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Nick Jonas recently gave fans a glimpse into his life off stage with wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas and their daughter Malti Marie. The singer shared a photo dump on Instagram with the simple caption, Lately, featuring a mix of family moments and behind-the-scenes pictures from his Jonas Brothers tour. The carousel includes candid glimpses of Nicks life while travelling for the tour. In one of the photographs, Nick poses with Priyanka and Malti backstage, with their daughter standing between them. Another picture shows Nick and Priyanka sharing a cosy moment, while Maltis face has been covered with a heart emoji, keeping the young childs privacy protected. The pictures also offer a look at Nicks moments both on and off stage as he continues to perform with brothers Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas. The singer has previously shared anecdotes about taking his family along during his tour and the unexpected moments that happen backstage. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) Recently, Nick recalled a funny incident involving Priyanka and Malti before one of the Jonas Brothers shows. He revealed that Malti unexpectedly walked into the green room while he and his brothers were getting ready for the performance. Nick explained that the backstage area does not have a proper door and is instead separated by a curtain. According to Nick, Malti walked into the room and looked at him before saying, Oh, you are in summer clothes. Nick described the moment as hilarious while sharing the anecdote with fans. Meanwhile, Nick recently celebrated his 34th birthday in September 2026. Priyanka reportedly organised a relaxing golfing getaway for the occasion, with the celebrations also including family time and amusement game days with Malti. On the work front, Nick has been busy with the Jonas Brothers tour. Priyanka, meanwhile, recently completed filming for SS Rajamoulis Varanasi, which stars Mahesh Babu. The actor also has several Hollywood projects in the pipeline. Also Read : Nick Jonas gives a glimpse of his perfect birthday week celebrations with wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas and daughter Malti Marie; see post
Kashi all set to host 3-day IAF air show; PM Modi may come
Kashi is preparing to host an Indian Air Force air show from October 24 to 26 this year. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh are expected to attend the event. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has reviewed preparations and arrangements for spectators. Officials are focused on ensuring crowd management and emergency arrangements across Varanasi.
Varanasi to Host Grand Air Show Showcasing Indian Air Force from October 24-26
Varanasi prepares for a spectacular air show featuring the Indian Air Force from October 24-26, attended by key dignitaries. Varanasi to Host Grand Air Show Showcasing Indian Air Force from October 24-26
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Cleanliness drive, shramdaan at BHU mark Gandhi, Shastri birth annivs
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Ganga aarti and cleanliness drive held in Varanasi to honour Gandhi and Shastri
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UP: Ganga Aarti, cleanliness drive held in Varanasi to mark Gandhi, Shastri birth anniversaries
With a message of global peace, a Ganga aarti and cleanliness drive were organised at the banks of the Ganga in Varanasi on Thursday to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri on their birth anniversaries. The event paid tribute to Gandhi, who showed the world the path of non-violence, and Shastri, who gave the country the slogan Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan. As part of the programme, the banks of the Ganga at the front ghat were cleaned, with Namami Gange conveying the message that cleanliness is the most beautiful tribute to Mahatma Gandhi. The cleanliness drive was conducted in coordination with the Namami Gange Kashi region coordinator and Municipal Corporation cleanliness brand ambassador Rajesh Shukla. The initiative was aimed at encouraging greater public participation in the cleanliness drive and promoting environmental protection. Emphasis was also placed on youth-led cleanliness initiatives, with the message of service through cleanliness being...
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Kashi Ropeway trial runs begin: How 3.85-km aerial link could transform Varanasi travel
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Commemorating International Senior Citizens Day, the fourth phase of the special pilgrimage train under the states senior citizen yatra initiative was officially flagged off from Rayagada railway station. Scheduled and organised jointly by the IRCTC and the Odisha Tourism Department, the special train was greenlit by Minister for ST & SC Development, Minorities and Backwards [] The post Rayagada Flags Off Special Senior Citizen Pilgrimage Train to Varanasi & Ayodhya appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Varanasi Emerges As Tollywoods Next Big Thing
Such a massive valuation, however, also brings considerable pressure on the film and its buyers.
