moon. Now, the 2145-kg propulsion module, on top of which sits the landing module comprising Vikram (the lander) and Pragyan (the rover), will travel in a straight path to reach the lunar orbit.

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5th Test: Broad enjoys fitting finale as England win to draw Ashes 2-2

In a fitting climax to his illustrious cricket career, Stuart Broad delivered a memorable performance, sealing England a series-tying victory on Day 5 of the fifth Ashes Test against Australia on Monday.

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'Bhojpatra calligraphy' biz by Mana women boost for eco: PM

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Amit Shah to introduce NCT services bill in Lok Sabha today

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No CIC, 3 members for 6 months, 1 lakh appeals pending: Shinde

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'Child Nirbhaya' in ICU; suspects' homes razed

A day after a 10-year-old girl was gang-raped and brutalised in Madhya Pradesh's Satna, the houses of the two accused were demolished on Saturday. Meanwhile, the child is in ICU after being operated for her injuries. Her intestines and uterus were damaged in the savage assault. Doctors have stabilised her after surgery and are hopeful for her recovery.

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2nd ODI: India's WC aspirants struggle as WI level series

India's World Cup aspirants faced challenges during their batting audition at Kensington Oval. West Indies won the second ODI, with superb bowling from Shepherd and Motie. The Indian middle-order struggled with pace, bounce, and turn, resulting in a lacklustre total of 181 in 40.5 overs.

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CBI files FIR in Manipur stripping case, to seek custody of accused

CBI on Saturday formally took over the investigation into the alleged sexual assault on two women by a mob in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on May 4, a video clip of which went viral on social media platforms earlier this month triggering a nationwide outrage. It will seek custody of the seven suspects apprehended by the Manipur police in the case relating to the viral video and interrogate them afresh.

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Judging students on basis of lang big injustice: PM Modi

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England great Stuart Broad to retire after Ashes finale

England fast bowler Stuart Broad has decided to bid farewell to Test cricket, culminating a magnificent 17-year international career. With a remarkable contribution to the game, he leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.

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Shooting: SC cuts soldier's life term to 9 years' jail

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Dhankhar-O'Brien war of words brings RS to abrupt halt

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Withdraw look-out notice against TMC MP, wife: SC to ED

The Supreme Court Friday asked ED to withdraw a look-out circular against Mamata Banerjee's nephew and TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee and his wife, Rujira, who are being probed in a money laundering case arising out of a coal pilferage scam. The court, however, directed the couple to take the agency's permission a week before flying out of India.

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Study: Low dose aspirin may not cut stroke risk

Aspirin is an antiplatelet agent that has been used in low doses (75-100 mg/d) for the prevention of cardiovascular events. Its major adverse effect is an increased bleeding tendency. According to the study, the medicine continues to be widely used for primary and secondary prevention of stroke despite some recent unfavourable findings.

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Shouting match drowns out Jaishankar statement in Rajya Sabha

External affairs minister S Jaishankar's suo motu statement in Rajya Sabha on the latest developments in India's foreign policy was drowned in loud sloganeering by opposition members, dressed in black, to protest against the government's handling of ethnic violence in Manipur.

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Himanta call to end love jihad: Don't marry outside your faith

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma cautioned youths Thursday not to "cross the laxman rekha" by marrying outside their faiths as he issued a call to stop so-called "love jihad" three days after a Hindu woman and her parents were murdered, allegedly by her Muslim husband, in Golaghat district. "Love and jihad do not gel," the BJP CM said.

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Mumbai areas flooded in another day of triple-digit rainfall

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Spl prosecutor quits Morbi trial after plaint over absence from hearings

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We wanted to give game time to our ODI players: Rohit

India captain Rohit Sharma justified playing ODI specialists ahead of him and Virat Kohli in the first match at Kensington Oval. India defeated the West Indies by five wickets, with spinners claiming ten of the fifteen wickets that fell on a rank turner with a lot of bounce and carry.

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Deemed universities scrapping NRI quota for medical seats

With the Supreme Court directing the Medical Counselling Committee to conduct admission rounds for all deemed university seats online, half a dozen institutes have scrapped the NRI quota and moved them to the open category while some others have reduced seats in this category. Educationists, parents of doctor aspirants interpreted it as a sign that the business of medical education is becoming more transparent.

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29 years after ‘gang rape by cops’, woman deposes

She was 30 years old when she was allegedly gang-raped by policemen from UP at Rampur Tiraha during the brutal crackdown on protesters demanding a separate state of Uttarakhand in 1994. Almost 60 now, she deposed with her testimony for the first time before a court in Muzaffarnagar as both victim and witness of the crime.

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‘Modi ki guarantee’: India will be among world’s top 3 economies in NDA 3rd term

On a day when the opposition’s no-confidence motion against the government was admitted, a confident PM Narendra Modi asserted that he was “guaranteeing” that the pace of development would accelerate during his “third term in office” and India would be among the top three economies.

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Asked If He Was Faced With The Question Of Nepotism, Aditya Roy Kapur Said...

