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Indian Express
3 days ago
- Indian Express
Union Bank branch in Nagpur rejects Marathi FIR in accident claim case, MNS protests
The Nagpur police on Wednesday booked 14 Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers after they held a protest at the Union Bank of India's Seminary Hills branch on Wednesday over the bank allegedly refusing to accept a First Information Report (FIR) copy written in Marathi for an accident compensation claim. The protest stemmed from the case of Yogesh Bopche, who died in a road accident on June 8. His family approached Union Bank to claim a Rs 2 lakh accidental death compensation. However, the bank allegedly turned down the claim because the FIR lodged at the Beltarodi police station was in Marathi. Yogesh's brother, Lokesh, alleged that the bank officials insisted that the FIR be translated into English or Hindi, notarised, and submitted as an affidavit. This demand led to weeks of delays for the family, who were left without support after the death of their sole breadwinner. On Wednesday, MNS workers gathered outside the bank, shouted slogans, and threw black ink at the bank's board in protest. The situation escalated briefly when they confronted the branch manager. The protest concluded only after the manager issued an apology in the presence of the media and the Nagpur police. 'When we arrived to question the manager, he clarified that he himself was a Maharashtrian and had not personally rejected the FIR. He called it a misunderstanding and apologised,' Chandu Lade, Nagpur city president, MNS, said. 'Our vision is clear: Maharashtrat Marathi (Marathi in Maharashtra). The bank manager also apologised over this and has ensured swift help to the family,' Lade told The Indian Express. Harshal Jununkar, the Union Bank branch manager, maintained that the confusion was due to procedural requirements. 'The insurance company needs documents in Hindi or English. The FIR was in Marathi, and we only followed what was required for the claim to be processed,' he said. However, MNS workers said that denying documents in the state's official language amounted to insulting Marathi. The protestors were later detained for over six hours by the Gittikhadan police in Nagpur, and relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) were imposed on 14 MNS workers.
Hans India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
‘Trimukha' title motion poster unveiled: A psychological thriller promises a mind-bending ride
The much-anticipated psychological thriller Trimukha has officially launched its title motion poster, offering a spine-chilling glimpse into what promises to be an intense cinematic experience. Featuring a powerful ensemble cast including Yogesh, Sunny Leone, Akriti Agarwal, and Motta Rajendran, the film boasts a pan-Indian lineup with talent drawn from across the country's film industries. The motion poster is not just a visual tease—it's a symbolic and unsettling invitation into a world where perception blurs and reality twists. A close-up of a human brain, an eye heavy with hidden stories, a syringe charged with menace, and electric currents zipping through neural networks create an atmosphere brimming with psychological tension. Adding to the eerie tone are two fierce eagles, flanking the central visuals, perhaps representing duality, vigilance, or the constant battle between truth and illusion. Each frame in the poster is rich with visual metaphors, hinting at themes of control, memory, and mind manipulation. Trimukha, directed by an as-yet-undisclosed filmmaker, positions itself as a multi-layered psychological mystery—a film that dares to explore the human mind in all its complexity. With its star-studded cast, dark symbolic imagery, and haunting score, the film is already creating waves of curiosity among cinema lovers. The release date is yet to be announced, but one thing is certain—Trimukha is gearing up to challenge perceptions and blur the lines between reality and delusion. Stay tuned for a thriller that promises to grip your mind and not let go.
Hans India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Trimukha - A Mind-Bending Thriller unveiled its Title motion poster staring Yogesh Kalle and Sunny Leone
The title motion poster of TRIMUKHA staring Yogesh, Sunny Leone, Akriti Agarwal, Motta Rajendran and others in lead roles is a mesmerizing glimpse into what promises to be a mind-bending psychological thriller. The movie is a star studded bonanza having star cast from different languages across India. Every detail crackles with intrigue—a haunting close-up of a human brain, a watchful eye brimming with secrets, a syringe poised for an ominous purpose, and electric currents surging through twisted neurons. Flanked by two fierce eagles, the imagery pulses with dark symbolism, hinting at a story where nothing is as it seems. This isn't just a poster—it's a chilling prelude to a film that will grip your mind and refuse to let go. TRIMUKHA is coming to unravel reality itself."
