chitta community

A mother's plea about her sons dying from drug addiction in Sultanpur Lodhi gained attention, leading to police intervention. While authorities claim deaths were due to various causes over years, the mother insists addiction was the primary factor for all four deceased sons. Police are now assisting with de-addiction efforts and conducting searches.

Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, starring Asmi Deo, centers on an 8-year-old girl's fight against the social injustice burdening the chitta community. Set in the fictional town of Mokshgarh, the drama explores her struggles and resilience. The series premieres on September 16th, promising a captivating new storyline.

Santosh, after intercepting calls from a "chitta" (adulterated heroin) smuggler to her son, lured the peddler to Vardhman Birla Marg in Barotiwala on Tuesday, where she and others apprehended him.

Followers of Ravan, majority of whom are from Valmiki community, are hurt over the Congress burning 'Chitta Ravans' to highlight the drug menace in Punjab.

Young actress Asmi Deo is training in archery and slingshot techniques for her role in Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah. The show is set in Mokshgarh, Jharkhand, and focuses on the structural injustices faced by the chitta community. Children from this community are labeled as criminals from birth and denied educational opportunities.

Aarya Babbar returns to TV after 8 years, playing Kalikant Thakur in 'Jagriti- Ek Nayi Subah'. His character is a corrupt, authoritarian village leader. The show is centered around a young girl's fight against systemic injustice in Jharkhand's Jamtara district. 'Jagriti' premieres on 16th September.

Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah portrays Jagriti from a marginalized community fighting for education rights despite oppression from Kalikant Thakur, portrayed by Aarya Babbar. Aarya acknowledges the show's impactful theme on social change, while viewers anticipate Geeta's reaction upon discovering Jagriti is her daughter.

AMRITSAR: A 20-year-old youth was lynched to death on Saturday night in the Lohgarh areas, sending shiver among residents who are already panicky by the recent community clashes.

There is a need for explaining more about Chatrapati Shivaji, said Chitta Prakashanand Swami of Arsha Vidyakendra, Belagavi.

For the first time in rural Tamil Nadu, community, birth, death, nativity and solvency certificates will be available online in Tamil and English soon.