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New Delhi: After sharing a controversial tweet on exit polls featuring himself, Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan, the National Commission for Women and Maharashtra State Commission for Women issued a notice to the actor seeking an explanation for the same. The NCW chairperson, Rekha Sharma sought an apology from the actor for posting an objectionable tweet. Haha! creative! No politics here....just life Credits : @pavansingh1985 pic.twitter.com/1rPbbXZU8T — Vivek Anand Oberoi (@vivekoberoi) May 20, 2019 After this hullaballoo on social media, the actor told ANI, “People are saying apologise, I have no problem in apologising, but tell me what wrong have I done? If I have done something wrong I will apologise. I don't think I have done anything wrong. What's wrong in it? Somebody tweeted a meme and I laughed at it.” Vivek Oberoi: People are saying apologise, I have no problem in apologising, but tell me what wrong have I done? If I have done something wrong I will … [Read more...] about Those in the meme don’t have a problem, but everyone else has: Vivek Oberoi on controversial Aishwarya tweet

Email By Rodger Shanahan Updated November 02, 2018 05:47:40 Photo: Military veterans should also spare a thought for community and emergency service workers who do the hard yards with a fraction of the recognition accorded to military personnel, argues Rodger Shanahan. (Flickr: Patricia Woods) Related Story: Forgotten post-WWII Japan occupation force fighting for service recognition Related Story: WWII military vehicle enthusiasts on outback trek to save beloved collection Map: Australia I think we are in danger of reaching "peak veteran".Former defence minister and Australian War Memorial director Brendan Nelson has called for people to publicly thank the military and veterans community and their families for their service, a campaign backed by News Corporation along with its own hashtag #thanksforserving. External Link: #Thanksforserving is taking off as a hashtag on Twitter Rather than sanctifying military service, the media and politicians should devote more of … [Read more...] about As a veteran, I don’t want your thanks. There are plenty who deserve it more

Mumbai: The voluminous neon green ensemble that actress Deepika Padukone wore at the Cannes Film Festival this year has found a fan in international reality TV star Kendall Jenner, who wore a pink version of a similar dress. On her visit to the French Riviera, Deepika stunned people with her appearance in neon green ruffled gown on the second day of the gala, leaving her husband and actor Ranveer Singh in awe of her.  She wore Italian designer Giambattista Valli's lime light ensemble, accessorised with a pastel pink bow at her neckline and a headgear. Kendall recently flaunted a similar outfit at an event. Jenner took to Instagram to share a few photographs of her look. She is seen dressed up in a pink frill gown. She even tied a bow on her waist like Deepika did with her outfit. … [Read more...] about Kendall Jenner dons outfit similar to Deepika Padukone’s Cannes look

BHOPAL: “Instead of shooting a video, people should help the victims,” appeals Prashant Katare, the 32-year-old banker, who foiled an abduction bid on a minor girl at Katara Hills on Wednesday night. The accused was chased by Katare on his motorcycle after girl’s aunt failed to stop him from abducting a girl. Prashant and one of his family members blocked Singh’s car till the police didn’t come to the spot and detain the accused. Interestingly, Katare’s act came just three days after a teenage girl complained of people’s insensitivity. Prashant said, “ I have been raising voice for my younger sister in the past. If I can raise voice for my sister then I should also do the same for others as well.” Prashant has an advice for those, who begin recording video of any incident instead of helping the victim. “On Wednesday also, I saw several people recording video instead of catching the accused. We should always react and help … [Read more...] about Don’t shoot videos, but help people in need: Banker who saved girl

Email The World Today By Angus Randall Updated December 14, 2018 16:44:17 Photo: If the recommendation is adopted, it will be the biggest change to veterans' affairs since WWII. (Flickr: Patricia Woods) Related Story: 'No-one cares, mate': Being a war veteran at 27 Related Story: 'Bureaucratic bastardry': DVA secretly changed rules to deny veteran's claim Related Story: Veterans to get new payment while department assesses claims Map: Australia The Productivity Commission has suggested the Veterans' Affairs Department be dismantled in what would be the biggest shake-up to the portfolio since World War II. Key points:Productivity commissioner Robert Fitzgerald says the time for tinkering with Veterans' Affairs is overThe suggestion calls for the creation of a new ministry, with a separate Veterans Services Commission to provide supportSome veterans' groups say that putting the Defence Department in charge of veterans could backfire Instead, a Ministry for Defence … [Read more...] about Productivity Commission draft report calls for Veterans’ Affairs Department to be shut down