June 21, 2026
The true people’s hero: Dharmendra never sought critical validation, his iconic on-screen pairing with Hema Malini still rules hearts

The true people’s hero: Dharmendra never sought critical validation, his iconic on-screen pairing with Hema Malini still rules hearts

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The passing of veteran superstar Dharmendra on November 24 left the nation heartbroken, with an outpouring of grief from fans, colleagues, and the Hindi film fraternity. The actor, who would have turned 90 on December 8, passed away at 89 after weeks of fluctuating health. He had been placed on a ventilator due to breathing…

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Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, November 27, 2025: The opportunity meant for you is nearing, don’t miss the cue

Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, November 27, 2025: The opportunity meant for you is nearing, don’t miss the cue

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Today invites you to move gently and find joy in the quiet moments. Your mind may try to jump between tasks, but slowing down will make everything feel easier. When you take your time, your creativity becomes stronger and your thoughts become clearer. There is beauty in small pauses, simple conversations and peaceful routines. This…

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Will Lamar Jackson face the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving? Latest injury update after he misses Monday’s practice

Will Lamar Jackson face the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving? Latest injury update after he misses Monday’s practice

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Lamar Jackson sparked panic after missing Monday’s practice.(Image via Michael Reaves/Getty Images) Lamar Jackson, the Baltimore Ravens’ star player, has been dealing with a series of injuries this season as the team continues to struggle on the field after losing five out of the eleven matches played so far.While Lamar Jackson’s recent ankle and toe…

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Six individuals were remanded to three-day police custody following a violent protest against air pollution at India Gate. Police allege protesters attacked officers with pepper spray and raised pro-Maoist slogans, prompting an investigation into potential naxal links. Accused students claim torture and have moved for bail. NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Wednesday sent six persons, to three-day police custody after a protest against air pollution at the India Gate turned violent on Sunday.The police alleged that 10 police personnel were allegedly attacked with pepper spray during the protest over poor air quality. The police also told the court that they are probing naxal links as the protesters raised pro-naxal slogans. Delhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansDCP (New Delhi) Devesh Mahla, appearing before Judicial Magistrate First Class Aridaman Singh Cheema of Patiala House Courts seeking seven days of police custody of the six accused said that Madvi Hidma (dead Maoist commander) killed 76 CRPF personnel and the accused were raising slogans for him”Some of the accused persons blocked Man Singh Road on November 9. There is an FIR in that regard as well. So, it won’t be right to say this is the first time they’re involved,” said the police officer. Total 23 students were arrested and two FIRs were lodged. Meanwhile, alleging torture in police custody, the accused have moved bail applications, which will be heard after three days.The FIRs were lodged under charges related to assault, obstruction of public servants and outraging the modesty of women of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.The prosecution told the court that Radical Students Union (RSU) is a banned organisation which it was the frontal organisation and the accused have praised them on social media”Free speech is allowed but there are restrictions to free speech. We found three pepper sprays. We need to send mobile phones for examination at FSL,” said the police officer. While 17 protesters were arrested in connection to the FIR lodged at Parliament Street police station, six were arrested in the case registered at Kartavya Path police station.Those named in the FIR include atleast seven Delhi University students – six reportedly associated with the Bhagat Singh Chhatra Ekta Manch (BSCEM) and one with Himkhand, an environmental research and action collective.Opposing the prosecution’s submissions, counsel for the accused told the court that none of them were a part of any banned organisation and the allegations are vague, misleading. “Slogans can be anti-establishment but these can’t be a ground for police custody. There are bruise marks on these students,” said the counsel. “Only in the trial can we see bona fide intention. Investigation will have to take place,” the court said in this.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“Being Examined”: MEA On Dhaka’S Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina”There Was No Fear on His Face”: Survivor Recounts Trauma of Mumbai 26/11 AttacksPakistan On Edge As Imran Khan’s Sisters Assaulted At Jail And Social Media Fuels Death Speculation’Spur Of The Moment’: Former CJI Gavai Reacts To Shoe-Attack Attempt, Reveals Why He Took No Action’No Amount of Denial’ Will Change Arunachal’s Status: India’s BOLD Response To China Over Border Row’No Moral Standing’: India Slams Pakistan’s Rant On Ayodhya Event, Calls Out Bigotry And RepressionKhawaja Asif Admits Pakistan Can’t Trust Taliban As Deadly Border Strikes Trigger New FlashpointFormer CJI B.R. Gavai Clarifies He Never Faced Political Or Executive Pressure During His Tenure“India Matters To Safran,” Ceo Oliver Andriès Highlights Partnership At New Mro Facility LaunchKorean Lawmaker Highlights Ancient Ties, Calling Ayodhya A Symbolic Bridge Between Two Nations123PhotostoriesDipika Kakar gets emotional after visiting Ajmer Sharif Dargah with Shoaib Ibrahim and son; says ‘Jab Ruhaan NICU mein tha tab maine mannat maangi thi’Harvard trained Gastroenterologist lists 6 best seeds for different health problemsThanksgiving 2025: 10 décor ideas you won’t cost you anything5 kings with the longest reigns in history, and how they are shining examples of a lasting legacyThis drink can help burn cholesterol naturally and effectively; recipe inside‘Mass Jathara’ to ‘The Pet Detective’: South movies to stream on OTT this weekend5 Ayurvedic mistakes to avoid and 8 comforting vegetarian soups for winterShraddha Kapoor to Fatima Sana Sheikh: 5 viral celeb looks of the day you need to seeMarried to THIS Bollywood actress and running a Rs 60,000-crore empire, the net worth of this Harvard-trained business tycoon will leave you stunned‘GST’ to ‘Revolver Rita’: South Indian movies to watch in theatres this weekend123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeCyclone SenyarGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingJill Roord and Pien SandersAyesha CurryVirat Kohli BrotherKarnataka Road CrashStefon DiggsMLB Trade RumorsRiley GainesJordon HudsonShophie CunninghamJaiquawn Jay

