Anna Hazare Discharged from Hospital, Vows to Serve People for Life
Anna Hazare, the prominent social activist, is discharged from the hospital and pledges to continue serving the community. Anna Hazare Discharged from Hospital, Vows to Serve People for Life
From building foundations and mobilising 20 lakh young people to advancing climate resilience, Prerana Langa is scaling solutions for lasting change.
SMU and LSE say universities and global academic culture should prioritise purpose and people
SMU and LSE say universities and global academic culture should prioritise purpose and people
Over 43 lakh people affected in 14 districts as flood wreaks havoc in Bihar
Over 43 lakh people are affected by Bihar floods across fourteen districts. Several rivers, including the Ganga, are flowing above their danger levels. Incessant rains and Nepal catchment rainfall caused rivers and streams to overflow. The state has deployed rescue teams and is operating community kitchens for affected citizens. Light to moderate rain is forecast for the next two days.
Front-of-pack labels on packaged food: SC says it is concerned about health of people
The Supreme Court has sought greater clarity on front-of-pack labelling, amid concerns over rising obesity and growing childrens exposure to ultra-processed and junk foods.
ED coercing people to testify against Pinarayi Vijayan, daughter Veena: Mohamed Riyas
The Beypore MLA claims that statements thus procured are then being supplied to media as official press releases
Billions of cicadas emerged in spring 2021, prompting widespread public interest and documentation. The Cicada Safari app allowed people to submit photos and videos, transforming phones into research tools. This crowdsourced data provided valuable insights into the Brood X cicada emergence across fifteen states. Researchers verified these submissions, turning public sightings into usable scientific information for future studies. The app's success demonstrated a new, accessible method for documenting natural phenomena.
In the recent episode of Bigg Boss 20, singer Qazi Touqeer was seen doing what he does best charming co-contestants and the audience with his unparalleled wit and charisma. The singer was seen explaining Gen Z dating trends such as situationship and benching to fellow participant Mary Kom. However, he came up with his own hilarious meanings.
Tens of millions of people fail to get humanitarian aid as global system crumbles
According to Carl Jung, loneliness transcends mere physical solitude. It is largely an inner experience. Establishing real connections necessitates emotional security and transparent communication. Numerous people keep their true selves hidden out of fear of judgment or lack of understanding, resulting in significant detachment. Read on to know why it felt relevant.
Watch: Philippines: Five people died and 43 were rescued after a ferry caught fire off Palawan
Five people died and 43 were rescued after the MV June Aster caught fire off Coron in Palawan on Wednesday night. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Nepal floods: Gujarat collects DNA samples of kin of 29 missing people
Digital Desk | Gandhinagar, Sep 10 (IANS) The Gujarat government has completed DNA sample collection from relatives of 29 of the 30 people from the state, including Non-Resident Gujaratis (NRGs), who remain missing or uncontactable following the August 26 flash floods in Nepal, particularly along the Nepal-Tibet border and Bhote Koshi River corridor. The samples are being processed for DNA profiling to help identify bodies and human remains recovered in the disaster. The process for the remaining missing person is also underway. The Gujarat State Non-Resident Gujaratis Foundation (NRGF), under the NRI Division of the General Administration Department, has been coordinating with the families and authorities in India and abroad to facilitate the DNA collection and identification process. The initiative is being carried out in accordance with guidelines issued by the Central government, under which designated forensic laboratories have been identified for DNA sample collection and profiling of first-degree relatives of missing persons. DNA profiling at laboratories designated for the purpose is being undertaken free of cost, as directed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Six designated laboratories in Gujarat are facilitating the process, with DNA profiling being undertaken in Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Junagadh and Rajkot. The National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) in Gandhinagar, is coordinating with the Ministry of External Affairs on DNA profiling of samples collected in India and their linkage with the identification process in Nepal. A 10-member NFSU forensic team has also been involved in the identification efforts in Nepal. Nepal Police has separately initiated DNA profiling of recovered bodies and human remains following the incident. NRGF has been personally contacting relatives of each missing person and guiding them about the designated laboratories, available facilities and the procedure for DNA sample collection and profiling. It has also been coordinating with NRGs and relatives living abroad to ascertain the action taken by local authorities in their respective countries. In cases involving relatives in New Zealand, the United States, Canada and African countries, NRGF has obtained information about DNA samples collected by authorities in those countries and the status of the identification process. In several cases, samples of relatives living abroad have already been collected through the respective local authorities. The DNA profiling reports are being sent directly by the designated laboratories to Nepalese authorities through the official email addresses and contact numbers notified by the them for the identification exercise. Nepal Police has also requested first-degree relatives of missing people living abroad to undergo DNA profiling at authorised forensic laboratories in their respective countries. The Gujarat Government, through the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC), district administrations and NRGF, has been coordinating efforts to trace people from the state and Gujaratis living abroad who were reported missing or remain uncontactable after the floods. A consolidated list of missing and untraceable persons prepared by SEOC and NRGF has also been shared with the Nepal government. So far, 30 people, including NRGs, remain untraceable from the flood-affected areas. Those reported missing or out of contact include people from Ahmedabad, Anand, Banaskantha, Kheda, Gandhinagar, Surat, Valsad, Rajkot and other parts of Gujarat. Several had travelled to Nepal for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra through different travel agencies and routes. The scale of the disaster has made conventional identification difficult in cases where bodies or human remains have been severely damaged or recovered in parts. Nepal has therefore begun a large-scale DNA identification exercise, with samples being collected from relatives and compared with DNA obtained from recovered remains. The DNA-based process is expected to help establish the identities of victims from Gujarat and other parts of India, as well as foreign nationals, and provide families with confirmation about the fate of relatives who remain missing.
