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Jennifer Aniston reveals 'painfully worded' criticism at young age gave her a voice

New Delhi, Oct 13 (ANI): During childhood, even the slightest of criticism can leave a huge impact on kids. Children often hear comments that stay with them throughout their teenage and sometimes even impact the decisions they make later in life. And celebrities are no different. American actor Jennifer Aniston recently opened up about a painful childhood incident that she overcame with the help of the beloved sitcom 'Friends' and how that impactful moment remains a cornerstone of her sense of power even today. Reflecting upon the incident, Aniston recalled, "I remember a parental figure saying to me around the critical age of about 11, after a dinner party, that I was excused from the table because I didn't have anything interesting to add to the conversation." "Ouch. It stuck to me, it stuck to me like painfully worded sentences can and if I'm being honest -- and I'm being honest because I'm 50 and that comes with the territory -- I carried that sentence with me into adulthood," Ani

TSRTC employees protest outside Apollo DRDO Hospital after driver attempted self immolation

Hyderabad, Oct 13 (ANI): TSRTC employees protested outside Apollo DRDO Hospital where a Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) driver, who had set himself ablaze on October 12 in Telangana's Khammam, died today. His family has alleged that he was depressed over state govt's behavior regarding RTC employees.

JandK, Ladakh not just piece of land but crown of country: PM Modi

Jalgaon (Maharashtra), Oct 13 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 13 addressed a public rally in Maharashtra's Jalgaon. While addressing the gathering, he talked about Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, which was abrogated by the NDA government on August 5th. PM Modi slammed opposition parties by saying, "On August 5th NDA government took a phenomenal decision, thinking of which was impossible earlier." The Prime Minister also emphasised that JandK and Ladakh for India is not just a piece of land rather it's the crown of the country. The Assembly Elections in Maharashtra and Haryana will take place on October 21.

Coimbatore holds its first official Pride parade

Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu), Oct 13 (ANI): Members of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community in Coimbatore held a 'Rainbow Pride Parade 2019' on October 13. Over 70 members of LGBT community participated in the parade. This is Coimbatore city's first official pride parade. This pride march was held with an aim to fight discrimination against LGBT people in the society.

This building is Kalaburagi is remnant of last Nizam

Kalaburagi (Karnataka), Oct 13 (ANI): An architectural master piece built by the last Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan is a beautiful place to visit. The building is now used by politicians and bureaucrats as a guest house. Named 'Aiwan-e-shahi', the building is a constructed in unique style by using local white stones. Nizam Osman stayed in the palace during his visit to the place. The building portrays rich architecture, synthesizing medieval and modern styles. The buildings' front view has an inspiration of gothic style architecture. This is one of the biggest buildings in the Kalyan Karnataka region.

PM Modi dares opposition parties to declare bringing back Article 370 in manifesto

Jalgaon (Maharashtra), Oct 13 (ANI): Ahead of assembly elections in Maharashtra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 13 addressed a public rally in Jalgaon. While addressing the gathering PM Modi slammed opposition parties over abrogation of Article 370. He dared the opposition parties to declare in their manifesto that they will bring back the provisions which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir. "I challenge my opponents to come with clear stand (on Article 370). If you have courage, then announce it in your election manifesto to bring back Article370. They are shedding crocodile tears every day. Do they have strength to do it? Will people of this country allow it?" said PM Modi.

Congress workers protest in Bengaluru against ED, I-T Dept

Bengaluru, Oct 13 (ANI): Congress workers protest in Bengaluru against the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Income Tax department's raids on Congress leaders. They also opposed suicide of personal assistant to Karnataka Congress leader G Paramaeshwara, hours after the conclusion of I-T raids at the residence of the former CM. Karnataka Congress leader G Parameshwara's personal assistant NS Ramesh committed suicide allegedly on October 12.

Locals protest over recent floods outside residence of Deputy CM Sushil Modi in Patna

Patna (Bihar), Oct 13 (ANI): Locals of Rajendra Nagar area in Patna protested outside the residence of Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Sushil Kumar Modi over recent water-logging and floods in the city. Excessive rainfall and flood situation affected the normal life. Recently, vegetable prices were also increased due to the situation.

Sonia Gandhi performs rituals for 'Shobha Yatra'

New Delhi, Oct 13 (ANI): Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi performed rituals for 'Shobha Yatra'. The 'Shobha Yatra' started from her residence on the occasion of Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti on October 13. Valmiki Jayanti marks the birth anniversary of Maharishi Valmiki who was the author of famous epic Ramayana.

HM Shah offers prayer at Shri Ambabai Mahalaxmi Temple in Maharashtra

Kolhapur (Maharashtra), Oct 13 (ANI): While campaigning for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah offered prayers at Shri Ambabai Mahalaxmi Temple in Kolhapur.

