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High time for LGBTQ community to get justice: Zareen Khan

Mumbai, Jan 22 (ANI): While speaking to ANI in an exclusive interview on January 21, the Bollywood actress Zareen Khan spoke about her upcoming film. She said, "My next film is 'Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele' which is a beautiful human story about two individuals. The story of this movie is quite near to my heart as many of my friends belong to LGBTQ community." "I have seen their struggles as they can roam freely outside but can't tell about themselves to their families. It is high time that they should get justice," Zareen added. "We have expressed the storyline in a fun way with a strong message," the actress further stated.

Endangered wild species seized at Chennai airport

Chennai, Jan 22 (ANI): The endangered wild species were seized by Customs officials at Chennai International Airport. They seized Marmosets, Red-handed Tamarin, Tricolor Squirrels and Iguanas. Three persons are detained in this matter. These animals were smuggled from Bangkok. The seized primates, rodents and reptiles will be deported to Bangkok. Further investigation is underway

Google Pixelbook Go 'Not Pink' is now available

New Delhi, Jan 22 (ANI): Your wait for the 'Not Pink' version of the latest Google Pixelbook Go is finally over. The variant is now listed on the official Google Store alongside the previously available 'Just Black'. The option to choose 'Not Pink' is available from the 128GB storage model and onwards with prices starting at USD 849. Google announced the Pixelbook Go late last year but made only the 'Just Black' model available until now. The laptop offers up to 4K Ultra HD display, Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.

'Snowy' Dharamshala looked beautiful in cold weather

Dharamshala (Himachal Pradesh), Jan 22 (ANI): Himachal Pradesh's Dharamshala received fresh spell of snow. The city looked beautiful as covered with white blanket of snow. Tourists visited Dharamshala to enjoy the snowfall. The overall beauty of the city got increased due to snow at lakeside, on hills, on houses and also over the vehicles. The minimum temperature of Dharamshala is recorded at 4digree C.

Delhi elections: Strategic meeting organised in Delhi's BJP offic

New Delhi, Jan 22 (ANI): Ahead of Delhi assembly elections, strategic meeting was happened at BJP office in Delhi. After meeting Union Minister for Home Affairs, Amit Shah and BJP president, JP Nadda left the office. Union Minister for Environment Prakash Javadekar was also seen outside the BJP office. Delhi assembly elections will be held on February 08.

Study suggests medicinal cannabis may not treat sleep problems in long run

New Delhi, Jan 22 (ANI): A recent research has found that medical cannabis may not be able to help treat sleeping problems of people who have chronic pain over the long term. The study which was published in the journal BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care further suggested that this happens because frequent users might build up tolerance towards the sleep-inducing effects of cannabis and thus, it might become ineffective. Another study based on current evidence suggested that cannabinoids -the active chemicals in medicinal cannabis- do not have a role in cancer-related pain. Chronic pain is thought to affect between 19 percent and 37 percent of adults in the developed world and is often accompanied by sleep problems, including difficulty getting to (latency) and staying asleep, and waking up early. In the first study, researchers assessed the sleep quality and pain scores of 128 people who were being treated at a specialist pain clinic and found that 66 of them used medicinal cannabis t

Will provide safe drinking water to each JandK household by Dec 2021: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

Kathua (Jammu and Kashmir), Jan 21 (ANI): Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat addressed a 'Public Outreach Programme' in JandK's Kathua. Speaking to mediapersons, Shekhawat said, "With a budget of Rs 10,400 crore we're in the process of connecting 11 lakh houses of Jammu and Kashmir. We've kept the target of providing safe drinking water to every house by Dec 2021 and we'll surely achieve it."

Huts of 'illegal' immigrants razed in Bengaluru

Bengaluru, Jan 21 (ANI): Scores of slum dwellers were left homeless after their huts were razed in Bengaluru's Kariyammana Agrahara area, after it was claimed that the settlement belonged to illegal Bangaldeshi immigrants. The electricity and water supply have also been cut off. Locality mostly comprises of migrants from Assam, Tripura, and from North Karnataka. They were allegedly asked to vacate the land. According to the BBMP Mayor M Goutham Kumar, BBMP officials not demolished the huts. An assistant executive engineer gave the orders but he is unaware about who undertook the task. Recently, BJP MLA Arvind Limbavalli tweeted a video of shantytowns in Kariyammana Agrahara area, claiming that the settlement belongs to illegal Bangladeshi immigrants.

Watch: Vaishno Devi shrine receives fresh snowfall

Jammu, Jan 21 (ANI): High altitudes of Jammu received fresh snowfall on January 21. Mata Vaishno Devi shrine was covered in thick blanket of snow. Despite harsh weather, pilgrims continue to throng famous shrine.

CRPF personnel carry pregnant woman on cot for 6 km in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur

Bijapur (Chhattisgarh), Jan 21 (ANI): A team of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) carried a pregnant woman on a cot for at least 6 kilometer on January 21. CRPF personnel carried the woman through the jungles of village Padeda in district Bijapur to help her reach hospital. Villages in district lack adequate road connectivity.