Priyanka Gandhis office warns against her deepfake videos asking people to invest money
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi on Thursday urged people to stay cautious of misleading and fabricated videos allegedly featuring her and asked them not to fall prey to fraudulent and deceitful calls for investment in real estate projects or any other futuristic ventures. Priyanka Gandhis office flagged the issue after her deepfake videos surfaced and were seen in circulation on multiple social media platforms. It has urged the Congress leaders followers and others to neither click on those posts nor give consent to any requests made in the AI-generated video. Issuing a formal scam alert on Instagram, Priyanka Gandhis office warned the public against fake, AI-generated videos that have apparently used her face and voice to cheat the people and hoodwink them into fraudulent investments. Fake videos using AI-generated images and voice of Smt Priyanka Gandhi Vadra ji is circulating on WhatsApp, Instagram and other social media platforms asking people to invest money, Cong MPs office informed on its Insta handle. These are scams. Please do not click or invest, it further said. The Congress MP also asked the people to block such posts at the first instance and also report them to the relevant authorities for suitable action. Such scams using deepfake and AI-generated videos of famous personalities have mushroomed in the past few years, making many gullible investors prone to huge financial losses. A deepfake video is made by using AI to simulate a persons face and voice, making it a facsimile copy of the target. The scammers distort and misuse the cutting-edge technology to generate misleading videos, featuring unauthorised images of prominent figures and then try to rob people of their money. In the recent past, deepfake videos of industrialists like Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and Reliances Mukesh Ambani also surfaced, where the online scammers and fraudsters used AI-doctored videos to lure citizens into fraudulent investment traps, leading to huge losses to investors.
Jagans arrest for my revenge will not benefit people in any way, says Andhra CM Naidu
Asserting that Andhra Pradesh had witnessed more damage during YSRCPs tenure than what it lost due to State bifurcation, Naidu says he is aggressive towards achieving economic equality and better living standards in the State
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A childhood question about inequality led Khurram Naayaab from grassroots development to large-scale CSR and women and child development.
Fifteen people have been rescued after a metal slab collapsed at an under construction site in the Kudasan area of Gandhinagar on Wednesday night, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi said and added that the debris-clearing operation continued through the night to ensure that no one remained trapped.Along with Harsh Sanghavi, Health Minister Praful Pansheriya, and Gandhinagar MLA Ritaben Ketanbhai Patel arrived at the Civil Hospital to meet those injured in the building collapse incident.
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Trump says Putin wants Ukraine deal, blames delay on 'two people that hate each other'
President Trump stated Vladimir Putin desires a Ukraine peace agreement. He believes personal animosity between leaders hinders diplomatic progress. Trump discussed a recent phone call with the Russian president. US envoys Witkoff and Kushner visited Kyiv for talks. They pushed for Kyiv and Moscow to engage in negotiations.
Situational awareness is crucial for quickly identifying environmental characteristics and their implications. Research indicates that visual focus plays a significant role in decision-making during evacuations. Recognizing exit points is linked to their effective utilization in emergencies. This behavior exemplifies the creation of a mental map, enabling individuals to stay attuned to their surroundings and maintain a range of escape options.
