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bhaskarhindinews · 4 years ago

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कोरोना से बचने के लिए सलमान खान का मास्टर प्लान, ट्वीट कर दी जानकारी

बॉलीवुड के कई सितारें आए दिन कोरोना संक्रमण की चपेट में आ रहे है। पहले रणबीर कपूर और संजय लीला भंसाली संक्रमित हुए। अब हाल ही में आमिर खान भी कोविड पॉजिटिव हो गए है। इसलिए सलमान खान ने लगातार बढ़ रहे कोरोना मामलों को देखते हुए कोरोना वैक्सीन का पहला डोज लगवा लिया है। इस बात की जानकारी सलमान ने ट्वीट करके दी है। सलमान से पहले सैफ अली खान भी वैक्सीन लगवा चुके है।

#Bollywood Actor Salman Khan #Salman Khan First Dose Corona Vaccine #Many Bollywood Stars Coronavirus Infected #Bollywood News #Bhaskar Hindi #Hindi News #BhaskarHindiNews

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newsdaliy · 2 years ago

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Ponniyin Director Maniratnam Admitted To Apollo Hospital In Chennai After Tested Positive For Coronavirus

Mani Ratnam COVID-19 Positive: Corona virus is spreading rapidly once again. From Bollywood to TV stars are also coming in the grip of this virus. At the same time, news is coming that Mani Ratnam, a well-known director of Hindi and Tamil films, has also become corona infected. After being COVID-19 positive, the director has been admitted to a private hospital in Chennai where he is undergoing…

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#Admitted #Apollo #Chennai #coronavirus #director #hospital #Maniratnam #Ponniyin #positive #Tested

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thekolsocial · 5 years ago

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Bollywood Trailers' Leading Role In Pandemic

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Bollywood Trailers' Leading Role In Pandemic

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Bollywood Trailers’ Leading Role In Pandemic

Bollywood Trailers used by actors gives toilet access to women cops in Mumbai on coronavirus lockdown duty.

[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”26px”][vc_column_text]Bollywood vanity vans – the luxury trailers where stars relax and prepare for movie shoots – are providing relief to female police officers on coronavirus lockdown duty in India’s financial hub Mumbai. With about 6,500 COVID-19 cases, Mumbai has one of the highest infection rates in the country and police now patrol the streets and man roadblocks to limit the spread of the disease.

Vanity vans – equipped with baths and beds, soaps, sanitisers, sanitary pads and also biscuits – last week began parking by roads and busy highways to support police women. “I was on 12-hour shifts on the road and would go back to the police station each time I had to use the washroom. Some of us are on the road 24 hours,” Nilophar Shaikh, a sub inspector with Mumbai police told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

“I had never entered a vanity van before,” she said. “It had two rooms, a nice washroom and a resting space too.” With the lockdown suspending Bollywood movie shoots indefinitely, a vanity van owner teamed up with a filmmakers’ collective and a charity to put the vans to good use for free.

A Bollywood vanity van given to the Mumbai women police on lockdown duty by its owner Ketan Rawal is seen in this handout picture from Ketan Rawal via Thomson Reuters Foundation Filmmakers said the scheme served a dual purpose: it made toilets accessible to police and gave jobs to drivers and cleaners who were among Bollywood workers hardest hit by the lockdown.

An estimated 13,000 police officers are out on patrol to help enforce the lockdown, a Mumbai police spokesman said, of which about 20% are women. Female police officers said they had done similar gruelling shifts in the past, but used toilets in nearby hotels or commercial or residential buildings, which were now closed.

To cope, many said they were drinking less water to reduce the number of toilet breaks. “We wondered where the women cops on the road would go for washroom breaks. And it is only getting hotter in Mumbai,” said Shishir Joshi of non-profit Project Mumbai, that is coordinating the initiative.

The vans – with television, air conditioners and couches – have also given cops a rare taste of celebrity. “I did think about which stars may have used this vanity van in the past. I felt like a celebrity myself,” Shaikh said.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space height=”26px”][vc_single_image image=”21037″ img_size=”full”][vc_empty_space height=”26px”][vc_column_text]Bollywood vanity vans – the luxury trailers where stars relax and prepare for movie shoots – are providing relief to female police officers on coronavirus lockdown duty in India’s financial hub Mumbai. With about 6,500 COVID-19 cases, Mumbai has one of the highest infection rates in the country and police now patrol the streets and man roadblocks to limit the spread of the disease.

