The Times of India

Two Violators Spread The Message As Part Of Court-Ordered Community Service

Manahar Kumar's film 'Beaten Down' recently premiered in Los Angeles. The dark comedy follows an immigrant's extreme plan for a U-Visa. It explores family, survival, and the emotional cost of life away from home. The film uses humor to examine immigration and difficult choices people make. Kumar, a BAFTA Connect Fellow, also stars in the project.

Actor Mikail Shaikh, originally from Mumbai, is building his international advertising presence. He recently appeared in a campaign for FIFA Canada, expanding his North American visibility. Shaikh's work highlights the growing demand for diverse talent in global campaigns. His journey showcases evolving opportunities for South Asian talent in international media.

Gurdaspur's water resources department is undertaking a massive de-silting operation on the Ravi River. This urgent work aims to prevent a repeat of last year's devastating flood disaster. Heavy machinery is clearing tonnes of silt and riverbed material to restore the river's flow. Embankments are being strengthened and sandbags prepared for potential monsoon emergencies. The department is committed to completing this vital work before the peak monsoon season arrives.

Law enforcement agencies arrested twenty-four individuals in a global operation targeting crime syndicates. These groups are accused of racketeering, killings, and international drug trafficking. One indictment links Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's assassination. Authorities also seized significant quantities of cocaine and heroin during the extensive crackdown. This operation dismantled three major transnational organized crime groups operating worldwide.

One hour of rain exposes cracks in civic infrastructure