People power saves Panchkulas mango grove; fairground plan gives way to nature park
Peoples welfare first: Russias Alipov praises Indias BRICS presidency ahead of Putin visit
Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov praised Indias people-centred approach to its BRICS presidency, saying the grouping must ensure Global South and East interests shape global decisions. Ahead of Vladimir Putins second India visit in under a year, Alipov highlighted trade, energy, healthcare, AI and potential cooperation in urea, aircraft and nuclear energy.
Prajaseva Abhiyan to bring grievance redressal closer to people: Rizwan Arshad
Ramchander Rao accuses Congress, BRS parties of ignoring peoples problems
Ramchander Rao accuses Congress, BRS parties of ignoring peoples problems
An 1896 Texas event featured two steam locomotives colliding at high speed. This spectacle, organized by the Katy Railroad, drew thousands of paying spectators. The collision caused both locomotives and their boilers to explode unexpectedly. Fatalities and injuries occurred, and a photographer was permanently blinded. Despite the tragedy, the event generated significant publicity for the railroad.
Someone who checks their horoscope every morning may not necessarily be looking for a glimpse into the future. The habit may instead provide a sense of certainty, reassurance, meaning, identity or simply a familiar moment to pause and reflect. Perhaps that is what makes the ritual so intriguing: the appeal may not always lie in knowing what will happen next, but in having a familiar way to make sense of whatever comes next.
Young people: are you doom-saving or doom-spending? How are you approaching the future?
Psychology says people who buy beautiful notebooks and pens may be seeking more than just stationery
Psychology suggests that an attraction to fancy stationery can fulfill several psychological needs at the same time, including self-expression, identity formation, creativity, aesthetic enjoyment and nostalgia. The appeal is not necessarily a sign of materialism or impracticality. For some people, these objects offer a simple way to express a version of themselves that feels meaningful or enjoyable.
Psychology says people who prefer takeout over dining in may be valuing one thing more than food
Someone might enjoy dining at an elegant restaurant for a birthday or special occasion but still opt for takeout on an ordinary Tuesday. The reason may be less about the food itself and more about convenience: ordering in can give them greater control over their limited time, attention and mental energy.
Riteish Deshmukh recently recalled an unexpected moment of kindness involving a paparazzo outside a Mumbai restaurant. The actor shared that he had no cash with him when he wanted to buy something worth Rs 100 from a child, and a paparazzo stepped in to help. Riteish explained that he was walking out of the restaurant when he noticed a child selling something for Rs 100. Since he usually relies on digital payments, he did not have cash on him. We were walking out, and there was a child who was selling something for Rs 100. You have become so cashless today I wasnt carrying money. Now, I dont carry money because everything is digital, he said. He initially asked his chauffeur, Sau rupaye chhutta hai kya? (Do you have a change of Rs 100?), but was told there was no cash available. Riteish then asked the child whether he accepted Google Pay, assuming he might have a QR code. However, the child replied, GPay nahin hai mere paas (I dont have GPay). At that point, a paparazzo offered to pay the amount on Riteishs behalf. The actor recalled, And it was so nice of one paparazzo, whose name I didnt know, but now, I know, his name is Sushil Mohite, if Im not wrong, but if Im wrong, then Im very sorry. He said, Main deta hoon (I will give). With the situation becoming chaotic due to traffic and photographers around him, Riteish tried to get Sushils GPay details so he could return the money. However, the paparazzo declined, saying, Nahin, rehne do (No, let it go). Riteish later clicked his picture before leaving. Once inside the car, Riteish decided to use Instagram to find him. So then I just posted on my story saying, I owe him. I need to pay him back. And finally, in fact I got his number, he said. After getting in touch with Sushil, Riteish thanked him and insisted on returning the money. Reflecting on the incident, he said the gesture mattered more than the amount. It was the kindness that the pap showed where he wanted to pay for me. Its always chaotic, getting in and out on the road, and the paps are doing their job. We always think that they are probably wanting our pictures and they are in need. But we dont realise that there are moments when they step up to help you, he said. Genelia also recalled their experiences with paparazzi support, saying, And weve always had that. Always, she said. Riteish summed up the moment with a laugh: People always say that youre paying paps. I was the one who got paid by them. Also Read : Riteish Deshmukh remembers father Vilasrao Deshmukh on his 14th death anniversary: My exile still hasnt ended
Psychology says people who wear fancy clothes at home may be doing more than looking good
Psychology suggests that dressing up at home may have less to do with seeking approval from others and more to do with how people perceive themselves, express their identity, regulate their mood and respond to psychological cues in their environment. However, this habit alone does not indicate that everyone who enjoys dressing up at home shares the same personality traits.
