Rakhi sawant

Rakhi Sawant always finds a reason to make headlines and never fails to impress her fans with her witty avatars. In April, the actress bought a new red BMW X1 SUV which is worth around Rs. 40 lakhs. Recently, Rakhi went on a night drive with her boyfriend Adil Khan in her new car. In the video posted by a paparazzo, Rakhi can be seen enjoying the drive in her new BMW X1. While Adil was behind the steering wheel, Rakhi was enjoying the drive in the passenger seat. As soon as she was caught by the paparazzo on camera, she waved and said hello to them. She, in her unique style, then started singing “Main To Beghar Hun” song from 1979 film Suhaag. After that, Rakhi was questioned about her social media accounts to which the actress replied,”Mera Instagram wapas aa gya. Ritesh ne sare passwords mere Facebook or Instagram ke le liye the (I got my Instagram back. Ritesh took passwords of my Facebook and Instagram accounts).” Not just this, the actress-dancer even gave a shout-out to … [Read more...] about Rakhi Sawant Sings ‘Main To Beghar Hun’ While Enjoying Night Drive With BF Adil Khan; Watch

Marathi actress Pooja Sawant is currently busy shooting for her next film in London. The actress is shooting with Ajinkya R Deo and Rajeshwari Sachdev for an upcoming drama film titled My Dad’s Wedding. Recently, Pooja shared a picture expressing the excitement of this new project and fans are all hearts toward the beautiful actress. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pooja Sawant (@iampoojasawant) Pooja kept her makeup minimal and hair open. In the background, we can witness the United Kingdom’s flag which makes it evident that the photo is captured in the foreign land. Calling her new project ‘adventure’, she captioned the photo, “One step towards the new adventure”. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ajinkya R Deo (@ajinkkyadeo) Talking about My Dad’s Wedding, the film, which was announced in April by filmmaker Subhash Ghai on the occasion of Gudi Padwa, is being jointly bankrolled by Rahul Puri, … [Read more...] about Pooja Sawant’s ‘New Adventure’ Involves Shooting For My Dad’s Wedding in London

The Goa government will amend the law to give protection to 'No Man' properties in the State whose original owners are out of the country or who do not have heirs. Chief Minister Pramod Sawant, after chairing a high-level meeting on Monday on the issue of land grabbing, said a Special Investigation Team (SIT) had busted a gang that was eyeing such properties. "We will move amendment to the law in the upcoming Assembly session to give protection to 'No Man' properties whose original owners are out of the country or who do not have heirs," the CM said. Four persons, including two officials employed with the State Archives and Archeology department, were recently arrested by SIT for alleged land grabbing. Mr. Sawant said this gang had forged documents of at least 91 properties, ranging in size from 8,000 square metres to 80,000 square metres, after realising these plots did not have owners or heirs. "The entire list of 91 properties has been forwarded to collectors of both … [Read more...] about Law to be amended to protect land with absentee owners, no heirs, says Goa CM

The President of the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), Raninder Singh, has expressed confidence in the staging of a successful International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun stage, officially scheduled for March 18-29, at New Delhi’s Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range (DKSSR). A total of 53 nations will be represented by 294 athletes, including a 57-member Indian contingent, at the first multi-nation Olympic sporting event of this scale anywhere in the world, post the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking to members of the media before the official start day of the World Cup, Mr. Singh said, “The eyes of the entire Olympic sporting world will be on us and therefore there is a great responsibility as well. Thankfully, the Government of India, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and the Sports Authority of India have all stood by us brilliantly in the most trying of times and supported us in the NRAI wholeheartedly in every aspect, thereby … [Read more...] about NRAI President Confident of Deliver Successful ISSF World Cup in New Delhi in Covid Times

The national executive meeting of the Shiv Sena on Saturday passed six resolutions giving absolute rights to Maharashtra Chief Minister and party president Uddhav Thackeray to take action against the rebels to bring the revolt within party under control. The meeting was called in the wake of Sena MLA Eknath Shinde’s rebellion, which has not only destabilised the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in the State but also poses a risk of the Thackerays losing control of the party. The executive meeting was meant to reaffirm Mr. Thackeray’s control on the party organisation as before. It also passed a resolution barring any other individual or group from using the name of late Balasaheb Thackeray, the founder of the Shiv Sena. The party executive however did not remove Mr. Shinde from the ‘leader’ position within the organisation and all rights have been given to Mr. Thackeray to decide on the same. It has written a letter to the Election Commission of India (ECI) informing that the … [Read more...] about Maharashtra political turmoil updates | June 25, 2022

The ongoing political crisis following a revolt by the ruling Shiv Sena’s second-in-command Eknath Shinde is now spilling on to the streets. Fearing violent retaliation by Sena workers, all 38 party MLAs stationed in Guwahati wrote to Assam’s Chief Minister, Home Minister and Director General of Police on Saturday demanding police protection for their families and relatives. Also Read Maharashtra political turmoil updates | June 25, 2022 The letter signed by the 38 MLAs said the security provided to them at their residences as well as to their family members as per protocol had been illegally and unlawfully withdrawn, as an act of revenge. “Needless to mention, this sinister move is another attempt to break our resolve and arm twist us to give into demands of the MVA government comprising NCP and INC goons.” The letter comes in the wake attacks and vandalism at the offices of the rebel MLAs. In Pune, Sena workers vandalised the office of Tanaji Sawant. Another … [Read more...] about Ban orders in Mumbai as MLA offices attacked

Four firefighters were hospitalised after most of them complained of breathing trouble during an operation to douse a fire that broke out at a cafeteria of a multiplex inside a mall in Maharashtra’s Thane city, civic officials said on Sunday. The incident occurred during the intervening night of Saturday and Sunday, they said. Chief of the Thane civic body’s Regional Disaster Management Cell, Avinash Sawant, said the fire broke out at the cafeteria of the multiplex located on the third floor of the building around 11.20 pm on Saturday. “The fire spread to the adjoining area and panic spread in the multiplex, where the spectators rushed out to safety. Two fire engines along with the teams of fire brigade and the RDMC reached the spot and began the firefighting operation. The fire was finally doused after nearly five hours,” he said, adding that some nearby shops suffered major damages. During the operation, three firefighters complained of breathing problem, while another one … [Read more...] about Maharashtra: Four Firefighters Hospitalised After Blaze at Multiplex Cafetaria

When Ustad Lachchman Singh Seen, a Himachali Rajput, passed away recently, he was identified more with Punjab and the tabla, since he was the last celebrated disciple of Punjab gharana doyen, Ustad Mian Qadir Baksh. Lachchman Singh received extensive training in Lahore, before returning to his home in Jammu after Partition. Shortly after, Jalandhar became his home. Though he was primarily known as an exponent of the tabla, Lachchman Singh had also trained in sitar, in Jammu, and remained deeply connected with the instrument, teaching at the famous Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya in Jalandhar . Punjab was a centre of music in those days. Says Purnima Beri, who has been organising the 146-year-old Harivallabh Sangeet Sammelan , “I remember hearing from my father Balbir Singh Mehta, (who was closely associated with music, and both the premier festivals in Punjab, Harivallabh as well as the 107-year-old Lakshminarayan Sabha in Amritsar) that if there was ever a ‘baithak’ anywhere, … [Read more...] about Tribute to Ustad Lachchman Singh Seen, a pillar of the Punjab gharana