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  • Dylan Sprouse, Barbara Palvin Engaged After Dating For 5 Years? what to know here

    Dylan Sprouse, Barbara Palvin Engaged After Dating For 5 Years? what to know here

    Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin are reportedly engaged after dating each other for five years. According to a report in Entertainment Tonight, the couple “can’t wait to start a new chapter together.” They began dating in 2018.

    The news of their engagement came soon after Dylan and Barbara were snapped at the Mammoth Film Festival in early March. As per the source, the couple has been showing off their rings to people and is really happy. “Dylan and Barbara are engaged. They have been showing off their rings to people and are so happy. They are always in love with one another and by each other’s sides, but they are even happier than usual. They can’t wait to start this new chapter together,” the source told Entertainment Tonight.

    Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin sparked engagement rumours
    In early March, Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin sparked engagement rumours. They attended the Mammoth Film Festival. The Hungarian supermodel was spotted with a diamond ring on her finger. When the photographers asked the couple about it, they refused to comment on it. While it seems that Dylan and Barbara are engaged, there has been no official confirmation from them yet.

    About Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin’s relationship
    Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin have been dating since 2018. Their love story began after the Suite Life of Zack and Cody alum slid into Barbara’s DMs. The actor said that he texted her and asked her to hang out with him. He also shared that he dropped his number but the model didn’t reply for six months.

  • On Janhvi Kapoor’s Comment On Earning Respect Yet, A Sara Ali Khan Contrast

    On Janhvi Kapoor’s Comment On Earning Respect Yet, A Sara Ali Khan Contrast

    From travelling together to partying together Janhvi Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan are one of the most popular best friends duo in Bollywood. The leading actresses also made their debut in the same year-2018. While Janhvi starred in Dhadak, Sara got her big break in the movie Kedarnath.

    In a recent interview, Janhvi Kapoor mentioned that even though she is getting ample film offers, she is yet to garner respect from the audience. Sara Ali Khan has reacted to the statement by saying that respect has not been a problem for her. She said, “ I think from the very beginning I got respect.”

    In an interview, Sara was asked if she, like Janhvi, also feels she is not adequately respected for her craft. To this, the Simbaa star replied that she does not feel ‘under-respected’ at all. She also added that for her the biggest sign of respect is if people accept her for who she is and she believes that she got that quite early in her career.

    Sara mentioned that respect has never been a problem for her. She added that she believes Janhvi would have meant to say that they still have to prove themselves as an actor. Sara also said that she read the reviews of Kedarnath and Atrangi Re and she did not feel under-respected at all.

    What did Jahnvi say?
    In an earlier interview Janhvi Kapoor had mentioned that she has many more things she wants to do and she wants to prove herself. She also added that even though she has a lot of opportunity, she is yet to get the respect. She mentioned that she is working for that and that it will take a long time for her to break the perception people have of her.

    Sara Ali Khan’s next movie
    Sara Ali Khan is gearing up for the release of her next film, Gaslight. The movie will stream on an OTT platform from March 31. Along with Sara, the movie also features Chitrangdha Singh and Vikrant Massey. Directed by Pavan Kirpalani and produced by Raesh Turani and Akshai Puri, the movie is a thriller-mystery.

    The Dhadak actress was last seen in the 2022 movie Mili. Janhvi will be seen next in the movies Mr and Mrs Mahi and Bawaal. She will also make her Telugu debut soon with the movie NTR 30 in which she will star alongside NTR Jr.

  • Grand celebration of Ugadi at YS Jagan’s residence

    Grand celebration of Ugadi at YS Jagan’s residence

    The Ugadi celebrations began grandly at the Goshala of Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s residence in Tadepalli. Ugadi celebrations are taking place in a way that reflects the traditions and customs of the Telugu people.

    On this occasion, CM Jagan unveiled the new calendar. Later, CM Jagan’s couple participated in panchanga shravan.

    The residence was decorated in such a way so that the culture and traditions of the Telugu people is depicted. Temple models have been set up on the model of Tirumala Anandanilayam. The idols of Dashavatars are impressive on the walls.

  • City commissioner Anand presides over review meeting on festivals

    City commissioner Anand presides over review meeting on festivals

    Hyderabad: In view of upcoming festivals such as Ramzan, Sri Rama Navami and Hanuman Jayanthi festivals, the City Police Commissioner CV Anand held a video conference with all the officials and issued instructions to ensure the festivals conclude peacefully.

    To avoid inconvenience to devotees and commuters, he stressed upon crowd monitoring and traffic management at religious places, with officers instructed to remain vigilant and enhance visible policing to render swift response. Joint inspections with other departments along the procession routes were also mandated.

    Further, Station House Officers were instructed to stretch beyond their working hours during the festive month. The Commissioner also stressed upon the need to keep a close tab on hate mongers who post instigating posts on social media.

    Filing cases and expediting issuance of notices to the perpetrators were the directives given. He urged the police personnel to prefer millets over rice and make it a habit to exercise every day.

