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Manoj Bajpayee vouches ‘Ram Gopal Varma is back’ with their film Police Station Mein Bhoot | Bollywood News

Manoj Bajpayee vouches ‘Ram Gopal Varma is back’ with their film Police Station Mein Bhoot | Bollywood News

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3 min readMumbaiJul 24, 2026 07:01 PM IST Manoj Bajpayee has made a career out of working in films of Ram Gopal Varma. They first worked together in the 1997 adventure comedy Daud, before the actor received a major breakthrough as gangster Bhiku Mhatre in Varma’s 1998 seminal crime drama Satya. They reunited for 1999 psychological thriller Kaun, followed by Varma’s productions — Eeshwar Niwas’ 1999 action drama Shool and Rajat Mukherjee’s 2002 comedy thriller Road. Manoj Bajpayee, Ram Gopal Varma’s reunion The last time Bajpayee worked with Varma was in his 2017 political drama threequel Sarkar 3. However, since then, while Bajpayee has carved out his place on streaming with shows like Raj & DK’s espionage thriller The Family Man on Prime Video India, Varma has been undergoing a creative existential crisis. But in an exclusive interview with SCREEN, the actor now vouches that the filmmaker will be back in his form with their next collaboration, horror comedy Police Station Mein Bhoot. “It’s a wild film! He’s back, I can tell you that. Ram …

‘Out Of Shame, I Could Not…’: CJI Chandrachud Recalls Childhood Caning, Vouches For Better Juvenile Justice

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Last Updated: May 05, 2024, 16:24 IST Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud made these remarks at National Symposium on Juvenile Justice in Kathmandu. (File Photo/PTI) Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, recalls a childhood caning incident with lasting impact. He emphasises compassion in juvenile justice During a seminar in Kathmandu, Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud recounted a childhood ordeal where he endured corporal punishment to conceal his injured palm from his parents out of shame. Speaking at the National Symposium on Juvenile Justice hosted by the Supreme Court of Nepal, CJI Chandrachud reflected on the lasting impact of the incident. “I still remember that I requested my teacher to hit my bum and not my hand. Out of shame, I could not tell my parents, and hid my injured right palm for 10 days,” CJI Chandrachud was quoted as saying by media outlets. Recalling the episode from his fifth-grade years, the Chief Justice disclosed his plea to the teacher, preferring a blow to his buttocks over his hand. Addressing the broader …

NFT-Supporter Trump Vouches to Squash CBDC Creation in US if Re-Elected President

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The US, in recent years, has emerged as one of the most crypto-friendly nations in the world with more investors and merchants experimenting with digital assets there. At a time when the nation is conducting research and studies around the need and use-cases of the blockchain-based digital dollar CBDC, former President Donald Trump has ignited debate around the subject after his recent speech at New Hampshire, US. CBDCs are essentially the digital representations of fiat currencies and as a concept, the idea of CBDCs has gained major traction in several parts of the world including India. Trump reportedly vouched to block the creation of a CBDC in the US, calling it a ‘dangerous threat to freedom’. A video shared by Coinpedia on X shows Trump making anti-CBDC remarks earlier this week. During New Hampshire campaign, Donald Trump pledges to ban central bank digital currency, citing it as a dangerous threat. Trump, joined by ex-candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, vows to prevent federal control over citizens’ money. The former president argues that CBDC creation poses… pic.twitter.com/wI8EPXXKvT — Coinpedia …

Nirmala Sitharaman Vouches For Tamil-Medium Education In Medical Courses

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Ms Sitharaman made these comments in her convocation address at Dr MGR Medical University. Chennai: Union Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday observed that medical education in Tamil Nadu should be taught in Tamil language as there was a definite need towards strengthening it. Ms Sitharaman made these comments in her convocation address at the 35th annual convocation of The Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University here. On the occasion, she maintained that the country is in a ‘better position’ to face the COVID-19 surge which was seen in countries like China, Japan and Korea. “I am saying it here in front of Minister of Health in Tamil Nadu (Ma Subramanian). There is definitely a need for strengthening the medical education. We need medical education to be well grounded and I think that can be greatly achieved if medical education can be taught in Tamil (language),” she said. There are opportunities for students to be in a better position if medical and other related subjects are taught in Tamil, the Union minister …