Bollywood actor Aditya Roy Kapur has been hogging all the limelight ever since his portrayal of Shaan Sengupta in the blockbuster web series The Night Manager. Now, in an interview with Filmfare, the actor has opened up about his initial days in the industry and on being faced with the question of nepotism. Talking to Filmfare, Aditya Roy Kapur said that he started in the industry by doing supporting roles hence nepotism didn't play a part in his journey as an actor.

He said, "I think people know that I have kind of made my way into the industry. I started with supporting roles in films my brothers weren't involved with. My journey has been a public one. People saw my career develop slowly. By the time I did my first leading role, I had already done three supporting parts. So I think that journey is clear for people to see."

On being asked about his auditioning experiences, Aditya Roy Kapur emphasised that rejection is a part of the auditioning process however, he noted that the process in itself was never scarring for him.

Talking to Filmfare, Aditya Roy Kapur said, "If you want to be an actor, I think rejection is part of the process. You better get used to it. The early days of auditioning were pretty much a lot of no. I used to audition for a lot of stuff but it's not like I knew for sure that I wanted to be an actor. I was an RJ and I was happy.  I was never really into films. For me, it happened by chance. I used to go to certain auditions because people used to call me now and then. And I would audition because you never know what opportunities would come. But I don't think those early years scarred me a lot."

Besides work, Aditya Roy Kapur is also trending big time with regard to his rumoured relationship with actress Ananya Panday. It so happened that, Ananya Panday watched Greta Gerwig's Barbie over the weekend and she was accompanied by the usual suspect - rumoured boyfriend Aditya Roy Kapur.

An Instagram user shared a video in which she can be seen clicking selfies with Ananya Panday and Aditya Roy Kapur from a movie hall that was screening the film. "Major fan girl moment during the Barbie movie with Ananya Panday and Aditya Roy Kapur," the fan captioned the post.

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Over the weekend, Ananya Panday and Aditya Roy Kapur were pictured together in a car, presumably on their way to watch the Barbie movie. See the viral picture from the same night here:

On the work front, Aditya Roy Kapur was last seen in the web series The Night Manager. He was seen alongside Sobhita Dhulipala and Anil Kapoor in the project. On the other hand, Ananya Panday was seen in Liger opposite Vijay Deverakonda.

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Brij Bhushan out of WFI poll fray but son-in-law in

Brij Bhushan’s grip over Indian wrestling may finally be history, if the final list of electoral college is anything to go by. TOI is in possession of the voters’ list prepared by the returning officer. Neither Brij nor his younger son Karan – who heads UP wrestling association – are in the list. Both were to represent the state body in the polls, but now Prem Kumar Mishra and Sanjay Singh will vote. Sources said that the former WFI chief and his son withdrew names.

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Decide anew plea against Mizoram ST quota move, SC tells HC

The Supreme Court has asked the Gauhati HC to decide anew a writ petition filed by Mizoram Chakma Students Union (MCSU) challenging the validity of Mizoram (Selection of Candidates for Higher Technical Courses) Rules, 2016, by which the state had sub-classified Scheduled Tribe ST communities and provided 93% quota to Zo tribe while reducing Chakma tribe’s quota from 4% to 1% in 2021.

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SC to hear pleas on extending RTI to political parties

The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hold a detailed hearing on a bunch of petitions seeking to bring political parties under the ambit of Right to Information (RTI) Act but underlined obvious limitations. The apex court posted the hearing for August 1 but responded to the petitioners’ clamour for an expeditious adjudication of the long-pending issue by saying, “We do not think we can ask the political parties why they selected a particular candidate to contest from a constituency.”

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Inside Ed Westwick And Girlfriend Amy Jackson's "Lazy Monsoon Mornings" In Udaipur

Ekk Deewana Tha actor Amy Jackson is making the most of her holiday in India with her boyfriend, Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick. After spending the weekend in Mumbai, the couple flew out to Udaipur, Rajasthan. On Tuesday, Amy Jackson shared a bunch of pictures from their Rajasthan trip on Instagram. In one of the pictures, we can see Ed sitting in their hotel room in a white bathrobe. Amy also shared pictures from their breakfast table as she and Ed feasted on the delicacies. She kept the caption short and simple and wrote, "Long, lazy monsoon mornings."

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After touring around the iconic places in Mumbai, like the India Gate on Saturday, the couple was spotted at a restaurant in Bandra on Sunday, enjoying a quiet lunch in each other's company . The duo was pictured while they stepped out of the restaurant. For the lunch date, Amy Jackson was seen wearing a bright orange pantsuit while her boyfriend Ed Westwick kept it simple in a black shirt and pants.

Here's how the couple arrived for their lunch date:

Later in the day, Ed Westwick, who came to Mumbai to show his support for his girlfriend, Amy Jackson's upcoming movie, Mission: Chapter 1 - Achcham Enbathu Illaiyae, organized a glamorous party in the city at a restaurant called Bastian. The party was attended by his girlfriend Amy Jackson in a magnificent black corset top, fitted pants, and stylish black heels. Ed Westwick, on his part also looked effortlessly dapper in a black denim shirt paired with a white t-shirt.

Here are some pictures of the twinning couple:

For the unversed, Ed Westwick is best known for his role as Chuck Bass on the iconic TV show Gossip Girl. Over the weekend, the couple shared identical images from the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Sharing a bunch of images, which contains a geotag for Mumbai and begins with a selfie of the couple, Amy Jackson wrote, “Namaste ya lil tinker.” Ed Westwick responded by saying, “B****y tinker tots everywhere.” In the carousel, the two are also seen hanging out with friends.

