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Mandaviya added, “We saw so many young artists, athletes, sportspersons…they died on stage while performing. We all saw that, and reports started coming in from several places. We needed to investigate.”

Paving the way for the first ever-three way merger of public sector lenders, the Cabinet Wednesday approved amalgamation of Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank with Bank of Baroda that would create the country’s third-largest lender.

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OnePlus has announced that the OnePlus Nord Buds will be unveiled at the “More Power To You” event along with the OnePlus 10R 5G and the OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G on April 28. The Nord Buds will mark the expansion of the budget Nord product line into the audio category, in an apparent bid to make the Nord product line accessible to more customers.

Describing film institutes as a sham, RGV said, “Film institutes are the biggest sham and I feel sorry for the students who join them. I am also talking about Film and Television Institute of India in Pune which has existed since the 70s. I have not heard a single guy coming from that institute and becoming anything in life… a very few people, handful, actually. Maybe Ketan Mehta, Vidhu Vinod Chopra… but the institute wouldn’t have taught them.”

Yashpal Sharma made his Telugu debut way back with the 2007 film called Lakshyam. The actor fondly recalled working in the movie, which according to him was a bigger success than Rajinikanth’s Sivaji, released in the same year. He shared how they took care of him well even during a one-day trip for patchwork. The actor noted that the cheques given from the production houses down South don’t bounce. 

Motherhood changes a lot of things for women — both physically and mentally, and it was no different for Sonam Kapoor, who gave birth to her first child in 2022.

The writer, known for her grit and courage, passed away today at a private hospital in Mohali at 4 pm, where she was admitted since January 15 and was suffering from lung infection and respiratory problems. She was 84 and is survived by a son, grandson and her husband. Born in Rabbon, District Ludhiana in 1935, Tiwana did her Master’s degree in Punjabi literature and completed her doctorate from Panjab University in Punjabi. She retired as a Professor of Punjabi from Punjabi University, Patiala, and was residing at Punjabi University campus in Patiala with her family.