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Video of elderly man’s rendition of Muhammed Rafi song wins the hearts internet users | Watch

The man can also be seen smiling as he sings and serenades the people sitting around him, the elderly man can also be seen scrolling through the i Pad kept on his lap to check match the lyrics of the song.

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A video of an 85-year-old man singing Mumhammed Rafi’s Pukarta Chala Hoon Main has taken over the internet by storm. The elderly man despite his age can be seen nailing the song despite his age.

In the video, the elderly man can be seen sitting down as he holds the mic in his hand and goes on to sing with the most soulful voice. The man can be seen singing passionately grooving as he sings the song into the mic.

The man can also be seen smiling as he sings and serenades the people sitting around him, the elderly man can also be seen scrolling through the i Pad kept on his lap to check match the lyrics of the song. However, the man’s soulful voice is the perfect one to sing the songs of the greats such as Muhammed Raffi.

Watch video here:

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After the video went viral, many users added their take on the elderly man’s sing and lauded him and his singing to be fabulous, implying that the singing prowess of the elderly man is unmatched and brilliant.

One user also wrote and praised the man and also called him to be young, implying that with such passion and soul, the elderly man can’t be old. The user also wished for god to bless the man.

One user wrote that the singing by the man was a delight for the ears, implying that the man’s voice was soulful and sweet to make anyone’s day. Another user wrote and said that it looks like Mahendra Kapoor was singing Muhammad Rafi song. The user also praised the elderly man for his amazing voice, diction and body language.

The user also wrote and said that the elderly man rocked the song with his beautiful voice. The user also wrote that watching the man’s singing made their day.
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Hooliganism will lose, Delhi will win: Arvind Kejriwal

With around 1.56 crore registered voters, this election is under close scrutiny, as it has the potential to shape Delhi’s governance moving forward.

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On Wednesday, AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal urged Delhi voters to recognize the crucial role of their votes in determining the city’s future. He stated, “Hooliganism will lose, and Delhi will win.”

In a message shared on X, Kejriwal emphasized, “Your vote is more than just a button; it is the cornerstone of a bright future for your children. It provides an opportunity for good schools, excellent healthcare, and a dignified life for every family.” His appeal coincided with the start of voting for the Delhi assembly elections.

With around 1.56 crore registered voters, this election is under close scrutiny, as it has the potential to shape Delhi’s governance moving forward.

In his appeal, Kejriwal stressed the moral and political importance of the election, urging citizens to favour “truth, development, and honesty” instead of “politics of lies, hatred, and fear.” He encouraged voters not only to cast their own votes but also to motivate friends, family, and neighbours to do the same.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi joined in the call for voter engagement, characterizing the election as a struggle between good and evil. “This is a contest between hard work and hooliganism,” she stated, motivating citizens to vote for progress and “goodness.”

Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva also appealed to voters, asking them to support his party’s vision of a “clean, well-governed, and prosperous” Delhi under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. He urged citizens to vote for the BJP’s lotus symbol, highlighting the need to bolster the “double-engine government” for Delhi’s future development.

Congress candidate Sandeep Dikshit, running against Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency, called on Delhi residents to vote in large numbers to safeguard their rights.

As polling continues until 6 PM, the election is proving to be a tense affair, with the three major parties—AAP, BJP, and Congress—making their cases for leadership in the national capital.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took to X to say, “Every vote for Congress will protect your rights, strengthen the Constitution, and set Delhi back on the path of progress.” He added, “While voting, remember who is accountable for polluted air, dirty water, and broken roads. Who perpetrated the biggest scam in Delhi while claiming to advocate clean politics?”

Polling is taking place at 13,766 stations across Delhi’s 70 assembly constituencies, determining the fate of 699 candidates, with results set to be announced on February 8.

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Delhi elections: President Murmu, Rahul Gandhi, CM Atishi cast votes

Polling began at 7 a.m. across 13,766 stations in the national capital, with 1.56 crore eligible voters set to decide the fate of 699 candidates contesting across 70 assembly constituencies.

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Voting for the Delhi Assembly elections commenced on Wednesday, with prominent political leaders, including President Droupadi Murmu, Union Ministers S. Jaishankar and Hardeep Singh Puri, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, and Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, among the early voters.

Polling began at 7 a.m. across 13,766 stations in the national capital, with 1.56 crore eligible voters set to decide the fate of 699 candidates contesting across 70 assembly constituencies.

Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, AAP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva, Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora, and Chief Electoral Officer R. Alice Vaz were also among the early voters.

After casting his vote, LG Saxena described the election as a “festival of democracy” and urged all Delhi residents to participate actively. “Today is a day of duty, not a holiday,” he emphasized.

Union Minister S. Jaishankar, who voted early, remarked, “I have always been an early voter, a Delhi voter. The people are in a mood of change.”

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, the AAP candidate from Kalkaji, visited the Kalkaji temple to offer prayers before casting her vote. She framed the election as a “battle between good and evil, between work and hooliganism.”

Manish Sisodia, AAP candidate from Jangpura, echoed similar sentiments, stating, “I have cast my vote for a better Delhi and for a better life for its people. I appeal to voters to support better education, healthcare, and other essential facilities.”

The Delhi Assembly election witnessed a triangular contest between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Congress. While the AAP is aiming for a third consecutive term, the BJP and Congress are striving to regain their foothold in the capital.

Prominent candidates, including AAP’s Greater Kailash nominee Saurabh Bharadwaj, BJP’s Karawal Nagar candidate Kapil Mishra, and Congress’ New Delhi candidate Sandeep Dikshit, were among those who exercised their franchise early in the day.

With polling underway across the city, authorities have ensured tight security and smooth arrangements at all voting stations. The election results are scheduled to be announced on February 8, 2024.

As Delhiites turn out in large numbers to cast their votes, the election is being seen as a crucial test for the political parties vying for control of the capital. The outcome will not only shape Delhi’s future but also set the tone for the upcoming national elections.

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PM Modi marks presence at Maha Kumbh with sacred dip in Prayagraj

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PM modi holy dip at mahakumbh

Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the sacred rituals of the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj on Wednesday morning, taking a revered ‘holy dip’ at the Sangam, the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati rivers. Dressed in bright saffron, PM Modi joined millions of devotees who visit the site for spiritual purification during the ongoing event.

Before taking the ritual dip, the Prime Minister, accompanied by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, embarked on a boat tour of the Sangam, observing the grand gathering of pilgrims and the ongoing festivities.

The Maha Kumbh Mela, which is the world’s largest spiritual gathering, holds immense significance for Hindus, drawing millions of devotees from across India and the world. As part of his commitment to the preservation of India’s cultural and spiritual heritage, PM Modi has regularly participated in such events, reinforcing their importance on a global scale.

While the ritual is widely seen as a symbol of India’s rich spiritual traditions, some opposition leaders have raised concerns about the timing of the visit, given that it coincides with the ongoing Delhi elections.

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