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Sunny Leone. Virendra Joshi is accused of receiving Rs 1,000 monthly deposits intended for beneficiaries of the Mahtari Vandan Yojana. This scheme, implemented by the BJP government, provides Rs 1,000 per month to married women in the state. The fraud was discovered in Talur village, Bastar district. District Collector Haris S has ordered an investigation and the seizure of the bank account. Officials stated that media reports brought the fraud to light. The incident triggered a political clash between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress. State Congress chief Deepak Baij claimed, «over 50 per cent of beneficiaries under the Mahtari Vandan Yojana are fake.»

Actress turned politician Kangana Ranaut remains undeterred and unapologetic in the face of criticism. The ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ star, who recently made her debut as a politician, opened up on her “soft porn star” jibe at ‘90s actress Urmila Matondkar during the Times Now Summit on Wednesday. Addressing the audience, she said that if actresses can be known by epithets such as Sheila Ki Jawani, they should not object to being called a porn star. She also claimed that ‘porn star’ is not a slur as adult film actors are respected in India. “I am not justifying anything. If these actresses are comfortable with words such as tandoori murgi, item girl, Sheila ki Jawani, why is it seen as something violating? It is a matter of fact, if they are comfortable with this, why do you want to shame them? I personally do not think I had any intention of shaming her (Urmila Matondkar) because she is very comfortable in that role..” she told the media.

Kangana Ranaut, who is set to contest the Lok Sabha election 2024 from Himachal Pradesh Mandi's Mandi on a BJP ticket, sought to clarify the controversy surrounding her past ‘soft porn star’ comment regarding Urmila Matondkar. During an interaction at the Times Now Summit 2024 on Wednesday, Kangana said, “I am not justifying anything.

Sunny Leone looking to switch careers at the age of 42? In what seems like a bizarre situation, a photo of the ‘Jism 2' actress ended up in an admit card for the Uttar Pradesh Police Constable Recruitment Exam. The admit card has the name ‘Sunny Leone’ and the date of the exam on the card is February 17. According to reports, the registration was done Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board’s portal for the position of a constable. The examination centre allotted to the cardholder was Smt Soneshree Memorial Girls College in Kannauj's Tirwa. The college told the media that no one associated with the card appeared for the exam on Saturday.

Live Hindustan report, the phone number entered upon registration belonged to UP's Mahoba city while the address mentioned was of Mumbai. However, as per the report, the college administration stated that on the day of the exam, no candidates showed up with the specific admit card. As per NDTV report, The Kannauj Police cyber cell is looking into the matter.

Pathaan and Animal underscores that effective music can still be crucial in building anticipation before a movie's release. Amit Sharma, managing director of Miraj Entertainment that operates multiplex theatres, highlighted the importance of music in attracting audiences to theatres, suggesting that the industry needs to elevate its game in film music to match the diverse tastes of Gen Z, who are also consumers of international music.

artificial intelligence startup ‘Kamoto.ai’ has unlocked revenue generation through its advanced generative AI technology. The company, in partnership with Bollywood actress Sunny Leone, achieved a remarkable feat amid the transpiring technological advancements in the entertainment domain.

₹41 crore worth of proceeds of crime, the total amount of which can cross ₹6,000 crore. As per the news platform India Today, Sourabh Chandrakar, Ravi Uppal, Vikas Chapariya, Chandrabhushan Verma, Sourabh Chandrakar's brother Satish Chandrakar, Anil Dammani, Sunil Dammani, Vishal Ahuja, Dheeraj Ahuja, Punaram Verma, Shiv Kumar Verma, Punaram Verma, Yashoda Verma and Pawan Nathani are the 14 accused in the case in ED's first chargesheet.

₹417 crore worth of proceeds of crime in the money laundering probe. Ranbir Kapoor as a social media influencer promoted an online betting app and allegedly received compensation in return for endorsing and engaging in promotional endeavors on behalf of Mahadev betting app. Apart from Ranbir Kapoor, some other Indian and Pakistani celebrities like Tiger Shroff, Sunny Leone, Neha Kakkar, Atif Aslam, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan are under ED's scanner for attending Sourabh Chandrakar's wedding in Dubai, as per a report from news platform India Today.

₹5,000 crore, it's the Bollywood angle that has set tongues wagging. Chandrakar used to be a humble juice vendor in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh. He is now said to be in his early twenties.

