Maharashtra deputy CM Eknath Shinde criticized comedian Kunal Kamra's joke calling him a 'gaddar,' stating there should be limits on freedom of speech. The controversy led to vandalism by Shiv Sena workers, legal actions, and political debates, with Kamra refusing to apologize.
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Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S25 series, including Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. The devices come with various configurations and a slight price increase in India. Pre-orders are available starting January 23, with benefits such as storage upgrades, bonuses, cashback, and no cost EMI plans for a smooth purchase experience.
The BCCI, after back-to-back Test series losses, plans to implement a strict fitness program and address team camaraderie issues. Restrictions on player time with spouses on tours and banning PR agencies for players have been discussed. India prepares for a white-ball series against England and the ICC Champions Trophy starting from January.
Winter's chill brings more than just cold weather; it also elevates cholesterol levels due to physiological changes and lifestyle shifts. Reduced activity, richer diets, and less sunlight contribute to this seasonal increase, raising heart health concerns. Experts advise combating this with balanced diets, indoor exercise, stress management, and ensuring adequate vitamin D intake for a heart-healthy winter.
Rajnath Singh raised concerns about Khalistani extremists operating on American soil in a meeting with US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard. They discussed enhancing defence and security ties. The talks also highlighted the activities of the banned Sikh For Justice organization. This meeting follows another between national security advisor Ajit Doval and Gabbard focusing on intelligence sharing.
A 12-year-old boy from Tifton, Georgia suffered second-degree burns after friends poured hot water on his face during a sleepover prank. The boy is recovering at home post-surgery. The incident has led to financial difficulties for his family. The involved boys were released to their families and are awaiting court hearings next month.
In Pune, a severe outbreak of Guillain-Barre Syndrome has affected over 180 individuals, leading to six deaths. Health authorities pinpoint Campylobacter jejuni bacteria in the water supply as the cause. Residents in affected areas struggle with contamination, with many reliant on unpurified well water.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has condemned the National Education Policy (NEP), labeling it a 'destructive plan of Nagpur.' At a welfare meeting in Chengalpattu, Stalin criticized the policy for pushing students out of education, encouraging privatization, and imposing communalism. He reiterated DMK's refusal to accept NEP, despite any financial incentives.
Two Indian men, Rakesh and Brajesh Yadav, were misled into working as security guards in Russia but ended up being forced into combat against Ukrainian forces. Injured on the battlefield, they were eventually returned home with the intervention of PM Narendra Modi. Now, they are recovering and working as painters.
A 40-year-old woman in Ramanagara, India, was arrested for selling her 30-day-old baby for Rs 1.5 lakh to settle her husband's debts. The buyer and two accomplices were also apprehended. The infant was rescued and placed in a child welfare home. The woman's husband, a daily wage worker, had initially reported the baby missing, unaware of his wife's plan.