Ranji Trophy: Andre guides Tamil Nadu home in a tense chase
The vice-captain makes the most of an early reprieve as the host overhauls the 128-run target by five wickets to register its second successive win; spinners Toufik and Raj bowl their heart out for Railways
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He tells Justices G. Jayachandran and K.K. Ramakrishnan that a G.O. would be issued in two weeks and the foundation stone-laying ceremony can be conducted thereafter
Though all prisons have watchtowers, they were previously not manned by armed guards due to a shortage of manpower or other reasons
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Israel polls: Golan urges Eisenkot's bloc to form government with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu
Several allies in the Opposition's change bloc have rejected the proposal to include Arab parties in a governing coalition, while some have also ruled out relying on their support from outside
Keralam govt approves J.C. Daniel film city project at Kinfras Petrochemicals Park in Ambalamugal
Around 30 acres will be utilised for the project, which is estimated to cost about 100 crore. Tender proceedings for finalising design framework, to be implemented in a public-private partnership mode, will be initiated soon
Theni jailbreak: Two more prisoners secured; two still at large
On Monday night (October 26), 17 remand prisoners, who were detained in a cell, escaped after telling the jail warder that one of the inmates was suffering from epilepsy
The BMC issued the warning over a possible impact on water quality following the recommissioning of a repaired reservoir at the Pise-Panjrapur water supply complex
Man stabbed to death in Kozhikode
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Delhi SIR: Supreme Court asks ECI to extend deadlines, simplify enrolment
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CID, Aahat maker BP Singh dies at 75
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High waves lash Machilipatnam coast as Cyclone Arnab intensifies sea conditions
In a setback for the ruling Congress in Karnataka, the opposition BJP-JD(S) alliance swept all four Legislative Council seats in the October 23 elections, with the JD(S) winning the Bengaluru Teachers constituency and the BJP retaining the remaining three.
How five women from a Palakkad bakery found YouTube stardom
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DMKs TKS Elangovan attacks TVK government, claims law and order has worsened in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Environment Ministers remark on soap, shampoo use causing Noyyal River foaming draws ire
PMK president Anbumani Ramadoss on Wednesday criticised Mr. Rajiv, and said that even children know that the foaming of rivers such as the Noyyal is caused by the discharge of wastes into them
Keralam govt will take strict action against fake lottery rackets: Chief Minister
Satheesan says illegal sale of counterfeit tickets under the guise ofofficialpaper lotteries is causing substantial financial losses to State exchequer
Public good vs. commodity: contractual faculty as cost-cutting measure
Jamia student protest: Varsity alleges damage to property as stir continues for 17th day
Amid the ongoing standoff, university officials shared visuals of broken windows and alleged that students had forcibly entered parts of the campus, damaging surveillance cameras and other university property
Gondhal: Makers of Indias Oscar entry unveil global trailer ahead of theatrical re-release
Directed by Santosh Davakhar, the film will be re-released in seven languages in India, the USA, the UK, Europe, Australia, Dubai, and Africa
CM Vijay to present Rs 17 cr reward to honour Tamil Nadu's para athletes on Thursday
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 28 (IANS) Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will present prizes worth Rs 17 crore to winners of the Chief Ministers Trophy competitions on Thursday at a ceremony that will also honour Tamil Nadus medal-winning athletes from the Para Asian Games in Japan. The event, scheduled from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai, will bring together sporting achievers from the state-level competitions and the international arena. Sports Development Minister Aadhav Arjuna announced that the Chief Minister would meet and congratulate the para-athletes during the felicitation programme at the Nehru Indoor Stadium complex. Their recognition will form part of the ceremony alongside the distribution of prizes to the trophy winners. Tamil Nadus contingent returned from Japan with 15 medals, comprising three gold, five silver and seven bronze. Of the 13 athletes who represented the state at the Games, nine finished among the medallists, giving the contingent a strong showing at the competition. The medal tally reflects success across all three podium positions. Bronze medals accounted for the largest share of Tamil Nadus haul, followed by silver and gold. With nine athletes contributing to the total, more than two-thirds of the state's participants secured medals. Thursdays programme will recognise these performances while also celebrating the achievements of athletes competing closer to home. The ceremony places the states para-sport medallists alongside winners emerging from the Chief Ministers Trophy competitions. The trophy competitions began on October 15 and are being conducted across Tamil Nadu in 45 sports. Around 32,000 athletes are participating, highlighting the scale of the sporting programme and its reach across a wide range of disciplines. The Rs 17 crore in prizes will be distributed to winners of these competitions. The presentation will mark an occasion for the state to acknowledge their performances and encourage sporting talent through recognition of competitive achievement. By including both sets of achievers in the programme, the government is bringing attention to participation in State competitions as well as medal-winning performances overseas. The ceremony forms part of Tamil Nadus efforts to promote sporting talent and recognise excellence across disciplines. For the para-athletes who competed in Japan, the event will provide an opportunity to meet the chief minister and receive recognition for their contribution to the states 15-medal tally at the Games.
