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'Abusing people, culture in the name of comedy': Kangana Ranaut blasts comedian Kunal Kamra
Flood management: Giving rivers room to move will help people, nature both
Allowing rivers room to move also deliversecological benefitsfar beyond flood risk reduction.
People say it led to more high-scoring games but..: Dhoni opens up on Impact Player rule
MS Dhoni also reacted to the immense love that he has received from fans
Latest: Israeli strikes on Gaza killed 23 people overnight
DEIR- AL-BALAH, Mar 25: Palestinian medics said Israeli strikes killed at least 23 people in the Gaza Strip overnight into Tuesday. The dead include three children and their parents, who were killed in a strike on their tent near the southern city of Khan Younis, according to Nasser Hospital, which has received a flood of dead and wounded since Israel resumed heavy bombardment of Gaza last week, shattering the ceasefire that had halted the 17-month war. Israels campaign in Gaza [] The post Latest: Israeli strikes on Gaza killed 23 people overnight appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
8 things highly productive people do before 9 AM
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Madhurima Tuli talks about being misunderstood in Bigg Boss 13, the frying pan incident, working with John Abraham in Tehran and more in an exclusive conversation with International Business Times, India.
With much of the war fought in smaller towns and villages, this is the largest city within range of Russian weapons, making it Ukraine's most dangerous urban area.
What are DNA polymorphisms and how do they differentiate between people?
DNA fingerprints can establish parent/child relationships and help identify individuals from their mortal remains at disaster sites. DNA fingerprints have also exonerated wrongly accused convicts. Scientists have extracted DNA, almost intact, from 65,000-year-old human remains
Militancy cant be finished without support of people, says Omar
Govt extending full support to MHA *Particular religion being targeted with Waqf bill Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 24: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today asserted that militancy in Jammu and Kashmir cannot be finished without the support of people and said his Government is extending support to the Union Home Ministry to ensure the security situation remains peaceful in the Union Territory. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp Though it (security) is directly not our responsibility, I am repeatedly saying [] The post Militancy cant be finished without support of people, says Omar appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Terrorism cannot be wiped out without peoples support: Omar Abdullah
Only one community is being targeted: CM on Wakf Bill
DNA testing firm 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy. There are concerns about the safety of customer genetic data, with some experts advising users to delete their profiles. The company has lost significant value and rejected a bid by its founder. 23andMe assures that customer data will be protected during the bankruptcy process.
More than 5 lakh people attend tourism fair
Google Maps Timeline Data Was Lost for Some People. Here's How to Restore It
The company said a brief technical issue led to the data loss.
48 people died in cop custody during May 16 & Dec 31, 24: Himanta
Reserve 40 Imphal Valley seats for indigenous people before delimitation, Manipur MLA urges Shah
Rajkumar Imo Singh seeks steps to complete NRC, weed out illegal immigrants
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Kerala Forest department and tribespeople suggest controlled fire to mitigate human-animal conflict and maintain biodiversity in State.
Mayor dubs Kochi Corporation Budget people-friendly
Budget proposals, such as issuing health cards, will prioritise marginalised segments before being expanded to cover the entire population of the city, says Mayor
TMC urges people to use cloth bags instead of plastic, installs vending machines
To promote the use of cloth bags and reduce plastic bag usage, the Thane Municipal Corporation and Rotary Club of Thane have installed two cloth bag vending machines at the Gavdevi Market in Naupada, an official statement said
Peoples vigilance committees to monitor drug hotspots in Kozhikode
Mounjaro, a newly launched weight-loss and diabetes drug, is now available in India. Developed by Eli Lilly, it promises more effectiveness than Ozempic and comes at a lower cost. Experts believe it could impact consumer behaviour, insurance, and long-term health trends. However, questions remain about its side effects, long-term sustainability, and affordability for widespread use. With India having the highest number of diabetics and rising obesity rates, the drugs entry could be a game-changerbut are we ready for it?
