August 2, 2026
  • August 2, 2026

Meet ACP Lalit Mohan Negi, the mastermind behind city’s anti-terror ops

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ACP Lalit Mohan Negi retired after 35 years in Delhi’s special cell, credited with 47 eliminations, including Pakistani terrorists. Renowned for his informer network and resourcefulness, he played a significant role in dismantling the Indian Mujahideen. Post-retirement, Negi intends to focus on improving schools in his hometown while feeling he still has more to...

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‘I won’t forgive Dhoni’: Yuvraj’s father Yograj criticises former India captain

by on September 2, 2024 0

Yograj Singh, father of Yuvraj Singh, has strongly criticized MS Dhoni, accusing him of negatively impacting Yuvraj’s cricket career, especially post-2014. Despite Yuvraj’s significant contributions to India’s 2007 T20 and 2011 ODI World Cup victories, Yograj believes his son’s career was curtailed due to Dhoni’s influence on team selection decisions.

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‘Censorship only for …’: Kangana Ranaut reacts to Netflix series ‘IC 814’ row

by on September 2, 2024 0

Kangana Ranaut voiced criticism against the OTT series ‘IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack’ for alleged historical distortion serving political agendas. While reproaching OTT content freedom, she compared it to the scrutiny faced by nationalistic films. Her film ‘Emergency’ awaits CBFC approval due to sensitive content. The BJP echoed concerns over the series’ representation of...

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I&B ministry summons Netflix India content head over ‘IC 814’ web series row

by on September 2, 2024 0

The ministry of Information and Broadcasting called Netflix’s content head regarding the controversial web series ‘IC-814 — The Kandahar Hijack’. The series faces backlash for portraying hijackers with non-Muslim aliases. Amit Malviya criticized this depiction, suggesting it could alter historical understanding, while Omar Abdullah pointed out similar issues with past films.

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Emirates’ winter 2024 flight plan: Key details

by on September 2, 2024 0

As winter season nears, Emirates and other northern airlines are set to transition to winter schedules on October 27. Emirates will extensively utilise its 615-seat Airbus A380s, focusing on high-volume, lower-premium-demand routes. Twelve routes, including Bangkok, Gatwick, and Manchester, will be served between November and February, marking a strategic shift in capacity deployment.

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