Vaggeyakara Bharatham: When two traditions spark new possibilities
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Cyclone Arnab: 12 flights between Chennai and Andhra Pradesh cities cancelled
M.P. govt. transfers officers amid deaths linked to illicit liquor
The reshuffle also saw the transfer of Sagar Collector Pratibha Pal and SP Anurag Sujania, who were in charge when a hooch tragedy claimed more than 25 lives in September
Korean webtoons and Bengali tales find their way to Tamil audiences
In this edition of Tubewatch, we look at Love Always, a Hotstar Specials Tamil original series based on the Korean webtoon Here We Go Again, some Bengali titles, and a new 13-episode game show that seeks to make Thirukkural engaging for younger audiences
ChatGPTs virtual try on moves the trial room to your phone this festive season
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Speaker disallows adjournment motion. V.D. Satheesan says govt under legal obligation to continue ongoing developmental projects
Saiyami Kher to make international film debut with Indo-Russian drama
Directed by Maksim Kuznetsov and produced by Kartina Entertainment, White Night Films and Wish Media, the film marks a cross-cultural collaboration
Ahead of Aadarsha Kutumbam, Trivikram Srinivas hails Venkatesh as a family-drama superstar
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TNJFU Senior Research Fellow Recruitment 2026
Tamil Nadu Dr. J. Jayalalithaa Fisheries University (TNJFU) has invited eligible candidates to attend a Walk-in Interview for the post of Senior Research Fellow. The walk-in interview will be held on 28 October 2026. Candidates should report at 10:30 AM. Further details are available at tnjfu.ac.in.
Flavio Bolsonaro on his way to Ecuador after fleeing Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost Brazils runoff election to Lula da Silva on October 25, entered Argentina before boarding a flight to Ecuador, the countrys National Directorate of Migration said on X
Women bassists strike the right chords on Indias stage
A new generation of female bass players has entered the maledominated music scene, inspired by Mohini Dey, Nilanjana Ghosh Dastidar and Shalini Mohan, who are leading the wave.
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Though the national pupil-teacher ratio is 22:1 across all HEIs, the number could be skewed as there is no segregation between private and public institutions or discipline-wise breakdown
This Hyderabad play explores social media and modern love
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Picasso, Mir and Dals original prints go on show at CMYK Bookstore in Delhi
What happens when three of modern arts most recognizable names are taken off the canvas? At CMYK Bookstore in Delhi, more than 60 original lithographs and etchings offer a closer look at Picasso, Mir and Dal
Former DMK Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi seeks bail in alleged 100-crore bribery case
He also challenged his arrest, alleging non-compliance with mandatory arrest procedures
Former DMK Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi seeks bail in alleged 100-crore bribery case
He also challenged his arrest, alleging non-compliance with mandatory arrest procedures
Tamil Nadu Revises Auto Fares After 13 Years, Minimum Fare Doubled To Rs 50
The government fixed the Ghat fare at 1.2 times the minimum fare, with a base fare of Rs 60, and also fixed the additional Ghat fare at Rs 30 per kilometre.
