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Speculation around a possible postponement of Jailer 2 has been put to rest. The Rajinikanth-starrer has been facing rumours about delays in recent weeks, with reports claiming that certain portions could undergo reshoots. However, the makers have now made it clear that the sequel is continuing on its planned schedule. A fresh update from the team has reassured fans that the much-awaited mass entertainer is heading towards its theatrical release without any change in its announced plans.‘Jailer 2’ makers confirm October 15 release amid delay rumoursThe latest confirmation came from the production house, which shared a new poster of Rajinikanth…
Key data for Gold and Silver this week will be the US Payrolls on Friday, followed by inflation data next week. Gold price prediction today: For the near-term, the outlook for both silver and gold remains bearish, says Vedika Narvekar, Research Analyst – Commodities & Currencies, Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers.Jackson Hole was the key trigger that changed the Fed rate outlook and exerted heavy selling pressure on Gold and Silver since Friday. Spot Gold slipped from a three month high of $4,697 and now hovering below $4,300 level, a decline of almost 9% from highs. The sell-off accelerated…
Morning opening: EU holds talks on response to Leipzig attackJakub KrupaEU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Russia’s attempted drone attack at Leipzig airport last month “had all the hallmarks of state sponsored terrorism,” as she prepares to lead talks on the bloc’s political reaction.Kallas will host today’s informal talks between EU foreign ministers in Wicklow, Ireland, focusing on “what more we can do” after Germany formally blamed Russia for last month’s security incident.EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas addresses reporters in County Wicklow, Ireland. Photograph: Anadolu/Getty ImagesShe said the incident should serve as a “wake-up call” for those countries…
LUCKNOW: Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust appointed three new trustees at its meeting on Wednesday : Delhi-based Mahesh Bhagchandka, a relative of late VHP leader Ashok Singhal; Ayodhya’s Madan Mohan Pandey; and Shikohabad’s Nirmala Yadav.The appointments come as the trust deliberates on the service conditions and standard operating procedure for the post of chief executive officer.Trust members will also consider three names recommended by the selection committee and decide their order of priority.The candidates are expected to be placed in priority order from one to three. After the first-priority candidate is decided, the Trust will approach the person with…
Law enforcement authorities searched the home of Lida Moniava, a prominent advocate for critically ill children’s care, and took her in for questioning as part of a criminal probe into “fakes” about the Russian military, her attorney told Russian media on Wednesday. “Officially, she is not under arrest. She has not been formally charged,” Mikhail Biryukov told the state-run TASS news agency. He said officials from the Investigative Committee, Russia’s top investigative body, were questioning Moniava. Moscow’s Simonovsky District Court is expected to rule on pre-trial detention measures, Biryukov said in separate comments to the news outlet RBC. The charge of spreading false information about…
MPSC paper leak row: Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar says leak happened before he took charge | Mumbai News
MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar stated the Drug Inspector exam paper leak happened before his tenure MUMBAI: Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) chairman Vivek Bhimanwar has said the question paper leak in the Drug Inspector (Group-B) examination took place before he took charge of the recruitment body, amid demands for his resignation.In a statement issued on Wednesday, Bhimanwar said the incident relating to the Drug Inspector examination occurred in January 2026, while he took charge as MPSC chief on February 18 and assumed office on March 3, news agency PTI reported.“It is necessary to take into account the facts regarding the…
According to investigators, three people entered Khanna’s house at around 7.30 pm on Tuesday. NEW DELHI: A 60-year-old stock market investor was found dead at his home in northwest Delhi’s Rohini, with police detaining his niece and two of her alleged associates in connection with the robbery-cum-murder.According to news agency PTI, Rakesh Khanna was found unconscious at his Sector 3 home on Tuesday evening, after a PCR call reported a house theft and an unconscious person inside the premises. He was taken to Jaipur Golden Hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead.”Prima facie, there were no visible injuries on the…
Chennai: Tamil Nadu govt has doubled accident insurance cover for registered gig workers to ₹10 lakh and unveiled a new programme to train construction workers for overseas jobs. Labour welfare minister J Mohamed Farvas announced the measures in the assembly on Tuesday. Under the new scheme titled ‘Vettri Karangal’, 1,000 registered construction workers will be given `international’ skill training to make them eligible for overseas employment, said the minister. The initiative will cost ₹15 crore, he said.Govt will also scale up skill training for other construction workers. As part of the initiative, 50,000 registered workers will receive seven-day training in…
Ahmedabad: Senior cop Piyush Patel was given additional charge of director general of police (armed units), Gandhinagar, following the retirement of IPS officer Raju Bhargav on Monday.Patel, a 1998-batch IPS officer of ADGP rank, will hold the additional charge alongside his existing responsibility as director of state Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB). The order was issued by the home department on Monday.Bhargav, a 1995-batch IPS officer, retired on Aug 31 on attaining superannuation. He was serving as DGP, armed units, Gandhinagar, at the time of his retirement.Patel has held several key positions during his career, including senior positions in the state police…
pollution under control testing centre in Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar: The Odisha govt on Wednesday drastically reduced penalties for violations of pollution under control certificate (PUCC) norms, lowering fines by up to 90% for two-wheelers, 80% for light motor vehicles and 70% for heavy vehicles.The move followed widespread public resentment over the earlier penalty structure, which imposed a Rs 10,000 fine for a first offence and up to Rs 20,000 for repeat violations across all vehicle categories.In a notification issued by the transport department on Sept 1, the state government exercised powers under Section 200 of the Motor Vehicles Act, which allows…