Kunal Kamra row: Mumbai Police Arrests 11 people in connection with vandalism of Habitat Studio
47 people drowned at Odisha sea beaches in last five years: CM
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Militancy cannot be finished without people's support: CM Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Monday that militancy cannot be finished without the support of the people.
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Work to link Maoist-hit people to mainstream in final stage in Chhattisgarh: Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu addresses Chhattisgarh assembly, praises women representation, and expresses confidence in eliminating extremism, promoting women empowerment
Kunal Kamra controversy: Mumbai Police arrest 11 people of Shiv Sena Youth group for vandalism
Mumbai police arrested 11 Yuva Sena members for vandalising Habitat comedy venue during a live show to protest against alleged derogatory remarks by comedian Kunal Kamra. FIRs were registered against both the group and Kamra. Opposition leaders criticized the government's handling of the situation.
Work to link Naxal-hit people to mainstream in final stage in Chhattisgarh: Murmu
Raipur, Mar 24: President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said the work to link people affected by Left Wing Extremism to the societys mainstream has reached the final stage in Chhattisgarh and expressed confidence that the state will soon get rid of the Naxal menace. Addressing the Chhattisgarh legislative assembly as a part of its silver jubilee year celebration, Murmu said the House has set the highest standards of democratic traditions and presented a unique example of best parliamentary conduct. She [] The post Work to link Naxal-hit people to mainstream in final stage in Chhattisgarh: Murmu appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Militancy cannot be wiped out without involvement of people: Omar Abdullah
Jammu: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said that militancy cannot be wiped out in Jammu & Kashmir without involvement of people. Talking to reporters here, Omar said that militancy and law and order is not the domain of the elected government but they are lending helping hand so that the situation remains peaceful []
Power to the people: community-driven governance reforms are crucial to transform TB care in India
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Militancy cannot be wiped out in J&K without involvement of people: CM Omar Abdullah
Says Waqf institutions are being selectively targeted
Terrorism cannot be finished without peoples support: J-K CM Omar
Jammu, Mar 24: Asserting that terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir cannot be finished without the support of people, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said his government is extending support to the Union Home Ministry to ensure the security situation remains peaceful in the union territory. Though it (security) is directly not our responsibility, I [] The post Terrorism cannot be finished without peoples support: J-K CM Omar appeared first on Northlines .
We are protecting all backward class people: DK Shivakumar on Karnataka cabinet approving 4 pc reservation to Minority contractors Public TV English
People are going to shun AI-generated craft very quickly: Sabyasachi
Luxury industry experts assert that AI will not heavily impact luxury markets as touch and craft are irreplaceable. Designer Sabyasachi argues that AI-generated craft will lead to consumer fatigue and a rejection of artificial creations. Emphasizing the value of human craftsmanship, he advises luxury brands to maintain human expertise for a post-AI future.
Militancy Cannot Be Finished Without Support Of People: CM Omar Abdullah
Jammu, Mar 24: Asserting that militancy in Jammu and Kashmir cannot be finished without the support of people, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Monday said his government is extending support to the Union Home Ministry to ensure the security situation remains peaceful in the union territory. Though it (security) is directly not our responsibility, I am repeatedly saying that militancy cannot be finished without the support of the people. The elected government is making attempts and is supporting (Lt Governor) [] The post Militancy Cannot Be Finished Without Support Of People: CM Omar Abdullah appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
#BulletTrainAccident | A crane accident at Gujarat's Vatva railway station injured two people, disrupting the #BulletTrainProject Train services between #Ahmedabad and #Vatva are affected, and several cancellations have been announced. Check details linkedin
While many people many pretend to be your friend, not all are your well-wishers. Some have negative intentions too for you. So, here we list some effective tips on how to deal with toxic people:
The popular actor opens up about his love for theatre, why he would always choose acting over theatre, how OTT helped him and more
Debt trapped these 4 people: How to get out?
