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- Director – Sameer Vidwans - Producer – Sajid Nadiadwala - Written by – Karan Shrikant Sharma - Cinematographer – Ayananka Bose - Editor - Charu Shree Roy - Starring – Kartik Aaryan, Kiara Advani, Gajraj Rao, Supriya Pathak, Siddharth Randeria, Anuradha Patel, Shikha Talsania , Rajpal Yadav. - Music by – Meet Bros, Anjjan Bhattacharya, Tanishk Bagchi, Manan Bhardwaj, Payal Dev, Roachak Kohli, Ali Sethi - Language – Hindi - Release Date – 29th June 2023 - Running Time – 144 minutes Satyaprem Ki Katha – Plots And Storyline Kartik Aaryan, the name reminds us of a boy-next-door character who is extremely sweet and goofy at times! Although the audiences have now associated the “Pyaar ka Punchnama” actor as the “sweet lover boy” of Bollywood, he has shown through some of his recent stints, such as “Freddy” that he is a versatile performer who is here to stay and rule the B'town. The actor is recently in the headlines for his new project with Sameer Vidwans, the much-awaited “Satyap

On July 11th, the Honourable Supreme Court went against the Modi Government's decision by annulling Enforcement Directorate Chief Sanjay Mishra's extension. The Supreme Court bench rendered Sanjay Mishra's tenure extension illegal because it went against their previous verdict. Sanjay Kumar Mishra's successive extensions got brought to the Court's attention through petitions moved by opposition leaders like Randeep Singh Surjewala, Jaya Thakur, Mahua Moitra, and others. The Supreme Court Bench headed by Justice B. R. Gavai held that Mishra could hold on to his office up to July 31st at most, during which the Modi Government must ensure a “smooth transition in the larger public interest."  The previous judgments by the Supreme Court on the matter Back in 2021, the Modi Government had, via the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) Act and the Delhi Special Police Establishment (DSPE) Act, made amendments to the necessary laws to safeguard the extension of the tenure

Usually, when an institution tries to evade criticism and accountability, they try to gag the voice of the dissenters by using numerous loopholes in the legal system. In India, however, where we get distinguished as the world's largest democracy, certain laws themselves are loopholes to reduce the credibility of the entire framework. One such law is the criminalization of "defamation’’ (मानहानि in Hindi). In the legal context, "defamation" is a term that gets used to penalise a group of people or an individual for deliberately slandering another person's (usually, a famous and respectable individual) or a community's reputation with the aim of personal benefit or to cause economic and social disadvantage to the concerned authority or individual.  While the Constitution of India enshrines the Right to Speech and Expression under Article 19, the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has two sections: 499 and 500, that limit the justifiable extent of the aforementioned funda

Japan is a land of opportunity for Indian startups. With a population of over 125 million, a strong economy, and a commitment to innovation, Japan is a market that Indian startups can't afford to ignore. With its position as the third-largest economy in the world, Japan presents a wealth of untapped potential for technology startups. Despite this, many Indian startups are hesitant to venture into the Japanese market. The challenges they perceive include the language barrier, cultural differences, and complex regulatory environment. However, armed with the proper knowledge and strategies, Indian startups can find immense success in Japan. Why Expand into Japan? - Size and Growth : The population is over 125 million people, and the economy is expected to grow by 2.5% in 2023. This means that there are a lot of potential customers for startups. - High Competition. High Demand: The Japanese market is renowned for its competitiveness. It means significant demand for innovative products

- Director - Oni Sen  - Series Creator - Gaurav Shukla - Cast - Arshad Warsi, Barun Sobti, Anupriya Goenka, Ridhi Dogra, Amey Wagh, Vishesh Bansal, Abhishek Chauhan, Gaurav Arora, Meiyang Chang, Atharva Vishwakarma, Barkha Bisht Sengupta - Available to watch on - Jio Cinema  - Run time - 8 episodes  The mythological drama series, Asur 2 premiered on 1st June, 2023 on the Jio Cinema platform. Asur 2 Story – “Asur” Is Back Again With His Lethal Plans To Wipe Off The Human Civilisation  “ Lagaav hi peeda ha i, karuna hi kroorata ha i, aur ant hi praarambh hai ”  We hear “Asur” aka Subh recite these very powerful lines a number of times in the thriller series. It translates to the meaning that attachment is pain, compassion is cruelty, and the end is the beginning. However, without emotions, attachment and compassion, humanity ceases to exist. And this is what our villain wants in this crime thriller series ! Asur aka Subh is back yet again with his notorious plans to destroy the world.  T

Prime Minister Modi made an unexpectant announcement. PM Modi, who appeared to be the poster boy for India's Amritkaal (a period to denote India's growth post-75 years of Independence), has coined a different term to replace the former. India need not crave any "Amrit" (Elixir) from the Government but keep battling the hardships of inflation and unemployment as their "Kartavya" (Duty). That's right, Indians have entered Kartavyakaal until 2047. In the 25 years to come, let us not whimper under the unnecessary pain and hardships for securing the basic amenities of life but convince ourselves that the Government is doing all it can (without any substantial proof for the same) to gift us "Achche Din."  Why expect the Government to deliver perfect governance? The onus is on us, the people of India, to pay taxes and still do more "Kartavya" to pay for the Netas' subsidised canteens and luxurious Bungalows. We must not demand answers

A public petitioner appealed before the Honorable Supreme Court, seeking its judicial activism on Enforcement Directorate (ED) Chief Sanjay Mishra's questionable tenure extension for the third time under the BJP Government.  The Supreme Court bench headed by Justice B.R. Gavai, Justice Vikram Nath, and Justice Sanjay Karol had to ask the Center's Solicitor General Tushar Mehta if the fated retirement of a senior bureaucrat would bring the entire agency's functioning to a pause. Yet, there was a mild apprehension in his answer to the question. Sanjay Mishra, the former Chief Commissioner of the Delhi Income Tax Department, was elected as the ED Chief in 2018 for two years. Amidst severe allegations posed by the Opposition Parties against his functioning with the agency, the Government gave the senior bureaucrat a one-year extension in 2020. An NGO sensed foul play and filed a petition before the Supreme Court, but it got ratified.  ED Chief Sanjay Kumar Mishra In November 20