Six individuals were remanded to three-day police custody following a violent protest against air pollution at India Gate. Police allege protesters attacked officers with pepper spray and raised pro-Maoist slogans, prompting an investigation into potential naxal links. Accused students claim torture and have moved for bail. NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Wednesday sent six persons, to three-day police custody after a protest against air pollution at the India Gate turned violent on Sunday.The police alleged that 10 police personnel were allegedly attacked with pepper spray during the protest over poor air quality. The police also told the court that they are probing naxal links as the protesters raised pro-naxal slogans. Delhi Air Pollution Protest At India Gate Turns Violent Amid ‘Madvi Hidma Amar Rahe’ SlogansDCP (New Delhi) Devesh Mahla, appearing before Judicial Magistrate First Class Aridaman Singh Cheema of Patiala House Courts seeking seven days of police custody of the six accused said that Madvi Hidma (dead Maoist commander) killed 76 CRPF personnel and the accused were raising slogans for him”Some of the accused persons blocked Man Singh Road on November 9. There is an FIR in that regard as well. So, it won’t be right to say this is the first time they’re involved,” said the police officer. Total 23 students were arrested and two FIRs were lodged. Meanwhile, alleging torture in police custody, the accused have moved bail applications, which will be heard after three days.The FIRs were lodged under charges related to assault, obstruction of public servants and outraging the modesty of women of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.The prosecution told the court that Radical Students Union (RSU) is a banned organisation which it was the frontal organisation and the accused have praised them on social media”Free speech is allowed but there are restrictions to free speech. We found three pepper sprays. We need to send mobile phones for examination at FSL,” said the police officer. While 17 protesters were arrested in connection to the FIR lodged at Parliament Street police station, six were arrested in the case registered at Kartavya Path police station.Those named in the FIR include atleast seven Delhi University students – six reportedly associated with the Bhagat Singh Chhatra Ekta Manch (BSCEM) and one with Himkhand, an environmental research and action collective.Opposing the prosecution’s submissions, counsel for the accused told the court that none of them were a part of any banned organisation and the allegations are vague, misleading. “Slogans can be anti-establishment but these can’t be a ground for police custody. There are bruise marks on these students,” said the counsel. “Only in the trial can we see bona fide intention. Investigation will have to take place,” the court said in this.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“Being Examined”: MEA On Dhaka’S Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina”There Was No Fear on His Face”: Survivor Recounts Trauma of Mumbai 26/11 AttacksPakistan On Edge As Imran Khan’s Sisters Assaulted At Jail And Social Media Fuels Death Speculation’Spur Of The Moment’: Former CJI Gavai Reacts To Shoe-Attack Attempt, Reveals Why He Took No Action’No Amount of Denial’ Will Change Arunachal’s Status: India’s BOLD Response To China Over Border Row’No Moral Standing’: India Slams Pakistan’s Rant On Ayodhya Event, Calls Out Bigotry And RepressionKhawaja Asif Admits Pakistan Can’t Trust Taliban As Deadly Border Strikes Trigger New FlashpointFormer CJI B.R. Gavai Clarifies He Never Faced Political Or Executive Pressure During His Tenure“India Matters To Safran,” Ceo Oliver Andriès Highlights Partnership At New Mro Facility LaunchKorean Lawmaker Highlights Ancient Ties, Calling Ayodhya A Symbolic Bridge Between Two Nations123PhotostoriesDipika Kakar gets emotional after visiting Ajmer Sharif Dargah with Shoaib Ibrahim and son; says ‘Jab Ruhaan NICU mein tha tab maine mannat maangi thi’Harvard trained Gastroenterologist lists 6 best seeds for different health problemsThanksgiving 2025: 10 décor ideas you won’t cost you anything5 kings with the longest reigns in history, and how they are shining examples of a lasting legacyThis drink can help burn cholesterol naturally and effectively; recipe inside‘Mass Jathara’ to ‘The Pet Detective’: South movies to stream on OTT this weekend5 Ayurvedic mistakes to avoid and 8 comforting vegetarian soups for winterShraddha Kapoor to Fatima Sana Sheikh: 5 viral celeb looks of the day you need to seeMarried to THIS Bollywood actress and running a Rs 60,000-crore empire, the net worth of this Harvard-trained business tycoon will leave you stunned‘GST’ to ‘Revolver Rita’: South Indian movies to watch in theatres this weekend123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeCyclone SenyarGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingJill Roord and Pien SandersAyesha CurryVirat Kohli BrotherKarnataka Road CrashStefon DiggsMLB Trade RumorsRiley GainesJordon HudsonShophie CunninghamJaiquawn Jay