CM Khattar runs govt by working from grass-root level: Rajnath Singh

Karnal (Haryana), Oct 13 (ANI): Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed a public rally in Haryana's Karnal. Addressing the rally, he said, "I can say that unlike the previous CMs of Haryana - be it a CM of Congress or of INLD who used to run their govt from Delhi and not from Haryana, CM Manohar Lal Khattar runs the government by working from the grass-root level." Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) released its manifesto for Haryana in Chandigarh on October 13. Haryana Assembly polls have been scheduled to take place on October 21. The votes will be counted on October 24.

No pending case of One Rank One Pension: JP Nadda

Chandigarh, Oct 13 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national working president, JP Nadda along with Haryana Chief Minister ML Khattar released BJP's manifesto for the state. Addressing the public, Nadda said, "Modi ji said in Rewari that we will fulfill the demand of One Rank One Pension (OROP). I can say with authority, Rs 12,000 crore have been disbursed for OROP, 22 Lakhs cases have been addressed. There is no pending case of OROP."

Students walk down ramp at fashion week, receive standing ovation

Mumbai, Oct 13, (ANI): Several students walked down the ramp at a fashion week in Mumbai before the stars took over. The students were a part of the designing team and have helped the designer. Their efforts and confident walk received a standing ovation from the audience. Several Bollywood celebrities including Aditi Rao Hydari, Daisy Shah walked down the ramp dazzling in beautiful outfits.

BJP releases manifesto for Haryana Assembly polls

Chandigarh, Oct 13 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) released their election manifesto for Haryana Assembly polls. Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, BJP national working president JP Nadda and other leaders of the party were also present. Legislative Assembly elections will be held in Haryana on October 21 to elect 90 members of the Haryana Legislative Assembly. The results will be announced on October 24.

Diwali 2019: Women make 120 rangoli in Rajkot

Rajkot (Gujarat), Oct 13 (ANI): From landscapes and portrays to Rajasthani pictures, 16 women made 120 rangoli ahead of Diwali in Gujarat's Rajkot. They are making rangoli from last 10 days. This year, Diwali will be celebrated on October 27 across the country.

Kerala govt to help transman become India's 1st transgender pilot

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), Oct 13 (ANI): Kerala government has decided to bear the training cost of 20-year-old Adam Harry to help him become the country's first transgender. Hary, who has been disowned by his family, aims to become the country's first transgender airline pilot and inspire other people of his community to follow their dreams and passion. While speaking to ANI, Harry said, "I am the first transman person to obtain a private pilot license and I am planning to pursue commercial pilot training in India for which the government has planned to support me financially. I am very happy about that. I did my private pilot training from Johannesburg in South Africa and it was a one year course. Soon after I returned to India after completing the course, my parents got to know about my gender identity and they put me under house arrest when I was 19. For around one year I was under house arrest." Harry stated that he had to go through physical and mental torture during the house

Specially-abled in Ahmedabad make diyas to light up Diwali

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Oct 13 (ANI): Specially-abled from Gujarat's Ahmedabad make diyas and lamps ahead of the festival of lights 'Diwali'. While speaking to ANI, "We have been making these diyas since years and people buy them from us and light up their homes." Besides diyas, handicraft items and paper bags were being displayed for the locals to buy. This year, the festival will be celebrated on October 27.

Elephant dies of Herpes virus in Karnataka's Shivamogga, 24 undergoing treatment

Shivamogga (Karnataka), Oct 13 (ANI): One elephant, Naganna, recently died after getting infected by the virus Herpes in Karnataka's Shivamogga. The virus threat at Shivamogga Sakrebailu Elephant Camp has become a cause of concern. Chandrasekhar, Deputy Forest Conservator, said that precautionary measures are being taken to ensure the rest of the elephants do not get infected by Herpes."We are taking precautionary measures in the camp for the rest of the elephant. Ten elephants are under observation and have been kept outside Sakrebailu Elephant Camp," he said. As many as 24 elephants in the camp are undergoing treatment.

Metal cactus being prepared to adorn 'Cactus Garden' at Statue of Unity

Vadodara (Gujarat), Oct 10 (ANI): In a bid to attract more visitors, the Fine Art faculty of Maharaja Sayajirao is preparing unique and colourful art pieces of iron cactus for the Cactus Garden which is in the vicinity of the Statue of Unity. The state government, along with the Centre, is trying to get maximum footfall at the monument. "The monument has become famous internationally. A cactus garden is being prepared here for which we are designing a variety of iron cactus. The government has invited faculty of fine arts to portray our art pieces there. We will be placing these cacti on a wall of around 8,000 square feet in the garden," said Jayanti L Rabadia, Professor of Fine Art faculty. Painting cut-outs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Vijay Rupani will also be installed in the garden among other art pieces.

People trapped rescued after fire at building in Mumbai

Mumbai, Oct 13 (ANI): All trapped people have been rescued from a building where a massive fire broke out early morning. The incident took place near Dreamland Cinema on October 13. The fire level was categorised as a 'level 3 fire'. The cause of the fire is not known yet and the damage suffered is uncertain.