Vanity vans – equipped with baths and beds, soaps, sanitisers, sanitary pads and also biscuits – last week began parking by roads and busy highways to support police women. “I was on 12-hour shifts on the road and would go back to the police station each time I had to use the washroom. Some of us are on the road 24 hours,” Nilophar Shaikh, a sub inspector with Mumbai police told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

“I had never entered a vanity van before,” she said. “It had two rooms, a nice washroom and a resting space too.” With the lockdown suspending Bollywood movie shoots indefinitely, a vanity van owner teamed up with a filmmakers’ collective and a charity to put the vans to good use for free.

A Bollywood vanity van given to the Mumbai women police on lockdown duty by its owner Ketan Rawal is seen in this handout picture from Ketan Rawal via Thomson Reuters Foundation Filmmakers said the scheme served a dual purpose: it made toilets accessible to police and gave jobs to drivers and cleaners who were among Bollywood workers hardest hit by the lockdown.

An estimated 13,000 police officers are out on patrol to help enforce the lockdown, a Mumbai police spokesman said, of which about 20% are women. Female police officers said they had done similar gruelling shifts in the past, but used toilets in nearby hotels or commercial or residential buildings, which were now closed.

To cope, many said they were drinking less water to reduce the number of toilet breaks. “We wondered where the women cops on the road would go for washroom breaks. And it is only getting hotter in Mumbai,” said Shishir Joshi of non-profit Project Mumbai, that is coordinating the initiative.

The vans – with television, air conditioners and couches – have also given cops a rare taste of celebrity. “I did think about which stars may have used this vanity van in the past. I felt like a celebrity myself,” Shaikh said.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column fade_animation_offset=”45px” width=”1/2″][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row padding_top=”0px” padding_bottom=”0px” content_text_aligment=”” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no”][vc_column fade_animation_offset=”45px”][vc_empty_space height=”26px”][vc_column_text]News: Thomson Reuters Editing by Michael Taylor Image: Ketan Awan[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

#Asia #Bollywood #coronavirus

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liveindiatimes · 5 years ago

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Shah Rukh Khan To Aaditya Thackeray As Virus Spreads

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Shah Rukh Khan To Aaditya Thackeray As Virus Spreads

Coronavirus: Shah Rukh Khan and Aaditya Thackeray exchanged messages on Twitter

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Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan has thanked Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray for “working so hard for Maharashtra” as the state worst-hit by the novel coronavirus outbreak fights to contain the spread of the infectious virus.

In a tweet posted this evening, Shah Rukh Khan brushed aside a message from Mr Thackeray, who had expressed gratitude after various companies owned by the actor committed to contributing funds to the centre, the state and Mumbai Police, and said: “We don’t ever have to thank each other during times like this. We are a family. Grateful you are working so hard for Maharashtra”.

“Whenever you get alone time.. do write a poem or two. Love to you,” he added.

Mr Thackeray, who last year became the first member of his family to participate in electoral politics, is the state’s tourism and environment minister and is a published poet. In 2007 he authored “My Thoughts in White and Black” and the following year he released “Ummeed”.

Shah Rukh Khan’s tweet was in response to one by Mr Thackeray that said: “Thank you so much Shah Rukh Khanji for your support”.

We don’t ever have to thank each other during times like these. We r a family. Grateful you are working so hard for Maharashtra and whenever you get alone time…do write a poem or two. Love to you. https://t.co/vXkTxEqPni

— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) April 3, 2020

On Thursday Red Chillies Entertainment, a movie production company owned by Shah Rukh Khan and his wife, Gauri Khan, released a statement that said it would support the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the fight against COVID-19.

“Given the enormity of the task, my team and I discussed ways to contribute in our own modest way. We have come up with a series of initiatives, which we hope will make a small difference,” a note by Shah Rukh Khan said.

According to the statement Red Chillies Entertainment and three other companies owned by the actor – Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket franchise Kolkata Knight Riders, NGO Meer Foundation and Red Chillies VFX – committed funds to the PM Cares Fund, the Maharashtra Chief Minister’s Relief Fund and Mumbai Police.

The Meer Foundation will also feed more than 5,000 families, every day, for at least a month. It will also set up a kitchen to send 2,000 meals to hospitals and households, as well as working with the Roti Foundation to provide three lakh meal kits to 10,000 people per day for at least a month.