BJP president Nitin Nabin to address rally in Varanasi on October 7
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Shalimar Corp creates Rs 750 crore platform with HDFC Capital
HDFC Capital Advisors Limited has partnered with Shalimar Corp to create a significant investment platform in Uttar Pradesh. This collaboration aims to focus on residential and mixed-use developments across key cities including Lucknow, Varanasi, and Kanpur. The platform is expected to facilitate the construction of about 3,000 homes and over 5 million square feet of development space.
Uttar Pradesh: NDRF's Prompt Action Saves Devotee From Drowning in Varanasi's Ganga
The rescuers reached the spot and used a lifebuoy to pull the devotee out of the deep waters.
NDRF rescues 63-year-old devotee from drowning in Varanasi Ganga
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Varanasi: A video showing women dancing while men cheer, howl and scream at the famous Lat Bhairav Temple in Varanasi during the annual Baba Lat Bhairav baraat procession has raised many eyebrows. It shows women in ghaghra and sleeveless choli, dancing to non-religious, mainly Bhojpuri songs with vulgar lyrics, surrounded by Varanasi Police personnel, allegedly 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 .
Controversy has erupted after the video of two women dancing at Lat Bhairav temple complex in Varanasi has surfaced on the internet. However, apart from controversy, the behavior of the police in the video has been questioned as well.
Vulgar Temple Dance Video Viral, AI-Generated: Varanasi Police
The video had triggered criticism from various quarters, with several people questioning the presence and conduct of policemen allegedly seen watching or recording the performance on their mobile phones.
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BJP declares names of six candidates for Uttar Pradesh MLC elections
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 29 (IANS) The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday announced its list of 10 candidates for the upcoming Legislative Council elections 2026 for two states Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The elections are scheduled in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar for the Graduate and Teachers' constituencies on October 23. In Uttar Pradesh, a total of 11 seats, comprising Graduate and Teachers' constituencies, are set to go to the polls next month. BJP announced names of six candidates on Tuesday, covering the constituencies namely Varanasi, Jhansi, Meerut, Agra, and Gorakhpur regions. It has fielded nominees Kedar Nath Singh from Varanasi Graduate, Dinesh Goyal from Meerut Graduate, Ashok Kumar Rathore from Allahabad-Jhansi Graduate, Dr Pramod Mishra from Varanasi Teachers', Engineer Hari Kishore Tiwari from Agra Teachers', and Dhruv Tripathi from Gorakhpur-Faizabad Teachers' constituency. The MLC election in Uttar Pradesh is being held as a direct contest between the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the BJP, with both taking to electioneering. Akhilesh Yadav-led SP has announced names of all 11 of its candidates for the MLC elections. The SP chief, declaring the list while speaking to the media in Lucknow on Monday, sought support for his party's candidates. Notably, the notification for the Legislative Council (MLC) elections in Uttar Pradesh was issued on Tuesday. The deadline for filing nominations is October 6, and the scrutiny of nomination papers will take place on October 7. Candidates may withdraw their nominations until October 9; voting will take place on October 23. The results for Uttar Pradesh MLC elections will be announced on October 27. In Bihar, the MLC elections are slated for eight seatsfour Graduate constituencies and four Teachers' constituencies. They include Patna, Darbhanga, Tirhut and Kosi Graduates, and Patna, Darbhanga, Tirhut and Saran Teachers. While announcing UP MLC candidates on Tuesday, BJP also released the names of its candidates for four Bihar Legislative Council seats for the upcoming biennial elections.
