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Delhi Special Secretary removed from service over corruption charge | Delhi News

Delhi Special Secretary removed from service over corruption charge | Delhi News

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3 min readNew DelhiMay 14, 2026 04:24 AM IST In a rare instance of major penalty against a serving IAS officer, the Centre has removed Padma Jaiswal, a 2003-batch AGMUT cadre officer, from service on charges of corruption. Jaiswal, who is Special Secretary in the Administrative Reforms Department of the Delhi government, faces dismissal following a long-drawn disciplinary process. Official sources confirmed that the removal order was issued earlier this week with final approval from the President of India on the recommendation of the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) headed by the Prime Minister. In regard to AGMUT cadre officials, the DoPT takes such a decision on the recommendation of the MHA. When contacted, Jaiswal said, “I am not aware of any such development or any dismissal order being passed.” The action stems from allegations dating back to 2007-08 when she served as Deputy Commissioner of West Kameng district in Arunachal Pradesh. A complaint filed by local residents in February 2008 had accused her of misappropriation of government revenue and misuse of official position. …

‘No important files to be removed or damaged’: Top official as TMC loses Bengal

‘No important files to be removed or damaged’: Top official as TMC loses Bengal

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West Bengal Chief Secretary Dushyant Nariala has issued a directive to all Departmental Secretaries and Heads of Offices to safeguard official records, as assembly results showed a massive loss for Mamata Banerjee’s TMC. Two Central Reserve Police Force person sit near a election billboard of Trinamool Congress party chief Mamata Banerjee during the West Bengal Legislative Assembly election, in Kolkata, India, Monday, May 4, 2026. (AP Photo/Bikas Das) (AP) The official directed that “no important paper or any file is removed/damaged or otherwise taken out from the offices.” Follow here for live updates on West Bengal Assembly Elections What does the directive say? The document states, “All Departmental Secretaries and Head of Offices are requested to ensure that no important paper or any file is removed/damaged or otherwise taken out from the offices. No unauthorised copying/scanning shall be permitted.’” “‘Further, all files/important papers/communication shall be properly accounted for. The Head of Departments and Departmental Secretaries shall personally ensure that this is followed in letter and spirit. Personal responsibility shall be fixed for any instance of …

Dhruva Sarja’s KD The Devil trailer removed from YouTube due to ‘uncertified content’ weeks after Nora Fatehi song

Dhruva Sarja’s KD The Devil trailer removed from YouTube due to ‘uncertified content’ weeks after Nora Fatehi song

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The producers of Prem’s Dhruva Sarja-starrer KD: The Devil took down the film’s trailer a day after releasing it. They put out a statement claiming it was taken down for including ‘uncertified content’. This comes weeks after the Hindi version of a song from the film titled Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke, starring Sanjay Dutt and Nora Fatehi, had run into trouble and had to be taken down. Shilpa Shetty, Dhruva Sarja, Sanjay Dutt, Nora Fatehi and others star in KD: The Devil. KD: The Devil trailer removed from YouTube KVN Productions released a statement about the trailer being taken down that read: “The trailer of KD: The Devil recently released on YouTube inadvertently included certain uncertified content during certification process. We have therefore taken down the trailer and will be uploading a revised version shortly, in compliance with the certification guidelines. We sincerely regret this oversight and remain fully committed to adhering to all certification norms.” Internet calls out back to back issues The production house, which also helmed Yash’s Toxic, postponed and received flak …

Two translocated tigresses settle in new habitat; radio collars removed

Two translocated tigresses settle in new habitat; radio collars removed

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In a significant achievement for the Tiger Recovery Project, radio collars of two translocated tigresses were removed after both have successfully settled in new habitat at Sahyadri Tiger Reserve, officials said. According to the officials, the radio collars of translocated tigresses—STR-T-4 and STR-T-5—were successfully removed on April 9 and April 10, 2026, after officials confirmed that both had fully adapted to their new habitat. The tigresses have established territories within the Chandoli Wildlife Division, marking a key milestone in the ongoing conservation initiative. Background of the Tiger Recovery Project The movements and behaviours were closely monitored using radio telemetry and camera traps by forest officials and experts. Pic/Sahyadri Tiger Reserve The Tiger Recovery Project, launched in 2017, is a joint initiative involving the State Forest Department, the Wildlife Institute of India, and the National Tiger Conservation Authority. The project aims to revive tiger populations in selected reserves through habitat improvement, prey augmentation, and translocation. Prey base strengthened before translocation Before relocating tigers, authorities implemented Phase I of the Prey Augmentation Programme between 2017 and 2022 …

Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi ‘sanitised’, references to China removed and 40% film reshot after diktat from centre: Report

Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi ‘sanitised’, references to China removed and 40% film reshot after diktat from centre: Report

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Salman Khan’s upcoming war drama, Maatrubhumi, has seen its fair share of changes over the last few weeks. Till March, the film was titled Battle of Galwan and was said to be based on the real clash in Galwan Valley between the Indian and Chinese forces. But now, reports say that not only has the title been changed, but references to China and the Galwan Valley have also been removed from the film, with extensive reshoots underway. Salman Khan in a still from the Maatrubhumi, earlier titled Battle of Galwan. Salman Khan’s war drama being reshot A Bollywood Hungama report quoted a source close to the development, saying this was done as per a directive from the Ministry of Defence, which feels that portraying China as an adversary is not the right call, as relations between the two countries have improved. “Earlier, the film was inspired by a real event. But as per the request of the Ministry of Defence, Salman Khan and director Apoorva Lakhia reshot the film by adding a fictional spin to …