Defence expert blames OBOR for mushrooming detention centers in Balochistan

Chandigarh, Jan 21 (ANI): Brig (Retd) Kuldeep Singh Kehlon on January 21 shared his views on detention camps being spotted in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa area. He said that Pakistan is working with China and detention camps are happening in Balochistan because of the One Belt One Road (OBOR). "Pakistan is working with China and it is happening in Balochistan because of the One Belt One Road (OBOR) which passes through balochistan. Balochistan Liberation Army has been apposing because there are natural resources and they know that the army will destroy the freedom, struggle, so now they have adopted these detention camps similar on the lines of the Beijing," said defence expert retired brigadier Kuldeep Singh Kehlon. According to government sources, Pakistan is running dozens of 'deradicalisation' camps. A few thousands are in such camps. There are more than 80% people in camps with less than 35 years of age. 12% are less than 18 years of age.

St Francis of Assisi Church in Bengaluru vandalised by miscreants

Bengaluru, Jan 21 (ANI): Church of St Francis of Assisi in Bengaluru's Kengeri was vandalised by unidentified miscreants in wee hours of January 21. The inside of church was ransacked by miscreants. Police has started investigation in the matter.

Kiren Rijiju inaugurates indoor stadium in Jammu

Jammu, Jan 21 (ANI): Minister of State of Youth Affairs and Sports, Kiren Rijiju, inaugurated an indoor stadium in Bhagwati Nagar area of Jammu on January 21. The indoor stadium is constructed by the JandK State Sports Council. Speaking at the event, he said, "Cycle track and yoga centre will be constructed at the complex".

Union Budget 2020: Amritsar farmers demand separate budget for agriculture sector

Amritsar (Punjab), Jan 21 (ANI): As the date for Union Budget 2020 is nearing, farmers are anticipating better budget allocation for the farming sector. Farmers are demanding to have a separate budget for farming. They are also demanding to have a separate provision for the price of crops. General Secretary of farmers' rights group, Kisan Sangharsh Committee, Sarwan Singh said, "Government is saying that they will double the farmers income but we don't have any roadmap as of now. Modi government has also ruined Swaminathan report." Swaminathan Commission formed by former UPA government said that farmers need assured access over natural resources such as land and water. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present Union Budget 2020 on February 01.

Newly inaugurated ICP brings Nepal closer to Indian ports: Nepal's Commerce Minister

Kathmandu (Nepal), Jan 21 (ANI): Nepal's Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Lekhraj Bhatta has claimed that the newly inaugurated Integrated Checkpost help in connecting Nepal with Indian Ports easing trade. Nepali Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi on Tuesday jointly inaugurated the Second Integrated Check Post at Biratnagar- Jogbani border point along Nepal- India border thorugh video conference. Lately handed over ICP is a shared structure at the bordering point of two countries, and is considered an important facility for trade logistics. It offers a common platform for traders to get customs clearance for the traded goods from one place. Apart from this, the ICP also offers services like immigration, banking, quarantine, warehouse, litigation, and parking yard under single roof, facilitating both importers and exporters. Along with the inauguration of the ICP, Prime Ministers of both the nations also witnessed progress of pro-earthq

8 Indian tourists found dead at resort in Nepal

Makwanpur (Nepal), Jan 21 (ANI): Eight tourists from Kerala were found dead in a resort room in Nepal's Makwanpur district. Bodies were taken to hospital for post-mortem. Cause of the deaths is said to be suffocation due to gas heater. Deceased include four adults and four children.

After ticket snub from AAP, former NSG commando joins NCP for Delhi polls

New Delhi, Jan 21 (ANI): Former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and former NSG Commando Surender Singh on Tuesday said that he is fighting upcoming Delhi Assembly elections on NCP ticket. He said, "I am fighting elections on NCP ticket. I got offer to fight elections from all parties but I chose NCP. I will reveal more information tomorrow." Delhi Assembly elections will be held on 8 February and the results will be declared on 11 February.

Will put those in jail who raise slogans against 'Bharat Mata': Amit Shah

Lucknow (UP), Jan 21 (ANI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on January 21 said that those who raise slogans against "Bharat Mata" will be put behind bars by him. "Anti-India slogans were raised inside the JNU. Tell me, people who talks about breaking India into 1000 pieces should be put behind bars or not? If slogans against the Motherland will be raised, I will put them behind bars," Shah said at a public rally in Lucknow where he addressed a gathering for BJP's 'Jan Jagaran Abhiyaan' - the party's campaign to spread awareness about CAA.

Jinnah was a secular leader, Patel, Gandhi and Nehru were communal: BJP's CK Bose

Kolkata, Jan 21 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) West Bengal vice president CK Bose on January 21 sparked controversy with his comments on erstwhile political leaders while speaking of India's partition. He said, "Jinnah was a secular leader, he never wanted partition and he was compelled and alienated by the Congress party. Jinnah was not in favour of Pakistan, India got divided because of the communal leaders of the Congress regime, Sardar Patel, Pandit Nehru and even Mahatma Gandhi who accepted partition."

Emraan Hashmi, Amitabh Bachchan-starrer 'Chehre' postponed to July 2020

New Delhi, Jan 21(ANI): Much awaited mystery thriller 'Chehre' starring Amitabh Bachchan and Emraan Hashmi has been postponed to17th July 2020. Chehre has been moved from its earlier April release date on a special request by the makers of 'Gulabo Sitabo'. The film is directed by Rumi Jafry. 'Chehre' also stars Rhea Chakraborty, Siddhanth Kapoor, Annu Kapoor among others.