Nagesh Kumar

Vikas Divyakirti, ex-IPS and founder of Drishti IAS, has shared a nuanced take on the ongoing conversation around Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar franchise, starring Ranveer Singh, addressing questions around propaganda, creative liberty and the social impact of cinema. On the film’s reported nationalist undertones, Divyakirti said he has no issue with narratives critical of Pakistan. However, he flagged a more sensitive concern—how audiences interpret such narratives.

A tragic incident unfolded on the outskirts of Hyderabad when a heavy-duty crane collapsed at a steel fabrication unit. Five migrant workers lost their lives, and twelve others sustained injuries. The workers were seeking shelter from a sudden downpour when the crane fell. Authorities have initiated an investigation into the cause of the collapse and potential negligence.

The film follows a familiar commercial structure and unfolds in a straightforward manner. It doesn’t push boundaries or aim for novelty, instead choosing a safe and conventional approach. While the title suggests intensity, the treatment is relatively restrained and suitable for family audience.

Senior and first-time Karnataka Congress MLAs are in New Delhi pushing for a cabinet reshuffle. They aim to secure ministerial berths for experienced leaders and new legislators. The delegation plans to meet party high command to press their demands. This move comes amid ongoing discussions about leadership changes within the state government.

In a tragic incident that has shaken the community of Siwan, a 26-year-old woman working in the agriculture department was discovered dead in her rented accommodation. Her grieving family has taken a stand, accusing three of her colleagues of murder linked to persistent harassment and blackmail.