China angle removed from Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi, film faces major changes

China angle removed from Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi, film faces major changes

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Salman Khan’s much-awaited film Maatrubhumi is reportedly undergoing major changes, with fresh developments suggesting that key elements of the story have been altered following concerns raised by the Ministry of Defence. Originally titled Battle of Galwan, the film is inspired by the 2020 India-China clash in Ladakh. However, recent reports indicate that the makers have been asked to avoid directly referencing China in the narrative, given the sensitive geopolitical context and improving diplomatic relations between the two nations. China mention removed from the film According to reports, the Ministry of Defence expressed reservations about how the subject was being portrayed. As a result, the filmmakers, including director Apoorva Lakhia, reportedly undertook extensive reshoots to align the project with the suggested changes. Nearly 40 percent of the film has been reworked, with new scenes, including additional backstory and emotional elements, introduced to reshape the narrative. A source revealed that the film, which was initially closely tied to real events, has now been given a more fictionalised treatment. “Earlier, the film was inspired by a real event. …

Ladakh finally gets separate identity in Aadhaar records, `J-K` tag removed

Ladakh finally gets separate identity in Aadhaar records, `J-K` tag removed

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Nearly seven years after Ladakh was carved out as a separate Union Territory in 2019, residents have finally received a key administrative update in their Aadhaar records, reported the PTI. Earlier, Aadhaar cards still showed “Jammu and Kashmir” in the state field, even though Ladakh had been officially separated. This mismatch continued for a long time and remained a matter of concern for many residents. This inconsistency created confusion and difficulties for residents while using Aadhaar for identity verification and accessing various government as well as private services. In several cases, it also led to delays in documentation and verification processes, causing inconvenience in day-to-day transactions. Government intervention and coordination with UIDAI The issue was taken up by the newly appointed Ladakh Lt Governor VK Saxena, after which the Union Territory administration approached UIDAI to resolve the matter on a priority basis. Following this, a centralised correction mechanism was developed. Instead of requiring individuals to visit Aadhaar centres one by one, the update was carried out using Ladakh-specific PIN codes. These were verified in coordination …

Tateeree Phir Se: Badshah announces new version after backlash, says he has removed objectionable parts from song

Tateeree Phir Se: Badshah announces new version after backlash, says he has removed objectionable parts from song

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Rapper-singer Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, popularly known as Badshah, sparked controversy over the release of his new song, Tateeree. As the backlash intensified, the singer issued an apology and shared that the song has been taken down from all platforms. On April 10, Badshah took to his Instagram account to announce that he will release a new version of the song in a few days, which will not contain any of the objectionable content. (Also read: ‘Court shocked to its core’: Delhi HC orders Honey Singh, Badshah to take down Volume 1 song) Rapper Badshah ran into trouble over objectionable lyrics and visuals in his song Tateeree. (Getty Images via AFP) What Badshah wrote about Tateeree Phir Se Taking to his Instagram account, Badshah released a note in Hindi. It began, “To the people of Haryana and to everyone around the world, over the past few weeks, we have listened to concerns raised by government officials, the women’s commission, social workers and others regarding our song Tateeree. Based on that, we have made necessary changes …

Grandson of Nandalal Bose, artist who decorated India’s Constitution, removed from Bengal voter list in SIR| India News

Grandson of Nandalal Bose, artist who decorated India’s Constitution, removed from Bengal voter list in SIR| India News

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The grandson of Nandalal Bose, who decorated the original Constitution of India with motifs and illustration, has been struck off the electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in poll-bound West Bengal. Acharya Nandalal Bose (1882–1966) and his students created detailed illustrations for the original handwritten Constitution. (@AdityaGoswami_/X) Suprabuddha Sen, 88, and his wife Deepa Sen, 82, residents of Santiniketan, are among those whose names were deleted ahead of the Vidhan Sabha elections to be held later this month. Another family member, Chakradhar Nayak, was also removed. The Supreme Court has now asked Sen to approach an appellate tribunal to challenge the deletion, while seeking a quick decision on the matter. Overall, though, there is no deadline set for the tribunals, which means a decision before April 23 and 29, voting days, may or may not be made in such cases. There are around 20 lakh such cases. Long-time voter from Santiniketan Sen, a former Damodar Valley Corporation official, has lived in Santiniketan since retiring in 1996 and has regularly voted in elections, including …

Aarti Chabria says her role was cut in Partner, song with Shahid Kapoor was removed from Milenge Milenge | Bollywood News

Aarti Chabria says her role was cut in Partner, song with Shahid Kapoor was removed from Milenge Milenge | Bollywood News

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3 min readMumbaiUpdated: Mar 26, 2026 09:46 PM IST Actress Aarti Chabria has been away from the limelight for quite some time, with her last prominent role being in the 2010 film Milenge Milenge. She is now looking to make a comeback in Bollywood. In a recent podcast with AlphaTalk, Aarti spoke about the professional setbacks she faced due to industry politics, recalling that several of her scenes were cut in Partner, Shootout at Lokhandwala, Milenge Milenge, and other films. She, however, said she has no regrets about it. ‘Full song with Shahid Kapoor was removed from Milenge Milenge’ Recalling how she was a victim of politics in Bollywood, Aarti Chabria recalled, “My roles have been chopped off or reduced so many times. Despite playing the title role, I didn’t seem to appear in the film at all. There were so many films where my scenes were cut, and songs were removed after they were shot. I had a full song with Shahid Kapoor in Milenge Milenge, but it was cut. Boney was producing that …