Psychology says people who wear fancy clothes at home may be doing more than looking good
Psychology suggests that dressing up at home may have less to do with seeking approval from others and more to do with how people perceive themselves, express their identity, regulate their mood and respond to psychological cues in their environment. However, this habit alone does not indicate that everyone who enjoys dressing up at home shares the same personality traits.
'Film Touched People's Hearts': Shreyas Talpade Demands To Make Hanuman Ansh Tax-Free In Maharashtra
Reacting to the demands to make Hanuman Ansh tax-free in Maharashtra, the actor reiterated the same claim.
Actor Kanikka Kapur, who played Karan Deol's love interest Nishaat in Batwara 1947, opened up about her experience of working on the Partition drama in an exclusive interview with India TV. From preparing for the Punjabi dialect to sharing screen space with Karan Deol, the actor spoke about the challenges that came with her role and why the film remains special to her. She also spoke about the film's mediocre box office performance.
Govt Committed To Safeguarding People's Land Rights: CM Naidu
AP CM N Chandrababu Naidu said that the NDA coalition government was committed to ensuring people's rights over their own land and resolving long-pending land disputes.
That quiet cup of tea in the evening becomes a way of stepping out of the day for a while, for some people. It creates a familiar pause, a chance to sit somewhere comfortable, look beyond the horizon and let the mind slow down before the evening takes over.
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Third year since Naidus arrest: September 9 a dark day for Telugu people, says TDP chief
Palla Srinivasa Rao calls the 2023 arrest in the APSSDC case politically motivated and the then YSRCP governments conduct authoritarian; the TDP leader spent more than 50 days in the Rajamahendravaram Central Prison
Bihar floods: Over 40 lakh people affected across 14 districts amid heavy rain
Floods have affected over 40 lakh people across 14 Bihar districts after heavy rain and rising rivers. The Ganga crossed its previous highest flood level at Sultanganj, while 723 community kitchens, 15 relief camps and 2,000-plus rescue boats support victims.
Bihar Floods Affect Over 40 Lakh People Across 14 Districts
Ganga Breaches Previous Highest Flood Level At Sultanganj As Several Rivers Flow Above Danger Mark
ARaymond India, under Manish Padharia's leadership, is committed to shaping its organizational culture by empowering employees. The company prioritizes employee engagement and community contributions, believing that sustainable growth hinges on the success of both individuals and society.
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Why is Taarak Mehta actor Kush Shah aka Goli asking people if he can cook at their homes?
Kush Shah, who became popular as Goli in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has started a new chapter in his life. After spending years playing Gulab Kumar Hathi, better known as Goli, on the show, Kush has now entered the digital space. After completing his studies, he launched his own YouTube channel, where he is experimenting with a different kind of content.
Three people fall ill after allegedly eating Pista House cake
Hyderabad: A cake reportedly purchased from a Pista House outlet in Uppal, Hyderabad, has been suspected as a cause of trouble after three people fell ill after consuming it on Tuesday, September 8. According to a report published in Deccan Chronicle, the three people suffered vomiting and other health problems after allegedly consuming the cake. Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Revanth Reddy Greets People on Kaloji Jayanthi, Telangana Language Day
Revanth Reddy called upon everyone to reminiscene the contributions of the popular Telangana writer
Zampa Lands Hurricanes Deal For BBL 16, Says He needs To Consider People To Be Around
Adam Zampa: Adam Zampa has found a new Big Bash home in Hobart Hurricanes for the upcoming 16th edition, but it was not simply the cricketing opportunity that convinced the Australian leg-spinner to join the franchise. The 34-year-old has signed a two-year deal with the Hurricanes, becoming the fifth BBL club of his career after his contract with Melbourne Renegades expired at the end of BBL 15. In doing so, Zampa will join an exclusive group of players to have represented five different franchises in the competition. Zampa revealed that the people within Hobarts squad played a significant role in his decision, with the Hurricanes boasting several players he already knows from his time with Australia. I think Im at a time now where I need to consider the people that I need to be around when Im playing my cricket, Zampa told cricket.com.au. The leg-spinner said conversations with captain Nathan Ellis helped him settle on Tasmania after considering offers from Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Thunder. I basically approached him about it because I looked at the lists and the group of people that are in most of the lists that were teams that I could go to, and I reckon Hobart made the most sense. Theyre a really good list with good people its going to feel like Im going into the Australian team basically. Theres six or seven blokes in there that Ive played with before, so that was major in the decision, he added. Zampa also believes the Hurricanes bowling resources can help him flourish in his new surroundings, with Ellis and Riley Meredith providing pace in the attack. I think I made a decision going to a team where I think Ill probably get more success. We will go well and I think it will help me get wickets too. When you know youve got Riley Meredith bowling down one end, Nathan Ellis down the other it helps with your own personal success as well, he stated. Zampa also believes the Hurricanes bowling resources can help him flourish in his new surroundings, with Ellis and Riley Meredith providing pace in the attack. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Zampa has taken 138 wickets in 121 BBL matches, the sixth-most in the competitions history. His career has included spells with Sydney Thunder, Adelaide Strikers, Melbourne Stars and Renegades before the Hurricanes became his latest destination. Article Source: IANS
