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We are still a year away from the release of ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’, but the spoilers are already flooding the social media space. Photos and full-length videos of Melissa McCarthy , Matt Damon, and Luke Hemsworth in full costume shooting their scenes for the upcoming Marvel film have leaked online. The clips see Melissa as Hela, a character originally played by Cate Blanchett in ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ and Matt Damon reprising his role as Loki while Luke Hemsworth takes on the role of Thor, played by his brother Chris Hemsworth . The three appeared to be filming a comical theatrical play, which previously played out in ‘Thor: Ragnarok’. Going by the videos, the cast were recreating the events of the battle between the God of Thunder and the Goddess of Death, but in a comical light. The shots were taken while the team filmed their scenes in Sydney, Australia on Tuesday. Director Taika Waititi was also spotted on the sets. He, however, didn’t seem to like the ... » Learn More about ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’- Leaked videos, photos of Melissa McCarthy, Matt Damon reveal major spoilers of upcoming Marvel film

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The Election Commission of India on March 3 directed all petrol pump dealers and other agencies to remove hoardings advertising central government schemes that carry photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the premises of the facilities within 72 hours, an official said in Kolkata. The use of the Prime Minister's photograph in such hoardings violates the Model Code of Conduct (MCC), the official of the office of the West Bengal Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said. Earlier in the day, a Trinamool Congress delegation met ECI officials and alleged that the use of Mr. Modi's photographs in hoardings informing people of various central schemes violates the poll code. The Model Code of Conduct came into force after the ECI announced poll dates for the State on February 26. ... » Learn More about Narendra Modi photo in petrol pump hoardings violates poll code: Election Commission

The Election Commission on Wednesday directed petrol pumps and other agencies to remove hoardings and advertisements on various central schemes having photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the poll-bound West Bengal as it violates the model code of conduct, a senior official of the Chief Electoral Officer said. Photograph: Press Information Bureau It has also directed that such hoardings and advertisements with Modi's photographs should be brought down within 72 hours, he said. The directive came hours after a delegation of senior Trinamool Congress leaders, including Firhad Hakim, met the EC officials and alleged that the use of Modi's photo on advertisements of various central schemes and COVID vaccination certificates, which are being distributed by the union health ministry and petrol pumps are violating the model code of conduct. According to the official, the CEO has received over 1,000 similar complaints out of which 450 were found to ... » Learn More about Bengal: EC orders removal of hoardings, govt ads with PM’s photo

President Ram Nath Kovind, Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan were administered the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine at an army hospital on the third day of the second phase of vaccination across the country. The nationwide inoculation drive began January 16 and it was expanded on March 1 to vaccinate people above 60 years of age and those in the age bracket of 45 to 59 with co-morbidities. Here's a look at just some of the bigwigs who took the anti-Covid jab. President Ram Nath Kovind receives the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine during the second phase of a countrywide inoculation drive in New Delhi. Photograph: @rashtrapatibhvn/Twitter Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan receives the first dose of COVID vaccine in Thiruvananthapuram. He urged people to take part in the drive without any hesitation and criticised those involved in spreading rumours and misinformation against taking the shot. Photograph: @vijayanpinarayi/Twitter Goa Chief ... » Learn More about Political bigwigs who took the Covid jab!

Supreme Court judges and their family members will be administered their first jabs of COVID-19 vaccines on Tuesday, according to the SC Registry sources. IMAGE: A health worker displays vials of COVID-19 vaccine at a private hospital, during the second phase of countrywide inoculation drive, in Bengaluru. Photograph: Shailendra Bhojak/PTI Photo Earlier, it was reported that the judges of the apex court would get the option to choose between Covaxin or Covishield vaccines. Later, the Union health ministry, in a clarification, said the judges have not been given any such option to choose between both the vaccines, adding that it will be conducted entirely through Co-Win system. "The government facility, Central Government Health Scheme dispensary, within the Supreme Court will be used for the vaccination purpose," the ministry said. The retired judges of the apex court and their family members will also be vaccinated on Tuesday. The second phase of ... » Learn More about Supreme Court judges to get Covid vaccine on Tuesday

The Bombay high court on Monday allowed ailing poet-activist Varavara Rao, accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case, to furnish a temporary cash surety for release on bail until the process of submitting solvent sureties is completed. Photograph: PTI Photo Rao, 82, was last week granted interim bail on medical grounds for six months by the HC which had asked him to furnish a personal bond of Rs 50,000 and two solvent sureties of the like amount. Later, the activist, who is currently admitted in the Nanavati Hospital here since November last year, filed an application in the HC to allow him to furnish cash surety to seek urgent release as the process of submitting solvent sureties was taking time. A division bench of Justices S S Shinde and Manish Pitale on Monday allowed Rao to furnish a cash surety of Rs 50,000 and gave him time till April 5 to submit the two solvent sureties of the same amount. The case is being probed by the National ... » Learn More about HC allows Varavara Rao to furnish cash surety for release

Did Nitish Kumar want to return to the Mahagathbandhan 6 months after aligning with the BJP? IMAGE: Prashant Kishor, left, with Nitish Kumar on joining the Janata Dal-United last year. Photograph: PTI Photo Prashant Kishor, the Janata Dal-United national vice-president, on Friday, April 5, refuted claims made in an unreleased book by Lalu Prasad Yadav, and described reports based on the book as bogus. In his book, the jailed Rashtriya Janata Dal leader claimed that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar tried to return to the Mahagathbandhan six months after abandoning the RJD-led Grand Alliance to align with the Bharatiya Janata Party. Lalu claimed he denied Nitish Kumar's re-entry into the Mahaghathbandhan because of the JD-U leader's fluctuating political positions. According to the book, Gopalganj to Raisina: My Political Journey , Lalu reportedly wrote that Nitish Kumar sent Prashant Kishor, poll strategist turned politician, to meet him five times. ... » Learn More about Prashant backs Nitish, attacks Lalu

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appears to be in complete poll mode as he continues campaigning for the upcoming elections in four states and Puducherry. IMAGE: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi does push-ups with a school student obliging his challenge, at Mulagumoodu, Tamil Nadu. Photograph: PTI Photo While interacting with students of St Joseph’s Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Mulagumoodubn, Tamil Nadu, Rahul Gandhi not only shook a leg with the students but also did push-ups and performed some Aikido martial arts. Rahul even went on to do a one-hand push-up leading to a loud cheer out from the students. A nearly one-minute-long clip shows the Kerala MP from Wayanad taking up the "push-up challenge" while talking to a student. "Can you do push-ups. Let's try 15?" he is asked by Merolin Shenigha, a class 10 student. Handing over the mic, Rahul Gandhi smiles, and then he gets down to the task. Merolin and Gandhi are seen doing one push-up after the ... » Learn More about Rahul woos Tamil Nadu with push-ups, Aikido

The central election committee of the Bharatiya Janata Party will meet on Thursday to finalise its first list of candidates for five assembly polls, with top party leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expected to attend the meeting. Photograph: PTI Photo The party is likely to clear its candidates for the first phase of the polls, scheduled for March 27, in Assam and West Bengal. The BJP core groups of the two states will deliberate with the central leadership, including party president J P Nadda, to narrow down the list of probables before the CEC picks the candidates. Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and state party chief Ranjeet Kumar Dass will be part of deliberations for their state, while key organisational leaders from West Bengal, including state party chief Dilip Ghosh, will attend the meeting to discuss the names of candidates for their state. Elections in Assam will be conducted in three phases on ... » Learn More about BJP meet to finalise first list of polls candidates on Thursday