After speaking about his Swachch Bharat campaign and how ordinary citizens have been inspired by it, PM Modi decided to address the elephant in the room - the NDA government's action on black money. It is important to point out here that Modi, prior to winning the elections had continuously criticised the UPA government for nurturing corrupt politicians and industrialists who have crores stashed away abroad as black money. He had promised to crack down upon the black money hoarders the moment he became PM.
Employees of a city based IT company, Dinosys, Hipro, Zintel & Tecnosoft celebrated Halloween wearing masks similar to their bosses’ and clients’ faces and scared the hell out of each other. Employees took this decision after doing a lot of research and several rounds of discussion. “We finally concluded that as of now, nothing scares us more than our bosses and clients. And we even found a lot of startling similarities between ghosts and bosses,” said Anil, a senior software engineer at Dinosys.
Successful revival of a dead heart by an Australian doctor of Nepali origin during the course of a transplant here has sent millions of hearts of young couples racing. “Our hearts no longer beat for each other,” lamented Ankita and Ankit, a couple from Delhi, separately, “This development in medical sciences has given us new hope.” Speaking on the Indian couples comments, Dr Kumud Dhital reacted from Sydney, Australia,”Sorry to disappoint but modern science is not likely to develop the art a surgical procedure which can revive dead heartbeats among couples alienated from each other. Although we keep working on it.”
Following a prolonged stand-off with the BJP, the Shiv Sena finally swallowed its pride and came around. It took a call from BJP's strategy expert Amit Shah for the Sena to see sense. After exhorting Sena MLAs to not attend Devendra Fadnavis' swearing in ceremony, it was reported that BJP president Amit Shah has had a conversation with Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray and the latter might attend the oath-taking of the new government. Uddhav Thackeray sent ripples of surprise in the media and among politics watchers as he turned up for Fadnavis' swearing-in ceremony held at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. TV cameras then showed him exchanging pleasantries with the BJP leadersehip, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Shahi Imam Syed Ahmad Bukhari’s controversial decision to invite Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to the anointment ceremony of his son and leave out the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has left the Muslim community fuming. Shaban Bukhari (19), a student of social work at Amity University, will be coroneted as ‘Naib Shahi Imam’ (deputy royal cleric) of the grand Mughal-era mosque in a ceremony on November 22. The list of invitees include Congress president Sonia Gandhi, vice president Rahul Gandhi, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Health Minister Dr Harshvardhan, BJP Rajya Sabha MP Vijay Goel, Shahnawaz Hussain, head of states like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tunisia, Egypt and around 1,000 religious leaders from India and abroad.
After the direct warning by Al-Qaeda, a banned terror group, security has been beefed up across the capital after an Al-Qaeda video urging for public beheading of foreigners in India.
According to news reports, intelligence agencies have stumbled upon a video where head of al-Qaeda's India wing is urging the local terror modules and sleeper cells to carryout public beheading of tourists in the national capital.
An alert has been sounded across the city by Delhi Police' Special Branch.
In a shocking incident that exposed security flaws at the Tirumala hills, a pastor belonging to a Christian evangelical group shot a video of him converting a man at the hill shrine, which he later posted on the social media. The self-proclaimed pastor, Mondithoka Sudheer, director Emmanuel Baptist Ministries of India, allegedly shot the video during the Brahmotsavam. His ministry is based in Vanasthalipuram in Hyderabad. Shot by the pastor’s assistant, the video shows him driving his car through the security cordon at Alipiri, addressing the main deity as “small god” and his devotees “lost souls.”
He is humble mostly, aggressive rarely, and always blunt. From being peaceful like Prem of Hum Aapke Hain Kaun to Dabangg like Chulbul Pandey, Salman Khan’s reel life is not different from his real life. But there is another side of the superstar, which we do not witness so often.
We all know Salman Khan is a very good singer, thanks to his latest song, Hangover. But what we don’t know is he likes to sing loud at parties with his friends. In a viral old video, the superstar could be seen singing a song from one of his popular films. The video has the actor matching to the tunes of Wajid Ali of Sajid–Wajid fame.
Watch the blast from the past to see Salman’s other side and “DO WHATEVER YOU WANT TO DO MAN”.
