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In Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Vaibhav Krishna announced that 13 FIRs have been filed against 140 social media accounts for spreading misleading information related to the ongoing Maha Kumbh festival. As of Sunday, over 8.773 million devotees have participated in the holy dip at the Triveni Sangam, with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reporting a total of 620 million visitors to the festival. Preparations for the upcoming Maha Shivratri on February 26, 2025, are underway, with authorities implementing extensive crowd control measures, particularly at Ayodhya Dham Railway Station. Deputy Superintendent of Police Yashwant Singh highlighted increased security, including more than 350 personnel and a holding area for passengers. Regular announcements are being made to manage train arrivals effectively, ensuring safety and smooth operations during the festival, which is expected to draw a significant influx of devotees. 
Published: Feb 24 2025, 9 ameznews.inShashi Tharoor, the Congress MP from Kerala, has signaled his willingness to part ways with the party amid controversy over his praise for the Left government's handling of the state's economy. Tharoor, who has been elected four times, criticized the absence of Congress representation on the upcoming Malayalam-language podcast 'Varthamanam', where he defended his right to express views on Kerala's development. His comments have drawn backlash from party members, particularly after he commended the CPM's policies and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's diplomatic efforts. Tharoor emphasized the need for Congress to broaden its appeal in Kerala, warning that without attracting new voters, the party risks remaining in opposition. He stated, "If the party wants me, I will be there; if not, I have my own things to do," highlighting his diverse engagements beyond politics.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 11 ameznews.inRescue efforts continue for eight individuals trapped in the Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel in Telangana, following a partial collapse two days ago. Telangana Minister Jupally Krishna Rao stated that the chances of survival are "very remote," particularly as the rescue site is heavily obstructed with muck and debris. A specialized team of rat miners, experienced in similar rescues, has joined the operation, although clearing the site is expected to take three to four days. The trapped individuals include two engineers, two operators, and four laborers from various states. Rao noted that the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) was severely displaced, complicating the rescue efforts. Despite ongoing attempts by the Indian Army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and other agencies, no contact has been made with the trapped individuals, raising concerns about their oxygen supply.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 11 ameznews.inShiv Sena leader Neelam Gorhe's allegations regarding the allotment of posts in the undivided Sena, claiming they were secured through corrupt practices, including gifting Mercedes cars, have sparked controversy at the 98th All India Marathi Literary Meet in Delhi. Uddhav Thackeray, head of the rival Sena (UBT), dismissed her comments as politically irrelevant and chose not to elaborate out of respect. In response, Gorhe clarified that her remarks were made in answer to a specific question. The allegations have drawn sharp criticism from Sena (UBT) members, including MP Sanjay Raut, who questioned the appropriateness of political discourse at a literary event. Raut also demanded accountability from the event's organizers, suggesting political pressure influenced the meeting. Protests by Sena (UBT) workers outside Gorhe's Pune residence further escalated tensions, with calls for her to apologize to Thackeray for her statements.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 10 ameznews.inA college in Hasanpur, Uttar Pradesh, transformed into a marriage hall on Sunday for a mass wedding ceremony that saw over 300 couples prepare for their nuptials. However, the event took a dramatic turn when Asma's in-laws interrupted the ceremony, revealing that she was already married and seeking a second marriage without a divorce. Asma, who married Noor Mohammad three years prior, had returned to her parents' home amid ongoing disputes, with their divorce case pending in court. Attracted by the benefits of a government-run mass wedding, including a cash incentive of Rs 35,000 for brides, Asma planned to marry her cousin, Jaber Ahmed, with whom she intended to share the government gifts and use the funds to buy buffaloes. Following the intervention of her father-in-law and the presentation of a marriage certificate, authorities filed a case against the couple for violating the scheme's regulations.