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Fuel rates on November 27: Check how much you have to pay for petrol and diesel prices in your city

Prior to the tax cuts, petrol and diesel prices had risen by more than Rs 26 per litre since January 1, 2021. Check fuel prices on November 27.

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The prices of petrol and diesel remain constant for the 23rd consecutive day on November 27th. The fuel rates have remained steady after the Central government had slashed excise duty on fuels resulting in a sharp decline in petrol and diesel prices.

The government has cut Rs 5 per litre on petrol and Rs 10 per litre on diesel, making it the major move in the last 3 years. This has come as a relief for the people battered by record-high retail fuel prices.

Mumbai remains at the top for the highest petrol price among the four metro cities. The petrol in Mumbai is priced at Rs 109.98 a litre whereas the petrol price in Chennai costs Rs 101.40, the lowest amongst the four metro cities.

The petrol costs Rs 103.97 a litre in the national capital while the rate of diesel was Rs 86.67 per litre.

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Following are the prices of diesel and petrol in a few metros and Tier-II cities in the country:

  1. Mumbai

Petrol – Rs 109.98 per litre, Diesel – Rs 94.14 per litre

  1. Delhi

Petrol – Rs 103.97 per litre, Diesel – Rs 86.67 per litre

  1. Chennai

Petrol – Rs 101.40 per litre, Diesel – Rs 91.43 per litre

  1. Kolkata

Petrol – Rs 104.67 per litre, Diesel – Rs 89.79 per litre

  1. Bhopal

Petrol – Rs 107.23 per litre, Diesel – Rs 90.87 per litre

  1. Hyderabad

Petrol – Rs 108.20 per litre, Diesel – Rs 94.62 per litre

  1. Bengaluru

Petrol – Rs 100.58 per litre, Diesel – Rs 85.01 per litre

  1. Guwahati

Petrol – Rs 94.58 per litre, Diesel – Rs 81.29 per litre

  1. Lucknow

Petrol – Rs 95.28 per litre, Diesel – Rs 86.80 per litre

  1. Gandhinagar

Petrol – Rs 95.35 per litre, Diesel – Rs 89.33 per litre

  1. Thiruvananthapuram

Petrol – Rs 106.36 per litre, Diesel – Rs 93.47 per litre

Prior to the tax cuts, petrol and diesel prices had risen by more than Rs 26 per litre since January 1, 2021. Between March 2020 and May 2020, the excise tax on petrol and diesel was hiked by Rs 13 and Rs 16 per litre, respectively, and was at a high of Rs 31.8 on diesel and Rs 32.9 on petrol when the Centre decided to cut duty.

Bihar news

Mokama shootout case: Former Bihar MLA Anant Singh surrenders, sent to jail

Singh’s supporters retaliated to the initial attack, leading to the intense exchange of gunfire that gripped the area. The incident underscores the deep-seated power struggles and lawlessness that persist in certain parts of Bihar.

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Former Bihar MLA Anant Singh surrendered to a Barh court on Friday, facing charges related to a shootout on the outskirts of Patna. The incident, which occurred Wednesday evening, involved an alleged attack on Singh’s convoy by the notorious Sonu-Monu gang. The ensuing exchange of gunfire, according to eyewitness accounts, involved a significant volume of shots – estimates ranging from 60 to 70 rounds, though police reported a lower figure of 16-17.

Remarkably, Singh escaped unharmed. Following his surrender, he was remanded to Beur jail. Patna Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Awkash Kumar confirmed the surrender and the filing of three separate FIRs concerning the incident.

The shootout unfolded amidst a backdrop of escalating tensions in Mokama, a region with a history of violent crime and political rivalry. The involvement of the Sonu-Monu gang, known for its criminal activities, added a layer of complexity to the already volatile situation.

Singh’s supporters retaliated to the initial attack, leading to the intense exchange of gunfire that gripped the area. The incident underscores the deep-seated power struggles and lawlessness that persist in certain parts of Bihar.

Adding to the escalating tension, another shooting incident was reported on Friday in Hamza village, under the jurisdiction of Panchmahal police station in Mokama. Three spent cartridges were found near Mukesh Singh’s house, prompting an immediate investigation.

Senior police officials were deployed to the scene to assess the situation and gather evidence. The timing and location of this second incident suggest a possible connection to the previous day’s events, raising concerns about further escalation of violence.

Police have apprehended two suspects, Sonu and Roushan, in connection with Wednesday’s shooting. Investigations suggest that the Sonu-Monu gang specifically targeted Mukesh Singh, a former associate of the gang who had allegedly sought protection and assistance from Anant Singh. This suggests a complex network of allegiances and betrayals within the criminal underworld of Mokama.

Anant Singh, a controversial figure with a history of both political success and criminal accusations, has been a prominent figure in Mokama’s political landscape for years. His past includes a conviction in 2020 related to the recovery of an AK-47 rifle and other weapons from his ancestral home, resulting in his disqualification from the assembly.