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On the work front, Ed Westwick was last seen in the 2021 film Me You Madness. Amy Jackson, meanwhile, will be seen next in Mission: Chapter 1 - Achcham Enbathu Illaiyae.

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SC refuses to stay delimitation of Assam assembly, LS constituencies

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to stay the delimitation exercise for redrawing the boundaries of 14 Lok Sabha and 126 assembly constituencies in Assam, for which the Election Commission had issued a draft proposal on June 20 under Section 8A of the Representation of the People Act, which is applicable only to Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Manipur.

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Explain basis for LOC against Abhishek & wife, SC tells ED

Observing that travelling abroad is a matter of right that cannot be denied unless a person is going to abscond, the Supreme Court on Monday sought an explanation from the Enforcement Directorate on the lookout circular (LOC) issued against Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee and his wife Rujira.

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Anurag Thakur warns of action on CBFC over ‘Oppenheimer’

As Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’, which released worldwide to critical acclaim last week, faced accusations of religious insensitivity over a controversial scene featuring a copy of the Bhagavad Gita, Union I&B minister Anurag Thakur demanded “absolute accountability” from the Central Board of Film Certification and asked the filmmakers to promptly remove the scene.

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Rain forces draw in 2nd Test. India take series 1-0 vs WI

Team India's push for a victory on the final day of the second Test against West Indies came to an agonizing end as Day 5 got washed out due to rain in Port of Spain on Monday. Not a single ball was bowled on the final day as torrential rain robbed India a chance for a potential 2-0 series series whitewash. As the rain forced a draw in Trinidad, India settled for a 1-0 series win in their first assignment of the new World Test Championship cycle.

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Widespread rainfall alert for multiple places in India from July 24-28

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued forecasts for widespread rainfall across various regions in India from July 24 to July 28, 2023.

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2nd Test: India on course for series sweep against West Indies

An ultra-aggressive approach from the batters after Mohammed Siraj produced career-best figures in the morning session gave India a chance to win the second Test as West Indies ended rain-marred Day 4 at 76 for two in chase of an improbable 365 in Port of Spain on Sunday. Claiming figures of 5 for 60, Siraj allowed India to bundle out West Indies for 255 in their first innings after the hosts began the day at 229 for five.

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‘Orange alert’ in rain-hit Gujarat as toll rises to 102

Nine persons lost their lives in rain-related mishaps in the last 24 hours in Gujarat, taking the toll since June 1 to 102, even as the IMD issued an ‘orange alert’, saying the state is expected to receive “heavy to very heavy rainfall” on Monday. The weather department also predicted “isolated extremely heavy rainfall” in Devbhumi Dwarka, Rajkot, Bhavnagar and Valsad districts in the next 24 hours.

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EC gets divergent views on Assam delimitation exercise

The Election Commission, during its just-concluded public hearings on the draft delimitation proposal for Assam, was swarmed with conflicting viewpoints from different ethnic groups and sections of opinion but ensured that each of them was patiently heard, while fostering the spirit of consultation, consensus, and participation.

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Thackeray son held up at toll plaza, MNS workers go on rampage

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75 yrs after Independence, Gadchiroli town gets court

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Rs 700cr investment fraud by Chinese handlers busted in Hyderabad

An over Rs 700-crore investment-cum-part-time job fraud run by Chinese handlers with alleged links to the Lebanon-based Hezbollah terror group was unearthed by the cybercrime wing of Hyderabad police on Saturday. The terror funding tip-off came from a crypto agency, which flagged suspicious bitcoin credits in wallets of the terror group, said police.

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Oppn to step up protest, press for PM statement in Parliament

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Delhi issues Yamuna rise warning as Hathnikund volume up

A fresh spell of rain in the hill states led to the release of huge volumes of water from the Hathnikund barrage into the Yamuna on Saturday, forcing the Delhi government to issue a warning to people who had moved back to their houses in the low-lying areas. The release rate had increased to 2.51 lakh cusecs on Saturday morning, an engineer said.

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CBSE schools can now teach in local languages

In a major move to promote multilingual school education, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has allowed schools to offer education in Indian languages from pre-primary to Class XII. Currently in majority of the CBSE-affiliated schools, the medium of instruction is English and in some, education is imparted in Hindi.

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Ensure life of dignity for Tamils: PM Modi to Sri Lanka President

India signed five agreements with debt-ridden neighbour Sri Lanka and released a bilateral vision document for economic cooperation, even as PM Narendra Modi told visiting Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe that the security interests and development of the two countries were intertwined and it was essential for them to work together keeping in mind each other’s safety and sensitivities.

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On day of Manipur mob horror, 2 gang-raped, killed 40km away

Two young tribal women from Manipur’s Kangpokpi working in an Imphal car wash were allegedly gang-raped at their workplace, dragged out and left to die by a mob rampaging through the capital city on May 4, coinciding with the strip-parade horror unfolding 40km away that very day.

