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Kathak maestro Pandit Birju Maharaj passed away at the age of 83 in the early hours of Monday (January 17). He was reportedly suffering from a kidney ailment, and was on dialysis treatment.
Currently, Meta-owned Instagram and Messenger allow users to react to messages with a similar set of six emojis. But on both those platforms, there is a “plus” symbol at the end of the array of emojis. Once a user clicks on that, they can then react to the message with any emoji from the full emoji library.
It was alleged in the FIR against the accused that the priest had ended his life after a conversation with him in which he told the priest to “hang himself” for having a relationship with his wife.
Ali Abbas Zafar’s association with Salman Khan in films like Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai put him on the map. However, after they collaborated for their third project, Bharat, rumours were rife that the direrctor-actor duo had a spat. A few days ago, Salman, however, put all such rumours to rest by giving a shout out to Ali’s upcoming film Bade Miyan Chote Miyan and declaring it a ‘hit’
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These adorable drawings are part of an ‘extraordinary royal memorabilia collection’ which includes 10 early drawings by the King and royal letters, family photos, Christmas cards, and a 1973 Buckingham Palace manuscript menu diary, according to the press release. “All were amassed mostly between the 1950s-1970s by author, journalist, and former royal correspondent Henry Ramsay Maule (1915-1981). Maule, from Reading, Berkshire, was the author of several books and worked as a British correspondent at the New York Daily News for 21 years specialising in royal stories. He also wrote, under a pseudonym, All The Queen’s Children, an authoritative book about Queen Elizabeth II’s offspring,” it added.