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Odisha Actor Papu Pam Pam Mimics Viral Singer Ranu Mandal, Apologises after Protests
An FIR was later lodged against Papu at the Nischintakoili police station in Cuttack district, accusing him of insulting Ranu Mandal and hurting sentiments of people from Odisha who admire her rags-to-riches story.
'From Taking Srinagar to Defending Muzaffarabad': Bilawal Bhutto Slams Imran Khan Over 'Kashmir Failure'
Bilawal’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir issue after the Centre repealed J&K’s special status accorded to it by Article 370.
Monsoon Diseases: Here are The Common Causes That are Responsible for Japanese Encephalitis
The flavivirus, a common cause of Japanese encephalitis, can affect both humans and animals. The virus is passed from animals to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito.
'National, Not Political': Vice President Naidu Terms Abrogation of Article 370 as 'Need of the Hour'
Quoting Jawaharlal Nehru's speech of November 1963, the Vice-President noted that Article 370 was only "temporary and transitory".
Bombay HC Upholds Acquittal of Ex-scribe Jigna Vora in J Dey Murder Case
Dey, 56, was shot dead by two motorcycle-borne assailants on June 11, 2011 in suburban Powai when he was on his way to his residence.
Kim Kardashian Says Money was Always the Goal but She was ‘Embarrassingly’ Obsessed with Fame
Kim Kardashian is currently training to be a lawyer like her late father and had previously said she was very focused about her studies.
Dengue, Malaria, Chikungunya: Vector-borne Diseases on the Rise in Delhi
The number of cases of dengue and malaria in New Delhi is, however, less than 2018 during the same time, when the national capital saw 145 cases of malaria and 78 cases of dengue.
Chidambaram Painted as ‘Kingpin’ of an Offence That Did Not Exist in 2007, Supreme Court Told
Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing Chidambaram, told the court that the offence allegedly dated back to 2007-08 but the PMLA provisions only came into effect in 2009.
‘Our Job is to Treat, Not Remove Ants’: 5 Delhi Doctors Summoned for Negligence After Toddler’s Death
The Medical Council of India (MCI) has also ordered removal of the doctors' names from its register for three months.
Needy People Who Would be Excluded From Final NRC List to Get Free Legal Aid From Assam Govt
The Centre has extended the time limit for filing of appeals from 60 days to 120 days and two hundred foreigners tribunals are being set up shortly for hearing the appeals.
With Rains Come Respite and Diseases: A Look at the Most Common Monsoon Illnesses
A mosquito-borne disease, Dengue is usually caused by tiger mosquito. The symptoms of dengue involve high fever, low platelet count, rashes, hypersensitivity amongst other things.
Inside Shahid Kapoor's Daughter Misha's Fun-filled Birthday Bash: Check Out All Pics, Videos
Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput's daughter Misha turned 3 on Monday and the actor hosted a grand party for their little bundle of joy.
Won't Get Into Soldiers' Fight for Credit of Kargil War Victory, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said reports of the defence forces, which contain role of officers at the time of engagement, are not justiciable and it is not for the court to order any kind of correction or declaration in these documents.
Scared of Vector-borne Diseases? Here are Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites This Rainy Season
Mosquito bites can be more than just annoying and itchy, as they have the potential to spread viruses that make you sick, or worse, cause death.
25% of Children in Maharashtra Suffer from Hypertension, Diabetes; Report Points at School Canteen Food
The study did not disclose the age of the kids or name the schools/cities covered, but said in the case of adolescent kids, ever a third or the fourth child is obese.
Our Generation Over Consuming Resources, Says Kangana Ranaut
Kangana said her perception towards herself changed after she entered the Bollywood, and now she didn't think herself as a "small entity" whose contributions were irrelevant.