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We are protecting all backward class people: DK Shivakumar on Karnataka cabinet approving 4 per cent reservation to Minority contractors ANI News
The Best Mattresses for Heavy People Available to Buy in 2025
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With Tamil Nadu people over delimitation, says Akhilesh; RJD backs exercise
All religions preach the same, but people are fighting: Dr CN Manjunath
With TN people over delimitation, says Akhilesh; RJD backs exercise
Durgesh expressed his disappointment with the industry's bias, questioning why his years of struggle and hard work went unnoticed for so long.
Salman Khan addressed his 30-year age gap with Sikandar co-star Rashmika Mandanna. Nawazuddin Siddiqui revealed he often blends in so well he's mistaken for a bystander on his own film sets.
KGF star Yash: Early in my career, people found me arrogant when I asked for a script
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Reading books should be made a peoples movement, says Minister
Manipur: Justice B.R. Gavai urges people to uphold Constitutional rights
Imphal: Justice B.R. Gavai, Senior Most Judge, Supreme Court of India cum Executive Chairman of National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), on Sunday, urged the people of Manipur to abide by the constitutional rights for peaceful co-existence and development. BR Gavai who had earlier visited and inspected the internally displaced persons at Churachandpur and Moirang relief [] The post Manipur: Justice B.R. Gavai urges people to uphold Constitutional rights appeared first on NorthEast Now .
A Surprising Amount of People Hide Cash at Home. Here's Where They Should Be Putting It
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Confidence in judicial system on decline in peoples perception: Kapil Sibal
The Rajya Sabha MP cited examples of how bail is not being granted in most cases by district and sessions courts, and highlighted the issue of the controversial speeches made by judges
Boeing laid off up to 180 people in India as part of global workforce reduction
Boeing lays off 180 employees in Bengaluru as part of global workforce reduction, focusing on maintaining customer service and qualit.
One lakh people gathered during Brahmothsava in KGF
KGF: Devotees and the general public lauded the KGF police for tight security during the annual Brahmothsava held for thirteen days from March 8 to March 21. Over one lakh devotees witnessed the famous festival of KGF Sree Prasanna Lakshmi Venkataramanaswamy Temple. It was a tough time for the police officers. However, regular meetings chaired by Superintendent of Police K.M.Shantharaju and Deputy Superintendent of Police Panduranga, follow-ups, round-the-clock patrol, and installation of additional check posts and forces in the main streets helped. Adding to this, the closure of liquor shops from March 18 to 21 provided relief to the police personnel. The festival concluded grandly without the occurrence of any untoward incident. The Utsav committee members also thanked Police officers Naveen, Markondiah, Narayanaswamy, Rangaswamy, Manjunath, Mala and other police officers for their cooperation and patrolling, particularly during the whole night. In all the thirteen days, the Chariot procession commenced around 11 pm and reached the temple on the wee hours of the next day. The famous Pushpa Pallakku commenced from the temple around 11:45 pm on Tuesday night and reached the temple premises on Wednesday 9 P.M. The Uthsava committee members arranged cultural programmes in the main streets regularly, besides musical orchestras from Chennai and Bengaluru. Cinema singers and drums attracted a huge gathering. Thousands of youngsters danced to the tune of drums every day. Street vendors who reached to KGF from different places before the festival occupied the footpath to sell their toys, ice creams, and chat foods and left only on March 23. The street vendors profited, no chaos was reported anywhere. Central Range Inspector General of Police Labhuram lauded the police team headed by K.M.Shantharaju for tireless efforts in paving smooth functioning of the festival.
