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Veteran lyricist Sameer Anjaan has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Sarke Chunar, the song from the upcoming Kannada film KD: The Devil, and said that it is unfair to hold writers solely responsible for such content. However, he added that there is a difference between suggestive and deliberately vulgar content. Sameer also questioned the role of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and asked why the song was cleared in the first place.

Jharkhand's higher education department will implement real-time interest processing for the Guruji Credit Card scheme from July, resolving issues of students being charged commercial rates. This upgrade ensures timely subvention payments to banks, preventing students from bearing excess interest on education loans up to Rs 15 lakh.

In a fresh glimpse into her life as a parent, Hailey Bieber has embraced her "cool mom" era, without compromising her signature style.

JBVNL is proactively strengthening Ranchi's power distribution network to prevent summer disruptions. Works include converting exposed wires to aerial bunched cables, installing and augmenting transformers, and repairing 11,000 kV lines. These measures aim to improve power supply quality and resilience against weather damage.

Sheetal Cinema in Dariapur has been closed for over two months for showing blue films during its regular shows and failing to follow Gujarat High Court directive on this issue.

A fast track court on Monday punished three youths with seven years rigorous imprisonment for making a blue film showing a 22-year old girl in compromising positions and selling it in the market. The incident had occurred in 2008. 22-year-old journalism student Asima Mohanty had committed suicide in Cuttack after her boyfriend Astaranga Sahoo, an engineering student, had sold the CD in the market.

A man surrendered to police on Friday, a day after murdering his wife in Dhenkanal district's Parjang area. The accused, Pradeep Kumar Khuntia (35) of Saranga village, told police that he had killed his wife suspecting her involvement in a blue film racket.

GORAKHPUR: The Bharatiya Yuva Manch, a local voluntary organisation, has filed a writ petition in the Allahabad High Court against the Union government and three others, including district magistrate, Gorakhpur, for not taking steps against cinema hall owners who are showing shots of blue films to viewers by inserting their clippings in normal films.

The crime branch has netted two moles of Madhya Pradesh-based crime syndicates supplying blue films and narcotics to the city.

Among Patna teenagers, particularly boys, watching a 'blue film'-a euphemism for pornography- seems to have become a habit. Over the past few years, this furtive doing has taken over other extra-curricular activities.

A 31-year-old woman from Jivraj Park area of the city on Saturday filed a complaint with Vejalpur police alleging that her husband, who works with a leading gym, sodomised her after watching blue films and assaulted her whenever she denied to have sex during five years of their marriage life.

In common with Kolkatans, Delhiites average 9 minutes and 29 seconds per viewing session — 31 seconds longer than the national average. Delhi also seems to have a posterior fetish.