Eight districts received 22 mm-2mm rainfall till Wednesday early afternoon
Apple phasing out full Rosetta support in upcoming macOS updates
Going forward, its support will be limited strictly to select older, unmaintained games that rely on Intel-based frameworks
Human deaths in wild elephant attacks in Keralam decline marginally; 4 kumki squads to be set up
Number of people injured too showed marginal decline in past five years, according to figures provided by Forest department in Assembly
TN govt revises auto-rickshaw fares, fixes minimum charge at Rs 50
Chennai The Tamil Nadu government has revised auto-rickshaw fares for the Chennai Metropolitan Area and other parts of the state, The post TN govt revises auto-rickshaw fares, fixes minimum charge at Rs 50 appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Madras High Court Upholds Cancellation Of American Citizen John Daniel
The Madras High Court has upheld the cancellation of the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) registration of John Daniel, an American citizen of Indian origin, after finding that he had undertaken missionary preaching in India without obtaining the mandatory prior permission from the competent authorities, as reported in Verdictum. In its judgment in John Daniel [] The post Madras High Court Upholds Cancellation Of American Citizen John Daniels OCI For Missionary Preaching Without Permission In Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh appeared first on The Commune .
Netanyahu bloc leads after half of Israeli votes counted but no majority
After 51.8% of ballots were counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc was shown to have 55 of the 120 seats in the parliament; partial results suggest that Eisenkot-led Opposition bloc would have enough seats for a majority if there was a coalition agreement with the Arab parties
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 28 (IANS) Vellore DMK councillor Teeta Saravanan was arrested by Puzhal police in Tamil Nadu's Villupuram on Wednesday for allegedly making threatening remarks against Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, while referring to the 2025 Karur stampede. A special police team apprehended him at the residence of ACK Premkumar, deputy organiser of the DMKs Central District Youth Wing in Villupuram. Premkumar was also arrested for allegedly sheltering the councillor, who had been the subject of a police search following his remarks. The arrests followed the circulation of a video purportedly showing Saravanan making the comments outside Puzhal Central Prison. His reference to the Karur tragedy, in remarks directed at the Chief Minister, drew widespread criticism and prompted police to identify him and initiate action. The incident occurred when former School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi was brought to the prison after his arrest in a case involving bribery allegations. DMK supporters had gathered outside the prison and were raising slogans against the Tamil Nadu government. During the gathering, Saravanan allegedly said: If only we had finished him off back in Karur, would things have reached this state? He reportedly repeated the remark to another person standing nearby. The comments were subsequently circulated on social media, bringing the Councillors conduct under scrutiny. Puzhal police registered a case against Saravanan under four sections, including provisions relating to obstructing public servants from discharging their duties, intimidation and disturbing public peace. Three special teams were constituted to locate him after he allegedly went into hiding. According to the report, Saravanan attempted to mislead the authorities by claiming that he was travelling to Bengaluru. However, police eventually traced him to Premkumars residence in Villupuram, where the special team took him into custody. Premkumars arrest was linked to the allegation that he had provided shelter to Saravanan during the search. The report identified him as a functionary of the partys youth wing in Villupurams Central District. The police action centres on Saravanans alleged remarks outside the prison and the offences registered in connection with them. The video formed the backdrop to the subsequent police search.
The star-studded world premiere of Ramayana was organised at the David Geffen Theatre of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.
