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  Kiara Advani faced criticism after initially crediting Jani Master for choreographing the song "Dhop" from ‘ Game Changer ,’ then removed the mention due to his POCSO allegations. Her edit followed backlash on social media, overshadowing the song's release #Game Changer Actress Kiara Advani recently found herself at the center of controversy after posting about her collaboration with choreographer Jani Master in connection with the song "Dhop" from the upcoming Ram Charan starrer ‘Game Changer’. The backlash arose when Kiara initially included Jani Master’s name in her Instagram caption, appreciating his choreography. However, she has since edited the post, removing his mention following criticism for associating with a public figure facing serious legal allegations. The issue stems from allegations against Jani Master, who was booked under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act earlier this year. A former female employee accused him of ra...

  The boy's 35-year-old mother lost her life in the stampede during the premiere of the Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa 2: The Rule.                Allu Arjun’s father Allu Aravind has announced that a sum of Rs. 2 crores will be paid as compensation to the eight-year-old boy Sri Tej who was injured in a stampede outside Sandhya Theatre in Hyderabad during the premiere of  Pushpa 2: The Rule  on December 4. The incident also took the life of Sri Tej’s 35-year-old mother. Out of the total amount, Rs. 1 crore will be paid by Allu Arjun and the remaining Rs. 1 crore by the film’s producers Mythri Movie Makers and director Sukumar, who is also the co-producer. Mythri Movie Makers and director Sukumar, who is also the co-producer. #Allu Arjun Allu Aravind told a group of reporters in Hyderabad, “To support the family and the boy after he comes out of hospital, we thought we should support them with the amount of Rs 2 crores... to be handed ove...

 The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in India, like in many other parts of the world, brings both opportunities and challenges. While AI has the potential to greatly benefit society by improving efficiency, innovation, and productivity, there have been concerns about its misuse in various sectors. Here are some examples of how AI could be misused in India: 1. Deepfakes and Misinformation AI-generated deepfakes, which are videos or images that manipulate real content to show false information, have become a significant concern. In India, deepfakes have been used to create misleading political content, defamation, and rumors, especially during elections. These AI tools can generate realistic videos of public figures or ordinary people saying or doing things they never did, which can spread misinformation or damage reputations. 2. AI in Cybercrime and Hacking Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI for malicious purposes, such as hacking, phishing, and creating malware. AI c...

 There are many ways to earn money from home, depending on your skills, interests, and available time. Here are some ideas across different fields that you can explore: 1. Freelancing If you have skills in writing, graphic design, web development, digital marketing, or any other field, freelancing can be a great way to make money. Popular freelancing platforms include: Upwork Fiverr Freelancer.com Toptal (for high-level freelancers) 2. Online Tutoring/Teaching If you're proficient in a subject (e.g., math, science, languages), you can teach online. Platforms where you can find tutoring jobs include: Chegg VIPKid (for teaching English to kids) Preply or Italki (for language tutoring) Tutor.com 3. Affiliate Marketing Promoting products or services and earning a commission when people purchase through your affiliate links. You can do this via: Blogging Social media platforms YouTube Affiliate networks like Amazon Associates , ClickBank , or ShareASale 4. ...

Mufasa: The Lion King Roars in Telugu with Mahesh Babu's Majestic Voice In a groundbreaking fusion of Hollywood animation and Telugu star power, "Mufasa: The Lion King" has pounced onto the big screen, leaving audiences spellbound. This musical anime adaptation breathes new life into the beloved classic, with Mahesh Babu's commanding voice-over leading the pride. A Royal Performance by Mahesh Babu From the moment Mahesh Babu's voice resonates through the theater, it's clear that this is no ordinary dubbing job. The Superstar brings a regal gravitas to Mufasa that perfectly captures the character's wisdom and strength. His delivery of iconic lines like "Remember who you are" sends chills down the spine, infusing the role with a uniquely Telugu flavor that will resonate deeply with fans. Visual Splendor That Rivals the Original The animation quality in "Mufasa" is nothing short of spectacular. The lush landscapes of the Pride Lands bur...

  Ukraine's AI Revolution: Harnessing War Data for a Smarter Future In the midst of conflict, Ukraine is pioneering a groundbreaking initiative that could reshape the future of warfare and post-war recovery. The nation is amassing an unprecedented trove of war data, with the ambitious goal of training cutting-edge AI models. This digital arsenal isn't just changing the game—it's redefining it entirely. The Digital Battlefield Imagine a vast digital tapestry, woven from countless threads of information. Each thread represents a moment captured in the heat of battle, a snapshot of destruction, or a glimpse of resilience. This is the essence of Ukraine's data collection efforts. At the heart of this initiative lies battlefield imagery . Drones buzzing overhead capture high-resolution photos and videos, offering bird's-eye views of troop movements, equipment deployments, and the ever-changing landscape of conflict. These images, rich in detail and context, form the foun...