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Govt must discuss Manipur in House, Sonia Gandhi tells PM Modi

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on Thursday directly asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a discussion on Manipur in Parliament, setting the tone for a turbulent monsoon session, even as the joint opposition bloc INDIA is mulling an offensive outside the House with an all-party delegation to the strife-torn state, to corner the governing BJP.

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Wanted: MBAs with multi-lingual skills, cross-cultural competence

Despite unfavourable macroeconomic conditions and looming uncertainties, employers remain confident in hiring graduates from business schools. Graduate Management Admission Council’s (GMAC) “Corporate Recruiters Survey — 2023” finds that 2023 hiring plans remain optimistic, with corporates anticipating growth.

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NIA busts Kerala-based IS module

The NIA has busted a Kerala-based Islamic State module that was allegedly planning terror attacks at different places of worship as well as on leaders of certain communities in the state. The module had been conducting reconnaissance missions at potential targets, it said.

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Raut aide & doc held in first arrests in Covid hosps scam

Patkar and three other partners of Lifeline Hospital Management Services (LHMS), in connivance with BMC officials, are accused of fraudulently bagging contracts for setting up or managing Covid-19 field hospitals. Bisure was dean of a jumbo centre at Dahisar. The BMC was assigned the job of providing healthcare staff and other facilities on a contract basis.

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2nd Test: Virat Kohli puts India ahead on Day 1

Playing his 500th international game, Virat Kohli inched closer to a memorable century as India finished the first day of the second Test at 288 for 4 against West Indies in Trinidad on Thursday. After a disappointing performance in the first Test, the West Indian bowlers put up a much needed fight but Kohli's unbeaten 87 ensured India's control at the close of play.

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140 crore Indians shamed by heinous incident: PM Modi

Amid an uproar on the opening day of the monsoon session of Parliament, the PM said: “What has happened to the daughters of Manipur can never be forgiven. The law with all its might will take one step after another. I assure the countrymen that not even a single culprit will be spared.”

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2 months after FIR, a day after video surfaces, 4 held for Manipur horror

The prime accused and three other suspects from the Manipur mob that paraded two women naked and allegedly gang-raped one of them on May 4 were arrested on Thursday, 63 days after a zero FIR was registered and within 10 hours of a video emerging of the horrific assault that one of the survivors — a Kargil War veteran’s wife — recounted to TOI as akin to being attacked by “wild animals”.

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Kalki Koechlin On Made In Heaven Season 2: "I Couldn't Be More Thrilled And Excited"

Makers of Made in Heaven  on Thursday dropped an exciting recap video of the first season. The lead actor of the drama series, Kalki, shared her excitement for the coming season.

Taking to Instagram, Zoya Akhtar posted a video accompanied by Kalki's captivating voiceover.

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The recap video intensifies the intrigue surrounding the suspenseful cliff-hanger that concluded the first season, leaving fans craving for answers. As the first season of Made in Heaven concluded with Tara (Sobhita Dhulipala) finding out about the affair between her husband Adil (Jim Sarbh) and her best friend Faiza (Kalki Koechlin), their lives stood at a critical crossroad. Now fans are curious to see how their lives will unfold.

Made in Heaven Season 1 garnered immense popularity and critical acclaim, captivating audiences with its compelling storytelling, nuanced characters, and thought-provoking themes.

Created by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti, the official release date of the second season is still awaited.

The show will stream on the OTT platform Amazon Prime Video.

Expressing her excitement, Kalki shared in a statement, “As an actor, it's incredibly gratifying to see how season 1 of Made in Heaven resonated with audiences and became such a popular and critically acclaimed series. The overwhelming response from fans has been heartwarming. Moving forward into season two, I couldn't be more thrilled and excited. We have an incredible journey ahead, and just like the fans, I am eagerly looking forward to delving deeper into the lives of these complex characters and seeing what lies ahead of them. I can assure the loyal fans of Made In Heaven that season 2 will be grander and an enthralling experience.”

Made In Heaven is a story of two wedding planners in Delhi, where tradition jostles with modern aspirations against the backdrop of big fat Indian weddings revealing many secrets and lies. Produced by Excel Entertainment, the show is created by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti and is written along with Alankrita Shrivastava. Akhtar, Shrivastava, Nitya Mehra, and Prashant Nair were directors for the first season's nine episodes.

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Gujarat to host 69th Filmfare Awards night

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Video of two Manipur women paraded naked goes viral

A May 4 video showing a large mob of men parading two naked women in Manipur's Kangpokpi district went viral on the social media on Wednesday.

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Ready to discuss all issues, including Manipur: Government

Faced with the opposition’s demand for a discussion on the Manipur situation, the government on Wednesday said at the all-party meeting that it is ready to discuss every issue permitted under the rules and approved by the Chair, but said the insistence on a statement from PM Modi on the issue was a “caveat for creating disruption”.

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16 electrocuted at river project site in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district

Sixteen people, including a sub-inspector and three home guard personnel, were electrocuted on Wednesday morning at the site of a sewage treatment plant (STP) of the Namami Gange project on the Alaknanda river in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district.

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SC gives Teesta bail, says HC’s findings ‘totally perverse’

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted regular bail to activist Teesta Setalvad in a case of alleged forging of documents and tutoring witnesses to implicate high functionaries of the Gujarat government in post-Godhra riots cases, after terming the high court order denying her relief as “totally perverse”.

