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Speaking to Siddharth Kannan, Nikitin said, “When we were shooting for Dabangg. It was a Sunday and we were shooting the climax scene. Around 50 bodyguards came with Salman Khan and the villagers got to know that Salman Khan has come. Would you believe that even those 50 bodyguards weren’t sufficient to manage the crowd and surround Salman? We actors also joined them in protecting him. Next day they had to double the cars for him. That is star power. Him just asking people to give him a way and them doing so is love. No money can buy that.”

“This committee, acting on government orders, is conducting a feasibility survey to identify hazardous chemical units operating here. Identified hazardous companies will be relocated, while other companies may need to switch their business activities to engineering, IT, or other sectors,” Avhad said.

“Naming of a political party as an accused in a money laundering case has larger implications. Soon we will have a strange democracy without political parties,” senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who represents AAP and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, told The Indian Express.

A man from Bhiwandi was arrested by the Government Railway Police GRP), Dombivli, on Tuesday after he allegedly attacked a 56-year-old school headmaster with a knife on April 15, for not providing a service book to the accused person’s wife who is a teacher in the same school, thus barring her from her due increment.

An officer said the role of Gogalia was identified after the interrogation of four arrested accused — Dhananjay Tapesingh alias Ajay Kashyap, Gaurav Bhatia alias Nahvi, Vapsi Khan alias Waseem Chikna and Rizwan Khan.

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Director and producer Zoya Akhtar, on Thursday, unveiled the first poster of the second season of the show ‘Made In Heaven’. Taking to Instagram, Zoya shared the show’s first poster and captioned it, “The weddings, the drama & the chaos are about to get 2X grander. #MadeInHeavenS2OnPrime coming soon!”

FIFA banned Uruguay players Fernando Muslera and José María Giménez for four games each on Friday for aggressively confronting match officials when the team was eliminated from the World Cup last month.