Juhi Parmar discussed the challenges actors face after becoming mothers. She questioned the norm in the TV industry where actresses are often compelled to play mothers on screen to actors who are just a few years younger than them. Juhi also cited the example of Alia Bhatt, who hasn't changed after becoming a mother, and praised Kareena Kapoor Khan for still looking ravishing despite being in the industry for many years.
27 April,2024 09:33 AM IST
BJP leader Tejasvi Surya cast his vote at polling booth number 70 in Bengaluru on April 26. The party has fielded him from Bengaluru South constituency for the Lok Sabha elections. Speaking to ANI, he took a veiled jibe at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, He said, “The fact that Mallikarjun Kharge wants to meet the Prime Minister to explain his party manifesto indicates that perhaps even the Congress realises that it will be the PM who will implement some good ideas that may be present in the Congress manifesto. Perhaps this is the admission of Congress that they are not coming anywhere near power for the next two decades.”
26 April,2024 02:28 PM IST
The premiere of Aayush Sharma's latest film, "Ruslaan," was a glamorous affair. It was held on Thursday evening in Mumbai, ahead of its theatrical release on Friday. The event was a star-studded occasion, featuring a notable appearance by Salman Khan, Aayush’s brother-in-law and Bollywood superstar. The premiere also attracted newlyweds Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda. Notable industry personalities like veteran producer Ramesh Taurani, filmmaker Kabir Khan, and actor Aparshakti Khurana were in attendance. Salman’s sister, Alvira Khan along with her husband Atul Agnihotri, were also spotted at the screening. The film boasts a diverse cast including Sushrii Shreya Mishraa, Telugu cinema star Jagapathi Babu, and "Chak De India" actor Vidya Malvade. "Ruslaan" officially hit cinemas on April 26
26 April,2024 01:37 PM IST
Voting for the Second phase of 2024 Lok Sabha Elections has begun on April 26 and will go on till 6 pm today. India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman cast her vote in Bengaluru. After casting her vote, she motivated other Indian to come and cast their votes. Sitharaman expressed her satisfaction at the early turnout and emphasized the importance of stable governance, good policies, progress, and development. Sitharaman also shred her views on property tax and inheritance tax. She mentioned that such measures would adversely affect the middle class and aspirational individuals. Watch video to know what more she said
26 April,2024 12:27 PM IST
Voting for the Second phase of 2024 Lok Sabha Elections began on April 26. Several politicians, businessmen, actors and top ranking officials from the Bengaluru constituency of Karnataka came forward to cast their votes today. Businessman Narayana Murty cast his vote at the BES polling station in Bengaluru along with his wife and author Sudha Murty. Voting for remaining seats in Karnataka will take place on May 07 and results will be declared on June 04. Sudha Murty shared a special message for young voters after casting her vote in the Lok Saba elections 2024. She urged people to come out and vote. She emphasized the importance of active participation. "I want to tell everyone- don't sit at home, come out and vote, choose your leader. I always feel that urban people vote less as compared to those in rural areas. I request youngsters to come out and vote,” said Sudha Murty. Actor Prakash Raj also cast his vote. Watch video.
26 April,2024 12:04 PM IST
During a public rally in Morena, Madhya Pradesh, on April 25, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress party. His criticism came in response to the recent decision by the Karnataka government to include Muslims in the list of communities eligible for reservation in employment and educational institutions (OBCs). Prime Minister Modi lambasted the Congress, accusing them of playing divisive politics and pandering to vote banks rather than focusing on the overall development of the nation. Watch video.
25 April,2024 03:14 PM IST
Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, addressed the media on April 25, unveiling what he believes to be the true mindset of the Congress towards the country and its people. He emphasized that this mindset was evident during the UPA government regime and was further highlighted by Sam Pitroda’s recent remarks on inheritance tax. Yogi Adityanath accused the Congress party of engaging in widespread corruption over the course of 60 years, alleging that they prioritized their political agenda over the nation's welfare. He particularly criticized the idea of inheritance tax, framing it as part of the Congress' agenda to undermine the nation's interests. Watch video.
25 April,2024 01:55 PM IST
Bharatiya Janata Party Rajya Sabha MP, Sudhanshu Trivedi launched a scathing attack on Congress after Sam Pitroda’s ‘inheritance remark and said that Sam Pitroda has done an X-Ray of the Congress manifesto and has categorically elaborated the nefarious design of the Congress party.“Sam Pitroda has done an x-ray of the manifesto of the Congress party and now Rahul Gandhi also can't say anything about this. The things he (Sam Pitroda) has said, he has categorically elaborated the nefarious design of the Congress party,” said Sudhanshu Trivedi.
24 April,2024 08:58 PM IST
Talking about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “wealth distribution” remark, Chairman of Indian Overseas Congress, Sam Pitroda on April 24 explained that when Congress talks about redistributing wealth, it means new policies and new programs that are in the interest of the people and not in the interest of super-rich only. "...In America, there is an inheritance tax. If one has $100 million worth of wealth and when he dies he can only transfer probably 45% to his children, 55% is grabbed by the government. That's an interesting law. It says you in your generation, made wealth and you are leaving now, you must leave your wealth for the public, not all of it, half of it, which to me sounds fair. In India, you don't have that. If somebody is worth 10 billion and he dies, his children get 10 billion and the public gets nothing...So these are the kind of issues people will have to debate and discuss. I don't know what the conclusion would be at the end of the day but when we talk about redistributing wealth, we are talking about new policies and new programs that are in the interest of the people and not in the interest of super-rich only," said Sam Pitroda.
24 April,2024 08:50 PM IST
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched an all-out attack on the Congress over Sam Pitroda’s ‘inheritance tax’ remark. CM Yogi Adityanath accused the Congress government rule for decades of giving benefits selectively. CM Yogi alleged that Congress and INDIA bloc want to take back the country to the times of terrorism and appeasement politics.
24 April,2024 08:27 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
