PM Modi attends Princess Mohena Kumari’s wedding reception in Delhi
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New Delhi, When Princess of Rewa, Mohena Kumari, and Prince Suyesh Rawat recently hosted a grand wedding reception in the Capital, they had a very special guest. Gracing the gala, among other VVIPs was none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Mohena, who is mainly known for her role in the TV show “Ye Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai”, took to Instagram and shared a picture from the wedding reception.
In the image, she is seen sharing smiles with the Prime Minister.
PM Modi was dressed in white kurta-pyjama and a Nehru jacket.
“Truly blessed by the gracious presence of our honourable and admired Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji at our Reception. And a huge big thank you for this Uber Cool Selfie! Koti Koti Pranaam,” Mohena captioned the selfie.
The royal couple exchanged wedding vows last month in Haridwar in the presence of family and friends.
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Flash protests in Hyderabad against Delhi violence
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Hyderabad, Flash protests were held at few places here on Tuesday night, condemning the violence in Delhi and the alleged complicity of Delhi Police.
Candle-light protests were held at Toli Chowki, Seven Tombs Road, King Koti and Yakutpura.
Protestors including women raised slogans against Delhi Police, condemning their brutality. They were also carrying placards demanding withdrawal of the CAA, NPR and NRC.
However, police foiled a candle-light march on Neklace Road abutting Hussain Sagar lake in the heart of the city.
Some activists had called for the march to condemn Delhi Police’s brutality and right-wing violence. Large number of policemen were deployed in the area and the road was deserted even before 9 p.m.
Meanwhile, Hyderabad Police Commissioner Anjani Kumar had appealed to citizens to remain alert and united to see that no mischief maker tries to take advantage of the disturbing news from Delhi. “Our Patrol cars and Bike patrols are your closest friend. Don’t allow rumor mongering. Take pride in our beautiful city Hyderabad,” he said.
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Hyderabad, (Samajweekly) Tipplers queued up in large numbers since Wednesday morning as liquor shops opened in Telangana after a gap of 43 days.
Within hours after the decision by the state cabinet to allow retail sale of liquor, more than 2,000 Aoutlets re-opened in all 33 districts across the state at 10 a.m.
The government has allowed re-opening of liquor shops in all districts including the red zone. However, those in the containment zones will not be allowed to open.
The state has 2216 liquor shops and of them 15 of them located in containment zones have not been re-opened.
The government’s decision to hike the liquor prices by 16 per cent failed to dampen the spirit of the liquor lovers, who started queuing up two-three hours before the shops re-opened. The price of acheap liquor’ has been enhanced by 11 per cent.
There was some delay in beginning the sale as the revised prices were not updated at a few places.
“I spent a sleepless since I heard the announcement last night. When I arrived here some people were already standing in the queue. I thank the chief minister for allowing the sale of liquor,” said a man standing in the queue at Bagga Wines at Koti in Hyderabad.
Every customer was seen standing in the circle marked outside the shops to ensure social distancing.A As the authorities have announced ano mask no liquor’ policy, they were all seen wearing the masks.