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SC overrules Centre, names 4 lawyers for high court judges

The Supreme Court collegium has overruled the objections of the Union department of justice to recommend the appointment of four advocates as judges of Bombay, Madras and Karnataka high courts, saying their elevation would increase the representation of women, marginalised communities and tax experts in constitutional courts.

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Relief for Antrix as Dutch court junks Devas plea

In a big relief for Isro’s commercial arm Antrix against its legal fight against Bengalurubased Devas Multimedia, a court in the Netherlands on Tuesday upheld the liquidation orders of the company by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the subsequent orders of the NCLAT and Supreme Court of India upholding the tribunal’s liquidation order.

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26 opposition parties join forces, say it’s PM Modi vs their INDIA

The 26-member opposition bloc gathered in Bengaluru to give shape to the anti-BJP coalition named itself INDIA – standing for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance – to set the stage for a Lok Sabha battle next year that couldbe as much about acronyms as acrimony.

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Rani Mukerji On Working With New Filmmakers: "They Are Hungrier To Disrupt"

Actor Rani Mukerji loves working with new talent. Her latest hit film Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway was directed by a newcomer director Ashima Chibber.

As per Rani, newcomers especially the directors are always hungry to disrupt because they want to make the most significant mark on the industry with their first few films.

"I have always been excited by new directors because I have believed that they are always hungrier to disrupt and I love disruption. It is definitely the reason why I have worked with so many new or first time directors and I consider myself to be fortunate to have found them and exchanged creative energies with them," Rani said.

She also recalled working with Karan Johar in his first directorial Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.

"My collaboration with first-time directors started since the beginning of my career with Karan Johar on Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (KKHH) who gave the youth of the country relevancy at that time. It was amazing to creatively collaborate with him because he had such an amazing story to tell and how masterfully he made KKHH," she reminisced.

“I have worked with Shaad Ali on his first film Saathiya and he too gave me a gem of a film that I'm proud of in my filmography! Gopi Puthran is another outstanding director who directed the second instalment of Mardaani! He has created a fiercely independent and courageous woman on screen and I respect him for doing so because cinema can do a lot to represent women well," Rani further said.

Rani feels these young, ignited minds have shaped her career in the most incredible manner.

She added, “If you look at the list of new directors that I have collaborated with, you will see how they have contributed in shaping my career, my craft and empowered me to get the love that I have got all through my journey in cinema.”

Speaking of Rani's upcoming projects, she is yet to disclose the details.

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Ranveer Singh Says Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani Will "Bring Back The Feel Of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham"

Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani is the "Karan Johar-est" film of the director's career, said actor Ranveer Singh on Tuesday, stressing that the upcoming movie brings back the feel of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... that marked his initial journey in filmmaking.

With Rocky Aur Rani..., Karan returns to direction after 2016's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. It will be released in the 25th anniversary year of the filmmaker's career that saw him deliver hits such as Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... and My Name is Khan.

Ranveer, who plays the lead role opposite Alia Bhatt, said the film is a quintessential Karan Johar movie and has all the elements that made him popular.

"This is Karan Johar's 'Karan Johar-est film'. This brings back the feel of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.... It was a very concerted and deliberate effort. Karan Johar is bringing back that type of cinema that we grew up watching on the big screen. It has been such a big part of our lives," the 38-year-old actor told reporters here.

To a whole generation, Karan's Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... are nothing short of "cult classics", Ranveer said.

"These movies form an integral part of our growing up years. So this film has all those qualities of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... -- the family, songs, happiness, joy.

"I believe this is a film that will make people really happy. They would have a smile on their face and a feeling of warmth in their hearts," he added.

The actor was speaking at a press conference where he along with Alia unveiled the much-anticipated movie's new song Ve Kamleya.

The film's trailer, which was unveiled earlier this month, teased the story of a couple, who comes from contrasting backgrounds and cultures. The movie also features veteran actors Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan and Shabana Azmi.

Alia, 30, said Rocky Aur Rani... is a movie that celebrates the diverse culture of India.

"It is a very different film and space. I think the beauty of our country is that we are so rich in culture. You always get that feeling when you represent opposing cultures, like north India and Bengal here.

"That combination is fun to see because it is very rich in culture, colourful and there are so many dynamics that come into play," she said.

The atmosphere on the film's set was light and funny, said Alia, who made her acting debut with Karan's 2012 directorial Student of the Year and later worked in his production ventures, including Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Kapoor & Sons and Raazi.

"Ranveer, Karan and I, we are very instinctive. We like to go with the flow and we like to be surprised. We don't like to over-rehearse. We like to be in the moment and focus on that.

"Of course, the blueprint of the script that we have in our minds doesn't move. (But) we used to have a lot of fun and not take ourselves too seriously. We would work really hard and give our 100 per cent every day. But the energy on the set was never serious, even when we shot serious scenes," she said.

Ranveer said the family drama has a heavy dose of humour.

"In Karan's own words, this is probably the most humorous film. There is a generous amount of humour throughout the film and because of that, the vibe and energy on set (was great).