  • United States Speeds Up Abrams Tank Delivery To Ukraine War Zone

    United States Speeds Up Abrams Tank Delivery To Ukraine War Zone

    The Pentagon is speeding up its delivery of Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send a refurbished older model that can be ready faster, with the aim of getting the 70-tonne battle powerhouses to the war zone by the fall, the Pentagon said Tuesday.

    The original plan was to send Ukraine 31 of the newer M1A2 Abrams, which could have taken a year or two to build and ship.

    But officials said the decision was made to send the older M1A1 version, which can be taken from Army stocks.

    Officials said the M1A1 also will be easier for Ukrainian forces to learn to use and maintain as they fight the invading Russian forces.

    “This is about getting this important combat capability into the hands of the Ukrainians sooner rather than later,” said Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder, the Pentagon press secretary.

    The Biden administration announced in January that it would send the tanks to Ukraine — after insisting for months that they were too complicated and too hard to maintain and repair.

    The decision was part of a broader political maneuver that opened the door for Germany to announce it would send its Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and allow Poland and other allies to do the same.

    Speaking at a Pentagon press conference, Ryder said the tanks will be refurbished and refitted to make them combat ready for Ukraine.

    He declined to say where that work will be done.

    It’s unclear how soon the U.S. would begin training Ukrainian forces on how to use, maintain and repair the tanks.

    The intention would be to have the training of the troops coincide with the refurbishment of the tanks, so that both would be ready for battle at the same time later this year, said U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss details not publicly provided.

    The Pentagon will also have to ensure that Ukrainian forces have an adequate supply chain for all the parts needed to keep the tanks running.

    The Russian and Ukrainian forces have been largely in a stalemate, trading small slices of land over the winter.

  • Irrigation projects in AP to be a game changer

    Irrigation projects in AP to be a game changer

    VIJAYAWADA: The long-pending nine irrigation projects in North Andhra districts are set to be completed in a period of one year, commencing from June 2023. Once completed, these projects are expected to be a game changer for backward North Andhra districts.

    Since 2019 till the end of 2022, a total Rs 543.25 crore was spent on these nine projects, as disclosed in the AP State Legislative Assembly on the first day of the ongoing Budget session. In the budget 2023, a fund worth Rs 394.23 crore was allocated for irrigation projects in the coastal districts.

    The nine ongoing projects are BRR Vamsadhara Project Phase – 11 or Stage – II, Sardar Gouthu Lachanna Thotapalli Barrage project, Gajapatinagaram Branch Canal, Mahendratanaya Off Shore Reservoir, Interlinking of Vamsadhara and Nagavalli Rivers, Tarakarama Tirtha Sagaram Reservoir, Sri Gorle Sriramulu Naidu Mudduvalsa Reservor Pojrect (stage 2), Vasireddy Krishna Murthy Naidu Janjhavathi Reservoir project, and Lift Irrigation Scheme at 2.40 km of the right main canal of Gotta Barrage to Hiramandalam Reservoir. Among these, most of them commenced more than a decade ago, but have picked up pace in the last few years.

    Speaking to TNIE, S Sugunakar Rao, Chief Engineer (Water Resources) for North coastal districts said that the objective of these projects is to create an additional ayacut of 3,06,900 acres, besides stabilising 2,87,000 acres.

    “As these projects are under different stages of completion, we have been providing irrigation waters in parts of the ayacut for some years now. Under Thotapalli Barrage, out of a total of 1.31 lakh acres of ayacut, already 85,000 acres of land is being provided with irrigation water. Under Mudduvalasa, out of 37,500 targeted acres, 24,700 acres are being irrigated, under Janjhavathi, 9,000 acres are being irrigated,” he added.

    Besides water for irrigation for lakh of acres, these nine projects will be providing drinking water to more than 3,000 villages, especially projects like Hiramandalam Reservoir and Mahendratanaya Off Shore Reservoir.

    It is well-known fact that several rural pockets in North coastal districts face an acute shortage of drinking water, especially during summer. These projects are providing drinking water to several villages.

  • AP JAC Amaravati launches ‘Work to Rule’in Vijaywada

    AP JAC Amaravati launches ‘Work to Rule’in Vijaywada

    VIJAYAWADA: As part of the plan of agitation, employees under the banner of AP JAC Amaravati launched ‘Work to Rule’ from Tuesday. AP JAC Amaravati Chairman Bopparaju Venkateswarlu along with the officer bearers visited the head offices in the city and interacted with the employees on taking the agitation forward to press the government to fulfil their demands.

    Speaking to mediapersons, AP JAC Amaravati Chairman said that the government was doing injustice to employees in every aspect while describing them as part of the government. He asserted that the assurance given by Chief Minister Jagan in February last year with regard to payment of 11th PRC arrears to employees in four months was not realised to date.

    He also said that apart from the work to rule, they would intensify the agitation if the government fails to resolve the financial and non-financial of the employees, regularisation of contract workers, abolition of Contributory Pension Scheme, enhancing the wages of outsourcing staff and other demands.

