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‘Can’t ignore your child’: Prosenjit’s sister on brother’s 3 marriages, estranged daughter | Regional News

‘Can’t ignore your child’: Prosenjit’s sister on brother’s 3 marriages, estranged daughter | Regional News

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Bengali actor Pallavi Chatterjee has spoken candidly about her brother, superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee, his three marriages and his estranged relationship with his daughter from his second marriage. Pallavi, daughter of veteran actor Biswajit Chatterjee and sister of Prosenjit, spoke about the actor’s personal life during a recent interview, revealing details about family tensions, heartbreaks and the bond she continues to share with her niece. Recalling Prosenjit’s first marriage to actress Debashree Roy, Pallavi said the union came as a surprise to her and their mother, Ratna Chatterjee. “Debashree was a bigger star than my brother when they got married. I was not part of their marriage. My mother and I were not invited to the wedding. We were not even informed. We learnt about it from someone else after they got married,” she said. According to Pallavi, there had been a fallout between Prosenjit and their mother at the time and the two were not on speaking terms. “Something had happened between my brother and our mother. They had a falling out and were not …

Rachel Nickell murder: The Witness creator reveals the shocking detail he couldn’t ignore; ‘no one knew…’

Rachel Nickell murder: The Witness creator reveals the shocking detail he couldn’t ignore; ‘no one knew…’

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Nearly 35 years after British model Rachel Nickell was murdered in broad daylight on Wimbledon Common in London, her story is finally being told in full. Netflix has released a three-part dramatized series, The Witness, alongside a companion documentary, The Murder of Rachel Nickell and both available to stream now. Netflix’s The Witness revisits the 1992 murder of Rachel Nickell. (Netflix) The series is created and written by Rob Williams, who was just 18 when Rachel was killed in 1992. What happened to Rachel Nickell and how the investigation went wrong On July 15, 1992, 23-year-old Rachel Nickell was walking through Wimbledon Common in South West London with her two-year-old son Alex and their dog when she was attacked without warning. She was sexually assaulted and stabbed 49 times in broad daylight, with little Alex as the only witness. After the attack, Alex tried to wake his mother. “There was blood everywhere. Everything was silent,” he later recalled, as per TIME. “I said, ‘Get up, Mummy’ and she didn’t respond. Then for the last time, …

Vishy Anand’s advice to Gukesh: ‘Lock yourself in room, and just ignore criticism… but some of it is legitimate’ | Chess News

Vishy Anand’s advice to Gukesh: ‘Lock yourself in room, and just ignore criticism… but some of it is legitimate’ | Chess News

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3 min readApr 21, 2026 06:32 PM IST Current world champion D Gukesh has experienced a wretched run of form ever since he became the youngest world champion in chess history in December 2024. Not only have results been dire, Gukesh has also lost about 51 rating points from where he was when he became the 18th world champion in chess history. To further pile pressure on him, former world champions like Garry Kasparov and Magnus Carlsen have pointed out how Javokhir Sindarov, who will be the challenger to Gukesh for the world champion’s throne later this year, will be the favorite given his recent form that helped him win the Candidates tournament in Cyprus without a single defeat in 14 rounds. Some of the comments have appeared to undermine Gukesh’s credentials as a worthy world champion. Carlsen, in particular, commented on Gukesh’s “very obvious weaknesses when it comes to his understanding” in a recent event. Carlsen had even said that Sindarov would be the favourite against Gukesh. When five-time world champion and Gukesh’s mentor, …

Gynecologist reveals 4 warning signs after menopause you should not ignore: ‘Vaginal bleeding is most…’

Gynecologist reveals 4 warning signs after menopause you should not ignore: ‘Vaginal bleeding is most…’

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Menopause is a significant health milestone for women, marked by major hormonal changes. As periods stop, the body sees a lot of physical and emotional shifts. While some changes are expected and manageable, others may point to underlying health issues that should not be ignored. Recognising these warning signs can help you prepare and seek timely medical care before complications begin. ALSO READ: Irregular periods often? Gynaecologist shares when it could mean something serious: ‘Conditions like uterine cancer…’ During menopause, a woman undergoes turbulence, making mental and physical health care a priority. (Shutterstock) The primary concern is that after menopause, many women are expected to push through discomfort because these changes are seen as obvious or inevitable. However, it is crucial to learn that not all symptoms should be taken casually. We asked Dr Kanika Batra Modi, associate director and clinical lead of gynaecological oncology at Max Cancer Care, about which post-menopause signs should draw alarm. But before we get into that, she shared an important perspective on early menopause. “Women in India experience menopause …

Income tax dept asks to ignore ‘significant transactions’ emails, says they are ‘erroneous’| India News

Income tax dept asks to ignore ‘significant transactions’ emails, says they are ‘erroneous’| India News

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The Income Tax Department on Saturday asked taxpayers to ignore certain emails sent under its Advance Tax e-Campaign for Assessment Year 2026-27 after some messages were found to contain incorrect information about “significant transactions.” In a clarification posted on X ( formerly Twitter), the department said it had received reports from taxpayers about inaccuracies in the communications and was working with its service provider to resolve the issue. (Pixabay/Representational image) In a clarification posted on X (Twitter), the department said it had received reports from taxpayers about inaccuracies in the communications and is working with its service provider to resolve the issue. “Certain taxpayers have received emails containing inaccurate details regarding ‘significant transactions’… the department regrets the inconvenience caused,” it said. The department added that the emails were meant only as facilitative reminders to help taxpayers review financial information and ensure advance tax compliance where applicable. It advised taxpayers to verify their transaction details through the e-Campaign tab on the Compliance Portal available on the income tax e-filing website. “In the meantime, taxpayers are requested …