"Karan himself is a born entertainer, always cracking jokes. So it was zany, fun. I would wake up and look forward to going to the set everyday. It was like a bunch of friends coming together and making a movie. It is important to have that energy on the set, it transferred to the film as well," he said.

The two actors, who previously co-starred in 2019's Gully Boy, also recalled their most cherished moments from the film's making.

For Ranveer, sharing screen space with Dharmendra was a dream come true moment.

"My first scene with Dharamji was a face-to-face conversation. When someone said 'roll camera', that was when it hit me that 'Oh my god, it is Dharmendra'. I had to collect myself very quickly and perform.

"But it was a surreal moment for me, sharing the screen space with such a legend. I grew up watching him and it was like straight out of fantasy," he said.

Alia said she would always observe the veterans's acting process on the set. "With Shabana ji, the special thing I noticed was that she would smile one moment and the next moment, she could cry in a scene as well. She wouldn't require any preparation. Jaya ma'am would refuse to sit in between the shots.

"And Dharamji would remember his scenes well. He would do his homework. Even the rest of the family, the whole ensemble cast was just so fantastic," she said.

Produced by Dharma Productions, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahani is scheduled to hit the theatres countrywide on July 28. 

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Inside Farhan Akhtar's Daughter Shakya's Graduation Ceremony With Javed Akhtar, Honey Irani And Others

Actor-director Farhan Akhtar is beaming with pride as his older daughter Shakya Akhtar is now a graduate from UK's Lancaster University. On Tuesday, proud dad Farhan Akhtar treated his social media family to some pictures and videos from his daughter's graduation ceremony and it is truly all heart. Besides Farhan Akhtar, Shakya's entire family including her mother Adhuna Akhtar, grandparents Javed Akhtar, Honey Irani, Shabani Azmi and Farhan Akhtar's wife Shibani Dandekar were present at the venue to celebrate her feat. Sharing pictures of Shakya posing with her parents and grandparents, Farhan Akhtar wrote, "Congratulations to our graduate, Shakya .. such a proud moment to be there as a family and celebrate your achievement. Onwards and upwards .. the world is yours."

Farhan Akhtar ended his caption with a special mention of his sister Zoya Akhtar and younger daughter Akira Akhtar, who could not be present for the event. He wrote, "Missed you Akira Akhtar and Zoya Akhtar."

Though not present in person but Shakya's aunt Zoya Akhtar was present in spirit as she commented below the post, "FOMO!!!!! Congratulations my Shakalaka baby!!! You are the smartest in the clan."

Farhan Akhtar's Rock On! co-star Arjun Rampal also left a comment below the post congratulating Shakya. He wrote, "Many many congratulations to Dear Shakya. All the luck and love for your beautiful future."

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Last month, Farhan Akhtar dropped two adorable images from his London diary. He was accompanied by his wife Shibani Dandekar and elder daughter Shakya Akhtar on the trip. In the first frame, Farhan and Shakya were seen sporting their best smile for the camera. In the second frame, Shibani joined the duo along with Stanley Whitehouse.

Farhan kept his caption short and sweet. He wrote, "Lazy luncheon in sunny London." Fans loved the post of Farhan and showered love in the comment section. A fan wrote, "Awesome", while another one wrote, "Nice Click." A fan even asked in which part of London Farhan was vacationing.

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On the work front, Farhan will next be directing Jee Le Zaara. Farhan announced the project on the occasion of his first directorial Dil Chahta Hai completed two decades.

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UP: Woman killed by nephew's wife for spilling beans

Three days after a decomposed body of a 55-year-old woman was found inside her home in Khari village under Haldaur police station area of Bijnor district, police arrested the victim’s nephew’s wife and her lover for the murder on Tuesday.

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ED has joined guv in Tamil Nadu election campaign: CM MK Stalin

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Team Ajit meets Sharad Pawar again to urge him to ‘join hands’

Less than 24 hours after their Sunday meeting with the NCP founder, deputy CM Ajit Pawar and working president of the Ajit group of the party Praful Patel called on Sharad Pawar for the second consecutive time on Monday afternoon. The venue was the same – Y B Chavan Centre at Nariman Point – and so apparently was the purpose, with Patel saying they sought his blessings and urged him to take steps to keep the party united.

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University of Kashmir PRO among 3 axed for terror ties

The Jammu & Kashmir government has, as part of its continuing crackdown on “terror elements embedded in the system”, dismissed three more staffers, including the public relations officer (PRO) of the University of Kashmir, who, as per sources, was multi-tasking as a secessionist-terrorist campaigner for Pakistan’s ISI and terror outfits by penning narrative-setting articles in a Kashmiri newspaper for a second salary.

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Delhi wades and watches as river level surges again

The Central Water Commission attributed the increase to local factors, such as rain in the plains, and said it had nothing to do with discharge of water from the Hathnikund barrage. It added that the water level is likely to start coming down again from Monday night.

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Ajit pays surprise visit to Sharad Pawar, urge him to keep NCP united

A fortnight after raising a banner of revolt, rebel NCP leaders led by deputy CM Ajit Pawar on Sunday called on the party’s founder Sharad Pawar for what appeared to be a rapprochement, urging him to take steps to keep NCP united.

