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A reduction of 12,493 cases has been recorded in active cases in a span of 24 hours
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Twenty-nine children, including 14 girls, were awarded in six fields
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The BSF is tasked to guard the 198-km stretch of the India-Pakistan border in Jammu region
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Nadda said Punjab is a border state and security is a very important issue as far as assembly elections are concerned
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The plea, filed by ‘Global Peace Initiative’, came up for hearing before a bench comprising Justices A M Khanwilkar and C T Ravikumar
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S Jaishankar had extended an invitation to Bennett from Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Israel last year
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Panruti,
A woman in India cancel her wedding when her groom slapped her in front of everyone for dancing with his cousin.
According to India news outlets, the incident took place when the bride was dancing with the groom, but suddenly groom cousin hold bride’s hand and started dancing. They even placed their hands on each other’s shoulders.
According to reports, the groom annoyed and he pushed his cousin away from his bride.
Later on, when the bride climbed the stage to join her husband, he slapped her in front of everyone, the bride’s family claimed.
This slap Unable to tolerate the man’s behavior, the bride decides with her family and called the wedding off and refused to tie the knot with the man.
However, she found another man who came to attend the wedding and decide to marry him. Their wedding took place on the scheduled day and time, but at a different venue, the report added.
On the other hand, the rejected groom has filed a complaint for seeking compensation of 700,000 Indian Rupee, at the Panruti all-women police station. The amount was spent on the wedding arrangements.
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Web Desk:
According to CNN, as Covid-19 forces families across India to downsize or cancel their traditionally large-scale weddings, one couple has found a venue unaffected by restrictions: the Metaverse.
Dinesh Siva Kumar Padmavathi and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy from Tamil Nadu, where wedding gatherings are currently limited to 100 people, have invited 2,000 people to their virtual reception next month. And as self-professed Potter heads, or fans of Harry Potter, the pair have opted for a Hogwarts-themed party that guests can attend via their phones, tablets, or laptops.
Photo Courtesy: CNN/SP Dinesh “Because of the pandemic, a physical, real kind of reception is not possible with the huge number of people attending,” said Padmavathi, who goes by the name Dinesh SP, on the phone from the southern state’s capital of Chennai. “So, we decided: let’s make it in the Metaverse.”
The groom, a 24-year-old blockchain and cryptocurrency enthusiast, worked with start-up platform TardiVerse to create a castle-like digital space inspired by Hogwarts.
Photo Courtesy: CNN/TardiVerse The legal wedding ceremony will still take place physically in front of close friends and relatives in Ramaswamy’s village in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district, about 170 miles from Chennai.
But afterward, the couple will log on to join their reception, which is costing $2,016, approximately 150,000 Indian rupees to design, develop and host. The one-hour event will see the newlyweds virtually address their guests, who will be able to explore the castle and customize their avatars’ appearance and outfits.
As well as being able to invite guests who couldn’t otherwise attend, the couple said the digital celebration has another unique advantage: they can involve Ramaswamy’s late father in the proceedings.
“My father-in-law passed away last April,” Padmavathi said. “So, I’m creating a 3D avatar that looks similar to (him), and he will bless me and my fiancée. That’s something we can only do in the metaverse.”
Photo Courtesy: CNN?TardiVerse Padmavathi believes that his reception in the Metaverse will be the first-ever of its kind to be held in the country.
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Hindu Sena’ and Hindu Front for Justice, have moved the Supreme Court seeking to intervene as parties
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Schools across the state were closed in the first week of January due to a spike in the coronavirus cases
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Seating blocks will open for visitors at 7 am, Delhi Police tweeted, requesting them to arrive accordingly
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An increase of 62,130 cases has been recorded in the active caseload in a span of 24 hours
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The minimum temperature in the city was recorded at 10.5 degrees Celsius at 7 am today
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Mamata, however, reminded the ruling BJP that mere installation of a statue would not ‘end responsibility’
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In at least 15 Assembly seats, the BJP leadership is facing protests over ticket distribution
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The 28 feet-by-6 feet hologram statue is powered by a 30,000 lumens 4KW projector
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Web desk,
Sania Mirza, wife of former Pakistan cricket captain Shoaib Malik and Indian former doubles world number one said on Wednesday that she will retire from tennis at the end of this season with continuous injuries.
35-year-old, Mirza regarded her country with greatest women’s tennis player. Sania ousted from Australian Open in the first round with her partner Nadiia Kichenok of Ukraine.
Sania said that “I have decided this will be my last season. I’m taking it week by week, not sure if I can last the season, but I want to,” she told press in Melbourne, in comments later confirmed to News Agency by her father.
“I still feel I can play well, go deep into tournaments and all that. But beyond this season, I don’t see my body do it further. It’s beat.”
Mirza, who has won six Grand Slam doubles titles, is paired with America’s Rajeev Ram in the mixed doubles at the Australian Open. They play on Thursday in the first round.
She last won a women’s doubles title at the Ostrava Open in September, with China’s Zhang Shuai.
But Mirza admits that injuries and a young family badly affected her career.
“I do feel my recovery is taking longer, I’m putting my three-year-old son at risk by travelling so much with him, that’s something I have to take into account. I think my body is wearing down,” she said.
“My knee was really hurting today and I’m not saying that’s the reason we lost, but I do think that it is taking time to recover as I’m getting older.”
Mirza became the first Indian to win a WTA singles title, in 2005, in her hometown Hyderabad. She reached the fourth round of the US Open the same year and by 2007 was among the women’s top 30.
But a wrist injury caused her to concentrate on doubles, forging a partnership with Swiss great Martina Hingis which produced three Grand Slam titles.
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It seems unlikely that he will participate in Republic Day celebrations on Wednesday
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The Regulatory has issued a show-cause notice to the airport in case of serious violation of security rules at the airport
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Kejriwal alleged that whenever the BJP realises that it is losing, it unleashes all the central agencies on its opponents
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According to the analysis shared by IIT Madras, the R-value was recorded at 1.57 between January 14 and January 21
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‘Why I killed Gandhi’ which is set to release on Limelight OTT on January 30 – Gandhi’s death anniversary
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In his tweet, Gao had tagged Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and the Indian Army
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Before this, the capital recorded 79.7 mm of rainfall in 1989 and 73.7 mm in 1953, the IMD data showed
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It also said BA.2 lineage, an infectious sub-variant of Omicron, has been found in a substantial fraction in the country
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An increase of 73,840 cases has been recorded in the active COVID-19 caseload in a span of 24 hours
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This U-turn within a day by Priyanka has left the party cadres in the state confused regarding the position of the party
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It was alleged that an Arunachal youth was abducted by the PLA on Tuesday
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India has sought consular access to the 7 detained Indians even as Indian consular teams are coordinating with US & Canadian authorities
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EC gives nod for public meetings with a maximum of 500 people in the constituencies going to poll in the first two phases
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