Hegseth proposes 'ambitious' U.S.-ASEAN defence framework at Philippine summit
The United States has been seeking to boost its regional defence partnerships in recent years, citing the need to uphold what it terms a free and open Indo-Pacific as China has increasingly flexed its muscles in the region
Rajnath Singh, Hegseth review progress of India-U.S. defence pact
India and the U.S. inked the defence framework pact in October last year that sets an ambitious roadmap to further bolster bilateral defence partnership
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 28 (IANS) PMK leader Dr Anbumani Ramadoss has urged the Tamil Nadu government to release funds in advance every month for the Vettri Payanam free bus travel scheme, warning that transport corporations are struggling to meet essential operating expenses. In a statement, he alleged that delayed compensation for the expanded scheme had left the corporations facing a revenue shortfall of about Rs 25 crore, affecting purchases of diesel, tyres and spare parts. Anbumani said daily operating receipts, excluding government subsidies, had fallen from an average of Rs 21 crore to between Rs 7 crore and Rs 8 crore. Citing trade unions, he said total daily income, including subsidies for other schemes, had declined from Rs 47 crore to Rs 22 crore. The expanded Vettri Payanam scheme was launched on October 2, widening the free travel facility previously offered under the DMK governments Vidiyal Payanam programme. According to figures cited by Anbumani, the earlier programme covered 7,714 city buses, while the expanded scheme now enables about 84.32 lakh women to travel daily on 12,695 buses. He said the corporations operated 19,283 buses across the state. Compensation for the earlier scheme was estimated at Rs 3,599 crore last year and increased to Rs 3,999 crore this year, he said. The expansion had raised the estimated daily revenue foregone from around Rs 10 crore to Rs 25 crore, he added. Highlighting the immediate funding gap, Anbumani said the corporations spent Rs 16.17 crore daily on diesel and Rs 2.35 crore on maintenance, totalling Rs 18.52 crore. Daily fare collections of around Rs 8 crore were insufficient to cover these expenses, he argued. He further claimed that the corporations had accumulated Rs 150 crore in dues to oil companies since the expanded scheme began. Buying diesel on credit over the past 25 days had also cost them approximately Rs 3 crore in foregone discounts, he said, citing a two per cent concession for cash payments. The shortage of funds was forcing operators to use retreaded tyres and previously used spare parts, he alleged. Warning that continued financial strain could bring transport operations to a standstill, Anbumani reiterated that advance monthly funding was essential to sustain the free travel scheme and ensure uninterrupted bus services. He urged immediate government intervention to address the cash shortage.
Tamil Nadu Revises Auto-Rickshaw Fares: Minimum Charge Set at Rs 50 for First 1.8 Kilometres
The Tamil Nadu government has issued a formal notification revising the fare structure for contract carriage auto-rickshaws operating across the Chennai Metropolitan Area and other regions throughout the state. Under the updated guidelines issued by Principal Secretary A. Karthik under Section 67(1) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the minimum fare has been fixed at [] The post Tamil Nadu Revises Auto-Rickshaw Fares: Minimum Charge Set at Rs 50 for First 1.8 Kilometres appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to definition of industry in new Central law
The All India Trade Union Congress Tamil Nadus petition challenged the definition of industry under the Industrial Relations Code (IRC) 2020 as deliciously vague; The senior counsel Gopal Sankaranarayanan said the definition in the IRC Code did not meet the requirements of the triple test
Cyclone Arnab: Thoothukudi fishermen stay away from sea due to bad weather
India Meteorological Department had warned that the sea would be rough in the wake of the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal; mechanised boats engaged in deep sea fishing were asked to return to the shore
Jharkhand Assembly to discuss amended mines law, SIR at two-day special session from Nov. 25
The ruling alliance in Jharkhand has been protesting against the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act that was passed in Parliament in August, and the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls
Telangana IAS transfers Oct 2026 | Govt reshuffles 12 officers, orders key administrative changes
Jayesh Ranjan moved to EFS&T; Vikas Raj gets Energy; Navin Mittal posted to PR&RD
Whispers of the Wild: A Yercaud home shaped by its natural landscape
A Yercaud home where an existing tree, sloping terrain and a flowing stream shape the architecture
After jailbreak, TN allows prison guards to use guns
Tamil Nadu prison authorities have authorised personnel to use firearms to prevent escapes, following a major security breach at Theni District Jail where 17 inmates fled. While 15 have been recaptured, a manhunt continues for two. The new directives include deploying armed guards at watchtowers across 125 state prisons.