The foundation will also provide stipends to 2,500 daily wage workers in Delhi left jobless and in danger of starvation after the Prime Minister’s “total lockdown” last week.

The Kolkata Knight Riders will work with state governments in Maharashtra and West Bengal to contribute 50,000 PPE (personal protective equipment) for doctors and medical staff left under-equipped in the fight against one of the most infectious viral attacks in recent history.

Whilst we stay safe at home,many r working for our safety & fending for themselves. Here’s our little contribution to ensure their health & well being! Separate but together,we will overcome! @iamsrk@PMOIndia@narendramodi@OfficeofUT@AUThackeray@[email protected]/7MI2KT7770

— Red Chillies Entertainment (@RedChilliesEnt) April 2, 2020

There are 335 confirmed novel coronavirus cases in Maharashtra. Of these, 277 are active cases and 42 people have recovered after treatment. At least 16 deaths – the most of any state – have been linked to the virus, including one in Mumbai’s Dharavi.

Mumbai itself has 179 coronavirus cases – the most of any metro city in the country. Across the country there are 2,088 active cases with 56 deaths linked to the virus. Worldwide more than 1 million have been infected and more than 50,000 have been killed.

World

10,39,186Cases

7,65,036Active

2,19,048Recovered

55,102Deaths

Coronavirus has spread to 181 countries. The total confirmed cases worldwide are 10,39,186 and 55,102 have died; 7,65,036 are active cases and 2,19,048 have recovered as on April 3, 2020 at 8:07 pm.

India

2,547 478Cases

2,322 462Active

163 7Recovered

62 9Deaths

In India, there are 2,547 confirmed cases including 62 deaths. The number of active cases is 2,322 and 163 have recovered as on April 3, 2020 at 6:00 pm.