  • UN 2023 Water Conference: All You Need To Know About The Biggest Water Event

    UN 2023 Water Conference: All You Need To Know About The Biggest Water Event

    The United Nations (UN) 2023 Water Conference will be held in New York on March 22-24. This will be the second time that the UN is hosting a water conference after the one held in Mar del Plata, Argentina, in 1977. With Tajikistan and the Netherlands as the co-hosts, the meeting will attempt to address one of the most challenging crises that the world faces – the water crisis.

    From addressing the problems posed by too much water (such as floods) or too little of it (such as droughts), the conference is the most significant water event of this generation, according to the UN. Special Envoys for Water of host nations have said that the meeting could be a “Paris moment” for water, similar to what the Paris Agreement is for the climate crisis.

    The conference comes 46 long years after the last of its kind was held in Argentina’s Mar del Plata. Back then, representatives from 118 nations and territories spent 12 days discussing the issue, and arrived at the decision to implement the Mar del Plata Action Plan, which recommended that the world needs to come together to ensure everyone gets clean water and sanitation by the year 1990.

    This makes Wednesday’s conference crucial, given how the world and the water crisis have seen massive changes over the years. According to the World Meteorological Organisation, the water crisis impacts about 3.6 billion people, who struggle each year for at least a month to get enough water supply. If things continue on the same trajectory, about five billion people could go through the same ordeal by 2050.

    Through the conference, the UN aims to reach a Water Action Agenda, which could bring forward significant solutions and actionable steps that can be taken by world governments and economies to solve the water crisis.“The UN 2023 Water Conference in March must result in a bold Water Action Agenda that gives our world’s lifeblood the commitment it deserves,” said UN Secretary-General António Guterres, according to the World Economic Forum.

    The Water Action Agenda aims to draw as much global attention and commitment as the “1.5°C” did, by manifesting political drive and action to address and tackle the crisis. This year’s conference could be a key moment for the UN’s sustainable development goal number 6, which aims to make sure that everyone has access to sanitation and can sustainably manage water.

  • North Korean Citizens Resent Kim Jong Un’s Daughter Kim Ju Ae; Here’s Why

    North Korean Citizens Resent Kim Jong Un’s Daughter Kim Ju Ae; Here’s Why

    North Koreans “secretly hate” authoritarian leader Kim Jong Un’s 10-year-old daughter Kim Ju Ae who made her first appearance during the launch of “a new type” of an intercontinental ballistic missile in November, last year. Growing resentment for Kim’s daughter is because of her “plump” appearance and “round and rosy cheeks”. Children in North Korea are often skinny, and the animosity towards the North Korean dictator’s daughter may have a lot to do with her appearance, but majorly due to the string of crises that hang on the citizens as they struggle with poverty, chronic food shortages and other challenges in post-pandemic communist and isolated DPRK, according to Radio Free Asia.

    Just last month, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared alongside his rather cheerful daughter who enjoyed watching a sports event which was also attended by high-level DPRK officials. It was the first time the girl made a presence at a non-military event. As many times she is seen with her father, Kim Jong Un’s daughter is described as a “beloved child” or “respected child” by the North Korean state media. She was first identified by an ex-American basketball player Dennis Rodman, who claimed to have spent time with Kim’s family in 2013. It is reported that the father-daughter duo’s spree at the events might have upset the North Koreans.

    Speaking about the resentment faced by the 10-year-old child, a resident from the northwestern province of North Pyongan told Radio Free Asia’s Korean Service that the hatred is a lot about the authoritarian leader’s daughter’s lifestyle. “It makes me angry that my situation is so hard to bear, and Kim Ju Ae, who we all know is eating and living well, is showing up on TV in her fancy clothes so often,” the resident was quoted as saying. While the North Koreans reel under the food crisis, Kim’s daughter is reported to be living a life of luxury and comfort, while her father showcases that he is in charge of the country’s arsenal of powerful missiles, South Korean National Intelligence Services told state press. Ju-ae reportedly spends her time swimming, skiing, and horse riding and is known to have never attended a formal educational institution. This has tagged her as a privileged child from North Korea’s ruling elite circle.

  • Plantation drive taken up at Kondaveedu Fort

    Plantation drive taken up at Kondaveedu Fort

    GUNTUR: All required action is being taken to develop Kondaveedu Fort in Palnadu district into a famous tourist spot in the State, said Palnadu forest department officer N Ramachandra Rao on Tuesday.

    In order to increase awareness of the importance of forest resources, the UN has introduced the Agricultural Organisation of United Nations collaborative partnership on forests relevant organisations in the field.
    As part of it, Nagaravanam was held at Kondaveedu Fort on Tuesday.

    Speaking on the occasion, the Palnadu forest department officer said that several medicinal plants were present in the forest area at Kondaveedu Fort. A large plantation drive has been taken up by the forest department to improve the greenery at the Fort, he added.