Celebrating ‘Stree 2’s’ success, Abhishek Banerjee shared a humorous paragliding video on Instagram. His playful mid-air commentary, reminiscent of the ‘land karade’ meme, quickly became popular among fans. The film stars Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao and has received rave reviews, boosting Banerjee’s off-screen popularity.
Read MoreKolkata Police have registered an FIR against three YouTube users for threatening DC Indira Mukherjee with derogatory comments and disclosing the identity of a rape victim from RG Kar Medical College. This action came after Mukherjee’s media briefing on the case, where she corrected misinformation about the crime scene and highlighted police efforts.
Read MoreTom Hanks has warned fans about fraudulent ads using his likeness and voice without consent, urging caution. The actor explained these misleading promotions utilize AI and stressed that he only collaborates with his doctor for his treatment. He emphasized that these ads are deceptive, advising fans to protect their money from scams.
Read MoreA 49-year-old government school teacher in Madhya Pradesh, who was on the run, was arrested for allegedly raping a class 11 student. The student filed a complaint on August 25. The principal-in-charge had also compelled her to consume alcohol before committing the crime. He had promised to help her with exam registration.
Read MoreStrong winds from Typhoon Shanshan have forced several planes to abort their landings at Fukuoka airport. The storm is anticipated to reach Tokyo this weekend, potentially disrupting travel with numerous flight cancellations and suspended train services. Authorities have issued the highest alert, urging evacuations for over five million people in southern Japan. The...
Read MoreIn Goa’s Anjuna, a pitbull dog owner has been arrested for negligence after the dog attacked and fatally injured a 7-year-old boy. The incident occurred when the dog was left unleashed. The victim, who was receiving treatment at Goa Medical College, did not survive. The owner is charged under Section 106(1) for causing death...
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