Author: The Chhattisgarh

The film ‘Saiyaara’ has garnered immense success, collecting over 500 crore rupees globally and proving to be a blockbuster. This romantic film has captivated audiences, particularly in an era largely focused on action movies. Rohan Sippy, son of the director of the classic film ‘Sholay,’ offered his insights on the film’s triumphant run. In an interview, Rohan Sippy addressed ‘Saiyaara’s’ triumph, especially considering the industry’s shift towards action-oriented content. He recalled William Goldman’s famous quote, highlighting the unpredictability of success in Hollywood. He then praised the producers of ‘Saiyaara’ for taking a chance on new talent, including lead actors Ahaan…

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The IPL 2026 trade window is generating considerable buzz as teams prepare for roster adjustments following the 2025 season. Franchises like Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), which struggled last season, are poised to make significant changes. Ravichandran Ashwin, the renowned CSK spinner, has provided his perspective on the upcoming mini-auction. On his YouTube channel, Ash Ki Baat, Ashwin forecasts that overseas players will be highly sought after. Ashwin suggests that securing top-tier Indian players will be difficult, with few new Indian players likely to emerge. He expects foreign players to attract the highest bids, specifically foreign…

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Citroen has launched the C3X SUV in India, targeting the Tata Punch, Renault Kiger, and Nissan Magnite. The vehicle starts at ₹7.91 lakh ex-showroom. This launch is part of Citroen’s strategy to increase sales. The C3X is based on the standard Citroen C3, but offers more features and is marketed as an SUV, unlike the C3, which was positioned as a ‘hatch with a twist’. The C3X is available at a starting price of ₹7.91 lakh ex-showroom for the naturally aspirated manual variant, and the price goes up to ₹9.89 lakh ex-showroom for the turbo automatic version. Customers can add…

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The Chhattisgarh Waqf Board has mandated the hoisting of the Indian tricolor flag in all mosques, dargahs, and madrasas across the state for Independence Day celebrations. The directive, issued in anticipation of the 78th Independence Day on August 15th, requires all religious institutions under the board’s purview to prominently display the national flag. The board has communicated this instruction to all Mutawallis, emphasizing the importance of a respectful flag hoisting ceremony, followed by the national anthem. Dr. Salim Raj, the Waqf Board President, highlighted the decision’s aim to reinforce the values of national unity, communal harmony, and fraternity within the…

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The Indian Air Force is set to receive a significant upgrade, enhancing its combat capabilities. The Ministry of Defence has approved a major defense procurement plan worth $7.64 billion, which includes the acquisition of 110 BrahMos-A air-launched supersonic cruise missiles and 87 heavy drones. This acquisition will significantly increase India’s air strike capabilities and strategic influence. The BrahMos-A missile was recently used in combat during Operation Sindoor, successfully targeting and disabling critical airbases and runways of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). This successful operation showcased the missile’s ability to strike deep within enemy territory, irrespective of the conditions. Understanding BrahMos-A…

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The UK government has broadened the scope of its ‘Deport Now, Appeal Later’ policy, incorporating India and 22 other countries. This policy allows for the immediate deportation of foreign offenders following sentencing, bypassing the need to wait for appeal hearings within UK courts. The UK Home Office indicated that the scheme has nearly tripled, growing from eight to 23 countries. This initiative is a component of wider measures to control increasing migration and tackle delays in removing convicted criminals. Under this scheme, foreign nationals from the listed countries will be deported immediately after sentencing. Appeals will be conducted remotely through…

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Raipur, August 12, 2025/ The school-teacher rationalization policy implemented under the direction of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai is playing an important role in improving the quality of education in the state’s schools. Under this policy, teachers are being appointed by balancing additional and vacant posts, due to which students in remote areas are also benefiting from regular and quality education. Shaskiya Poorva Madhyamik Shala of Korkoma, a forest area of ​​Korba district, where 319 students are studying, is a clear example of this. Earlier, the studies of the students were disrupted due to the lack of teachers here…

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*Life Shines from the Sun’s Home on the Roof: Joy of Savings, Light of the Environment’* *’Relief from electricity bills and a commitment to a clean future for future generations’* Raipur, August 12, 2025/ The ambitious Pradhan Mantri Suryaghar Muft Bijli Yojana being run by the Government of India towards environmental protection and energy self-reliance is now reaching every locality and settlement of Korba district. This scheme has not only provided huge savings in people’s electricity bills, but has also made an important contribution to the protection of the environment through clean energy. Mr. Shankar Puri, a resident of Housing…

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Raipur, August 12, 2025 / The Pradhan Mantri Suryaghar Yojana, run by the government, is now becoming a ray of hope in the lives of the common people in rural areas as well. In this sequence, Akat Ram Dhruv, a resident of Village Nawagaon Venkat of Vikaskhand Lormi, has taken advantage of this scheme and installed a solar panel on the roof of his house. Now, he is free from the burden of monthly electricity bills, and is fulfilling the electricity needs of his home with his own solar energy. Shri Akat Ram Dhruv said that earlier the electricity supply…

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Raipur, August 11, 2025/ Governor Shri Ramen Deka has urged the youth to use digital technology for innovation and creativity but avoid dependence on it. Addressing a one-day workshop on digital mental health organized at Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University Raipur on Monday, he said that after Covid-19, digital media has made education, work and relationships easier but it has also increased problems like stress, anxiety and depression. Mental health can be strengthened only by adopting yoga, meditation and a balanced life. In the workshop, Vice Chancellors of various universities, principals of colleges, teachers, research scholars, intellectuals associated with social organizations…

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