Entire Delhi shut down; police, BJP’s ‘goondas’ beat up students: Rahul Gandhi at Chhatron Ki Goonj | India News

The Chennai event was part of the Congress’s nationwide ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ campaign NEW DELHI: Leader of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP of silencing dissent, alleging that the internet was shut down in Delhi and students were beaten up during protests in the national…

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‘Rs 50,000-60,000 monthly profit’: Man discovers how his cook’s son runs a smartphone screen protector business |

A simple conversation about household expenses led to a surprising business discovery for a man named Pratham, who learnt that his household cook’s son was earning a living by supplying smartphone screen protectors to local mobile shops. What caught his attention was not just the reported monthly profit, but how a relatively small setup could…

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‘Just install a bowling machine’: Yuzvendra Chahal’s blunt take on batter-friendly pitches after West Indies chase down 250 | Cricket News

India’s 250-run total was not enough to prevent defeat against the West Indies, reigniting the debate over the growing dominance of batters in T20 cricket. Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has voiced his frustration over flat pitches, smaller boundaries and dew, questioning how bowlers can compete when even massive totals are being chased down with ease.Speaking to…

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Rajinikanth says he wanted Tamannaah Bhatia to do a song in ‘Jailer 2’: ‘The only missing element is…’ |

Rajinikanth has revealed what he believes is the one element missing from his upcoming film ‘Jailer 2’. And surprisingly, it is neither an action sequence nor a dramatic scene, but a song featuring Tamannaah Bhatia. During a recent promotional event, the superstar spoke about wanting the actress to be part of the sequel and recalled…

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After a New York fire killed a 13-year-old girl’s father and four sisters, relatives raised over $100,000 for her; months later, the state AG sought $71,539.29 it said remained unpaid

A New York teenager who lost her father and four sisters in a devastating house fire was at the centre of a legal dispute months later, after relatives who raised more than $100,000 to support her allegedly failed to hand over most of the money. According to a 2019 report by WWNY-TV and court documents…

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