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'In people's perception, confidence in judicial system on decline': Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal
NEW DELHI: Asserting that the confidence in the judicial system seems to be on the decline in people's perception, Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal has said alternatives can only be found when both the government and the judiciary accept that the systems in place, including for judges' appointments, are not working. In an interview with PTI , Sibal talked about what ails the judicial system, citing examples of how bail is not being granted in most cases by district and sessions courts, and highlighted the issue of the controversial speech made by Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav of the Allahabad High Court last year. Sibal, speaking as a lawyer and not as the president of the Supreme Court Bar Association, refrained from commenting on the matter of the alleged discovery of a huge stash of cash at the residence of Delhi High Court Judge Yashwant Varma. There is an in-house procedure to deal with the matter. Now, in the absence of facts I don't think as a responsible citizen of this country I should be commenting on this, he said on the matter. Sibal made the remarks on Saturday before the Supreme Court made the in-house inquiry report in the matter public. Asked if he has concerns about the judicial system at large, Sibal said, What has been happening over several years is that there have been concerns about the judiciary on various aspects, one is the concern about corruption, and corruption has several meanings. One meaning is that a judge renders a judgement because of some pecuniary advantage. The other form of corruption is to work contrary to his oath of office which is that he would render judgements without fear or favour. I will give an example, there is hardly a judge in a district court and the sessions court who grants bail. Now it can't be that in every case, the magistrates court or the sessions court has to reject bail. In 90 to 95 per cent of the cases, bail is rejected, Sibal said, adding that there is something wrong with the system. Is the judge afraid that if he or she grants bail, what will be the impact of that on the career, the senior advocate asked. Sibal said the third form is that the judges are now openly endorsing a majoritarian culture and taking political positions. We had a judge in West Bengal who was openly endorsing the views of a political party and then of course he resigned and joined that particular party. We had a judge who openly said 'yes I belong to the RSS'. We have justice Shekhar (Yadav) who said that in India the 'majoritarian culture must prevail and only a Hindu can make India 'vishwaguru'. He used some very derogatory terms for the minority community while sitting as the judge, Sibal said. Talking about Yadav's case, Sibal said an in-house procedure was decided upon but nothing was heard after that. What happened, what steps were taken, there was a communication to the judge, he apparently disclosed his mind to the in-house procedure. What happened, we don't know. Should it be made public or not? There are systems that have to be put in place, he said. Addressing a provincial convention of the legal cell and high court unit of the VHP at the high court on December 8 last year, Justice Yadav had made controversial remarks. Speaking with PTI , Sibal said there are issues of corruption, of judges not performing functions according to their oath of office, of openly taking majoritarian positions, thereby inducing in the minds of the public the message that the majoritarian culture must be endorsed. These are things that need to be addressed urgently. Unfortunately, in many of these cases, the Supreme Court has not directly addressed these issues for reasons I cannot possibly fathom, Sibal said. What is the mechanism to deal with corruption, he asked and added that the only mechanism that is there as far as the higher judiciary is concerned is Article 124 of the Constitution. We moved an impeachment motion, signed by more than 50 members of the Rajya Sabha, and that has not seen the light of the day. There was earlier an impeachment motion against a CJI, that too was blocked. So if you cannot move forward under the constitutional process and there is no alternative effective mechanism to deal with such issues, where do we go? the Rajya Sabha MP said. That is the question we must ask ourselves and that is the question the judiciary must ask itself, Sibal added. He said the perception of the public certainly is that the confidence that we had in the judicial system seems to be on the decline. Asked about his criticism of the Collegium system in appointing judges in the higher judiciary and what is the alternative, Sibal said that alternative can only be found if the judiciary and the government believe that there should be an alternative. Now the government believes that the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) is the solution. The Supreme Court Collegium believes that theirs is the best system. Unless both these institutions accept the fact that both versions of accountability and the process of appointment are grossly inadequate, only then can we have an alternative, Sibal said. The senior advocate said there can only be a solution when one states that there is a problem. So, if the Supreme Court itself realises that the Collegium system is not functioning in the manner that it should, only then can there be alternatives. Then we can come forward and suggest what the alternatives should be, he said. If the government believes that the NJAC is not the ideal solution for the process of appointment, only then there can be an alternative, he said, pointing out that the process should be transparent, looking at merit and not favouring persons who are ideologically and deeply committed. So, both institutionally, the government and the judiciary, must accept the fact that these systems that are in place are not working, once they accept that, there are a lot of solutions that are possible, the former minister said.