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 10 ameznews.inIn a historic first for Kerlapenda village in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, residents participated in the electoral process for the first time since India's Independence during the third phase of voting on Sunday. Villagers expressed their excitement, with one stating, "I have voted for the first time," highlighting the significance of raising their demands to political leaders. This milestone follows a trend seen in the Bijapur district, where residents in insurgency-affected areas also engaged in the democratic process, overcoming challenging terrain to vote. Hundreds from five villages, including Sendra, travelled up to 70 kilometres to exercise their rights, demonstrating a commitment to development and rejecting violence. The participation in these elections reflects a growing confidence in democracy, as local residents seek basic facilities like employment, road connectivity, and electricity. Recent security operations have further weakened the influence of Maoist insurgents in the region, paving the way for this democratic engagement.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 9 ameznews.inKolkata Police are investigating the mysterious deaths of three family members, including a 14-year-old girl, found dead on February 19. The family, owners of a leather goods business, had accumulated significant debts while maintaining a lavish lifestyle, raising suspicions about the circumstances of their deaths. Police are set to detain Prasun De and Pranay Dey, the hospitalized husbands of the deceased women, who are suspected of murdering their wives—Romi and Sudeshna Dey—and Priyamvada Dey, before attempting suicide. Their suicide plan failed when their vehicle crashed, leading to their hospitalization. Autopsy reports have ruled out suicide, further implicating the brothers, especially as CCTV cameras in their home were mysteriously turned off on the day of the incident. Investigations reveal that despite their financial troubles, the brothers continued their extravagant living, which may have contributed to the tragic events.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 9 ameznews.inRescue teams in Telangana are urgently working to save eight workers trapped for over 48 hours in a collapsed tunnel behind the Srisailam dam. The tunnel, which is 44 kilometers long, collapsed on Saturday while workers were repairing a leak, leaving four labourers and four construction company employees stranded. State Minister Krishna Rao has warned that their chances of survival are low due to significant muck and water obstructing the rescue efforts. The Army, National Disaster Response Force, and Navy commandos are involved, with experts from the recent Uttarakhand Silkyara tunnel operation also assisting. Rescuers have reached within 100 meters of the trapped workers but face challenges from unstable tunnel walls and the need for additional equipment. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is closely monitoring the situation and has called for measures to drain water and provide oxygen as efforts continue. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged full support for the operation.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 9 ameznews.inThe Greater Chennai Police have arrested Gnanasekharan, a biryani vendor, in connection with the sexual assault of an engineering student at Anna University on December 23, 2024. Following his arrest, police discovered 100 sovereigns of gold and a luxury car, which Gnanasekharan reportedly purchased using proceeds from multiple thefts, including the robbery of seven houses in Pallikaranai. He allegedly sold stolen jewellery to finance his biryani business and extravagant lifestyle. Gnanasekharan is currently in custody after the Alandur court granted a three-day remand for further questioning. The case has ignited political controversy, with Tamil Nadu BJP president K. Annamalai protesting outside Gnanasekharan's residence, criticizing the police for allegedly leaking the victim's identity and failing to classify Gnanasekharan as a "rowdy," suggesting political connections to the ruling DMK party. Annamalai has announced a 48-day fast and a pilgrimage as part of his protest.
Published: Feb 24 2025, 7 ameznews.inNEW DELHI: Celebrated actor-director Rakesh Roshan has asserted that OTT platforms will not change Bollywood "forever," highlighting the industry's resilience through various challenges, including the pandemic. Speaking during NDTV's "India Through the Eyes of Its Icons" series, Roshan emphasized that while technology has impacted filmmaking, it has not fundamentally altered Bollywood, similar to the introduction of video in the past. He echoed writer Salim Khan's concerns about the industry's storytelling shortcomings, noting that effective "packaging" of stories is often lacking in contemporary films. Roshan praised the South Indian film industry for producing "wholesome" movies that resonate with audiences, attributing their success to a combination of engaging narratives and technological advancements. He concluded by reflecting on the future of filmmaking, suggesting that the industry could either evolve dramatically or return to its roots of larger-than-life cinema, currently overshadowed by a trend towards more realistic storytelling.
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