S Kiran Kumar

Telangana minister G Vivek Venkata Swamy accused the previous BRS government of deliberately undermining the Tummidihatti barrage project to favor the Kaleshwaram project for commissions. He stated the current government is committed to reviving Tummidihatti, which will irrigate 2 lakh acres in North Telangana. The minister urged BJP leaders to lobby Maharashtra for project height approval.

Lungi Ngidi has reassured fans about his recovery following a frightening head and neck injury sustained during an IPL 2026 match. The South African pacer, discharged from a Delhi hospital, expressed gratitude for the support. Despite the injury scare, the Delhi Capitals bowler is reportedly doing well.

Actor Sanjay Dutt appeared before the National Commission for Women (NCW) and submitted a written apology for the controversial song "Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke." He pledged to sponsor the education of 50 tribal girls and ensure legal due diligence in future artist agreements to promote dignified representation of women and children.

During an informative session at a medical symposium in Patna, specialists raised alarms about the increasing incidence of osteoporosis-related fractures in the senior population. The conversations delved into cutting-edge surgical solutions for spinal injuries and age-related ailments, underscoring the importance of identifying issues early and customizing treatment plans.

A Mysuru headmistress and mathematics teacher, Jyothi K, returned to her classroom just hours after her husband's funeral. Despite immense personal grief, she prioritized her Class 10 students' crucial SSLC maths exam revision. Her unwavering dedication left students, parents, and villagers in awe, demonstrating extraordinary commitment to duty over heartbreak.

In a bold move, Babita Chauhan, the head of the Uttar Pradesh Women's Commission, has called for an outright ban on Nora Fatehi in India. She criticizes Fatehi's song 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke,' declaring it offensive and beyond acceptable standards for families. Authorities have already issued notifications to the Central Board of Film Certification and the song's lyricist.

The National Commission for Women has summoned music artists and producers behind the songs ‘Tateeree’ and ‘Sarke Chunar’ over allegations of obscenity and vulgarity. The summons cite violations of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, IT Act, and POCSO Act, with appearances scheduled for March 2026. One artist apologized for 'Tateeree' after its release.