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Govt: Don’t write off cheetah project, hopeful of its success

Amid deaths of eight cheetahs, including three cubs born on Indian soil, in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh in the past four months, the environment ministry on Sunday said Project Cheetah is yet to complete a year and it will be premature to conclude the outcome in terms of success and failure since cheetah introduction is a long-term project.

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Congress says will oppose ordinance in Parliament

A day after marking its opposition to the Delhi ordinance, Congress on Sunday made it clear that the party would oppose it in Parliament, prompting AAP to welcome the announcement as “a positive development” and declare that it would take part in the two-day opposition meet, to be held in Bengaluru from Monday to chalk out joint strategy for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.

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Carlos Alcaraz ends Novak Djokovic's reign to win maiden Wimbledon title

Carlos Alcaraz marked a pivotal moment in men's tennis by ending Novak Djokovic's illustrious Wimbledon reign with an electrifying 1-6, 7-6(6), 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 victory on Sunday, claiming his first-ever title at the All England Club.

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Rahul Gandhi moves SC, seeks stay of defamation ruling

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, disqualified as MP from Wayanad, e-filed an appeal in the Supreme Court on Saturday challenging a Gujarat high court order refusing to stay a Surat trial court's verdict sentencing him to two-year imprisonment in the Modi-surname defamation case.

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CUET scores soar, college admissions to get tougher

With more than 22,000 students scoring 100 percentile in the Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate (CUET-UG) 2023, the competition for undergraduate admissions in the 2023-24 academic year is set to be extremely tough. This year a total of 22,836 candidates scored 100 percentile as against 21,159 in 2022. Moreover, 2.54 lakh candidates are in the percentile range of 95-and-above, which is nearly 45,000 more than last year.

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‘Brazen assault’: Congress opposes Delhi ordinance

Congress on Saturday said the Modi government’s “assault” on democratically elected state governments is a subject of national concern and slammed the Delhi ordinance as its manifestation — spelling out the party stance on the ordinance that AAP said was a prerequisite for its attendance in the opposition parties meeting in Bengaluru next week.

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‘Undermining India’: BJP reacts to tweet

BJP on Saturday accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of undermining India’s “strategic and geopolitical interests” by seeking foreign intervention in internal matters after he tweeted on Saturday morning, “Manipur burns. EU Parliament discusses India’s internal matter. PM hasn’t said a word on either!”

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Mahesh Babu's daughter donates 1st acting remuneration to charity

Sitara Ghattamaneni, the daughter of renowned actor Mahesh Babu and Namrata Shirodkar, made her first foray into acting in a commercial and decided to donate her entire remuneration to charity. During an event held at a five star hotel in Hyderabad, Sitara unveiled a photo album and a lookbook bearing her name, accompanied by her mother Namrata Ghattamaneni. Alongside this, she also presented a preview of her upcoming short film titled 'Princess.'

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ED has right to seek TN minister’s custody, says HC judge

In a legal victory for the Enforcement Directorate (ED), a third judge assigned to break the split verdict by a two-judge division bench of the Madras high court on the validity of TN minister V Senthil Balaji’s arrest ruled Friday that the probe agency not being police doesn’t preclude it from seeking custody of an arrested accused.

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1st Test: India crush Windies by an innings and 141 runs

The world's top-ranked bowler, Ravichandran Ashwin, proved too formidable for the ill-equipped West Indies batting line-up. His second five-wicket haul of the game set up India's commanding victory by an innings and 141 runs in the opening Test of the two-match series on Saturday. India's big win was also set up by Yashasvi Jaiswal who made a sublime 171 on debut.

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Indian students pursuing PG in France to get 5-yr work visa

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that Indian students pursuing master’s degrees in France will now be given a five-year long-term post-study visa instead of the earlier two-year work visas after their postgraduation. Modi made the announcement, at LA Seine Musicale in Paris. Observing that the world is moving towards a “new order”, Modi said India’s capability and role are changing fast — be it climate change, supply chains, counterterrorism or counter radicalism.

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On Champs-Élysées, Indian touch to Bastille Day parade

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Rinku named in Asian Games squad; Gaikwad to lead

Ruturaj Gaikwad was appointed as the captain of India's squad for the Hangzhou Asian Games, while IPL star Rinku Singh also received his well-deserved inclusion. Rinku, whose absence from the T20 series in the Caribbean raised questions, has now secured a place in the squad for the Asian Games, scheduled to take place from September 23 to October 8.

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NMC notifies deferment of NExT for 2019 MBBS batch

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After court win to make baby powder, J&J gives up licence

Three years since ceasing production of its talc-based powders in the US and Canada, pharmaceutical giant Johnson and Johnson recently surrendered its licence to manufacture baby powder in its Mumbai plant. The company said the decision to stop manufacturing baby powder in India was part of a global move to switch from talc-based to cornstarch-based baby powders.

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Countries must unitedly fight borderless online crimes: Shah

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Macron hails India as ‘a giant in history of world’

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Yashasvi third Indian opener to hit century on Test debut

Young sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal demonstrated remarkable resilience and unwavering passion as he notched up a century on his debut against the West Indies on Day 2 of the first Test in Dominica.

