1.An audience member discusses Ranveer Allahbadia’s actions following the show’s crude joke.
Mohit Khubani, from Mumbai, claimed that Mr. Allahbadia took the initiative to enquire about the contestant’s comfort level by asking, “Sorry aapko bura toh nahi laga?” at the Samay Raina-hosted show. (I apologise; was it hurtful?) several times.He claimed that Mr. Allahbadia even gave the man a hug on stage after he won the competition. “I know this is not my regular content, but I wanted people to know what exactly happened in that episode,” Mr. Khubani stated in defence of the panellists. Since half of the population is unaware of what transpired in that episode, I don’t want my fave creators to receive unjustified abuse.According to him, the panellists and comedians “made sure the kid was comfortable while they made jokes.”
- Details of the Russia-US Meeting: Moscow Hardens Stand, US Says “Long Journey” Ahead.
Tuesday evening (Riyadh time) marked the end of the highly anticipated meeting between the United States and Russia in Saudi Arabia. The topic of Ukraine was covered in depth. Following the high-level discussion, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio promptly addressed the world media.Secretary Rubio emphasised that Donald Trump has called for all parties to act swiftly to stop the protracted war in Ukraine and wants the issue to be resolved fast. Mr. Rubio called for a fair, long-lasting, and sustainable deal in this area, stating that finding a common ground will require compromises from all parties.According to the US team, which comprised special envoy Steve Witkoff and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, the US and Russia intend to “bring the conflict in Ukraine to an end” by designating special teams to negotiate a settlement. Approximately one-fifth, or 20%, of Ukraine’s land is currently under Russian control.
- Is Team India Fighting Before the Champions Trophy? Report: Star Wicketkeeper Furious With Gautam Gambhir for Ignorance.
India’s Champions Trophy 2025 campaign, captained by Rohit Sharma, will begin on Thursday in Dubai against Bangladesh, with just two days to go. The Champions Trophy gives the Indian cricket team an opportunity to make amends after the defeat in Australia. According to a number of accounts, there were problems in the Indian dressing room following the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which India lost 3-1. It was said that a certain ‘Mr. Fix-it’ had aspirations to be India’s temporary captain and that coach Gautam Gambhir was upset with a younger player for disclosing details about the dressing room. According to several analysts, there was a lack of team cohesion.Following that tour, the BCCI implemented a number of rules, such as requiring team bus travel, prohibiting wives and partners from taking short tours, and prohibiting personal advertising picture shoots while on tour. According to a rumour, a wicketkeeper is upset with India coach Gautam Gambhir because of the ODI XI rejection.
- A man from Bengaluru wins a lawsuit against PVR-INOX for wasting his time with 25-minute advertisements.
A 30-year-old man in Bengaluru received Rs 65,000 in compensatory damages after he sued BookMyShow, INOX, and PVR Cinemas for giving him “mental agony” and wasting twenty-five minutes of his time by playing long adverts prior to a movie’s showing. Abhishek MR claimed in his complaint that he purchased three tickets for the 4.05 p.m. showing of the film “Sam Bahadur” in 2023. According to him, the film was scheduled to conclude at 6:30 p.m., at which point he intended to resume his job. To his complete astonishment, however, the film started at 4:30 p.m. following streaming movie trailers and ads that “wasted nearly 30 minutes of the time”.The consumer court ordered PVR Cinemas and INOX to make up for the complainant’s losses, stating that “time is considered as money.” The complainant was ordered to pay Rs 50,000 for unfair trade practices and time waste, Rs 5,000 for emotional distress, and Rs 10,000 for “filing the complaint and other reliefs” from PVR and INOX.
- ‘Attack Tsukuba 2025’ Sees Hyundai Ioniq 5 Set Record For Fastest EV.
At the Attack Tsukuba 2025, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N TA broke the record for the quickest EV. In a mere 57.446 seconds, the Ioniq 5 N TA became the first electric vehicle to finish the Tsukuba Circuit. The Tsukuba Circuit is renowned for its difficult design, which lets the drivers show off their abilities. Nobuteru Taniguchi, a well-known professional driver from Japan, operated the Ioniq 5 N TA. During Attack Tsukuba 2025, Mr. Nobuteru Taniguchi spoke on his experience driving the Hyundai, saying, “I’m honoured to have had the opportunity to drive the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N TA Spec, which enabled me to significantly break my previous EV record.”