However, he was acquitted of these charges in August 2024. His wife, a former MLA, recently shifted her political allegiance from the RJD to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s JD(U), further complicating the political dynamics of the region.

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Bollywood news

FIR filed against Shreyas Talpade, Alok Nath, 11 others in cheating case in Haryana

The case has sent ripples through the Bollywood industry, casting a shadow over the careers of both actors. While the details of their alleged involvement remain under investigation, the allegations raise serious questions about their conduct and potential complicity in a scheme that defrauded numerous investors.

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Bollywood actors Shreyas Talpade and Alok Nath find themselves embroiled in a significant legal controversy, named as accused in a cheating and breach of trust case registered at the Murthal police station in Sonipat, Haryana.

The First Information Report (FIR), filed on January 22, lists the two prominent actors among thirteen individuals charged under Sections 316 (2), 318 (2), and 318 (4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. These charges encompass criminal breach of trust, cheating, and the fraudulent transfer of property.

The complainant, Sonipat resident Vipul Antil, levelled accusations against the Human Welfare Credit Cooperative Society, registered in Indore under the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act of 2002. Antil alleges that the society, active across multiple states, including Haryana, since September 16th, 2016, lured investors with promises of exorbitant returns on fixed deposits (FDs) and recurring deposits (RDs).

The society employed a multi-level marketing strategy, incentivizing agents to recruit additional investors, creating a pyramid scheme structure that ultimately led to widespread financial losses.

Ajeet Singh, the Additional Commissioner of Police (ACP) in Murthal, confirmed the inclusion of Talpade and Nath’s names in the list of accused, based on statements provided by the complainant. Singh clarified that the primary focus of the investigation remains the alleged fraudulent activities of the cooperative society, and the police are currently working to determine the specific roles, if any, played by Talpade and Nath in the alleged scheme. The investigation will delve into the extent of their involvement and whether they directly benefited from the alleged fraudulent activities.

The case has sent ripples through the Bollywood industry, casting a shadow over the careers of both actors. While the details of their alleged involvement remain under investigation, the allegations raise serious questions about their conduct and potential complicity in a scheme that defrauded numerous investors.

Shreyas Talpade’s most recent cinematic appearance was in Kangana Ranaut’s directorial debut, Emergency, a historical drama set during India’s tumultuous Emergency period from 1975 to 1977. Alok Nath, a veteran Bollywood actor, boasts a prolific career spanning over three decades and encompassing over 300 films, establishing him as a familiar face in Indian cinema. The unfolding investigation will determine the extent of their involvement in this complex financial crime and the consequences they may face.

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BPSC results out: Aspirants react as controversy, protests over paper leak persist

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BPSC aspirants ask Prashant Kishore to step back from protest site, political strategist-turned-politician responds

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) declared the results for the 70th Combined Competitive Exam (CCE) on January 23, 2025. In the hours following the announcement, reactions to the results and the subsequent developments have continued to unfold, with protests, legal challenges, and debates surrounding the exam process showing no sign of abating.

21,581 candidates clear, but tension persists

While 21,581 candidates cleared the preliminary exam, questions remain about the legitimacy of the results. Legal challenges have already been initiated, with petitions filed in the Patna High Court questioning the integrity of the examination process, particularly regarding the status of those who were debarred due to alleged malpractice. The court’s involvement could still alter the final list of successful candidates.

Political impact and ongoing reactions

The protests have also drawn political figures into the fray. Prashant Kishor, leader of the Jan Suraj Party, joined the demonstrations and went on an indefinite hunger strike starting January 2, showing solidarity with the aspirants. His involvement and calls for action have added a political dimension to the controversy, which is now under the scrutiny of Bihar’s government.

Bihar Governor Arif Mohammad Khan recently met with a delegation of aspirants to hear their grievances and assured them that steps would be taken to address their concerns. The Governor also appealed to Prashant Kishor to end his fast, citing health concerns.

Looking ahead: What’s next for the 21,581 pass candidates?

For the candidates who have successfully passed the prelims, the main examination is the next step. However, the future of the recruitment process remains uncertain, with protests, petitions, and public calls for reforms still ongoing. The uncertainty surrounding the exam’s integrity and the lack of clarity on future steps means that the exam’s aftermath will likely continue to dominate discussions.

As the BPSC navigates the fallout from this highly contentious exam, it faces increasing pressure to restore public trust and ensure that future recruitment processes are conducted with the highest standards of fairness and transparency.

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Fuel rates on November 27: Check how much you have to pay for petrol and diesel prices in your city

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The prices of petrol and diesel remain constant for the 23rd consecutive day on November 27th. The fuel rates have remained steady after the Central government had slashed excise duty on fuels resulting in a sharp decline in petrol and diesel prices.

