Cauvery water row: Screening of CM Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ stopped across Karnataka | Hubballi News

The screening of Tamil films, including Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’ has been stopped across Karnataka. MANDYA: The screening of Tamil films, including Chief Minister Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’, has been suspended across Karnataka until further notice after protests over the Cauvery water-sharing dispute.The Karnataka Film Exhibitors Association announced the statewide suspension on Friday, a…

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Delhi riots: Former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, 4 others gets life term for IB officer Ankit Sharma’s murder | Delhi News

The Karkardooma court had convicted Tahir Hussain (left) and four others in the case earlier this month. NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Thursday sentenced former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and four thers to life imprisonment for the murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) official Ankit Sharma during the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots.The Karkardooma court had…

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Gavin Casalegno teases ‘surprises’ for fans in ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ film: ‘I’m excited to see people’s reaction’ |

Gavin Casalegno speaks about surprises in the upcoming ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty: The Movie.'(Image credits: Instagram) The intense debate between Team Conrad and Team Jeremiah ended with a stunning finale of ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty.’ However, author Jenny Han still has a few tricks up her sleeve for the upcoming film based on…

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Hooker Lips Flower: Looking exactly like deep red human lips, blooming only for a short time: Meet the rare rainforest flower ‘Hooker’s Lips’ that fools almost everyone

‘Hot Lips’ rainforest plant (Instagram) Not all flowers attract with their fragrance, some do that with their unusual appearance. Deep inside the rainforests of Central and South America grows a plant so unique that many people mistake it for an AI image. At first, it appears to be a pair of glossy crimson human lips…

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Twenty-four years before American women could vote, two Boston cousins used afternoon teas to fight the feather trade; about 900 women joined their boycott

L: Harriet Hemenway ; R: Great egret | Wikimedia Commons Long before American women won the right to vote, two Boston cousins proved they could still change national policy. In 1896, Harriet Hemenway and Minna Hall began inviting society women to afternoon teas, not to discuss fashion or politics, but to persuade them to stop…

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How a tiny South African fishing village solved its water crisis by turning seawater into drinking water using solar power | World News

In the small coastal village of Witsand, at the mouth of the Breede River in the Western Cape’s Overberg region, sits Africa’s first desalination plant powered entirely by solar energy. Witsand has a low-season population of only around 300 people, but that number swells to more than 3,000 during the busy summer tourist months, placing…

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