Russian drones kill, injure people at Ukraine-Moldova border crossing
Russia also attacked the Ukraine capital Kyiv overnight, causing fires but no casualties
Bernie Sanders quote offers a timely reminder that character is often revealed when circumstances become difficult. We cannot always control what happens to us, but we can influence the person we become while facing it.
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Chlorine gas leak at water filtration plant in Madhya Pradeshs Sehore; four people hospitalised
Chlorine gas was being used to purify water at the plant when a gas leak began from a tank, local sources claimed.
Dissolve Assembly Before People Revolt, Vijayendra Tells DK Shivakumar
Vijayendra said the BJPs agitation was receiving considerable public support, with farmers, labourers and women from across the state joining the padayatra. Several party leaders were also strengthening the agitation.
Jammu Tawi, Sep 08:BJP leader and Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Sunil Sharma, on Tuesday said the party will fight for peoples rights and expose the alleged failures of the National Conference-led government during a public outreach programme in Poonch and Rajouri. In a statement issued, a Spokesperson said the [] The post BJP will fight for peoples rights, expose NC failures: LoP appeared first on Northlines .
AP CM Asks MLAs to Adopt Best Practices, Stay Close to People
Naidu said 616 works worth Rs 20,400 crore had been sanctioned across all 175 constituencies after reviewing issues raised by MLAs at the previous conclave.
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H1N1 cases rise in Hyderabad, doctors urge people to be cautious
Hyderabad: Doctors in Hyderabad have raised concerns over the rise in H1N1 flu in the city and called on people to exercise caution. They said hospitals have seen an increase in patients reporting high-grade fever, dry cough, sore throat, and body aches, symptoms commonly associated with the viral infection. Health experts have advised vulnerable groups, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Experts call for timely support for people in emotional distress
MCD starts physical safety survey, covers 1,150 PGs housing 20k people
Owners of 40 Buildings Told to Carry Out Minor Repairs; 6 to 8 Structures Need Major Work
Andhra CM Naidu tells MLAs to stay close to people, address grievances fast
The TDP national president instructs party MLAs to use technology to reach out to people and take up the pressing issues in constituencies promptly instead of waiting for complaints
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Intuition is more likely to be useful when someone has substantial experience in a predictable environment and has received reliable feedback about previous judgments. For high-stakes decisions, intuition should ideally be checked against evidence and deliberate reasoning.
Meghalaya students' body backs people-centric governance, warns against erosion of public rights
Digital Desk | Shillong, Sep 8 (IANS) The Khasi Students Union (KSU) in Meghalaya said on Tuesday that it will not oppose any government initiative aimed at benefiting people through cooperation with local communities, but warned that it would intervene if government actions undermine the rights and interests of the people. KSU Central Executive Committee (CEC) Environment Secretary Shiningstar Kharbihkhiew said the organisations opposition was not directed at governments as such, but at actions that allegedly disregard the rights of local communities. We will not oppose any government which brings benefits through cooperation with the locality. What we have opposed is when the government tramples and forcibly snatches away the rights of the people, Kharbihkhiew said. He was speaking after administering the oath to newly appointed office-bearers of the KSU Mynkrem Unit at Mynkrem village in West Jaintia Hills district on September 7. Kharbihkhiew said the KSU steps in only when public interest and peace are affected by government actions. He urged the new unit to remain vigilant on issues concerning the local community and work in the larger public interest. The KSU leader also called upon young people to avoid early marriage and urged them to consider starting families only after establishing a stable livelihood. He said early marriage without adequate financial and social stability could adversely affect the community and contribute to its decline. KSU CEC Information and Publicity Secretary Pynshai Kupar Dkhar, meanwhile, urged the newly formed unit to play an active role in addressing social issues. He asked the youth to move beyond merely observing developments in society and instead take constructive action to improve their communities. There are three groups those who only watch what happens in society, those who make things happen, and the majority who dont know what happens. You should be among those who see and also act to improve society, Dkhar said. The meeting was chaired by KSU West Jaintia Hills District General Secretary Leningrad Tariang. District President Laitphar Syngkrem, KSU East Jaintia Hills Finance Secretary Shaniahskhem Dkhar, KSU Jowai Circle General Secretary Nipoi Shadap and Mynkrem village headman also attended the programme. The newly constituted Mynkrem Unit comes under the KSU Laskein Circle. The event witnessed participation from villagers and featured cultural performances by women and youth from the village.