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NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Wednesday sent six persons, to three-day police custody after a protest against air pollution at the India Gate turned violent on Sunday.The police alleged that 10 police personnel were allegedly attacked with pepper spray during the protest over poor air quality. The police also told the court that they…

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‘Mom was deeply hurt, but we’ve moved on’: Farhan Akhtar on Honey Irani not receiving writing credit for ‘DDLJ’

‘Mom was deeply hurt, but we’ve moved on’: Farhan Akhtar on Honey Irani not receiving writing credit for ‘DDLJ’

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In a heartfelt revelation, Farhan Akhtar opened up about the emotional scars his mother, Honey Irani, endured after being overlooked for writing credit on the iconic film ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’. This oversight strained relationships with the Chopra family, disrupting cherished childhood connections. No one can forget the iconic classic SRK and Kajol starrer Dilwale…

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Only people with razor-sharp eyes can spot the odd number in under 12 seconds

Only people with razor-sharp eyes can spot the odd number in under 12 seconds

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A popular brainteaser is testing people’s attention. Readers must find a single odd number hidden in a grid of identical digits. The puzzle requires sharp vision and quick thinking. Solving such puzzles boosts mental flexibility and problem-solving skills. The solution is provided below the challenge. More illusions are available for those who enjoy the test….

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Hong Kong: 36 dead as fire engulfs high-rise buildings; over 250 people still unaccounted for

Hong Kong: 36 dead as fire engulfs high-rise buildings; over 250 people still unaccounted for

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At least 36 people were killed and more than 270 remain unaccounted for after a massive fire swept through a high rise housing estate in Hong Kong, prompting an overnight rescue operation and urgent appeals for accountability from city authorities.Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee confirmed the rising toll early Thursday (local time), saying search…

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Shooting near White House: Two National Guard soldiers wounded, President Trump reacts

Shooting near White House: Two National Guard soldiers wounded, President Trump reacts

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Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a shooting near the White House. President Trump issued a statement condemning the “animal” responsible and vowing a steep price, while also praising the military. The suspect is in custody, and authorities are responding to the scene. Two National Guard soldiers were injured late on Wednesday after…