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Mumbai174

Pune49

Sangli24

Thane20

Nagpur18

Ahmednagar8

Mumbai Sub Urban5

Yavatmal4

Buldana4

Satara3

Kolhapur2

Palghar2

Raigad2

Sindhudurg1

Blanks1

Ratnagiri1

Nashik1

Jalagaon1

Gondia1

Aurangabad1

Details Awaited*13

335

309 3

42

16 3

Tamil Nadu

DistrictCases

Chennai37

Coimbatoor29

Tiruneveli29

Erode26

Theni20

Namakkal18

Dindugal17

Madurai15

Tirupattur7

Salem6

Kanyakumari5

Sivagangai5

Thoothukudi3

Villupuram3

Kanchipurum3

Thiruvarur2

Karur2

Thiruvannamalai2

Tirupur1

Trichirapalli1

Vellore1

Thanjavur1

Virudhunagar1

Details Awaited*75

309 75

304 75

6

1

Kerala

DistrictCases

Kasargod115

Kannur49

Ernakulam23

Thiruvanthpuram13

Mallapuram11

Thrissur11

Pathanamthitta10

Kozhikode9

Kottayam6

Palakkad6

Idukki4

Wayanad3

Kollam3

Alappuzha2

Details Awaited*21

286 21

261 19

27 2

2

Delhi

DistrictCases

South Delhi63

South East16

Central12

West Delhi12

South West10

East Delhi9

North Delhi9

Shahdara8

North East6

North West5

New Delhi2

Details Awaited*67

219

215

8

4

Uttar Pradesh

DistrictCases

Gb Nagar45

Meerut19

Agra12

Lucknow9

Ghaziabad8

Bareilly6

Bulandshahar3

Varanasi2

Philibhit2

Jaunpur1

Kanpur1

Bagpat1

Lakhimpur1

Shamli1

Basti1

Moradabad1

Details Awaited*59

172 59

160 59

14

2

Rajasthan

DistrictCases

Jaipur32

Bhilwara26

Evacuees From Iran18

Jhunjhunu8

Jodhpur8

Ajmer5

Dungarpur3

Pratapgarh2

Foreign Nationals2

Pali1

Alwar1

Sikar1

Churu1

Details Awaited*59

167 59

164 59

3

0

Telangana

DistrictCases

Hyderabad44

Karimnagar13

Madchal11

Ranga Reddy11

Bhadradri4

Mahboobnagar3

Kamareddy3

Nizamabad2

Gadwal2

Warangal (u)1

Details Awaited*64

158 51

164 55

1

7 4

Andhra Pradesh

DistrictCases

Prakasam15

Kadappa15

West Godavari12

Vizag11

Guntur9

Chitoor6

East Godavari6

Krishna6

Nellore3

Ananthapur2

Kurnool1

Details Awaited*46

132 46

1

Karnataka

DistrictCases

Bbmp30

Bengaluru Urban21

Mysore18

Dakshin Kannada9

Uttar Kannada8

Chikkaballapura7

Kalaburgi4

Bellary3

Udupi3

Davangere3

Bengaluru Rural1

Dharwad1

Kodagu1

Tumkuru1

Details Awaited*14

124 14

117 13

10 1

3

Madhya Pradesh

DistrictCases

Indore12

Jabalpur8

Ujjain4

Bhopal3

Shivpuri2

Gwalior1

Neemuch1

Details Awaited*73

104 5

110 5

0

6

Gujarat

DistrictCases

Ahmedabad33

Gandhinagar10

Rajkot10

Surat9

Vadodara9

Bhavnagar6

Girsomnath2

Kutch1

Mehsana1

Porbandar1

Details Awaited*13

95 8

93 7

10 2

8 1

Jammu And Kashmir

DistrictCases

Srinagar25

Bandipora11

Budgam7

Jammu5

Udhampur4

Rajouri3

Pulwama3

Baramulla2

Shopian2

Details Awaited*13

75 13

74 12

3 1

2

West Bengal

DistrictCases

Kolkata17

Nadia5

Hooghly4

East Medinipur3

North 24 Parganas3

Howrah2

West Medinipur1

Kalimpong1

South 24 Parganas1

Details Awaited*26

63 10

63 13

3

Haryana

DistrictCases

Gurugram24

Faridabad6

Panipat4

Sirsa3

Panchkula2

Palwal1

Ambala1

Sonipat1

Hissar1

Details Awaited*6

49 6

25 3

24 3

0

Punjab

DistrictCases

Sbs Nagar19

Sas Nagar10

Hoshiarpur6

Jalandhar5

Ludhiana3

Amritsar2

Patiala1

Details Awaited*2

48 2

52 3

1

5 1

Bihar

DistrictCases

Munger8

Patna5

Siwan5

Gaya1

Begusarai1

Gopalganj1

Lakhisarai1

Nalanda1

Details Awaited*6

29 5

30 5

0

1

Chandigarh

DistrictCases

Chandigarh16

Details Awaited*2

18 2

0

Assam

DistrictCases

Details Awaited*16

16 11

0

Ladakh

DistrictCases

Leh11

Kargil2

Details Awaited*1

14 1

11 1

3

0

Uttarakhand

DistrictCases

Dehradun4

Pauri Garhwal1

Details Awaited*5

10 3

8 3

2

0

Andaman And Nicobar Islands

DistrictCases

South Andaman10

10

0

Chhattisgarh

DistrictCases

Raipur5

Rajnandgaon1

Durg1

Bilaspur1

Korba1

9

6

3 1

0

Goa

DistrictCases

Details Awaited*6

6 1

0

Himachal Pradesh

DistrictCases

Kangra3

Details Awaited*3

6 3

1

Puducherry

DistrictCases

Puducherry2

Mahe1

Details Awaited*2

5 2

4 2

1

0

Odisha

DistrictCases

Khordha3

Bhadrak1

Details Awaited*1

5 1

0

Manipur

DistrictCases

Imphal West1

Details Awaited*1

2 1

0

Jharkhand

DistrictCases

Ranchi1

Details Awaited*1

2 1

0

Mizoram

1

0

Arunachal Pradesh

DistrictCases

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Salman Khan and Disha Patani, after Bharat, will be seen recreating magic in Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai. The film is slated to release in May and the team has been busy shooting on various locations. However, it looks like they will have to reconsider their location choices because of the COVID-19 scare. Starting 2020 on a scary note, the COVID-19 or Corona Virus has left a lot of people infected which has led to complete lockdowns of major cities.

It was only a few days ago that Bollywood Hungama reported how the makers have cancelled their Thailand schedule. Now, after Thailand, they have cancelled their Azerbaijan schedule where Salman and Disha were to shoot for a song in Baku. A lot of people from the team had already left for the location but were immediately called back due to the virus scare. The makers are still trying to figure out a different location since travelling with so many people in an entirely different country when there’s a travel ban, makes no sense.

The film also stars Jackie Shroff and singer Arjun Kanungo. Directed by Prabhu Dheva, Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai is slated to release on May 22.