Aditi Rao Hydari on dealing with random rubbish articles: `I ignore it`

Aditi Rao Hydari on dealing with random rubbish articles: `I ignore it`

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Aditi Rao Hydari has been in the business for over two decades. She has seen her share of ups and downs in the industry. She recently got candid about the darker side of fame. Opening up about smear campaigns, paid negativity, and the growing wave of misinformation online, the actor reflects on how she navigates constant scrutiny. Choosing grace over outrage, she leans on her mother’s wisdom to stay grounded amid the noise. Aditi Rao Hydari on paid PR campaigns The Heeramandi actress believes smear campaigns against celebrities are not a recent phenomenon. “Celebrity smear campaigns aren’t new,” she tells HT, adding, “But I see it around me all the time. Occasionally, I come across random rubbish about myself. I ignore it because I know there’s some agenda behind it.” According to the actor, the expansion of online platforms has blurred the line between fact and speculation. “There’s so much misinformation on platforms that are supposed to be factual,” says Aditi, adding, “Add paid negativity and hidden agendas, and it becomes toxic. Sometimes, too much …

Anupam Kher warns fans of imposter social media accounts on his name: Ignore them  | Bollywood News

Anupam Kher warns fans of imposter social media accounts on his name: Ignore them  | Bollywood News

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3 min readMumbaiFeb 11, 2026 09:57 AM IST Anupam Kher shared a cautionary video for his fans against the emergence of a fake account under his name on the social media app Instagram. On Tuesday, Kher took to Instagram to clarify that he has not created any new accounts after an unidentified person allegedly created a profile ‘AnupamPKher30’ using his photos and videos. He urged his fans and friends to “ignore” such accounts. “Some of my friends have sent me a message that someone has opened my account on Instagram, AnupamPKher30. It has my profile picture and videos, and they are sending follow requests,” said Anupam Kher. He continued, “I don’t have any such accounts. Ignore them, and that’s all I wanted to say, because some of my close friends have sent me a message asking, ‘Why did I open another account?’ So I said I didn’t open it. All the best, Lots and lots of love to all of you.” While sharing the video, Kher wrote, “IGNORE: I only have this Instagram account. Please …

Shanaya Kapoor says she tries to ignore ‘hurtful’ comments about her jawline, appearance: ‘It can hurt you sometimes’

Shanaya Kapoor says she tries to ignore ‘hurtful’ comments about her jawline, appearance: ‘It can hurt you sometimes’

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Ever since making her Bollywood debut, Shanaya Kapoor has been subjected to social media trolling, with remarks targeting everything from her slim physique to her jawline. While she admits the criticism can sting at times, the actor says she tries to tune out the noise and stay focused. Shanaya Kapoor was last seen in Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan. Shanaya Kapoor on getting trolled During an interview with Zoom, Shanaya, who is the daughter of actor Sanjay Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor, opened up about how social media trolling and comments about her appearance affect her. She shared that she always goes through the comments section, adding, “I think that there are different kinds of comments. If it’s something to do with my work, if it’s feedback on how I’m dancing, how I’m performing, then even if it is really negative, even if it is said in a harsh manner, I take it as constructive feedback because it’s what I owe to my audience. It’s to listen to them. Maybe it’s not said in the nicest way, and …

Why esports is becoming impossible to ignore in Indian sport

Why esports is becoming impossible to ignore in Indian sport

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For decades, the Indian sporting imagination was bounded by the boundary rope of a cricket pitch. But walk into any urban cafe or ride a metro in 2026, and you’ll see a different kind of athlete in training. They aren’t usually wielding bats but rather they are mastering “frame-perfect” maneuvers on high-end smartphones. Once dismissed as a distraction, esports has officially shed its “hobby” label to become a cornerstone of the Indian sporting landscape. A Government-Sanctioned Revolution The most significant shift hasn’t been in the pixels, but in the policy. The Government of India formally recognized esports in December 2022, when a Presidential Gazette Notification brought competitive gaming under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports’ purview. This along with the Online Gaming Bill 2025, which decoupled competitive gaming from the murky waters of “real-money gaming” and gambling, has propelled esports to newer heights. Today, esports is a medal discipline in the CM Trophy in Tamil Nadu and a staple in the Khelo India Youth Games. By providing a structured regulatory framework, the government has …

Capital Context | Kerala’s powerbrokers: The caste, religious outfits that parties can’t ignore in poll season | Political Pulse News

Capital Context | Kerala’s powerbrokers: The caste, religious outfits that parties can’t ignore in poll season | Political Pulse News

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(Each week, Deputy Editor Liz Mathew maps the changing political landscape from New Delhi, focusing on power equations, policy moves, and shifts in alliances.) In the bipolar landscape of Kerala politics that the BJP is seeking to break, a rather important and yet overlooked role is that of major community organisations representing different caste and religious interests. And with just months to go for the Assembly elections, outfits such as the Nair Service Society and Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana (SNDP) Yogam, the Samastha Kerala Jem-Iyyathul Ulama (AP faction) and Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, and the Christian Association and Alliance for Social Action (CAASA) are trying to play a role in state politics as caste and religious questions dominate the discourse. While these outfits have their spheres of influence, the degree to which they determine the voting choices of their members is undetermined. Left and Hindu votes The NSS and the SNDP are among Kerala’s most influential caste groups. Recent calls by NSS general secretary Sukumaran Nair and SNDP leader Vellappally Natesan for Hindu unity, and their support …