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https://ift.tt/dluRo7f A disturbing video documenting three men catcalling and following a woman while she was walking to a temple in India has surfaced on social media. The incident has sparked significant outrage and debate regarding women's safety. Chiro, who is from Northeast India, shared the video on Instagram, opening up about the incident. She mentioned that the men assumed she didn't understand Hindi. She wrote, "They thought I didn't understand Hindi, and, to be honest, this is so f wrong but then also, these kinds of things are happening to me just because I look a little different." In the video, she's heard saying, "The weirdest species in the world would be Indian men when they see a girl walking alone. I'm on my way to the temple, and these guys have been catcalling me non-stop." The video shows three men following her, smiling, singing a Bollywood song loudly, and gesturing towards the camera. Despite being filmed, the three men ...

https://ift.tt/m9OFdQs For more than 30 years, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan have dominated Hindi cinema, maintaining a level of stardom rarely seen in the industry.  What's Happening While their names once guaranteed box-office success, audience expectations have shifted in recent years, with viewers becoming more selective about the content they consume. Actor Imran Khan believes this shift calls for introspection from senior stars. In a recent conversation with News18 , he spoke about how leading men inevitably age out of certain roles and need to adapt accordingly. "You cannot be playing the lead after a certain age," he said. Elaborating on his perspective, Imran explained, "As a leading man, actors also start to age out. There are certain years where you can work as a leading man, and then there comes an age where you are not able to play those roles. All three Khans are well into their 60s now. They have had 30 years of stardom, the likes of...

https://ift.tt/hQrUONf An on-duty police inspector was killed, and 13 others were injured when a giant Tsunami swing snapped mid-air and collapsed at the Surajkund Fair in Haryana's Faridabad on Saturday evening, police said. According to the police, approximately 15 people were riding the swing when it titled and came crashing onto the ground at around 6:15 pm. A senior official said the dead officer was identified as Inspector Jagdish Prasad of Palwal Police, who was on fair duty and was posted in the police lines, Palwal. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival. Prasad was set to retire in March. He tried to save people and showed great bravery, but in the process he received severe injuries to his face and head, the official said. Soon after the swing collapsed, the entire Mela ground was evacuated and District Magistrate Ayush Sinha led the rescue operations with other agencies and oversaw the shifting of the injured to hospital. A probe has...

https://ift.tt/LgwotOb A mild reprimand for arriving late for a Class 12 preliminary test triggered an outburst of anger in a student who allegedly slapped the woman invigilator, for "daring" to question his behaviour in Panchmahal district. Later, the student returned to the premises of the school with his father and a group of people, and allegedly threatened to harm the teacher who lives alone, police said. Amid an outrage after CCTV footage of the January 24 slapping incident went viral, police paraded the accused in public, an official said. Police Inspector Ankur Chaudhary, however, said the police "reconstructed" the crime to understand the sequence of events, leading to the incident which occurred on January 24 at S.J. Dave High School in Shehra town, Panchmahal district. An FIR was registered on February 3. The 18-year-old was subsequently arrested and produced in a court, which released him on bail on Friday, said Chaudhary. Police said the student, id...

https://ift.tt/BEDH9Jt A sub-contractor has been arrested after a biker fell to his death in a pool-sized pit dug by the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) in Janakpuri, officials said Saturday.  A probe revealed that the sub-contractor, Rajesh Prajapati, was allegedly alerted about the accident hours before police received information about it, but he failed to take any action, officials said. Twenty five-year-old Kamal Dhyani, a resident of Kailashpuri and an employee of a private bank, was returning home late Thursday night from his workplace in Rohini when he fell into the deep pit and died. His body, along with his motorcycle, was found inside the ditch the next morning. A family passing through the area the previous night had noticed that the victim had fallen into the pit. They immediately alerted a security guard deployed at the site.  The security guard informed a junior staff member the same night, stating that a person had fallen into the pit, police said. The junior staff ...

https://ift.tt/BcE92bJ European governments are stepping up military planning amid rising fears that Russia may move against NATO or European Union countries sooner than expected. Europe may not be fully prepared to respond to such a threat, a recent wargame has revealed. The Baltic states, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, are considered key risk areas.  The wargame, held in December by Germany's Die Welt newspaper and the German Wargaming Center at Helmut Schmidt University, simulated a Russian incursion into Lithuania in October 2026. It involved former senior German and NATO officials, lawmakers, and security experts. Wargames are designed to identify gaps, risks, and possible outcomes without real fighting. In the simulation, Russia used a claimed humanitarian crisis in its Kaliningrad exclave to justify taking over the Lithuanian city of Marijampole, a transport hub near the borders of Poland and Belarus. The narrative created enough uncertainty for the United States to av...