Also Read: Coronavirus scare: Thailand schedule of Salman Khan-starrer Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai CANCELLED

March 07, 2020 at 11:04AMAfter Thailand, Salman Khan cancels the Azerbaijan schedule of Radhe – Your Most Wanted Bhai https://ift.tt/38zLMwV

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lataclale · 4 years ago

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Monday 07.13.20 Walt Disney World reopened this weekend. Want to know how it went? CNN Travel was there. Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On With Your Day. By AJ Willingham Coronavirus The White House is taking aim at the nation's top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, after days of disastrous news regarding the resurgent spread of coronavirus. Over the weekend, a White House official told CNN that "several White House officials are concerned about the number of times Dr. Fauci has been wrong on things." President Trump and Fauci are not on speaking terms, so this latest move isn’t exactly a surprise. However, it can’t hide the ominous reality of the pandemic: Virus hot spots like Florida are reporting record numbers of cases and worryingly high rates of positive test results. In areas where the virus is most prominent, hospitals are running out of remdesivir, the drug showed to reduce the seriousness of Covid-19. Cases are spiking around the world as well, in places like Japan and India. Several Bollywood stars have tested positive for the virus, setting India’s film industry on edge. Schools Should children go back to school this fall? If so, how? What’s the risk? What’s the plan? These are the unanswered questions parents, administrators and local leaders have as uncertainty continues to loom over the coming school year. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos did little to clear things up when she refused to say whether schools should follow guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on reopening. In a CNN interview, she called the guidelines “flexible” and said “little flare-ups or hotspots” would be dealt with on a case-by-case basis. DeVos, President Trump and other White House figures have aggressively pushed for children to return to school in person in the fall, even though there aren’t clear plans for things like, say, testing or teacher safety. Some schools are instead planning on a hybrid model, where students will attend in-person classes a few days a week. Hong Kong Around 600,000 Hong Kong citizens braved scorching conditions, a new wave of coronavirus infections and government warnings they could be breaking the law to cast their ballots in the primary election for the city's democratic opposition over the weekend. The opposition camp is hoping to seize a historic majority in the parliament. It’s been less than two weeks since China implemented that restrictive new national security law in the autonomous city, and the government has already hinted that it may use the law to bar potentially dozens of opposition candidates from the general election. However, this weekend’s massive voter turnout has inspired cautious optimism. Poland also voted this weekend in their presidential election. Incumbent President Andrzej Duda has declared victory in the contest, but his challenger Rafal Trzaskowski has refused to concede, saying the race is still too close to call. Economy You thought the economy was already bad? Brace yourself. Major companies are getting ready to release their second quarter earnings, and the numbers are predicted to be even worse. Analysts predict that earnings for the S&P 500 plummeted nearly 45% in the quarter, which would be the biggest drop since a 69% plunge during the depths of the Great Recession in the fourth quarter of 2008. Investors are hoping for a robust recovery early next year. There is fresh economic danger for low income Americans, as well. Many states implemented freezes on utility shutoffs when pandemic restrictions were at their peak. Even though the pandemic is still raging, those moratoriums are being lifted, which could leave countless low-income and unemployed households without power, water and other necessities. Election 2020 Texas? A swing state?! That’s what a new election poll suggests. President Trump is neck-and-neck with Vice President Joe Biden in three key states he won in 2016, according to a set of CBS News/YouGov polls. In Texas, Trump leads Biden 46% to 45% -- a slim margin that makes the historically red state an election toss-up. (A Democratic presidential candidate hasn’t won Texas since 1976.) The other danger zones for Trump: Arizona, where he and Biden are tied, and Florida, where his prevalence has dropped to 48% opposite Biden’s 42%. The new poll isn’t an outlier, either. There have been eight polls released publicly since the beginning of June. The overarching conclusion is that Biden and Trump are basically tied, and previously untouchable states are now fertile ground.

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India’s coronavirus cases, Himalayas, K-pop: Your Monday Briefing

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Good morning.

We’re covering India’s growing outbreak, the tensions between India and China in the Himalayas and Lebanon’s financial crisis.

India’s raging coronavirus outbreak reaches a revered actor and his circle

On a day when India reported more than 28,000 new coronavirus infections, one case in particular caught the whole country’s attention: Amitabh Bachchan, a Bollywood star and one of India’s most revered figures.

Mr. Bachchan, known as Big B, announced on Saturday to his 43 million followers on Twitter that he had tested positive, before urging his recent contacts to get tested themselves. His son, Abhishek, and daughter-in-law, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, both actors, have also become infected.