Congress protests severe waterlogging in Varanasi amid UP floods
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KGMU warns nursing students of disciplinary action over protest, attendance impact
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 29 (IANS) The King Georges Medical University (KGMU) administration has warned nursing students participating in a renewed protest that disciplinary action could be taken against them if they remain absent from scheduled teaching and training activities. In a letter addressed to the parents of nursing students, the university said students participating in the protest and remaining absent from their academic and training duties could face action under applicable rules and regulations. According to the letter, students were participating in the protest from 8 a.m. on September 28 and were absent from their prescribed teaching and training activities. The administration said participation in protests that disrupt teaching, training and essential patient-related work was inconsistent with university discipline and students academic responsibilities. The letter specifically warned that disciplinary proceedings could have consequences for students academic records and examinations. Such action may include, as per rules, an adverse entry in the character record/file, impact on eligibility to appear in examinations and other prescribed punitive action, along with a monetary penalty, the letter said. The university further cautioned that such action could adversely affect students academic record and future career. KGMU appealed to parents to ask their sons and daughters to immediately withdraw from the protest and return to their scheduled teaching and training duties. It warned that failure to comply with the universitys directions could result in disciplinary proceedings under the applicable rules. The renewed protest follows the death of a 2025-batch B.Sc. Nursing student in Varanasi. The incident had earlier prompted nursing students to stage protests on August 21 and 22, according to the KGMU letter. The administration said that following the earlier protest, the Vice-Chancellor had met the students and considered their concerns and demands. The university also said that necessary action had been taken and a separate Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) had been issued concerning students safety and facilities. However, the latest letter states that despite these measures, some nursing students again participated in a sit-in protest on September 28 and remained absent from their scheduled teaching and training activities. KGMU said students have academic responsibilities that include teaching, training and essential duties related to patients. It maintained that participation in protests that interfere with these responsibilities would not be considered consistent with university discipline. The warning comes as the university seeks to enforce attendance and academic requirements while students continue to raise concerns over issues affecting nursing students. The administration has made clear that students who do not follow the universitys directions may face disciplinary proceedings, including possible adverse entries in their records, consequences for examination eligibility and financial penalties, as provided under the applicable rules.
Wanted murder accused carrying Rs 25,000 reward injured in police encounter in Lucknow
Digital Desk | Lucknow, Sep 29 (IANS) The Krishna Nagar police of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, and surveillance team arrested a 22-year-old wanted accused carrying a reward of Rs 25,000 in connection with the murder of a woman following a police encounter, officials said on Tuesday. During the encounter, the accused, identified as Bhola Rajput, sustained a bullet injury to his right leg and was subsequently admitted to Lok Bandhu Hospital for treatment. Police recovered an illegal .315-bore country-made pistol, one live cartridge, one empty cartridge and the scooter allegedly used in the crime. The accused was wanted in a case registered under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). DCP Md Mustaque said that an intensive checking drive had been ordered, and police teams were deployed accordingly in the Krishna Nagar police station area. Tonight, an order was issued for an intensive checking drive. In line with that order, under the Krishna Nagar police station area, our police team stopped a few suspects. Among them, one accused fired at the police. In self-defence, the police team retaliated, during which one accused sustained a gunshot wound. He was immediately taken to the hospital for medical treatment, the DCP said. He added that preliminary inquiry established the identity of the accused as Bhola and that he was wanted in connection with the murder of a woman. In the initial inquiry, we got to know that his name is Bhola. He was wanted in connection with the murder of a woman and was carrying a reward of Rs 25,000. We have also recovered a pistol from him, Mustaque said. Meanwhile, in a separate incident on September 23, a man who shot his wife and two priests and held three children hostage in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh was killed in a police encounter. During the standoff, the accused, identified as Arvind, also shot one of his children, a son. Both Arvind and his son were taken to a hospital, where they later died of their injuries, police said. According to Naveen Arora, Additional Director General of Police (ADG), Varanasi Zone, police initially exercised restraint as Arvind refused to come out of the house and insisted that they wait until morning. The situation escalated after Arvind opened fire from inside the premises, forcing the police team to enter the house as a last resort.
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