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PM Modi assures cooperation to Nepal as Balen Shah’s RSP sweeps elections| India News

PM Modi assures cooperation to Nepal as Balen Shah’s RSP sweeps elections| India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday congratulated the people and government of Nepal for the successful conduct of elections in the Himalayan nation, and said the historic milestone is a proud moment in Nepal’s democratic journey. The Prime Minister also reaffirmed India’s commitment to working with Nepal’s new government for shared progress and prosperity. (@NarendraModi) ALSO READ | Nepal’s first female PM, Sushila Karki steers return to polls after Gen-Z revolt: From discord to Discord, and beyond Modi also said as a close friend and neighbour, India remains steadfast in its commitment to working closely with the people of Nepal and its new government to scale new heights of shared peace, progress and prosperity. “I warmly congratulate the people and government of Nepal on the successful and peaceful conduct of elections. It is heartening to see my Nepali sisters and brothers exercise their democratic rights so vibrantly. This historic milestone is a proud moment in Nepal’s democratic journey,” Modi said in a post on X. ALSO READ | Rapper, politician and a Gen-Z favourite: Who …

After The ‘Landslide’: What Balen Shah’s Mega Mandate Means For India-Nepal Relations | World News

After The ‘Landslide’: What Balen Shah’s Mega Mandate Means For India-Nepal Relations | World News

Last Updated:March 06, 2026, 22:14 IST Shah’s poll victory follows a tumultuous year of Gen Z-led protests that toppled the previous KP Sharma Oli-led Nepal government in September 2025 Balen Shah’s victory means India can no longer rely on back-channel negotiations with ageing patriarchs. (File photo: Facebook) In a political earthquake that has altered the landscape of the Himalayas, emerging results of the Nepal elections indicate a historic landslide victory on Friday for the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), led by its prime ministerial candidate, Balendra “Balen” Shah. Following the general elections on March 5, the RSP is currently leading in about 110 of the 165 directly elected seats, essentially decimating the “old guard” of Nepali politics. The victory follows a tumultuous year of Gen Z-led protests that toppled the previous KP Sharma Oli-led government in September 2025, signalling a total rejection of traditional establishment parties. For India, this result represents a profound shift. Balen Shah is not merely a new Prime Minister; he is the face of an assertive, technocratic, and uncompromisingly nationalistic generation that …

Vipul Shah’s contentious film drops 437 more shows, earns Rs 20 cr

Vipul Shah’s contentious film drops 437 more shows, earns Rs 20 cr

3 min readMumbaiMar 5, 2026 09:52 AM IST Kamakhya Narayan Singh’s thriller The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond is not even a patch on its 2023 predecessor, helmed by Sudipto Sen, which also fetched him the National Award for Best Director. The sequel, also produced by Vipul Shah’s Sunshine Pictures, has managed to earn less than one-third of the first part so far, which turned out to be a sleeper hit, notwithstanding its controversies. On Wednesday (day 6) at the domestic box office, The Kerala Story 2 earned Rs 3.50 crore, a minor drop from its Tuesday (day 5) earnings of Rs 4 crore. That was a significant 60% increase from its Monday (day 4) collection of Rs 2.5 crore, thanks to the holiday on account of Holi. The film saw its most dramatic fall on Monday at 47%, from its Sunday (day 3) earnings of Rs 4.75 crore. That figure was arrived at only after a minor spike from its Saturday (day 2) collection of Rs 4.65 crore, a drastic improvement on its opening …

Vipul Shah’s controversial film drops 350 shows, trails behind predecessor

Vipul Shah’s controversial film drops 350 shows, trails behind predecessor

3 min readMumbaiMar 4, 2026 12:03 PM IST The Kerala Story 2 box office collection day 5: Vipul Shah’s The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond has failed to make an impact at the box office. In 2023, the hard-hitting Kerala Story received a great response; however, the film’s second part only seems to have controversies and challenges. According to reports in Sacnilk, The Kerala Story 2 saw a spike in its collection on Tuesday. The film earned Rs 4 crores, taking the total domestic collection to Rs 16.65 crores. On 27th February, after the High Court granted permission to release the film, the makers addressed that the film was never meant to defame the state of Kerala, but to highlight the criminals there. While they hurriedly released the film, The Kerala Story 2 only managed to earn Rs 75 lakhs on its first day. On Saturday, the film earned Rs 4.65 crores, and on Sunday, it collected Rs 4.75 crores. Seeing a massive dip on Monday with earnings of just Rs 2.5 crores, the film managed …

Vipul Shah’s controversial film struggles to sidestep flop status

Vipul Shah’s controversial film struggles to sidestep flop status

3 min readKochiMar 3, 2026 09:31 AM IST The Kerala Story 2 Box Office Collection Day 4: It appears that the rage-baiting tactic that helped producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah and his Sunshine Pictures in 2023 isn’t working in their favour this time, as their controversial film The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond is gasping for breath at the box office. Disappointingly for its makers, the movie has also failed the crucial first Monday test, earning just about 1/5th of what the first instalment in the franchise made on its corresponding day. On Monday, The Kerala Story 2 recorded an India nett collection of just Rs 2.65 crore, according to early estimates by industry tracker Sacnilk, marking a massive 44.21 percent dip in its earnings compared to Sunday (Rs 4.75 crore). The controversial drama’s total domestic collection now stands at just Rs 12.8 crore, hinting that it may complete its first week in theatres without crossing even the Rs 20 crore mark. Must Read | Mohanlal once considered becoming a monk and travelling to Himalayas on foot …

Vipul Amrutlal Shah’s controversial film fails to cross Rs 15 crore in opening weekend