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Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla (File photo) NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday hailed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), which is celebrating its centenary, as “one of the most important institutions in India’s democratic and administrative framework that has, in its hundred-year journey, embodied transparency, impartiality, confidentiality, and accountability”.Birla, while delivering the keynote address at UPSC’s two-day ‘Shatabdi Sammelan’ here, lauded the institution’s ability to adapt to changing times, citing the reforms in examination systems, promotion methods, and digital adoption as examples of its progressive spirit.Highlighting the inclusive nature of UPSC’s processes, the Speaker said, “Candidates from every region, language, and socio-economic background participate in this examination with complete faith in its fairness. That trust is the greatest testimony to UPSC’s credibility.”Junior minister for personnel Jitendra Singh, ‘guest of honour’ at the event, also hailed UPSC as the “guardian of India’s steel frame of governance”, saying it has stood tall as a pillar of integrity, fairness and transparency through the country’s pre and post-Independence era.Speaking in the presence of UPSC chairman Ajay Kumar, Singh recalled Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s description of the civil services as the “steel frame of India” and said, “it is the UPSC that has lived up to the responsibility of being the guardian of this steel frame.”Applauding UPSC’s continuous evolution, Singh drew attention to several recent initiatives that reflect the commission’s forward-looking approach. He especially commended UPSC’s ‘Pratibha Setu’ portal, which seeks to create new opportunities for candidates who have cleared all the Civil Services Examination stages but did not make it to final list of recommended candidates, by connecting them with private sector and institutional openings. He termed the move “an innovative bridge between talent and opportunity”.Singh emphasised UPSC’s larger role beyond recruitment, which covers framing and updating service rules, reviewing administrative practices, and setting ethical standards for public service. “The architects of Viksit Bharat @2047 will emerge from this very institution that has trained generations of India’s finest civil servants,” he remarked.About the AuthorBharti JainBharti Jain is senior editor with The Times of India, New Delhi. She has been writing on security matters since 1996. Having covered the Union home ministry, security agencies, Election Commission and the ‘prime’ political beat, the Congress, for The Economic Times all these years, she moved to TOI in August 2012. Her repertoire of news stories delves into the whole gamut of issues related to terrorism and internal strife, besides probing strategic affairs in India’s neighbourhood.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“Being Examined”: MEA On Dhaka’S Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina”There Was No Fear on His Face”: Survivor Recounts Trauma of Mumbai 26/11 AttacksPakistan On Edge As Imran Khan’s Sisters Assaulted At Jail And Social Media Fuels Death Speculation’Spur Of The Moment’: Former CJI Gavai Reacts To Shoe-Attack Attempt, Reveals Why He Took No Action’No Amount of Denial’ Will Change Arunachal’s Status: India’s BOLD Response To China Over Border Row’No Moral Standing’: India Slams Pakistan’s Rant On Ayodhya Event, Calls Out Bigotry And RepressionKhawaja Asif Admits Pakistan Can’t Trust Taliban As Deadly Border Strikes Trigger New FlashpointFormer CJI B.R. Gavai Clarifies He Never Faced Political Or Executive Pressure During His Tenure“India Matters To Safran,” Ceo Oliver Andriès Highlights Partnership At New Mro Facility LaunchKorean Lawmaker Highlights Ancient Ties, Calling Ayodhya A Symbolic Bridge Between Two Nations123PhotostoriesHarvard trained Gastroenterologist lists 6 best seeds for different health problemsThanksgiving 2025: 10 décor ideas you won’t cost you anything5 kings with the longest reigns in history, and how they are shining examples of a lasting legacyThis drink can help burn cholesterol naturally and effectively; recipe inside‘Mass Jathara’ to ‘The Pet Detective’: South movies to stream on OTT this weekend5 Ayurvedic mistakes to avoid and 8 comforting vegetarian soups for winterShraddha Kapoor to Fatima Sana Sheikh: 5 viral celeb looks of the day you need to seeMarried to THIS Bollywood actress and running a Rs 60,000-crore empire, the net worth of this Harvard-trained business tycoon will leave you stunned‘GST’ to ‘Revolver Rita’: South Indian movies to watch in theatres this weekendLearn the art of power dressing from Amal Clooney: 7 style lessons to dress like you own the room123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeCyclone SenyarGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingJill Roord and Pien SandersAyesha CurryVirat Kohli BrotherKarnataka Road CrashStefon DiggsMLB Trade RumorsRiley GainesJordon HudsonShophie CunninghamJaiquawn Jay

Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla (File photo) NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday hailed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), which is celebrating its centenary, as “one of the most important institutions in India’s democratic and administrative framework that has, in its hundred-year journey, embodied transparency, impartiality, confidentiality, and accountability”.Birla, while delivering the keynote address at UPSC’s two-day ‘Shatabdi Sammelan’ here, lauded the institution’s ability to adapt to changing times, citing the reforms in examination systems, promotion methods, and digital adoption as examples of its progressive spirit.Highlighting the inclusive nature of UPSC’s processes, the Speaker said, “Candidates from every region, language, and socio-economic background participate in this examination with complete faith in its fairness. That trust is the greatest testimony to UPSC’s credibility.”Junior minister for personnel Jitendra Singh, ‘guest of honour’ at the event, also hailed UPSC as the “guardian of India’s steel frame of governance”, saying it has stood tall as a pillar of integrity, fairness and transparency through the country’s pre and post-Independence era.Speaking in the presence of UPSC chairman Ajay Kumar, Singh recalled Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s description of the civil services as the “steel frame of India” and said, “it is the UPSC that has lived up to the responsibility of being the guardian of this steel frame.”Applauding UPSC’s continuous evolution, Singh drew attention to several recent initiatives that reflect the commission’s forward-looking approach. He especially commended UPSC’s ‘Pratibha Setu’ portal, which seeks to create new opportunities for candidates who have cleared all the Civil Services Examination stages but did not make it to final list of recommended candidates, by connecting them with private sector and institutional openings. He termed the move “an innovative bridge between talent and opportunity”.Singh emphasised UPSC’s larger role beyond recruitment, which covers framing and updating service rules, reviewing administrative practices, and setting ethical standards for public service. “The architects of Viksit Bharat @2047 will emerge from this very institution that has trained generations of India’s finest civil servants,” he remarked.About the AuthorBharti JainBharti Jain is senior editor with The Times of India, New Delhi. She has been writing on security matters since 1996. Having covered the Union home ministry, security agencies, Election Commission and the ‘prime’ political beat, the Congress, for The Economic Times all these years, she moved to TOI in August 2012. Her repertoire of news stories delves into the whole gamut of issues related to terrorism and internal strife, besides probing strategic affairs in India’s neighbourhood.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“Being Examined”: MEA On Dhaka’S Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina”There Was No Fear on His Face”: Survivor Recounts Trauma of Mumbai 26/11 AttacksPakistan On Edge As Imran Khan’s Sisters Assaulted At Jail And Social Media Fuels Death Speculation’Spur Of The Moment’: Former CJI Gavai Reacts To Shoe-Attack Attempt, Reveals Why He Took No Action’No Amount of Denial’ Will Change Arunachal’s Status: India’s BOLD Response To China Over Border Row’No Moral Standing’: India Slams Pakistan’s Rant On Ayodhya Event, Calls Out Bigotry And RepressionKhawaja Asif Admits Pakistan Can’t Trust Taliban As Deadly Border Strikes Trigger New FlashpointFormer CJI B.R. Gavai Clarifies He Never Faced Political Or Executive Pressure During His Tenure“India Matters To Safran,” Ceo Oliver Andriès Highlights Partnership At New Mro Facility LaunchKorean Lawmaker Highlights Ancient Ties, Calling Ayodhya A Symbolic Bridge Between Two Nations123PhotostoriesHarvard trained Gastroenterologist lists 6 best seeds for different health problemsThanksgiving 2025: 10 décor ideas you won’t cost you anything5 kings with the longest reigns in history, and how they are shining examples of a lasting legacyThis drink can help burn cholesterol naturally and effectively; recipe inside‘Mass Jathara’ to ‘The Pet Detective’: South movies to stream on OTT this weekend5 Ayurvedic mistakes to avoid and 8 comforting vegetarian soups for winterShraddha Kapoor to Fatima Sana Sheikh: 5 viral celeb looks of the day you need to seeMarried to THIS Bollywood actress and running a Rs 60,000-crore empire, the net worth of this Harvard-trained business tycoon will leave you stunned‘GST’ to ‘Revolver Rita’: South Indian movies to watch in theatres this weekendLearn the art of power dressing from Amal Clooney: 7 style lessons to dress like you own the room123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeCyclone SenyarGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingJill Roord and Pien SandersAyesha CurryVirat Kohli BrotherKarnataka Road CrashStefon DiggsMLB Trade RumorsRiley GainesJordon HudsonShophie CunninghamJaiquawn Jay