India, which closed down early and then reopened to save its battered economy, is now racking up about 30,000 new reported infections each day — more than any other country except the United States and Brazil. And it is rapidly catching up to Brazil. With more than 850,000 cases nationwide, hospitals in India are overflowing.

case study: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/10/world/europe/coroanvirus-scotland-england.html

Here are the latest updates and maps of where the virus has spread.

In other developments:

Caught between Indian and Chinese troops

Weeks after a deadly brawl erupted along the border between China and India, thousands of both countries’ troops are amassed over a contentious, jagged line in the Himalayas.

New satellite photos reveal a major Chinese buildup, including new tents, storage sheds, artillery pieces and even tanks. It all adds up to a growing Chinese push into the Indian region of Ladakh, a move locals say has been in the works for years.

Our reporter spoke to some of the few thousand Ladakhis trapped in between, who are Tibetan in culture but who identify as Indian. They say that incursions have happened for years within a code of silence.

Details: Indian Army officials, who declined to comment, did not act when Ladakhis told them of Chinese incursions into the area, perhaps avoiding conflict or refusing to face the fact that a more powerful and aggressive military was steadily nibbling away at it.

Context: Analysts say China may be taking a more aggressive approach in the area, and may have been provoked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s brand of renewed Indian nationalism.

A protest vote in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s opposition party said on Sunday that over 600,000 residents of the city cast ballots in primaries that some viewed as a symbolic vote against tough national security laws.

The unofficial poll will decide the strongest pro-democracy candidates to contest elections in September for Hong Kong’s Legislative Council. The party is aiming for a majority in what is usually a pro-Beijing body by riding a wave of anti-China sentiment stirred by the new laws.

Though the primaries are only for the opposition camp, participation can be seen as a gauge for popular opinion. It remains to be seen whether Beijing’s new powers will make that path impossible.

Quotable: “A high turnout will send a very strong signal to the international community, that we Hong Kongers never give up,” said Sunny Cheung, 24, one of a batch of aspiring young democrats out lobbying and giving stump speeches.

If you have 13 minutes, this is worth it

Haunted by those she could not save

For all their hero status, health workers around the world face intense pressure and stress, intensified by this pandemic. Dr. Lorna Breen, above, was known for being an unflappable emergency room doctor in Manhattan — until the virus. She suffered a breakdown in the midst of the crisis, and she died by suicide in April.

Dozens of her loved ones shared memories of her with our reporters, and told them about how she was devastated that she could not help many of her patients. “She had something that was a little bit different,” recalled her colleague and friend Dr. Barbara Lock, “and that was this optimism that her persistent efforts will save lives.”

Here’s what else is happening

China: Xu Zhangrun, a law professor in Beijing known for criticizing the Communist Party, was allowed to go home after being detained a week ago, people familiar with him said.

K-pop: Fans of the band Blackpink, many of them in India, unleashed a torrent of criticism, including accusations of cultural appropriation and disrespect, after a statue of the Hindu god Ganesha flashed onscreen in a music video. The video was removed, and the band apologized. It was another example of how eagle-eyed K-pop fans will come together to push for issues they believe in.

Roger Stone: President Trump’s commutation of the sentence of his former campaign adviser for obstructing an investigation into Mr. Trump’s 2016 campaign was the latest example of Mr. Trump bending legal machinery to his advantage.

In case you missed it: The center-right People’s Action Party, which has never been out of power, won again in Singapore’s elections, but by a narrower margin than usual. The opposition racked up a record 10 of Parliament’s 93 seats.

Snapshot: Above, the police drag protesters in Beirut on Sunday. Our correspondents took stock of how Lebanon’s financial crisis has sent inflation soaring and closed businesses, replacing the city’s once raucous nightlife with an eerie desolation.

What we’re reading: This South China Morning Post article about students derailed by U.S. visa restrictions. “U.S.-China tensions are playing out not just on the world stage but at schools like the University of Rochester, where 19 percent of students are Chinese,” writes Jennifer Jett, an editor in Hong Kong. “But it’s not as simple as one side against the other.”

Now, a break from the news

Cook: David Tanis’s vegetarian burger doesn’t mimic the texture or look of ground meat, but it isn’t meant to. It’s more like deluxe refried beans, with an egg on top.