Challenges In Manipur Can Be Overcome If People Abide By Constitution: Justice Kotiswar Singh
Imphal, Mar 23: Supreme Court judge, Justice N Kotiswar Singh, on Sunday asserted that challenges in Manipur can be overcome if people abide by the Constitution, which provides guidance to work in difficult times. He said the Supreme Court judges delegation, led by Justice B R Gavai, witnessed much optimism among people during their visit to Churachandpur and Bishnupur districts on Saturday. Speaking at a function to mark the 12th anniversary of the establishment of Manipur High Court, Justice Singh [] The post Challenges In Manipur Can Be Overcome If People Abide By Constitution: Justice Kotiswar Singh appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
IPL 2025: 'Every Time People Question Dhoni, He Proves Them Wrong', Says Gavaskar
Chennai Super Kings: As the Chennai Super Kings set to kick off their IPL 2025 campaign against Mumbai Indians (MI) in a clash of the five-time champions, all eyes will be on MS Dhoni, who continues to be a key figure in the league. Addressing the speculation over ex-skipper's participation in the season, India legend Sunil Gavaskar said that whenever people questioned the CSK stalwart, he silenced those critics with his skills. The cricketer, who turns 44 in July, is playing his 18th straight IPL season, 16 of these representing Chennai Super Kings (CSK). He has so far played 264 games and scored 5243 runs, placing him sixth on the all-time run list, with 24 half-centuries to his name. Why should we even ask that question? Why put pressure on him? Every time people question MS Dhoni, he proves them wrong. Dont doubt his ability. Even at this age, hes hitting sixes not just past the boundary but into the stands during practice. Age is just a number when it comes to Dhoni, Gavaskar said on JioHotstar. When Dhoni takes the field against the Mumbai Indians on Sunday evening, he needs to hit just two maximums to complete 250 sixes for CSK, the franshise he led in 212 matches, winning 128 games while losing 82 matches since the IPL began in 2008. Overall, Dhoni is placed fourth in the most IPL sixes list, trailing Chris Gayle (357), Rohit Sharma (280) and Virat Kohli (272). Dhonis tenure as captain of CSK began in the first season back in 2008 and resulted in five trophy-winning campaigns. He has spent his entire career with the Super Kings, barring the 2016 and 2017 seasons when the franchise was suspended due to spot-fixing scandal. CSK used the retention clause in the IPL mega auction last year to keep Dhoni for the 2025 season as an uncapped player, given his five-year absence from international cricket. Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden reflected on the 'El Clasico' clash between MI and CSK at Chepauk, saying the Super Kings controlled the game at the MA Chidambaram, as MI does at Wankhede Stadium. This will be the 38th encounter between the two teams, with MI leading the head-to-head 20-17. The Super Kings, however, won the only meeting between the sides last year by 20 runs in Mumbai. Its such a great fixture. These two sides have so much history together. And at Chepauk, CSK has controlled the game, just like Mumbai does at Wankhede. A win there would be significant, and CSKs spin unitone of the best in the competitionwill play a crucial role. This will be the 38th encounter between the two teams, with MI leading the head-to-head 20-17. The Super Kings, however, won the only meeting between the sides last year by 20 runs in Mumbai. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Boeing lays off 180 people in India as part of global workforce reduction
The source said that reductions in India have been more measured, with a clear focus on maintaining customer service, safety, and quality standards
Boeing laid off up to 180 people in Bengaluru as part of global workforce reduction
Boeing laid off up to 180 employees at its Engineering Technology Center in Bengaluru as part of a global workforce reduction. This follows Boeing's previous announcement of a 10% global workforce cut. Despite the layoffs, Boeing emphasized that customer service, safety, and quality standards remain unaffected.
