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National Award-winning writer Raam Mori discusses the adaptation of his novel 'Satyabhama' into the film 'Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart'. He shares insights on humanizing divine characters and the emotional storytelling, highlighting the joy of collaborating with Prakash Kapadia on the screenplay.

The first-ever Boat Festival at Iskcon Patna turned Adalatganj pond into a mesmerizing retreat of spirituality. Thousands of devotees came together for an exquisite celebration featuring a vibrant procession, aarti, and heartfelt offerings.

Esha Gupta has stepped in to dismiss rumours surrounding the health of spiritual leader Premanand Maharaj, assuring devotees that the revered Vrindavan-based guru is doing well and is currently resting in seclusion. Speculation about Premanand Maharaj's health had been circulating on social media after he reportedly suspended his regular padyatra and personal interactions with devotees. The rumours prompted concern among his followers across the country.

Hardik Gajjar's 'Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart' is captivating audiences, presenting Lord Krishna's epic saga through Satyabhama's eyes. The film, starring Siddharth Gupta, has garnered significant box office success, earning over Rs 20 crore net in India. Inspired by Raam Mori's novel, it explores Krishna's relationships and was recently made tax-free in Uttar Pradesh. Read on to know more in detail.

Jharkhand's ministerial committee is reviewing the inclusion of regional languages like Bhojpuri and Angika in the Teacher Eligibility Test. The panel has requested district-wise linguistic demographic data for teachers and students to decide on restoring these languages. This comes amid growing dissent within the ruling coalition over their exclusion from the examination framework.

Director Hardik Gajjar discusses the delicate portrayal of Radha-Krishna's Raas Leela in 'Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart'. He emphasized maintaining dignity while depicting divine romance, drawing inspiration from scriptures and poets like Vidyapati. The film, which has earned Rs 12.10 crore net, focuses on the emotional depth of Krishna's love, avoiding reinterpretation of mythology.

Devotional drama 'Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart' is drawing crowds, raking in over Rs 10 crore gross in six days. Starring Siddharth Gupta, the film, inspired by Raam Mori's novel, retells Lord Krishna's journey from Satyabhama's perspective. Praised for its grand visuals and sincere performances, it offers a compelling theatrical experience.

Siddharth Gupta is making waves as Lord Krishna in 'Krishnavataram Part 1: The Heart (Hridayam).' The film, released May 7, 2026, highlights Gupta's emotional depth and screen presence. His journey from engineering student to mythological lead, including earlier roles and a popular music video, has captivated audiences, making his performance a significant talking point.

A significant fire erupted at a scrap store in Visakhapatnam early Sunday morning, causing panic in the Autonagar locality. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as the incident occurred when the premises were empty. Firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours, with large quantities of plastic scrap consumed.

Lord Krishna's epic saga, 'Krishnavataram Part 1', has garnered significant attention, crossing Rs 8.5 crore gross on its opening Sunday. The film, narrating Krishna's life from Satyabhama's perspective, saw a remarkable 55.6% jump in collections on its fourth day, drawing audiences through positive word-of-mouth. Released on May 7, 2026, it's now tax-free in Uttar Pradesh.

Advait Pratap, currently embodying Balram in 'Mere Krishn', views mythological roles as a profound spiritual responsibility. He emphasizes the need for sincerity and devotion when portraying characters deeply cherished by audiences for generations.

In a heartwarming tribute, Tribhuvan School celebrated its founder's day by unveiling a stunning new hybrid rose named 'Tribhuvan.' Established in 2013, the school hosted a series of floral tributes and vibrant cultural performances to honor Tribhuvan Prasad Singh, a visionary ICS officer and passionate horticulturist.

After the introduction of a new state unit and sub-committees, the Jharkhand Congress found itself in hot water as internal conflicts surfaced. MLA Radha Krishna Kishore openly challenged the rise of 'dubious' figures within the party and expressed concern over the dismissal of a significant leader, suggesting nepotism might have influenced decisions in Bokaro.