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Pramod Kalekar, a worker on the sets of ' Savdhaan India ', was killed in a bike accident on February 13 around 4.30 am, after a shift of nearly 19-20 hours. The deceased was an Assistant Art Director on the crime show , which is being produced by Rajesh Tripathi (Ghummakad Productions). ETimes TV now has it that the shooting of the crime show had been stopped by the Federation Of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE). "There was no shooting of 'Savdhaan India ' since that ill-fated day. As far as I know, we have been seeing repeat episodes of old," FWICE president B N Tewari tells us. FWICE asked producer Tripathi to pay a compensation of Rs 20 lakh to Pramod's wife, Savita Kalekar. The producer took time to shell out the amount as he argued with FWICE. The amount ordered by FWICE was Rs 50 lakh but finally the Federation consented on Rs 20 lakh. "Tripathi did pay Rs 20 lakh but the show's broadcaster had also been asked by us to clear his outstanding dues of 20 episodes. ... » Learn More about Exclusive: ‘Savdhaan India’ shooting disallowed for 15 days after the fatal bike accident of crew member

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said there was a need to start conserving water right away and that the Jal Shakti Ministry would be launching a 100-day “catch the rain” campaign soon. Mr. Modi was speaking during his monthly radio address, Mann Ki Baat, when he said there was a need to have collective responsibility with regard to water conservation. “In most parts of India, rainfall begins in May-June. Can we right away start a 100-day campaign for the sake of cleaning up water sources around us and conserving rainwater? With this very thought in mind, in a few days from now, Jal Shakti Abhiyan ‘catch the rain’ is being initiated by the Jal Shakti Ministry,” he said, according to the English translation of his address provided by the government. Since it happened to be National Science Day on Sunday, Mr. Modi said the youth should learn about the history of science in India and scientists. “Friends, when we talk of science then many a time people restrict it to ... » Learn More about Mann ki Baat | PM Modi calls for 100-day water conservation campaign

New Delhi : The second phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive across India commenced on Monday (March 1, 2021) and over 25 lakh beneficiaries registered on the Co-Win portal on the very first day. According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, out of the 25 lakh, 24.5 lakh are citizens and the rest are healthcare workers (HCWs) and frontline workers (FLWs). About 6.44 lakh appointments were also booked on Monday by the citizen beneficiaries. The next phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive began on Monday for those who are over 60 years of age and for people aged 45 and above with specified co-morbid conditions. The day also witnessed several political leaders taking COVID-19 vaccine shots including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM Modi took to his official Twitter account to inform that he has taken the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). "Took my first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at ... » Learn More about COVID-19 vaccination: 25 lakh beneficiaries register on Co-Win portal on first day

Just because the Golden Globes are being held virtually this year doesn't mean the stars won't be getting glammed up! American actor Elle Fanning , who plays Princess Aurora in 'Maleficent', looked like a modern-day Cinderella at the 2021 Golden Globes. Read Also Golden Globes 2021 Live Updates The actor showed off her Gucci dress, designed by Alessandro Michele, on Instagram ahead of the award ceremony. She posted a photo of herself looking regal as ever in the baby blue silk-dress. The star captioned the post, "Dressed up for a night in for the @goldenglobes Thank you to my beautiful hair and makeup team on the show @erinayanianmonroe and @glynnlorraine They transform me into Catherine every day on set and are a part of this special day!" The team behind 'The Great' also helped to capture the picture-perfect moment, with Fanning in her caption sharing that she and photographer Gareth Gatrell "had such a fun time taking these photos" of her in the stunning dress ... » Learn More about Golden Globes 2021: Elle Fanning channels her modern-day Cinderella for virtual event

It was on November 15, 1989, when legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar made his debut in international cricket and went on to "inspire billions" across the globe with his batting skills. Tendulkar, 16, made his international debut in a Test match between India and Pakistan that was played at the National Stadium in Karachi. Along with Tendulkar, Salil Ankola also made his Test debut for India. The right-handed batsman managed just 15 runs in his debut innings before he was castled by Waqar Younis, who was also making his international debut. Tendulkar, however, did not get to bat again in the Test match which ended in a draw. Coincidently, on November 15, 2013, Tendulkar went out to bat for the last time in international cricket during a Test match against the West Indies at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. In his last international innings, Tendulkar managed 74 runs before he became the priced scalp of Narsingh Deonarine. India, under MS Dhoni`s leadership, went on to win ... » Learn More about On this day in 1989: Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar made international debut