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Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla (File photo) NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday hailed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), which is celebrating its centenary, as “one of the most important institutions in India’s democratic and administrative framework that has, in its hundred-year journey, embodied transparency, impartiality, confidentiality, and accountability”.Birla, while delivering…

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Ram Gopal Varma admits Amitabh Bachchan and Jiah Khan’s intimate scenes in Nishabd were a mistake; ‘Audiences couldn’t take it because of Mr Bachchan’s image’

Ram Gopal Varma admits Amitabh Bachchan and Jiah Khan’s intimate scenes in Nishabd were a mistake; ‘Audiences couldn’t take it because of Mr Bachchan’s image’

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Ram Gopal Varma has acknowledged that featuring Amitabh Bachchan in intimate scenes with the late Jiah Khan in Nishabd was a misjudgment that did not align with the superstar’s long-established image. In a new interview, the filmmaker said that the film’s theme itself became difficult for audiences to accept because of who Bachchan is. ‘Audiences…

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Scottie Pippen’s ex-wife Larsa Pippen breaks silence on second marriage plans after years of controversial relationships and cheating rumors

Scottie Pippen’s ex-wife Larsa Pippen breaks silence on second marriage plans after years of controversial relationships and cheating rumors

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Larsa Pippen breaks silence on her future.(Image via Alexander Tamargo/Getty, Chris Elise/NBAE/Getty) Scottie Pippen, the 60 year old NBA legend, and his ex wife, Larsa Pippen’s divorce had shocked his fans and raised eyebrows amid many cheating rumors surrounding The Real Housewives of Miami star.While Scottie Pippen remained silent about it, Larsa Pippen has often…

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Calls For A Change Of Mindset President Murmu, V P Radhakrishnan and PM Modi read the Preamble during Constitution Day celebrations at Samvidhan Sadan Wednesday NEW DELHi: President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said women representation in judiciary, legislature and executive continues to be low despite Parliament amending the Constitution to enact Women’s Reservation Act in 2023 to reserve one-third of seats for women in Lok Sabha and state assemblies.”Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam is a historic step towards empowering women and a homage to all women who took part in the Constituent Assembly to frame the Constitution. But we continue to lag in giving women adequate representation in judiciary, legislature and executive,” Murmu said at the Constitution Day celebrations organised by Supreme Court, which has only one woman among 33 judges.Speaking in the presence of CJI Surya Kant and law minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, the President said taking steps to give adequate representation to women in all three wings of governance will require a change of mindset. It was SCBA president Vikas Singh who mentioned extremely low representation of women in judiciary – 13% in HCs and 35% in trial courts.She said annual commemoration of the Constitution’s adoption on Nov 26, 1949, is often marked by speeches made by dignitaries. “Have we ever looked back and assessed in the last 75 years how much we have progressed in achieving the constitutional goals of justice, equality, liberty and fraternity for every citizen? If not, can we do it in the next 24 years when we will be celebrating the centenary of the adoption of the Constitution? That is the question, not only for the judiciary, legislature or executive, but for everyone.”Addressing another Constitution Day event in Central Hall of old Parliament building or Samvidhan Sadan, Murmu described the Constitution as the bedrock of “our national pride and national identity”, and as a guiding text for taking India forward with a “nationalist mindset by abandoning the colonial mindset”.In front of an audience that included Vice-President C P Radhakrishnan, PM Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, opposition leaders of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, respectively, and members of both Houses of Parliament, Murmu cited implementation of legislations related to the criminal justice system as an example of the effort to shun the colonial mindset. Murmu also said that by repealing the provisions of Article 370, an obstacle that had been hindering the country’s inclusive political integration was removed.At the function in SC, Murmu praised CJI’s renewed focus on mediation and termed it a big step to reduce litigation. CJI Kant said when it comes to justice delivery system, there is still a disquieting gap between constitutional vision and the experience of many, especially the marginalised section of population for whom the access to justice remains elusive because of exorbitant cost of litigation, language of courts, distance and delay. Promising to improve the justice delivery system on all these fronts, the CJI said, “The time is also ripe for us to reinforce predictability in our judicial approach.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos“Being Examined”: MEA On Dhaka’S Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina”There Was No Fear on His Face”: Survivor Recounts Trauma of Mumbai 26/11 AttacksPakistan On Edge As Imran Khan’s Sisters Assaulted At Jail And Social Media Fuels Death Speculation’Spur Of The Moment’: Former CJI Gavai Reacts To Shoe-Attack Attempt, Reveals Why He Took No Action’No Amount of Denial’ Will Change Arunachal’s Status: India’s BOLD Response To China Over Border Row’No Moral Standing’: India Slams Pakistan’s Rant On Ayodhya Event, Calls Out Bigotry And RepressionKhawaja Asif Admits Pakistan Can’t Trust Taliban As Deadly Border Strikes Trigger New FlashpointFormer CJI B.R. Gavai Clarifies He Never Faced Political Or Executive Pressure During His Tenure“India Matters To Safran,” Ceo Oliver Andriès Highlights Partnership At New Mro Facility LaunchKorean Lawmaker Highlights Ancient Ties, Calling Ayodhya A Symbolic Bridge Between Two Nations123PhotostoriesDipika Kakar gets emotional after visiting Ajmer Sharif Dargah with Shoaib Ibrahim and son; says ‘Jab Ruhaan NICU mein tha tab maine mannat maangi thi’Harvard trained Gastroenterologist lists 6 best seeds for different health problemsThanksgiving 2025: 10 décor ideas you won’t cost you anything5 kings with the longest reigns in history, and how they are shining examples of a lasting legacyThis drink can help burn cholesterol naturally and effectively; recipe inside‘Mass Jathara’ to ‘The Pet Detective’: South movies to stream on OTT this weekend5 Ayurvedic mistakes to avoid and 8 comforting vegetarian soups for winterShraddha Kapoor to Fatima Sana Sheikh: 5 viral celeb looks of the day you need to seeMarried to THIS Bollywood actress and running a Rs 60,000-crore empire, the net worth of this Harvard-trained business tycoon will leave you stunned‘GST’ to ‘Revolver Rita’: South Indian movies to watch in theatres this weekend123Hot PicksDelhi AQI TodayNew Labour CodeCyclone SenyarGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingGianis AntetokounmpoAyesha CurryJosh Jacobs InjuryOmarion Hampton InjuryStefon DiggsNHL Trade RumorsCharlie McAvoyIShowSpeedShophie CunninghamJaiquawn Jay