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Bigg Boss 20: Over 630 people work behind the scenes as show goes multilingual across six languages
Bigg Boss 20 has expanded its footprint across Indian television with the franchise being produced in six different languages. While the Hindi edition continues to be hosted by Salman Khan, the regional versions feature Vijay Sethupathi, Mohanlal, Nagarjuna, Kichcha Sudeepa and Sourav Ganguly as hosts for the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada and Bangla editions, respectively. According to an independent industry source, the scale of the latest season extends well beyond what viewers see on screen. The source said, With Endemol Shine India putting Bigg Boss 20 on air in six different languages, it was a grand, never-before-seen launch. But remarkably, the show has a massive workforce behind it that works tirelessly to bring this spectacle to the screen. More than 630 people are working behind the camera across different languages, from editors and on-ground staff to talent management teams and technicians. The multilingual expansion requires coordination across multiple production teams, with each language edition involving its own set of creative, technical and operational requirements. The source further highlighted the distinctive production design associated with the franchise and the challenge of managing its various teams. Bigg Boss functions as a powerhouse in itself, with every set featuring a different style and theme. Managing such a massive workforce across multiple languages is no easy feat, but Endemol Shine India has ensured that audiences can enjoy Bigg Boss across different languages, all at the same time, the source added. The Hindi version of Bigg Boss 20 continues to be fronted by Salman Khan, who has been associated with the franchise for several seasons. Meanwhile, the regional editions bring established names from the respective entertainment industries to the format. Vijay Sethupathi leads Bigg Boss Tamil, while Malayalam superstar Mohanlal hosts Bigg Boss Malayalam. Nagarjuna returns as the host of Bigg Boss Telugu, Kichcha Sudeepa leads Bigg Boss Kannada and former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly hosts the Bangla edition. The simultaneous presence of the franchise across six languages places a considerable operational responsibility on the production teams working behind the scenes. From technical execution and editing to talent management and on-ground coordination, the workforce supports the daily functioning of the reality show across its different editions. With Bigg Boss 20 continuing its multilingual run, the scale of the franchise now extends across languages, hosts, sets and hundreds of professionals working away from the camera to bring each edition to audiences. Also Read: Bigg Boss 20: Did Love Gill beat Rhiya Ahir by 5 lakh votes to secure a spot in house? Heres what we know
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The quote of the day by Demi Moore I think we treat the people we love the way we believe, in our deepest hearts, that we deserve to be treated ourselves explores the actresss powerful reflection on love, self-respect, healing and self-worth. Her words offer a thought-provoking perspective on how the way we treat others and what we accept from them can reveal what we believe we deserve.
Morning can offer a window before the days external demands begin to take over. Finishing a run before checking emails, attending meetings or handling household responsibilities can create a sense of having accomplished something personally meaningful before turning to the days obligations.