Read or listen: The Times Magazine’s “Decameron Project,” inspired by Boccaccio’s 14th-century tales during the plague, brings together 29 new short stories from writers including Margaret Atwood, Yiyun Li, Esi Edugyan and Charles Yu. You can listen to two of the stories here.

Make: You can turn your copy of The Times (or any other newspaper) into ornamental beads, with a little glue and our templates.

Reopening and reclosings seem to be everywhere. For those minimizing their exposure, At Home has our full collection of ideas on what to read, cook, watch, and do.

And now for the Back Story on …

Personal finance lessons

Paul B. Brown, a freelance writer, entered the pandemic believing he was in good shape financially, but he lost most of his income virtually overnight. Now, he says, he has a lot more to do. He shared some of the lessons he has learned.

Keep even more cash on hand.

The standard personal finance advice is to have at least three months of living expenses stashed away in something liquid and ultrasafe. I am going to try to get that number up to a year’s worth of reserves. The goal is more to create peace of mind than to increase my net worth. I never want to worry about meeting day-to-day expenses again.

Manage debt more aggressively.

I’ve always paid off my full credit card balances each month, so I have never had credit card debt. But I do have three mortgages. I always paid more than I had to each month on each mortgage, because I considered prepaying a kind of forced savings. The mortgages have different interest rates. From now on, I am going to put all extra payments toward the one with the highest interest rate.

Keep the big picture in mind.

You never buy insurance because you hope to submit a claim someday. You do it to protect against a time when something awful may happen. I have always thought of saving money the same way.

But the pandemic has made me realize that I’m not sure how much I’ll really need to have salted away to protect my family and to keep our solidly middle-class standard of living intact, both now and into the future.

That’s it for this briefing. See you next time.

— Melina

Thank you To Theodore Kim and Jahaan Singh for the break from the news. You can reach the team at [email protected].

P.S. • We’re listening to “The Daily.” Our latest episode is on the fate of President Trump’s tax records. • Here’s our Mini Crossword, and a clue: Ingredient in a croque monsieur sandwich (three letters). You can find all our puzzles here. • “The Jungle Prince of Delhi,” a Times story about the mysterious royal family of Oudh from the reporter Ellen Barry, is being adapted for an Amazon series by the director Mira Nair.

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Bollywood ‘vanity vans’ aid Indian policewomen on COVID-19 duty

Luxurious trailers the place filmstars chill out and put together for film shoots at the moment are offering reduction to feminine cops imposing coronavirus curbs in Mumbai. Picture Credit score: IANS

Mumbai: Bollywood vainness vans – the luxurious trailers the place stars chill out and put together for film shoots – are offering reduction to feminine cops on coronavirus lockdown duty in India’s monetary hub Mumbai.

With about 6,500 COVID-19 instances, Mumbai has one of many highest an infection charges within the nation and police now patrol the streets and man roadblocks to restrict the unfold of the illness.

Vainness vans – geared up with baths and beds, soaps, sanitisers, sanitary pads and in addition biscuits – final week started parking by roads and busy highways to help police ladies.

“I was on 12-hour shifts on the road and would go back to the police station each time I had to use the washroom. Some of us are on the road 24 hours,” Nilophar Shaikh, a sub inspector with Mumbai police, stated.

“I had never entered a vanity van before,” she stated on Thursday. “It had two rooms, a nice washroom and a resting space too.” With the lockdown suspending Bollywood film shoots indefinitely, a conceit van proprietor teamed up with a filmmakers’ collective and a charity to place the vans to good use without spending a dime.

Filmmakers stated the scheme served a twin objective: it made bogs accessible to police and gave jobs to drivers and cleaners who had been amongst Bollywood employees hardest hit by the lockdown.

An estimated 13,000 cops are out on patrol to assist implement the lockdown, a Mumbai police spokesman stated, of which about 20 per cent are ladies.

Ladies cops stated they’d achieved related gruelling shifts previously, however used bogs in close by lodges or business or residential buildings, which had been now closed.

To manage, many stated they had been consuming much less water to cut back the quantity of bathroom breaks.

“We wondered where the women cops on the road would go for washroom breaks. And it is only getting hotter in Mumbai,” stated Shishir Joshi of non-profit Undertaking Mumbai, that’s coordinating the initiative.

The vans – with tv, air conditioners and couches – have additionally given cops a uncommon style of celeb.

“I did think about which stars may have used this vanity van in the past. I felt like a celebrity myself,” Shaikh stated.