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People are not casteist, political leaders are: Gadkari
AMRAVATI, Mar 22: Union Minister and senior BJP leader Nitin Gadkari on Saturday asserted that people are not casteist but political leaders are for their selfish interests. Speaking at an event here, he also said backwardness was becoming a political interest. There is a competition on who is more backward, Gadkari pointed out. People are not casteist but political leaders are for their selfish interests, he said, adding that there is need to eradicate social inequality. Caste discrimination must end [] The post People are not casteist, political leaders are: Gadkari appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
3 people killed in Russian attacks on Ukraines Zaporizhzhia despite limited truce
KYIV, March 22: Russia launched a drone attack on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, killing three people and wounded 12, Ukrainian officials said Saturday, despite agreeing to a limited ceasefire. Zaporizhzhia was hit by 12 drones, police said. Regional head Ivan Fedorov said that residential buildings, cars and communal buildings were set on fire in []
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Elon Musk Blames Trans People For Tesla Vandalism
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President, PM & others greet people of state
Work together for peace, SC Judge Justice BR Gavai urges Manipur people The Economic Times
Work together for peace, SC Judge Justice BR Gavai urges Manipur peopleThe Economic Times
Work together for peace, SC Judge Justice BR Gavai urges Manipur people
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Multiple people shot at Las Cruces park
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'People who have made money': Motilal Oswal decodes art of creating wealth
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5-member SC judges team meets violence-hit people in Manipur; opens legal services, medical campsMorung Express
Pooja Hegde Reveals She Was Shocked To Learn People Were Paid to Troll Her: 'Lakhs Spent Just To...'
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Around 30,000 people gathered in Denver's Civic Center Park to hear Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rally against oligarchy and promote democratic engagement. They emphasized the need for working-class representation and criticized the influence of billionaires in politics. The rally was part of their 'Fighting Oligarchy' tour aiming to galvanize Democratic voters before the 2026 midterm elections.
Supreme Court Judges led by Justice B.R. Gavai Visit Ethnic Violence-hit people in Manipurenewstime.in
SC judge Justice Gavai urges people of Manipur to work together for restoring peace, harmony
Churachandpur/Imphal (Manipur), Mar 22: Justice B R Gavai, who led a delegation of Supreme Court judges that visited Manipur on Saturday, called upon people of the ethnic strife-torn state to work together to restore peace and harmony. Gavai, along with Supreme Court judges Vikram Nath, M M Sundresh and K V Vishwanathan, visited a relief camp in Churachandpur district and met internally displaced persons, officials said. They also virtually inaugurated a legal services camp, a medical camp and a legal [] The post SC judge Justice Gavai urges people of Manipur to work together for restoring peace, harmony appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Pooja Hegde Calls Out Bollywoods PR Wars: People Spend Lakhs To Bring Others Down
Pooja Hegde revealed the dark side of Bollywood, highlighting the use of negative PR and targeted trolling. She shared her experience of being targeted and how it affected her and her family.
The insightful post attracted a lot of attention, with most people putting forth their views on Kunal Shah's opinion.
Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu calls upon people to join Earth Hour
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Amit Shah targets DMK, says some people using language as cover to hide scams
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Sandeepa Dhar Calls Out Bollywood Stars For Normalising Botox: People Die On Those Operation Tables
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Ekta Kapoor Takes Subtle Dig At Anurag Kashyap? Says 'No Fun Blaming People...'
Anurag Kashyap criticised Netflix India for content approval, saying shows like Adolescence wouldn't be made. Ekta Kapoor questioned if ego or accusations hinder Indian content.
Leech therapy makes a comeback in Kashmir as people seek traditional healing
Srinagar, Mar 21: As the people of Kashmir celebrate Navroz, the ancient tradition of leech therapy, locally known as Drekah, is experiencing a remarkable revival. This centuries-old practice, deeply rooted in the regions cultural and medicinal heritage, involves the use of leeches to extract impure blood from the body, which is believed to promote health []
Samiti to govt: Condemn Mahas job offer for Marathi-speaking people