The government has cut Rs 5 per litre on petrol and Rs 10 per litre on diesel, making it the major move in the last 3 years. This has come as a relief for the people battered by record-high retail fuel prices.

Mumbai remains at the top for the highest petrol price among the four metro cities. The petrol in Mumbai is priced at Rs 109.98 a litre whereas the petrol price in Chennai costs Rs 101.40, the lowest amongst the four metro cities.

The petrol costs Rs 103.97 a litre in the national capital while the rate of diesel was Rs 86.67 per litre.

Following are the prices of diesel and petrol in a few metros and Tier-II cities in the country:

  1. Mumbai

Petrol – Rs 109.98 per litre, Diesel – Rs 94.14 per litre

  1. Delhi

Petrol – Rs 103.97 per litre, Diesel – Rs 86.67 per litre

  1. Chennai

Petrol – Rs 101.40 per litre, Diesel – Rs 91.43 per litre

  1. Kolkata

Petrol – Rs 104.67 per litre, Diesel – Rs 89.79 per litre

  1. Bhopal

Petrol – Rs 107.23 per litre, Diesel – Rs 90.87 per litre

  1. Hyderabad

Petrol – Rs 108.20 per litre, Diesel – Rs 94.62 per litre

  1. Bengaluru

Petrol – Rs 100.58 per litre, Diesel – Rs 85.01 per litre

  1. Guwahati

Petrol – Rs 94.58 per litre, Diesel – Rs 81.29 per litre

  1. Lucknow

Petrol – Rs 95.28 per litre, Diesel – Rs 86.80 per litre

  1. Gandhinagar

Petrol – Rs 95.35 per litre, Diesel – Rs 89.33 per litre

  1. Thiruvananthapuram

Petrol – Rs 106.36 per litre, Diesel – Rs 93.47 per litre

Prior to the tax cuts, petrol and diesel prices had risen by more than Rs 26 per litre since January 1, 2021. Between March 2020 and May 2020, the excise tax on petrol and diesel was hiked by Rs 13 and Rs 16 per litre, respectively, and was at a high of Rs 31.8 on diesel and Rs 32.9 on petrol when the Centre decided to cut duty.

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Entertainment

Rashmika Mandanna expresses hapiness over playing the role of Maharani Yesubai in Chhaavaa, says now ready to retire

With its impressive cast, stunning visuals, and compelling narrative of a powerful historical period, Chhaava promises a cinematic experience that will resonate with audiences.

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Rashmika Mandanna takes on the monumental role of Maratha queen Yesubai Bhonsale in the highly anticipated historical drama Chhaava, sharing the screen with Vicky Kaushal, who portrays Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The film’s grand trailer launch on January 22 at Mumbai’s iconic Plaza Theatre showcased the cinematic spectacle to come, leaving Mandanna herself visibly moved.

Overwhelmed by the opportunity, Mandanna expressed her profound gratitude and jokingly declared her readiness for retirement after this career-defining role. “It is an honour. From a girl coming from the South to play Maharani Yesubai is the most privileged and special thing I could ask for in this lifetime,” she shared, her voice thick with emotion.

The weight of portraying such a significant historical figure was palpable, as she confessed the trailer itself brought her to tears. “I tell Laxman sir that after this, I am happy to retire,” she added, highlighting the immense responsibility and impact of the role. Her admiration for Kaushal was also evident, describing him simply as “God” in his portrayal of Shivaji Maharaj.

The journey to embodying Yesubai Bhonsale was one of both excitement and apprehension. Mandanna recounted her initial shock at director Laxman Utekar’s offer, questioning how he could even consider her for such a pivotal part. “I remember being absolutely shocked how did Laxman sir even think of giving me a role like this to play? I just surrendered,” she explained.

The challenge was further amplified by the lack of direct references for portraying such a majestic and influential historical personality. She emphasized the importance of surrendering to the director’s vision and the rigorous preparation involved, particularly mastering the nuances of the language. Extensive rehearsals and unwavering dedication were key to bringing the character to life, she stressed.

Chhaava, a Maddock Films production with music composed by the legendary A.R. Rahman, boasts an ensemble cast including Ashutosh Rana, Divya Dutta, Neil Bhoopalam, Santosh Juvekar, and Pradeep Rawat. The film is slated to hit theatres on February 14th, 2025, a strategic release timed to precede Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti on February 19th.

With its impressive cast, stunning visuals, and compelling narrative of a powerful historical period, Chhaava promises a cinematic experience that will resonate with audiences.

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Mamta Kulkarni quits acting to join Kinnar Akhara, takes sanyaas at Mahakumbh, gets new name

Kulkarni herself expressed immense joy at participating in the Mahakumbh, emphasizing the profound spiritual significance of the event. Tripathi, in his confirmation of the appointment, stated that the Kinnar Akhara doesn’t restrict its members’ artistic expression, allowing Kulkarni the freedom to pursue devotional roles if she chooses.