Vipul Amrutlal Shah’s controversial film fails to cross Rs 15 crore in opening weekend

3 min readKochiMar 2, 2026 09:32 AM IST The Kerala Story 2 Box Office Collection Day 3: Despite significant publicity prior to its release due to the controversies it courted, director Kamakhya Narayan Singh’s The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond, bankrolled by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, is struggling at the box office, unable to deliver a solid performance even in the absence of strong competitors. In fact, the movie’s earnings are significantly lower than those of its predecessor, which emerged as a blockbuster in 2023. On Sunday, The Kerala Story 2 recorded an India nett collection of just Rs 5 crore, according to industry tracker Sacnilk, marking a nominal 7.53 per cent jump in its earnings when compared to Saturday (Rs 4.65 crore). While this figure is significantly better than those recorded by its box-office contenders, such as Assi (Rs 1.6 crore), Do Deewane Seher Mein (Rs 1.45 crore), and Tu Yaa Main (Rs 80 lakh), on their respective corresponding days, it’s far lower than what The Kerala Story (2023) registered. Also Read | Not sure …

The Kerala Story 2 box office collection day 1: Vipul Shah’s controversial film earns Rs 75 lakh amid delayed release | Bollywood News

The Kerala Story 2 box office collection day 1: Vipul Shah’s controversial film earns Rs 75 lakh amid delayed release | Bollywood News

3 min readNew DelhiFeb 28, 2026 03:43 PM IST The Kerala Story 2, much like The Kerala Story, faced significant backlash ahead of its release. Similar to several films in recent times, Vipul Amrutlal Shah’s project had to approach the court after a petitioner sought a stay order on its release. On Thursday, a single-judge bench directed that the petitioner’s revision be considered by the Chairperson of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) within two weeks and granted a 15-day stay on the film. Later that evening, the producers challenged the stay order. The plea was heard by a division bench comprising Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice PV Balakrishnan, who on Friday stayed the single bench’s order, offering relief to the producers. Apparent delay in release caused confusion Amid the legal back-and-forth, there was considerable confusion regarding the film’s release. Despite uncertainty until Friday afternoon, multiple theatres across India had already opened advance bookings for the morning shows. The official clearance for release, however, came only later in the day. The situation grew …

The Kerala Story 2 box office collection day 1: Vipul Shah’s controversial film earns Rs 75 lakh amid delayed release | Bollywood News

The Kerala Story 2 box office collection day 1: Vipul Shah’s controversial film earns Rs 75 lakh amid delayed release | Bollywood News

3 min readNew DelhiFeb 28, 2026 03:43 PM IST The Kerala Story 2, much like The Kerala Story, faced significant backlash ahead of its release. Similar to several films in recent times, Vipul Amrutlal Shah’s project had to approach the court after a petitioner sought a stay order on its release. On Thursday, a single-judge bench directed that the petitioner’s revision be considered by the Chairperson of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) within two weeks and granted a 15-day stay on the film. Later that evening, the producers challenged the stay order. The plea was heard by a division bench comprising Justice Sushrut Arvind Dharmadhikari and Justice PV Balakrishnan, who on Friday stayed the single bench’s order, offering relief to the producers. Apparent delay in release caused confusion Amid the legal back-and-forth, there was considerable confusion regarding the film’s release. Despite uncertainty until Friday afternoon, multiple theatres across India had already opened advance bookings for the morning shows. The official clearance for release, however, came only later in the day. The situation grew …

Shah’s message from Bihar: Will win West Bengal polls, drive out infiltrators

Shah’s message from Bihar: Will win West Bengal polls, drive out infiltrators

On the second day of his three-day visit to Bihar, Union home minister Amit Shah exuded confidence that the BJP would win polls in the neighbouring West Bengal and drive out infiltrators after winning the elections. Union home minister Amit Shah addresses a gathering during the inauguration of Border Out Posts ‘Leti’ and ‘Indarwa’ and e-unveiling and e-foundation laying of various works of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) in Araria, Bihar, on Thursday. (@AmitShah/X) The elections to the 294-member assembly in West Bengal are likely to be held in March-April. Shah was in Araria district in Seemachal region of Bihar that borders West Bengal. He launched projects worth ₹ 175 crore of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and dedicated to the nation a couple of new border outposts. “Elections are round the corner in West Bengal and I am confident that the BJP is going to win and after the formation of the government our government shall drive out every infiltrator from West Bengal,” he spoke while addressing SSB personnel after inaugurating a new SSB outpost …

From Chhattisgarh stage, Shah’s warning to Naxals in Telangana, and a plea to women cadre | India News

From Chhattisgarh stage, Shah’s warning to Naxals in Telangana, and a plea to women cadre | India News

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reiterated the March 2026 deadline to uproot Maoism from the country. He said he was worried about women Maoist recruits who have their entire life ahead of them and urged them to return to the mainstream. Hinting that Maoists may be holed up in Telangana, Shah began his speech saying, “Your voice should reach those Naxals hiding in Telangana.” Addressing a massive crowd at Jagdalpur city in Bastar district during the closing ceremony of ‘Bastar Pandum’, a cultural event, Shah said: “Just now Vijay ji (Chhattisgarh Home Minister Vijay Sharma) was saying we are fighting against Naxalism… I want to say even today we do not want to fight with anyone. Our fight is for protecting tribal villages. When they plant IEDs, don’t they know a farmer will step on it and will become disabled, an innocent girl will be blown… From where have you (Maoists) brought so much cruelty? I have said this many times… I say it again… those who are left drop the weapons. The …