Ranveer Singh apologizes for ‘Kantara’ mimicry at IFFI after backlash over ‘female ghost’ comment
In this exclusive report, actor Ranveer Singh has issued an apology after the backlash over his imitation of Rishabh Shetty’s ‘Kantara’ performance at the IFFI closing ceremony in Goa. A controversy erupted after Singh referred to the revered divas of Tulunadu as ‘female ghosts’ and staged the scene. Addressing the criticism via Instagram, Singh said, ‘My intention was to highlight Rishabh’s incredible performance in the film and how he respects all cultures and traditions.’ The incident happened a few weeks before the release of his upcoming film ‘Dhurandhar’.
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Imran Khan’s sister Uzma Khan on Tuesday met the former Pakistani prime minister lodged in Adiala jail and said that he is fine, but he is being mentally tortured.
Special Report: Controversy over Telangana Chief Minister’s remarks on Hindu Gods and Goddesses
Political controversy has erupted in Telangana after the Chief Minister’s remarks regarding Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The Chief Minister reportedly said that ‘Hanuman is the God of those who are unmarried’ and made a reference to offerings of liquor and meat to some deities. These comments, made during the party executive meeting, have drawn sharp criticism from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has accused the leader of mocking Hindu sentiments and demanded an apology. Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) has also condemned the statements and called it an attack on the secular fabric of the state. A BRS leader questioned the Congress party’s stand on secularism and demanded action against the Chief Minister. The report highlights the growing political backlash in Hyderabad over the issue.
RTI report alleges former chief minister spent Rs 223 crore on air travel, sparking political controversy
This special report discusses the political controversy arising from an RTI response regarding the air travel expenses of a former Chief Minister in Andhra Pradesh. The report alleged that Rs 223 crore was spent on flights over a five-year period, leading the ruling coalition to accuse the former leader of leading a lavish lifestyle. In retaliation, the opposition has demanded the release of travel records for the current state leadership, citing the use of chartered planes. This section also refers to the controversy over an expensive construction project in Rishikonda.
Karnataka power struggle: Amid rift, BJP’s Bhaskar Rao calls Siddaramaiah ‘caretaker CM’
This special report focuses on the growing power struggle within the Karnataka Congress and its impact on governance. BJP spokesperson and former Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao dismissed the recent show of unity between Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar as mere posturing and termed Siddaramaiah as ‘caretaker chief minister’. Rao argues that the administration has stalled, citing lack of new investment and the need for the high command to ‘administer the drug’ to the state unit. Countering these claims, political consultant Nikhil Jain defended the government’s track record, listing specific infrastructure milestones such as the ’19 kilometer yellow line of Nama Metro’ and the ‘Ragiguda Silk Board flyover’ inaugurated in 2024. The debate revolves around whether political uncertainty has compromised the development of the state.