Ladakh Chief Secretary reviews preparedness ahead of November 21 Panchayat, Municipal polls
Polling will be held for 193 panchayats, with the process to conclude by November 30; Municipal elections will be held in Leh and Kargil.
Iran hasn't tried to repair nuclear facilities damaged in Israeli-U.S. strikes: IAEA chief
During a UN Security Council meeting, Rafael Grossi urged Iran to give inspectors access to all nuclear sites, including those damaged in the military attacks; Iran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful
TVK eyes 85 pc local body seats to strengthen grassroots link; allies seek greater share
Digital Desk | Chennai, Oct 28 (IANS) Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijays Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is preparing to contest the local body elections, with its leadership seeking around 85 per cent of seats and proposing to leave the remaining 15 per cent to its allies, according to party functionaries. The elections, likely to be in January 2027, are being viewed within the party as a test of its grassroots strength, particularly in rural areas, and its ability to draw support from women, workers, young people and other sections of the electorate. However, the proposed allocation could pose a challenge during seat-sharing negotiations. Allies, including Congress and the Muslim League, are expecting a larger share of seats and opportunities to secure mayoral positions, the functionaries said. Some alliance partners are also considering demands for control of certain municipal corporations and municipalities. TVK, meanwhile, wants to retain control of all municipal corporations, making the distribution of leadership positions another potentially contentious issue. Senior party leaders and ministers are expected to hold discussions with the allies to persuade them to accept the proposed 15 per cent allocation. The partners, citing their support for TVKs rise to power, are determined to press for greater representation. Alongside the alliance negotiations, TVK has begun identifying candidates capable of taking on the networks of the DMK and AIADMK. Party functionaries said ministers, legislators and district secretaries would lead election preparations. Information is being gathered on constituencies where TVK has strong prospects, with local influence and sustained public engagement expected to guide candidate selection. Positions in corporations, municipalities and panchayats are considered crucial to the partys future expansion. The leadership believes a stronger presence in these institutions would help consolidate its organisation and strengthen connections with communities. Preference is expected to be given to people who have worked for the party and those with an established support base in their localities. Functionaries acknowledged that CM Vijays popularity alone might not be sufficient to secure victory in elections where candidates accessibility and relationships with residents carry weight. The party therefore intends to field candidates who maintain direct contact with people in rural and urban neighbourhoods and understand local concerns. Its preparations reflect an effort to combine CM Vijays appeal with locally influential candidates, while managing allies expectations over seats and civic leadership posts. The proposed seat-sharing formula remains subject to discussions with alliance partners.
Flavio Bolsonaro lands in the U.S. after leaving Brazil following election defeat
Defeated right-wing presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro left Brazil for the United States despite a court order barring him from leaving the country, U.S. media reported on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
Temple Customs Cannot Kneel Before Chamchagiri: Madras High Court Rules Non-Hindus Who Don
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has ruled that non-Hindus who do not sign an undertaking affirming their reverence for the deity concerned cannot be permitted to cross the flag-pole in Agamic temples in Tamil Nadu. The Court further held that non-Hindus who display their religious symbols and do not affirm their reverence [] The post Temple Customs Cannot Kneel Before Chamchagiri: Madras High Court Rules Non-Hindus Who Dont Sign Undertaking Cannot Cross Flag-Pole In Agamic Temples appeared first on The Commune .
