Urvashi Rautela Rishabh Pant 'estranged' relationship saga explained

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Urvashi Rautela Rishabh Pant relationship has yet again taken the center stage as the duo got involved in a verbal exchange without taking their names on social media. Team India star cricketer Rishabh Pant and Bollywood actress Urvashi Rautela relationship became the talk of the town after 'The Legend' actress addressed 'Mr. RP' in one of her interviews. In the Rishabh Pant Urvashi Rautela relationship latest update, 'The Legend' actress called the Indian cricketer 'chotu bhaiya' in response to the wicket-keeper's 'mera picha chorho behen' remarks (deleted).

Common Wealth Games 2022: Here are the details

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Common Wealth Game is one of the most popular events across the globe in which all the countries that have once been under British Rule compete against each other in different sports. It will stream on Sony Liv at 7:00 pm today. Flagbearers will be PV Sindhu and Manpreet Singh.

Bombay HC revokes death sentence of Shakti Mills gang-rape convicts

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Asserting that judgment should not be guided by public outcry, the Bombay High Court on Thursday cancelled the death penalty given earlier to three convicts in Shakti mills gang rape case. The court has granted rigorous life imprisonment to the accused, saying they will not be able to "assimilate with society." A 22-year-old photojournalist visited Shakti Mills for a photoshoot in 2013 where she was raped by five men.

British MP asked to not bring baby to parliament

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British MP Stella Creasy tweeted an email from the House of Commons that mentioned a rule that "you should not take your seat in the chamber when accompanied by a child". She complained that mothers in parliaments are not seen and heard, has drawn anger from lawmakers and promised to review the present rules. Creasy was rebuked by an official for bringing her sleeping baby to the house debate.

Centre tells SC 8 lakh annual income criteria for EWS quota will be revisited

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Government's Solicitor General Tushar Mehta on Thursday told a bench of Supreme Court justices that a committee will be constituted to determine the criteria for EWS within a time span of four weeks. The issue of EWS criteria arised as part of its inclusion in the NEET counseling which has been put on hold.

Germany likely to impose complete lockdown as Covid-19 cases spike

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Germany registered its highest-ever covid-19 cases on Wednesday with 66,884 fresh cases. Outgoing chancellor Angela Merkel, directed the 16 federal states to enforce stricter measures. The federal government plans to impose further nationwide COVID-19 restrictions based on the hospitalization rate in individual federal states. The country seeks to enforce the '3G rule' for public transport.

Delhi HC rejects plea seeking ban on Salman Kurshid’s book

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Ask people not to buy the book or read it. Tell people it is badly authored, read something better," said Delhi High Court Justice Yashwant Varma, rejecting a plea that sought to cease the publication, circulation and sale of Congress leader Salman Khurshid's book "Sunrise Over Ayodhya: Nationhood In Our Times". "What can we do if people are feeling so sensitive,” the court remarked.

Sashi Tharoor says Kangana Ranaut “has no clue” about India’s freedom movement

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Congress leader Sashi Tharoor slammed Kangana Ranaut over her ‘bheek’ remark about Indian independence and said that "Kangana Ranaut needs to read history" and “ridiculous” for her to even talk about the freedom movement. Kangana, who recently received the Padma Shri, remains defiant about her statement even after widespread criticism.

SC dismisses Param Bir Singh’s protection plea until he discloses his whereabouts

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Asking former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh to disclose his whereabouts, the Supreme Court on Thursday told his lawyer that his petition will be heard "only after he tells which part of the country or the world he is in". Singh, 59, had approached the top court seeking protection against arrest. Declared a "proclaimed offender" by Mumbai’s magistrate court, Singh has been accused in an extortion case.

Longest lunar eclipse after 500 years on Nov 19

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The rare celestial event will be the longest since the year 1440. It will span over a period of six hours and will be visible in India. The lunar eclipse will begin at 11:32:09 am IST when the partial shadow of the Earth will begin falling on the upper left part of the Moon. It will end at 5:33 pm.