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Mamta Kulkarni, a prominent Bollywood actress of the 1990s, has embarked on a transformative journey, embracing a new life as a Sadhvi (Hindu ascetic) and assuming the esteemed position of Mahamandaleshwar within the Kinnar Akhara, a monastic order dedicated to the transgender community.

This significant shift in her life culminated on Friday at the Mahakumbh Mela, a massive Hindu pilgrimage. There, she officially took sanyaas (renunciation), receiving blessings from Acharya Mahamandaleshwar Dr. Lakshmi Narayan Tripathi following a detailed hour-long discussion about her spiritual path and commitment.

Now known as Shri Yamai Mamta Nandgiri, she is readily identifiable in her adopted saffron robes and Rudraksha garland. Videos circulating on social media platforms vividly capture her in this new spiritual guise, reflecting her complete transformation. The transition wasn’t sudden; according to Tripathi, Kulkarni had been in close contact with the Kinnar Akhara for a year and a half, signifying a period of contemplation and preparation before this public declaration.

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The appointment, however, has been shrouded in a degree of secrecy by the Kinnar Akhara. Following the ceremony, Kulkarni and Tripathi met with Ravindra Puri, the President of the All India Akhara Parishad, to discuss her views on religion and her integration into Akhara’s structure. Kulkarni shared her insights, drawing a parallel between her spiritual awakening and a story from the Ramayana, showcasing her understanding of Hindu scriptures.

Kulkarni herself expressed immense joy at participating in the Mahakumbh, emphasizing the profound spiritual significance of the event. Tripathi, in his confirmation of the appointment, stated that the Kinnar Akhara doesn’t restrict its members’ artistic expression, allowing Kulkarni the freedom to pursue devotional roles if she chooses.

The Kinnar Akhara, established in 2015 by Tripathi, has been instrumental in promoting the inclusion and respect of the transgender community within mainstream Indian society. Kulkarni’s decision, viewed against this backdrop, underscores a profound spiritual shift and a commitment to social inclusion within a unique spiritual framework.

Her journey, from the bright lights of Bollywood to the serene path of a Sadhvi, is a compelling narrative of transformation and dedication to a higher purpose. Kulkarni’s past life as a successful actress, starring in films like Karan Arjun, Krantiveer, and China Gate, adds an intriguing dimension to this extraordinary life change.

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On camera, Korean Air passenger attempts to open emergency exit door mid-flight

The November incident involved a male passenger seated in a crew-only jumpseat, adding a layer of complexity to the situation. Reports indicate that he exhibited non-compliant behaviour, including verbal aggression and threatening gestures, before being restrained by the crew.

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A shocking video shared on X depicts a disturbing incident aboard a Korean Air flight: a passenger’s desperate attempt to open an emergency exit door mid-flight. The footage captures the raw fear and tension as the man struggles against the efforts of several flight attendants who bravely intervene to subdue him.

His actions caused immediate alarm among fellow passengers, many of whom likely feared for their lives as the man’s erratic behaviour threatened the safety of everyone on board. The video vividly portrays the chaotic scene: flight attendants rushing to the man, grappling with him, and finally managing to restrain him, preventing what could have been a catastrophic outcome. Their quick thinking and decisive action undoubtedly prevented a potential tragedy.

This incident underscores a concerning trend. It wasn’t an isolated event; on November 8th, another unruly passenger on a Korean Air flight from Bangkok to Seoul attempted a similar act, reaching for an emergency exit door approximately an hour into the five-and-a-half-hour journey. While details surrounding the Bangkok incident remain somewhat scant, it shared the chilling similarity of a passenger ignoring safety protocols and jeopardizing the safety of all on board.

The November incident involved a male passenger seated in a crew-only jumpseat, adding a layer of complexity to the situation. Reports indicate that he exhibited non-compliant behaviour, including verbal aggression and threatening gestures, before being restrained by the crew.

Both incidents highlight the crucial role of well-trained flight attendants in maintaining air safety. Their swift and decisive responses, in both the recently filmed incident and the November event, underscore the importance of comprehensive safety training and protocols for handling unruly passengers. Korean Air has confirmed both incidents, emphasizing the successful implementation of its safety procedures and reassuring the public that no one was harmed in either situation.

The airline reiterated its commitment to prioritizing passenger safety and maintaining strict adherence to all in-flight regulations. However, these incidents raise serious questions about passenger behaviour, potentially highlighting the need for improved screening procedures or strategies for identifying and managing potentially disruptive passengers before flights depart. The videos circulating online serve as stark reminders of the vulnerabilities inherent in air travel and the vital importance of both passenger responsibility and the professionalism of airline staff.

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