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A Samajwadi Party leader in Chandauli has been brutally attacked inside her home. gargi Singh Patel alleges her business associate's family assaulted her with iron rods. She claims the attack was part of a political conspiracy to harm her career. CCTV footage reportedly captured the incident. Police are investigating the assault and the alleged political links.

Video Goes Viral; Case Lodged

Emma-tastic! Sai Pallavi embraced the spirit of spring by posting a heartwarming family reel that showcases her love for family and togetherness. Set to 'Hey There Delilah,' the video is a touching montage featuring her parents, grandparents, and sister, depicting beautiful moments shared during this vibrant season.

Director Praveen S Vijaay says his experience working as a co-director and dialogue writer on gargi helped him in staging the courtroom scenes.

Prime Video has officially announced that 'Matka King' will return for a second season following the breakout success of its debut chapter, which emerged as the platform's most-watched new scripted series in the last two years.

Over 1,000 VVPAT slips from the Noapara assembly constituency were found in a roadside drain near Madhyamgram, hours before vote counting. The incident, occurring in North 24 Parganas, has prompted an inquiry by the district magistrate and alerted the Election Commission. Candidates from major parties have demanded a thorough investigation into the security lapse.

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

BJP national president and Rajya Sabha member argues why all parties must rise above partisanship, and forge a consensus on the three bills being debated in Parliament

Filmmaker Nagraj Manjule explores long-form storytelling with his OTT debut ‘Matka King’, inspired by ‘Game of Thrones’. Set in 1960s Bombay, the series follows a cotton trader navigating ambition and power. Moving beyond his usual themes, Manjule embraces creative risks while drawing from personal memories to shape this layered narrative.

In a grand display of culture and empowerment, Kamala Nehru College unveiled Ullas 2026 under the banner 'Dharohar – The Heritage.' This two-day celebration spotlighted the remarkable strength of womanhood as a pillar of tradition

Young professionals and students in Delhi's student hubs are struggling with rising living costs due to the LPG crisis. Increased cylinder prices have forced many to pay more for meals, with some local eateries and mess facilities shutting down or raising prices, impacting their already stretched budgets.

Actor Vijay Varma drew parallels between his own arrival in Mumbai with limited possessions and his character Brij Bhatti in the upcoming series "Matka King." The series, set in 1960s Mumbai, follows Bhatti's rise as an enterprising cotton trader who creates a sensation with a new gambling system. Varma expressed his long-held dream of collaborating with director Nagraj Popatrao Manjule.

Actor Vijay Varma marked his 40th birthday with an intimate terrace celebration, sharing glimpses of his dance moves and cake-cutting. Despite it being a working birthday, he expressed gratitude for the wishes. The teaser for his upcoming drama, 'Matka King,' set in 1960s Bombay, was also unveiled, showcasing his role as a cotton trader who revolutionizes a gambling system.

Students of gargi College held a big campus protest on Monday against sexual harassment by hooligans during last week’s college fest. The matter echoed in Parliament too, prompting the principal to take cognisance of the complaints and file a police case, besides setting up a college-level probe.

Five days after the alleged harassment of girl students by hooligans during the gargi College fest, support poured in for them from different quarters. While college students themselves sat on a dharna at the arts quad on the premises from 10am to 2pm, the Delhi University Teachers’ Association (DUTA) came out in their support and issued a statement while demanding a safe campus. The Delhi University Students’ Union and the Krantikari Yuva Sangathan also demonstrated at the Arts Faculty on the North Campus.

Students of Delhi University’s gargi College called for a protest march on Monday after allegations of sexual assault and molestation during the college’s fest on February 6 went viral on social media.

Delhi University has issued an advisory to all principals to ensure the safety of women employees and students in the aftermath of the alleged molestation of students during a cultural festival at gargi College last week.

The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to entertain a plea seeking a CBI probe into the alleged molestation of students during a cultural festival at the all-woman gargi College here last week. A bench headed by Chief Justice SA Bobde asked lawyer ML Sharma, who mentioned the matter seeking urgent hearing, to move the Delhi high court with his plea.

Students of the all-women gargi College where a group of men broke into the institute during the 'Riverie' fest and allegedly groped, harassed and molested the attendees claimed that security officials just kept watching when the incident took place.

The initial report of gargi College’s fact-finding committee has found a gross lapse in the overall security of the fest that took place on February 6. The committee was formed by the college after students protested about cases of molestation and harassment.

Ten people were arrested on Wednesday in connection with the alleged molestation of students during a cultural festival at the all-women gargi College here last week, police said. Over 11 police teams were looking at the technical details available and also visiting various sites in NCR to identify the suspects and investigate the case, they said.

February 6 was a black day in the life of Esha, a third-year political science student at gargi College. She had walked in expecting to enjoy and dance to the tunes of singer Jubin Nautiyal, who was to perform at the annual fest “Reverie”. However, she and other students of the girls’ college were in for a rude surprise.

Gargi Pandit, who is currently prepping for a family-drama 'Panch Mehariya', shared a picture where she is seen striking a sultry pose in a multi-coloured saree.