NFT of Jack Dorsey's first tweet for $2.9 million has halted most transactions because people were selling tokens of content that did not belong to them, its founder said, calling this a «fundamental problem» in the fast-growing digital assets market. Sales of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, soared to around $25 billion in 2021, leaving many baffled as to why so much money is being spent on items that do not physically exist and which anyone can view online for free. NFTs are crypto assets that record the ownership of a digital file such as an image, video or text. Anyone can create, or «mint», an NFT, and ownership of the token does not usually confer ownership of the underlying item.

cryptocurrency space over the past week. Almost all the sectors witnessed modest gains, with Web3 being the top performer. The crypto market seems to be gearing up for a move. It could be a good time for DCA in sectors rather than investing in individual coins.Regulations in Russia In an exciting turn of events, Russia could just have given a massive boost to the cryptocurrency ecosystem. After much back and forth, the Russian government and its central bank have decided to regulate and recognize cryptocurrencies.

blockchain ecosystem valued in excess of $15 billion. But it must hurdle potential barriers to growth in the shape of newly prescribed taxes that, some others believe, is more help than hindrance to this perception-challenged sector. The 30% tax (and TDS) on crypto income announced in the Budget is seen by some as “recognition” of the blockchain industry. But many others also believe a high tax regime and stringent taxation terms could stunt growth in a sector populated largely by bootstrapped start-ups. “A high tax rate is very discouraging… it’s also a growth deterrent,” said Sidharth Sogani, founder — CEO, Crebaco, a rating agency for digital currencies and businesses that work with them. “Higher tax incidence reduces the scope for all players in the ecosystem; the crypto world is not just about exchanges that facilitate trading or investments.”

Bitcoin’s price has meandered the last few days, the largest cryptocurrency by market value has staged a modest under-the-radar recovery from its wintertime swoon. Bitcoin is on pace to post its third consecutive weekly increase, climbing almost 19% during the stretch, to trade around $43,500 as of 1:06 p.m. in New York. It dropped below $33,000 on Jan. 24, a decline of more than 50% from its all-time high of almost $69,000 reached in early November. The crypto market has been rattled as of late by growing expectations that central banks, led by the Federal Reserve, are poised to pull back on the pandemic-era stimulus that many observers credit for fueling the surge in risk assets over the past few years.

Investors are bracing for more gyrations in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as worries over a hawkish Federal Reserve threaten to squelch risk appetite across markets. The volatility traditionally associated with cryptocurrencies has been on full display in recent weeks. Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency, is up by around 33% since Jan. 24 and recently traded at $43,850, rebounding from a tumble that cut its price in half from November's record high. Its main rival, ether, is up around 45% since Jan. 24 at around $3,200, following a nearly 56% nosedive from its record high of $4,868, also in November. While proponents of cryptocurrencies once touted their lack of correlation to other assets, bitcoin and its peers saw huge gains over the last two years, rallying along with stocks as the Fed and other central banks pumped unprecedented levels of stimulus into the global economy. Bitcoin is up 1,039% since March 2020 and ether has risen 2,940%, though the rallies in both cryptocurrencies have been interrupted by numerous-stomach churning selloffs.

crypto, players in India and across the globe are high on hopes over the new-age asset class. They are expecting that two major nations — India and Russia — have stepped ahead for the legitimisation of the crypto assets, and more major economies may join the forces soon. However, India has made it clear that the legitimate or illegitimate are separate questions and the government is simply taxing the gains from the crypto transactions, which is its sovereign right.

In a reply to a query from Chhaya Verma, a Rajya Sabha member from Chhattisgarh, she clarified that if there is a gain from crypto transactions, the government has the right to tax them, but does not necessarily make them legal or illegal. Banning or not banning crypto assets will depend on the inputs given by consultants, Sitharaman said in the upper house of Parliament.

Giottus Cryptocurrency Exchange has announced the launch of two smart investment features for the benefit of all crypto investors and enthusiasts. Among the two new features, first is crypto baskets, an expert-curated thematic investment feature, which augments an investor’s portfolio in the long run, curated by experts and research analysts, the company said. Themes such as DeFi, Metaverse, gaming, and meme coins are already popular among Indian investors, it said, adding that Baskets are specifically designed to meet this demand.

Amid the FOMO and volatility, there are some exchanges or platforms, such as CoinSwitch, that provide sufficient resources to rely on when investing. And that helps in beating the herd instinct. So, from an investment standpoint, let us examine the herd instinct. It is the tendency of people to behave or act in the same way as other people in the group or market, also known as mob mentality. Fear and greed factors in the market frequently cause herd mentality, the two emotions that constantly compete for market dominance. Fear causes panic, which increases supply, whereas greed causes exuberance, which increases market demand.

cryptocurrency market was trading lower on Friday, thanks to the sharp selloff in the US markets over inflation concerns and hawkish tone of US Fed. Barring the dollar pegged USD Coin and Avalanche, all eight out of the top-10 digital tokens were trading lower on Friday. Shina Inu, Solana and Terra dropped 6 per cent each. The global crypto market cap dropped more than 3 per cent to $2.01 trillion mark. On the other hand, the total crypto market volume zoomed 50 per cent to $114.22 billion.

Coinbase Global has removed 'how to buy' instructions for at least three crypto tokens which have been the subject of 'rug pull' warnings that investors may lose their money, saying on Thursday it plans to improve safeguards. Jaclyn Sales, a spokesperson for Coinbase, said the links were removed from the cryptocurrency exchange's website after they were brought to its attention this week by Reuters. There would also be an upgrade in safeguards on its auto-created webpages, she said. Nasdaq-listed Coinbase features pages offering tips on investing in tokens and the pages in question were informational rather than making them available to trade on its app or wallet.