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G20 sherpas all set to discuss revised draft communique

PM Narendra Modi’s proposal to include the African Union as a full G20 member has found overwhelming support from the group of developed and emerging economies and the issue has been flagged in the revised draft communique which will be discussed at the crucial third G20 sherpas meet in this historic temple town, source said.

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16k evacuated from risky areas as Yamuna hits all-time high

The Yamuna, which has been in spate for the past two days and had crossed the danger mark, rose to its highest level on record and began to submerge low-lying areas of the city on Wednesday. The river was flowing at 207.95 metres at 9pm, having breached the previous highest mark of 207.49 metres reached in 1978, setting off alarm bells in the city.

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Flood fury kills 25 in a day in North India, 13 of them in UP

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1st Test: Ashwin puts India in commanding position on Day 1

Ravichandran Ashwin made a triumphant return to the cricketing arena following his disappointment in the World Test Championship final last month. The seasoned Indian spinner claimed his 33rd five-wicket haul, leading India's charge against a lacklustre West Indies team on the first day of the opening Test.

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In boost ahead of 2024, TMC wins big in Bengal rural polls

Bengal’s violence-marred rural vote gave Trinamool Congress a massive, morale-boosting mandate on Wednesday, going into next year’s big Lok Sabha battle — all 20 zilla parishads, 317 of the 341 panchayat samitis, and 2,644 of the 3,317 gram panchayats at stake.Second-placed BJP’s tally of six panchayat samitis and 220 gram panchayats accentuated TMC’s dominance in the three-tier elections, which appeared a foregone conclusion as results and trends emerged on the first day of counting.

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Can’t probe PMLA cases if ED has no power to take custody, HC told

Solicitor general Tushar Mehta cautioned against denuding the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of its power to probe while arguing before Madras HC on Wednesday, a day after senior advocate Kapil Sibal, representing arrested Tamil Nadu Minister V Senthil Balaji, questioned the central agency’s authority to “investigate” and seek custody of suspects.

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US envoy meets Amit Shah, talks terror fight, drug-trafficking

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Chandrayaan-3: Isro pins hopes on lessons from failure

Isro, which is attempting to launch Chandrayaan-3 at 2.35pm Friday onboard LVM3, has spent nearly four years — after Chandrayaan-2’s failure to soft-land — anticipating failure scenarios and ensuring they’re addressed. Among several changes introduced will be the first orbit Chandrayaan-3 gets injected into Friday, while most changes are in the last phase of the mission.

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Shah Rukh Khan's Note Of Gratitude For Jawan Co-star Vijay Sethupathi Is All Heart: "Love You Nanba"

The prevue of Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan is trending big time and for all the right reasons. While fans continue to obsess over the many, many looks of Shah Rukh Khan in the much-awaited prevue, the Pathaan star on Tuesday thanked his Jawan co-stars and crew member for their efforts. Our favourite is however his adorable note for his co-star and Tamil actor Vijay Sethupathi. Replying to Vijay Sethupathi's Twitter post about Jawan's prevue, Shah Rukh Khan wrote, "Sir an honour to work with you. Thanks for teaching me a bit of Tamil on the sets & the delicious food u got. Love u Nanba!"

The post is all heart, take a look at it here:

Sir an honour to work with you. Thanks for teaching me a bit of Tamil on the sets & the delicious food u got. Love u Nanba! https://t.co/b346h1zjrt

— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) July 11, 2023

Besides, Vijay, SRK also left a gratitude note for his Jawan director Atlee. He wrote, "Sirrrrrr!!! Maaasssssss!! You are da man!!!! Thank u for everything and for making sure that A K Meer gave his input along with Priya!! Love u all.

Take a look:

Sirrrrrr!!! Maaasssssss!! Your are da man!!!! Thank u for everything and making sure the A K Meer gave his inputs along with Priya!! Love u all. https://t.co/MkfColhgd5

— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) July 11, 2023

In January of this year, Vijay Sethupathi told PTI in an interview that Shah Rukh Khan was a gentleman who never let his stardom come in the way of their collaboration in Atlee's film Jawan.  "I had a good time working onJawan with Atlee and Shah Rukh sir. He (Khan) is a gentleman, he will never show that I am in the industry for so many years and I am a superstar. "Like, how I work with my co-actors, I could discuss (scenes) with him the same way. And then sometimes I would say, 'Sorry sir, if I disturb you', he would say, 'No Vijay, do it'. I was very comfortable with him and he is very sweet," said Vijay.

Meanwhile, Shah Rukh Khan dropped the much-awaited prevue of his upcoming film Jawan on Monday. The action-packed clip featured a voiceover by Shah Rukh Khan and began with him in hero mode. The Jawan prevue was mostly Shah Rukh Khan (we're not complaining) with glimpses of his megawatt co-stars – Nayanthara, Vijay Sethupathi, and… wait for it… Deepika Padukone, no less, in a special appearance.

The prevue was shared by Shah Rukh Khan on his social media handles with the caption, "Main kaun hoon, kaun nahin, jaanne ke liye (Who am I and who am I not, are you ready to know), READY AH?#JawanPrevue Out Now!#Jawan releasing worldwide on 7th September 2023, in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu."

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Jawan will also feature Sanya Malhotra and Priyamani. The film has been produced by SRK's Red Chillies Entertainment and the music has been composed by Anirudh Ravichander.

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