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Jjaan Kumar Sanu is set to bring the 'Aashiqui Experience' to Mumbai, a concert celebrating iconic romantic Bollywood songs from the 80s to the 2000s. The show will narrate relationship stages through timeless love tracks, featuring reinterpretations of his father Kumar Sanu's hits. Jjaan also candidly discusses the challenges of forging his own musical path in Bollywood.

The Delhi High Court has granted an interim injunction against social media accounts and websites misusing Arjun Kapoor's personality rights, including selling merchandise and creating deepfake videos. The court ordered Google and Meta to remove infringing content and disclose subscriber information, emphasizing that unauthorized exploitation of his identity for financial gain violates his rights.

Kumar Sanu speaks out against event organisers for allowing artistes to lip sync on stage.

Taylor Swift has filed applications with the US intellectual property office to trademark her voice, a move similar to one made by actor Matthew McConaughey, as AI-generated content surges. McConaughey has in recent years pursued an application with the USPTO, framed as protection against the unauthorized use of his voice by AI models.

The Delhi High Court has granted Telugu star Allu Arjun interim protection for his personality rights. An ex parte order prevents unauthorized commercial use of his identity, including AI-generated deepfakes and merchandise. The court recognized his name, image, voice, and distinctive traits as uniquely his and protectable, acknowledging his significant popularity and iconic style.

Bombay High Court indicated it would direct the removal of online content violating Kartik Aaryan's personality rights. The court will issue an order to address unauthorized commercial use of his name and image, including AI-generated videos and merchandise sales. This follows Aaryan's plea to protect his publicity and privacy rights.

Kumar Sanu on his victory in the defamation suit filed against his ex-wife, Arijit Singh's retirement and ho he loves that the new generation enjoys his songs even now.

Authorities have dismantled a widespread prostitution ring operating under the guise of spa centers in Udham Singh Nagar. Nineteen women were rescued during raids across Rudrapur, Pantnagar, and Transit Camp. Ten individuals, including spa operators, were apprehended, while others remain at large. Multiple FIRs have been filed, and the rescued women are receiving care and rehabilitation.

Playback singer Kumar Sanu reminisced about the 1990s music era, sharing an unreleased duet from 'Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin.' He recalled the passion and creativity during recording sessions, remembering late music baron Gulshan Kumar's significant contribution. Sanu highlighted that many songs from that time remained on studio tapes, each holding unique emotions and memories.

A 17-year-old boy was beaten to death by a group of men in Uttar Pradesh on suspicion of stealing a mobile phone. The victim's uncle reported that Ramesh Patel and his associates took the boy from his home, intending to go to the police, but instead assaulted him. The boy was later found unconscious and pronounced dead at a hospital.

Actor Kunickaa Sadanand has strongly reacted to trolls circulating an AI-generated image featuring her and singer Kumar Sanu. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Kunickaa issued a sharp warning, calling out the misuse of technology and invasion of privacy.

Veteran singer Usha Uthup blended the English classic '500 Miles' and 'Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaye' from the film "Jurm".

This Saturday, Dumraon will come alive with the Ustad Bismillah Khan Mahotsav, a vibrant tribute to the legendary shehnai maestro on his birth anniversary.

Veteran playback singer Kumar Sanu says the enduring love for the iconic 1990 song Jab Koi Baat Bigad Jaye from the film "Jurm" continues to warm his heart, decades after it was released.

Playback singer Kumar Sanu has received interim relief in his defamation suit against his ex-wife. The court granted temporary protection against Rita Bhattacharya, Google, Meta, and John Doe defendants, restraining the circulation of allegedly defamatory content. This ruling emphasizes the responsibility of digital platforms in safeguarding individuals' reputations online.

Odisha's most wanted Maoist leader, Sukru, reportedly seeks to surrender after orchestrating a fellow cadre's murder to prevent defection. However, his plan faces internal resistance from junior associates. Despite this, police operations have intensified, leading to a surge in surrenders, reinforcing the state's 'surrender or face encounter' strategy.

Eleven Maoists, carrying a collective bounty of Rs 63.25 lakh, surrendered in Kalahandi district, Odisha, along with a significant cache of arms. This surrender, including key leaders, signifies a weakening of left-wing extremism in the region. Police attribute this success to sustained operations and the state's rehabilitation policy.