The popular TV show 'Jhanak', produced by Leena Gangopadhyay, has been consistently performing well in terms of TRP ratings. However, the production house's new show for Colors, which was set to launch soon, has hit a roadblock as the channel is facing a shortage of desirable time slots. Media reports had suggested that Pranali Rathod and Dhruv Bhandari were to play the lead roles in the new show but with the delay, the casting remains uncertain. The channel has also postponed another show due to the lack of a good time slot, causing further delays in the launch of the new show. Fans will have to wait for further updates on this eagerly anticipated project.
President Donald Trump has raised eyebrows by hinting at a potential third term in office during a speech to House Republicans. However, as per the 22nd Amendment of the United States Constitution, a President can only hold office for two terms. If Trump wants to run again in 2028, he would have to scrap this provision, something that experts believe is unlikely to happen. Here's a closer look at the constitutional safeguards and the possibility of Trump running for a third term in the future.
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Choosing a health insurance plan can be confusing, especially with the complex and unfamiliar terms often involved. This has been exacerbated by reports of insurance companies and agents withholding crucial information in order to meet sales targets. As a customer, it's important to understand that health insurance is not just a product being sold, but a crucial protection against financial ruin. This guide provides tips and explains key terms to help you make informed decisions when picking the right policy for your needs.
Sidelined due to a side strain, Hazlewood remained hopeful for a third Test comeback and states that his recovery has been progressing well. While Australia has suffered in terms of bowling strength in the absence of Hazlewood during the ongoing Adelaide Test, his presence could have turned the tide in their favor. India has been skittled out for 180 in their first innings with Mitchell Starc achieving figures of 6/48.
A high-profile case has emerged in Bollywood as a complaint by producer Vashu Bhagnani has led a Mumbai court to direct the police to investigate director Ali Abbas Zafar and his associates for serious accusations of cheating and fraud. Bhagnani claims the trio, who were involved in the production of the upcoming film 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan', misrepresented expenses, breached contract terms, and embezzled large sums of money. The court has noted the gravity of the allegations and ordered a thorough interrogation, while Bhagnani has provided substantial evidence to support his claims.
The recent case of X objecting to the sale of its handle and accounts by the controversial website InfoWars raises questions about social media account ownership. X argues that its terms of service grant the company exclusive control over users' accounts, with users only having a license to use the services. This case brings to light the issue of whether users truly "own" their social media presence and highlights the importance of contracts and terms of service in determining account ownership.
Today's horoscope predicts a positive and fruitful day for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer signs. Aries can expect support from their family and a chance to visit a religious place together. Taurus will have a great day in terms of career and family life, while Gemini will experience financial stability and joy. Cancer will receive recognition and success in their job and business ventures. Overall, it's a fortunate day for these four zodiac signs.
The Supreme Court has rejected three petitions seeking to delete the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Preamble of the Constitution of India. The Court stated that the power to amend the Constitution extends to the Preamble and that the words were inserted in 1976 during a national emergency. The Court also clarified that the terms 'secular' and 'socialist' do not restrict economic policies and reflect the State's commitment to equality and welfare. The petitions were filed by former BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, advocate Ashwini Upadhyay, and Balram Singh.
The Supreme Court of India has rejected three petitions requesting the removal of the words 'secular' and 'socialist' from the Indian Constitution's Preamble. The Bench, headed by Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna, stated that the power of Parliament to amend the Constitution extends to the Preamble as well. The court also clarified that the terms 'secular' and 'socialist' are integral to the Constitution and do not restrict the government's economic policies or private initiatives.