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Barkha Singh recalls getting threats over her Diwali wish: People made that a communal issue
Barkha Singh has spoken about the darker side of being a public figure, recalling an incident when she faced threats on social media after a Diwali message was allegedly misunderstood. The actress, who has established herself across OTT projects and Bollywood, opened up about online trolling, criticism and the pressure celebrities face while expressing their views publicly. Speaking about the backlash surrounding Kriti Sanons Raksha Bandhan advertisement and the way celebrity statements can be interpreted on social media, Barkha told Mid-Day that even a seemingly simple comment can sometimes lead to controversy. She shared an incident involving her own Diwali greeting, which she said was turned into a communal issue despite her intention being related to animal welfare. She recalled, I really love animals, and I am very vocal about animal welfare, animal protection, and raising funds for some NGOs. So once, I remember during Diwali, I was wishing everyone online, and I just said, 'Avoid bursting crackers near animals.' I have gotten threats for that because people made that a communal issue. According to Barkha, some users questioned why she was asking people not to burst crackers. She recalls people questioning her, Why are you only stopping people from bursting crackers? She explained that the focus of her message was on protecting animals during the festival. She added, The words 'near animals' got ignored completely. There are so many dogs who get harmed during Diwali because of crackers, so don't burst crackers near them. That was my point. Barkha admitted that the experience made her more cautious about what she says publicly, although she believes trolling has become difficult to avoid for anyone in the public eye. So something as simple as that, you get trolled. Hence, I am very careful about what I say, but then beyond the point, it's normally not a good thing. You can get trolled for anything, Barkha added. She also acknowledged that criticism is part of being a public figure. And the day you decide that you want to be a public figure and you decide to put yourself out there, this is one part of the process that you should also include yourself in. This comes with the job. Meanwhile, Barkha has recently explored a different side of entertainment with We Got You, Girl, where she makes her hosting and reality show debut. However, despite being approached several times for reality shows, she does not see herself participating in formats centred on conflict. I don't think it's my cup of tea. I really enjoy acting. And I'm sure I've been blessed with some great opportunities, she said. She added, Unless it's a feel-good reality show like this (We Got You, Girl) and if it's a fit, yeah. But if it's just for entertainment and fights, maybe not. I'll do that as an actor. Asked if she has received offers, Barkha said, Yeah, obviously, A bunch of times. Almost every year, every cycle. But it's always a very, very polite decline that it's not my cup of tea. Also Read : Polka Dots are officially back! Ananya Panday, Aneet Padda, Vaani Kapoor, Pratibha Ranta, and Barkha Singh show us how to style the classic print
Psychology says your gut feeling isnt always random: Heres why some people trust it more than logic
Psychology does not suggest that every gut feeling should automatically be trusted. People can sometimes mistake intuition for anxiety, prejudice, wishful thinking or emotional conditioning shaped by past experiences. The risk of misinterpreting these feelings may be greater in unfamiliar or emotionally charged situations, particularly when a person has limited knowledge or expertise in the area.
Vaccinating dogs, not people, holds key to ending rabies deaths in Kerala, India
A new study has found that expanding dog vaccination, rather than introducing routine pre-exposure vaccination for children, is the most effective and cost-effective way to eliminate rabies deaths in people in Kerala, India.
Psychology says people who can never stop taking photos may be chasing more than the perfect picture
People naturally make choices about how they want to be perceived by others. Photographs offer a particularly powerful way to shape that impression because individuals can select the angle, expression, lighting and exact moment before sharing the image with anyone else.
Russian Strikes On Ukrainian Capital Kill 2 People, Ending Pause In Attacks
The drone and missile attack comes after a pause as US envoys arrived in Kyiv for their first official visit in a renewed push to end the war between Russia and Ukraine
People of Purpose: From Gujarat
A doctors journey from clinical medicine to grassroots public health led to Niramays mission of creating meaningful change.
The drama inside the Bigg Boss 20 house appears to be picking up pace, with rapper Yung DSA and fellow contestant Qazi getting into a heated exchange. The confrontation reportedly began after Qazi mimicked Yung DSA, leading to a reaction from the rapper and eventually requiring other housemates to intervene. During the tense interaction, Qazi was seen imitating Yung DSA, something that did not sit well with the rapper. Reacting to the mimicry, Yung DSA hit back at Qazi and said, Meri acting karne ka try bhi mat kar, nahi ho rahi tere se telkat muh ke. The exchange soon became more intense as both contestants appeared visibly agitated. As the argument escalated, the other housemates stepped in to prevent the situation from going further. They attempted to separate Yung DSA and Qazi and bring the confrontation under control. Yung DSA also spoke about the advice he had received from his parents, making it clear that he did not want to engage further with people he felt were provoking him. The rapper said, my mother and father said not to entertain such people in life. The incident comes at an early stage of Bigg Boss 20, where contestants are still getting accustomed to living together and negotiating different personalities under constant cameras and observation. With disagreements already beginning to emerge, confrontations such as this could become a recurring part of the dynamics inside the house as the season progresses. Yung DSA is a Pune-based rapper known for his song Yeda Yung. His entry into the Bigg Boss 20 house has brought a music-industry personality into the mix, alongside contestants from different backgrounds and fields. As the season continues, it remains to be seen whether the disagreement between Yung DSA and Qazi settles down or develops into a larger conflict inside the house. For now, the confrontation has added another layer to the early tensions of Bigg Boss 20, with the housemates already having to step in when differences between contestants turned heated. Also Read: Bigg Boss 20: Mary Kom says she feels helpless over not being able to protect Manipur
Tamil Nadu government announces multi-pronged mission to reduce salt intake among people
The WHO recommends that a person should consume less than five grams of salt a day. However, scientific studies indicate that the people of Tamil Nadu consume an average of 7 to 8 grams of salt per day, says Health Minister
The word need carries a more specific meaning in psychology than it does in everyday conversation. People often say, I need a vacation, I need a new car or I need this jacket, but Self-Determination Theory, developed by psychologists Richard Ryan and Edward Deci, uses the concept in a much narrower and more specific way.