Theni jailbreak: Palaniswami, Dhinakaran criticise TVK-led Tamil Nadu government
Google unveils Genie 4 world model powered by Gemini AI models
Googles suggested use cases for Genie 4 included creative direction, making historical scenarios, generating immersive photographs, designing interactive experiences, and simulation
Telangana Congress plans to mobilise 10,000 cadres for Delhi rally
The mobilisation drive is also posing logistical challenges as airfares on the HyderabadDelhi sector have reportedly risen sharply amid heavy demand
Second police encounter in 12 hours: Accused in BJP workers murder shot dead in West Bengal
On October 27 Prahlad Das, accused of raping and murdering a minor girl in North 24 Parganas was shot dead in an encounter; almost 12 hours later Samaul Sheikh, was shot dead in a gunfight with police in Murshidabad
When Indian gods took shape in European porcelain
A new exhibition traces how Indian lithographs inspired artisans in Japan and Europe to make deities for 19th century Hindu homes
Palaniswami, Dhinakaran urge Tamil Nadu government to roll back hike in prices of dairy by-products
This government was functioning like a corporate villain in feature films, remarks Palaniswami
Cyclone Arnab brings noticeable chill to Telangana, drops temperatures by up to 2.5C
SFI stages protest demanding certificate verification of contract lecturers
The protest comes amid allegations of irregularities and corporate favouritism in the intermediate education system
Kaliraj Mahesh Kumar likely to be replaced by R. Nishanthini, who is currently serving as IGP (South Zone). Move comes a day after govt suspended four police officers attached to Cheranalloor police station
Theni Jailbreak: 13 Prisoners Caught; Hunt on for 4 in Theni, Tenkasi, Kanyakumari Dists
Police have intensified surveillance along the Tamil Nadu-Keralam border to prevent the remaining fugitives from crossing into the neighbouring state
Tamil Nadu Launches Security Audit Of Jails After 2 Escape Incidents
The exercise is expected to identify vulnerabilities and guide decisions on strengthening prison infrastructure, including the possible arming of watchtowers.
Trump would approve Flavio Bolsonaro coming to U.S.; says Brazil election was very strange
Senior U.S. State Dept. had official said the agency will grant him and his family visas to enter the country
'Obsession': Varun Dhawan, Kriti Sanon lend voices to Hindi version of horror blockbuster
The horror film, reportedly made on a budget of around USD 750,000, emerged as a global box office success, grossing more than USD 500 million worldwide.
Mussolinis great-grandson scores his first goal for Lazio
The defender, whose full name is Romano Benito Floriani Mussolini, is related to Benito Mussolini through the maternal side of his family
Polling underway for phase 2 of Rajasthan Panchayat polls, faulty EVMs delay start at few booths
The polling began at 7 a.m. for 352 wards of 22 zila parishads and 2,197 wards of 124 panchayat samitis. In some places, however, it was delayed as electronic voting machines (EVMs) malfunctioned
Gotham Awards 2026 nominations: La Gradiva, The Invite and All of a Sudden lead with four nods each
The 36th Gotham Awards will honour independent cinema on November 30, with Olivia Wilde, Jesse Eisenberg, Jane Schoenbrun and Nathan Fielder among the filmmakers and artists represented across this years nominations
EC appoints 11 nodal officers for 2027 Manipur Assembly polls
Senior IPS officer Kamei Angam Romanus has been named the nodal officer-in-charge of the law and order and security plan, while IAS officer Hungyo Worshang will take charge of excise
CTI seeks ban on protests in Delhi till Deepavali, says business hit
The organisation said restrictions are needed to protect the business of around 15 lakh traders in the national capital.
Google begins rollout of app marketplaces programme outside the U.S.
The initiative, known as the Registered App Stores programme, allows rival app marketplaces to compete at a higher level on the Android platform
CTI writes to Rahul Gandhi again on INDIA bloc's November 1 rally, seeks meeting
In a letter to Mr. Gandhi, CTI chairman Brijesh Goyal said representatives of 20 markets wanted to explain how the proposed rally could disrupt business ahead of Deepavali
Security tightened, traffic curbs in Chandni Chowk ahead of BJPs Save Democracy march in Delhi
The foot march, led by BJP national president Nitin Nabin and Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, is expected to see 10,000-12,000 participants, as per the city traffic police; around 500 security personnel deployed
Dune: Part Three trailer: A plot against the God Emperor in epic showdown
The final trailer for Denis Villeneuves Dune: Part Three has been released, offering a closer look at Paul Atreides descent into tyranny, Chanis growing opposition and Robert Pattinsons debut as the franchises new antagonist