In yet another sign that not everything is fine between Bihar's ruling partners, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar opposes the BJP's demand for a population control law -- even while seeking a caste-based census, a red flag for the BJP. IMAGE: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Photograph: PTI Photo At a time when the National Democratic Alliance government at the Centre is toying with the idea of a population control law, the Bharatiya Janata Party's Bihar ally, the Janata Dal-United, has publicly expressed that it is against such a move. The difference between them over the population control law also reveals that all is not well within the National Democratic Alliance in Bihar, where BJP leaders repeatedly claim that all is well with the ruling alliance. On the contrary, political watchers in Patna suggest that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has time and again sent a strong political message to the BJP's top leadership that his party has intrinsic differences with the saffron ... » Learn More about Nitish again disagrees with BJP, this time over population control law

Ever borrowed your partner's button-down shirt or tee as a quick fashion fix or found one he forgot to pack? If yes, you already know how these oversized boyfriend pieces help put-together a killer, menswear-inspired look. "The whole boyfriend style comes with a guarantee of ultimate comfort and ease. As opposed to idealistic women’s wear, this trend compliments any and every body type as it is based on anti fits. The exaggerated shape of the oversized silhouette is enough to make a statement," says designer Aniket Satam. Moreover, sharing your spouse's or partner's clothing allows you to flaunt your current relationship status subtly. "Wrapping yourself in your partner's clothing is quite an intimate thing; it assures personal comfort when your loved one is away. In a way, it makes up for the physical distance," says Satam. Boyfriend chic is here to stay. "The menswear cut breaks the monotony and gives you an edgy look. Boyfriend clothing is usually one size bigger than a woman's ... » Learn More about V-day fashion: Raid your bae’s closet to ace Boyfriend Chic

It was a hectic day of political activity as former Chief Minister and TDP national President Nara Chandrababu Naidu was detained at the Renigunta airport here, after the authorities denied him permission into the city on Monday as he arrived at the tarmac. After fervent appeals by officials and a spate of protests by party workers across the State, Mr. Naidu finally left by 7.15 p.m. flight, making the officials heave a sigh of relief. Mr. Naidu was scheduled to attend two dharna programmes, one at the Gandhi statue in Tirupati and the other at the Gandhi Circle in Chittoor city, protesting against the ruling party’s ‘high-handed attitude’ in cracking down on opposition leaders. The Tirupati dharna was to show resentment over the manner in which the ruling YSR Congress Party government had allegedly misused its official machinery in pulling down a tea stall belonging to a TDP worker situated in front of a leading cinema theatre, dubbing it an ‘encroachment’. Questions police ... » Learn More about Naidu detained during day-long ‘high drama’ at airport

Bhubaneswar: Odisha’s School and Mass Education Department on Saturday (February 27) issued guidelines to reschedule school timings to tackle the heat wave conditions. The timings of offline sessions for classes 9 to 12 have been changed. Class 9 and Class 11 will have sessions from 7 am to 9 am instead of 8:30 am to 10 am. Similarly, Class 10 and Class 12 will have classes from 9 am to 1 pm instead of 11 am to 4 am. In a notification, the Odisha government advised district education officers to ensure the availability of safe pure drinking water in all schools including the repair of tube wells. Also, the District Education Officers (DEOs) are also advised to store sufficient ORS in schools. "All parents should be sensitized to ensure that their children carry a water bottle while going to school. The students must not be exposed to heat during the teaching hours and no physical activity like sports should be undertaken," said Samir Ranjan Dash, School and Mass Education ... » Learn More about Heat wave in Odisha forces government to revise school timings for THESE classes

advertisements in India. The company positioned the intent as “doing its part to build, fuel and connect a pipeline of diverse female talent in advertising , media and content opportunities as a systemic solution”. This resolve comes from a client whose iconic commercials like Whisper’s #TouchThePickle, Ariel #ShareTheLoad or Vicks #TouchOfCare invariably had male directors at the helm. In a business that traditionally describes the consumer as “she” and where women play a pivotal role in most ad commercials, is there a need for such a ‘systemic solution’? Is there a real dearth of female ad film makers, or artificial scarcity? That too in a scenario where plenty of women occupy senior roles in the creative side of the advertising business. Tista Sen , regional creative director, Wunderman Thompson, South Asia: Sen is first among women to believe there is no shortage. She says, "Is there really a dearth of women ad-film makers, or are we not looking hard ... » Learn More about Women ad film makers: Is advertising unable to #ShareTheLoad?