India.com
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet man who made Kapil Sharma lose weight by...., also worked with Sonu Sood, his name is...
In the world of celebrity fitness, a Delhi-born trainer has quietly become the go-to expert for stars seeking transformative results. This seasoned coach has guided numerous Bollywood celebrities, including Sonu Sood, Kangana Ranaut, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Neetu Kapoor, through rigorous fitness journeys tailored to their unique roles and personal goals. His approach emphasizes sustainable lifestyle changes over quick fixes, earning him a reputation for delivering consistent and impressive transformations. Who Is Yogesh Bhateja? Here we are talking about a renowned fitness coach, Yogesh Bhateja, who is best known for one of his most notable contributions, the development of the '21-21-21' rule, a structured fitness regimen that helped comedian Kapil Sharma achieve significant weight loss. This method divides the fitness journey into three consecutive 21-day phases: initiating movement through simple exercises, implementing gradual dietary modifications, and addressing emotional dependencies such as smoking or excessive caffeine intake. The strategy is designed to build discipline and promote long-term health without overwhelming the individual. How Much Does Yogesh Bhateja Earn? Beyond individual training, this fitness expert has also shed light on the substantial investments celebrities make in their health, revealing that some spend between Rs 2 to Rs 5 lakh per month on personal trainers, specialized diets, and gym memberships. Despite the high costs associated with celebrity fitness, he advocates for accessible and sustainable health practices for the general public, emphasizing that effective fitness routines don't necessarily require extravagant spending. What Is Yogesh Bhateja's 21-21-21 Plan? Yogesh told the Indian Express Screen while talking about his plan, 'It is a graded plan that not only transitions you to an improved lifestyle but makes it a new normal in your life. For the first three weeks, I focus on what the subjects do to move their body. This could be walking, range of motion exercises, stretching, old-school PT exercises, stretches, jumping jacks, or even housework. I just make them focus on their intensity, frequency, efficiency and repetitions. At this stage, there's no need to skip your favourite foods or give up habits like smoking, but to get you into a fitness rhythm that's both doable and enjoyable.' His holistic approach to fitness, combining physical training with lifestyle and dietary adjustments, has not only transformed the physiques of Bollywood's elite but also inspired many to pursue healthier lifestyles. As per his Instagram bio, Yogesh has till now inspired 7800+ lives.
Time of India
09-07-2025
- Time of India
Enhance road safety measures to cut accident deaths, HC tells govt
1 2 3 Vijayawada: The high court on Wednesday directed the chief secretary to consider the DGP's request for sanction of funds to give publicity on road safety in electronic and print media and take a decision within 10 days. The court also directed AP Fibernet to file a status report on the technological integration of issuing challans by way of automatic detection of violations. Thandava Yogesh, who filed the PIL challenging the inaction of authorities in implementing road safety rules, argued that deaths due to road accidents are more than those of murders in the state. He said while only 925 people were killed in Andhra Pradesh in 2024 according to NCRB data, more than 8,000 people were killed in road accidents because of non-implementation of various rules intended for road safety. Yogesh further stated that the number of deaths involving two-wheeler accidents is on the rise, increasing from 3,703 to 4,276. The HC bench, headed by Chief Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur and Justice Ravi Cheemalapati, asked why the number of deaths is increasing despite more people wearing helmets. Yogesh stated that helmet rule is being implemented only in Vijayawada and various other violations are also contributing to the increase in the number of deaths. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Искате да научите повече за новото BMW 2 Gran Coupe? BMW Научете повече Undo Special govt pleader S Pranati said over six lakh challans were issued to violators and everyday road safety awareness programmes are being held, besides reviewing all accidents at the district level in the road safety committee meetings.