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Make an App to Tribute Bollywood Actor Irrfan Khan | MIT App Inventor [Quotes Gallery App]

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I have created this app in MIT app inventor. In this app we can save some favorite quotes of our Role Model Irrfan Khan, one of Bollywood’s most beloved stars who had achieved considerable success in the west, has died aged 53. He had been admitted to the intensive care unit of Mumbai’s Kokilaben hospital on Tuesday with a colon infection and on Wednesday morning a statement was released confirming his death. “It’s saddening that this day, we have to bring forward the news of him passing away,” read the statement. “Irrfan was a strong soul, someone who fought till the very end and always inspired everyone who came close to him.” Despite his status as one of Bollywood’s most celebrated actors, Khan had a reputation for modesty and integrity and news of his death sent India into mourning, prompting actors, fans and politicians from across the world to express their sadness at his death. Indian prime minister Narendra Modi said that Khan’s demise was “a loss to the world of cinema and theatre. He will be remembered for his versatile performances across different mediums. My thoughts are with his family, friends and admirers. May his soul rest in peace.” Fellow Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan said Khan’s death left a “huge vacuum”. “An incredible talent, a gracious colleague, a prolific contributor to the world of cinema … left us too soon,” tweeted Bachchan. “The charisma you brought to everything you did was pure magic,” tweeted Priyanka Chopra. “Your talent forged the way for so many in so many avenues. You inspired so many of us. Irrfan Khan you will truly be missed. Condolences to the family.” Indian politician Rahul Gandhi described Khan as a “versatile and talented actor” who would be “greatly missed” while Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said India had lost “one of the most exceptional actors of our time.” In March 2018, Khan revealed he had been diagnosed with a neuroendocrine tumour, but after extensive treatment he recovered well enough to shoot Angrezi Medium, the film that would turn out to be his last, and whose release this March was cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic. Best known to English-speaking audiences as the police inspector in Slumdog Millionaire and for his roles in Jurassic World and Life of Pi, Khan was a Bollywood mainstay, acting in hits such as Haider, Piku and Hindi Medium.I came into this industry to tell stories and do cinema and I was stuck in television,” he told the Guardian.

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K-pop star Jaejoong of JYJ group clarifies about testing positive for Coronavirus, says it was April Fool’s Day joke : Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama

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Many celebrities around the world have tested positive for coronavirus and currently getting treated for the same. South Korean group JYJ’s Kim Jaejoong revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently hospitalized. But that ain’t the truth.

Taking to his Instagram, the K-pop star wrote, “I have been infected with COVID-19. It is a result of my negligence, ignoring the…

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Alia Bhatt urges people not to abandon pets out of coronavirus scare - Times of India

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As misinformation surface online that animals spread coronavirus is causing many pet owners to abandon their pets, actor Alia Bhatt on Tuesday took to social media to clear the misconception around the issue.

The 27-year-old actor posted a statement on Instagram in which she emphasised that “there is currently NO EVIDENCE” to suggest that pet animals can be a source of infection to humans.”

The ‘Highway’ actor also quoted the statement of Maharashtra’s Health Minister Rajesh Tope‘s saying, “there is no case in the world of domesticated animals spreading coronavirus and people should not abandon their pets for fear of infection.” She further urged the pet owners to maintain good hygiene including washing one’s hands before and after handling animals as well as their food.

The star also pointed out that if one is not in a good health condition should avoid direct contact with your pets.

Many other Bollywood celebrities like director Rohit Shetty, actor Anushka Sharma, and Preity Zinta have urged the people to stop abandoning their pets in the light of coronavirus.

Growing misinformation is causing a lot of people to abandon their animal friends with many of them being deserted on the roads.

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Watch: Salman Khan enjoys sketching during self-quarantine period amid Coronavirus outbreak

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The noble Coronavirus infection is affecting everyone’s work and life and many people and celebrities remain at home amid all this. The Film and TV industry has decided to stop shooting till March 31.

Most of the celebs of Bollywood have gone into self-isolation as advised and they are making the best use of this time.

And look like Salman Khan is making the best use of self-quarantine.The actor has discontinued work on his big Eid release ‘Radhe’ amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Salman Khan enjoys sketching

On Thursday, Salman shared a video on social media in which he is seen sketching with charcoal. During the sketch, he is also heard humming the song ‘Kaho Na Pyaar Hai’ from Hrithik Roshan’s debut film.

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