Recent studies by psychologists reveal that assigning names to inanimate objects can heighten our perception of them as embodying human-like qualities. This phenomenon, termed anthropomorphism, enhances both the emotional and practical significance of these items. Consequently, what may once have been merely functional transforms into treasured possessions that resonate deeply within our personal narratives.
Parched summer in Rockies sends bears into urban areas and confrontations with people
Wildlife officials in the Rocky Mountain region are reporting far more trouble than usual between black bears and people this summer
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia wound 73 people, officials say
Cairo, Sep 08: More than 70 people were wounded in a wave of Houthi attacks Tuesday on Saudi Arabia, authorities said, a major escalation in the renewed conflict between an important US ally and the Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen. The attacks come after weeks of escalating clashes between the Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces in Yemen, which shattered a four-year truce in the country's civil war. Fighting has raged on fronts including Yemen's west coast, with government forces saying they have made territorial gains in the provinces of Hodeida, Taiz and Baydah. The Houthi have also launched attacks on Saudi oil facilities and tankers in the Red Sea. The attacks early Tuesday hit civilian and economic facilities in the Saudi cities of Abha's Jazan, Najran and Khamis Mushait said Maj Gen. Turki al-Malki, a spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen, said in a statement. Al-Malki said the attacks wounded 73 people, including women and children. He didn't provide a breakdown or further details. He called the attacks a serious escalation and a flagrant violation of the kingdom's sovereignty, and a direct threat to the security and safety of its citizens and residents. Al-Malki vowed retaliation, saying that the Saudi-led coalition will take all necessary operational measures to deter the terrorist Houthi militia with utmost resolve. The Houthis did not comment on the attacks, but said a statement about a large-scale military operation deep inside Saudi Arabia would be released. Nasruddin Amer, deputy head of the Houthi media office overseeing the Saba news agency run by the rebels, took to social media to laud the attacks. The Saudi enemy has to understand that the time for committing crimes and massacres against the Yemeni people without response, deterrence, or paying a price has ended, he said. The attacks came hours after the rebels blamed Saudi Arabia for an airstrike that hit a prison in Yemen's northern province of Jawf. At least seven people, including a child, were killed and seven others were wounded in the strike in the city of Hazem, the Houthis said Yemen's civil war began in 2014 when the Houthis seized the capital, Sanaa, and much of northern Yemen and forced the government into exile. A Saudi-led coalition, including the United Arab Emirates, intervened the following year to try to restore the government to power. Tensions rose earlier this year between US allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE as their partnership in the war in Yemen broke down, leading to the UAE pulling out of Yemen. The civil war in Yemen has killed at least 150,000 people, according to UN estimates, and at times pushed the country to the brink of famine.
UK retailers to create 100,000 placements for young people out of work
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Israel bombs Lebanon, killing 27 people.
Israel has once again attacked southern Lebanon, killing 27 people. The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health reported that Israel carried out strikes in several areas on Sunday morning.Israel bombs Lebanon, killing 27 people.Israel has once again intensified its attacks on southern Lebanon. Acco...
NC will continue struggle for people
SRINAGAR: The Jammu & Kashmir National Conference Chief Spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq Monday said the restoration of statehood, the reservation policy and the release of Jammu & Kashmir youth languishing in jails were raised by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah with the Prime Minister and the Union Home Minister. He said that these important matters were forcefully []

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