Exclusive: Sudha Kongara opens up on harassment amid Parashakti-Jana Nayakan clash
Director Sudha Kongara talks about facing online harassment parashakti versus birth control Release clash. In an exclusive conversation with India Today’s Anagha Keshav, the filmmaker said that he has received “obscene” and “character-killing” messages, calling it “horrible” and “humiliating”. parashaktiThe film, rooted in the anti-Hindi imposition movement of the 1960s, has seen strong reactions since its release.
Sudha, self-proclaimed “biggest fan” of Thalapathy Vijay, says what happened birth control “This should not happen to any film.” Reiterating his belief in freedom of expression, he said that he has been “defamed and defamed” and that he is being targeted “just because my film has been released.”
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Apoorva reports: Tamil Nadu Police arrests four for stoning two youths to death in Tiruvallur
In this report, Apoorva provides details on a horrific highway road rage incident in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu, where two youths were stoned to death. The violence broke out after a dispute between rival groups over alleged reckless driving. Apoorva says, ‘Four people have been arrested in this incident’ and confirms that the suspects were allegedly under the influence of alcohol during the attack. The transcript highlights that one of the accused suffered a fractured leg during his arrest, and hospital scenes have since emerged. The police have registered a case against the criminals who are currently in custody. The incident had earlier sparked protests by the families of the deceased victims. Apoorva explains that the investigation is ongoing as the arrested persons have been sent for medical examination to confirm their condition at the time of the crime.
Greater Noida: 27-year-old technical expert dies after car falls into water-filled pit during construction work
In a tragic incident in Greater Noida’s Sector 150, 27-year-old techie Yuvraj Mehta lost his life when his car fell 30 feet into a water-filled construction pit at a mall site. The victim was reportedly driving in dense fog when he lost control of his vehicle. According to the transcript, ‘Yuvraj reportedly kept calling for help for about two hours before his body was finally recovered from the water.’ The rescue operation lasted for about four hours, during which the victim’s father was present at the spot. Despite previous warnings from local residents, the incident exposed serious safety lapses, including the absence of protective walls and reflectors. The victim’s father has filed a complaint accusing the Noida Authority and the rescue team of negligence. The report examines the sequence of events and administrative failures that led to the tragedy in the residential area.
Sunil ji Bhatt’s report: Encounter in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir before Republic Day.
In this special report, Sunil G Bhatt provides important updates on the ongoing encounter between security forces and terrorists in Singapora area of Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir. The confrontation began during a joint cordon and search operation by the Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police after the terrorists opened fire from the forest area. Sunil ji Bhatt said, ‘Just before the Republic Day, high alert has been issued in the entire Jammu and Kashmir and Kishtwar district.’ According to sources, two to three terrorists, suspected to be from the Jaish-e-Mohammed group, are trapped in the hilly area. Additional security forces have been deployed in the area as security forces intensify counter-terrorism operations to neutralize threats along the Line of Control and the International Border. The program highlights the enhanced security measures across the region to ensure security during the upcoming Republic Day celebrations.
AR Rahman clarifies on ‘communal bias’ comment: ‘Never intended to hurt sentiments’
Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman has issued a clarification following the controversy surrounding his recent remarks on alleged communal bias within the Hindi film industry. Addressing the backlash, Rahman said, ‘I understand that intentions can sometimes be misunderstood. But my aim has always been to uplift, honor and serve through music. The musician emphasized his pride in being an Indian and described the country as his inspiration and home. He said that his previous comments regarding lesser opportunities in Bollywood were not intended to cause pain or hurt sentiments. Rahman highlighted that India provides space for freedom of expression and celebrates multicultural voices. This clarification comes after mixed reactions from the music industry and social media, with the likes of Javed Akhtar weighing in on the situation. Rahman concluded his message by reaffirming his commitment to the upliftment of India’s music industry and ended with the patriotic salute, ‘Jai Hind, Jai Bharat’.