Calls For A Change Of Mindset President Murmu, V P Radhakrishnan and PM Modi read the Preamble during Constitution Day celebrations at Samvidhan Sadan Wednesday NEW DELHi: President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday said women representation in judiciary, legislature and executive continues to be low despite Parliament amending the Constitution to enact Women’s Reservation Act in 2023 to reserve one-third of seats for women in Lok Sabha and state assemblies.”Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam is a historic step towards empowering women and a homage to all women who took part in the Constituent Assembly to frame the Constitution. But we continue to lag in giving women adequate representation in judiciary, legislature and executive,” Murmu said at the Constitution Day celebrations organised by Supreme Court, which has only one woman among 33 judges.Speaking in the presence of CJI Surya Kant and law minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, the President said taking steps to give adequate representation to women in all three wings of governance will require a change of mindset. It was SCBA president Vikas Singh who mentioned extremely low representation of women in judiciary – 13% in HCs and 35% in trial courts.She said annual commemoration of the Constitution’s adoption on Nov 26, 1949, is often marked by speeches made by dignitaries. “Have we ever looked back and assessed in the last 75 years how much we have progressed in achieving the constitutional goals of justice, equality, liberty and fraternity for every citizen? If not, can we do it in the next 24 years when we will be celebrating the centenary of the adoption of the Constitution? That is the question, not only for the judiciary, legislature or executive, but for everyone.”Addressing another Constitution Day event in Central Hall of old Parliament building or Samvidhan Sadan, Murmu described the Constitution as the bedrock of “our national pride and national identity”, and as a guiding text for taking India forward with a “nationalist mindset by abandoning the colonial mindset”.In front of an audience that included Vice-President C P Radhakrishnan, PM Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, opposition leaders of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, respectively, and members of both Houses of Parliament, Murmu cited implementation of legislations related to the criminal justice system as an example of the effort to shun the colonial mindset. Murmu also said that by repealing the provisions of Article 370, an obstacle that had been hindering the country’s inclusive political integration was removed.At the function in SC, Murmu praised CJI’s renewed focus on mediation and termed it a big step to reduce litigation. CJI Kant said when it comes to justice delivery system, there is still a disquieting gap between constitutional vision and the experience of many, especially the marginalised section of population for whom the access to justice remains elusive because of exorbitant cost of litigation, language of courts, distance and delay. 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