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Updated on: Jul 25, 2023, 09:08:34 IST
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Only portraits of Thiruvalluvar, Gandhi allowed in Tamil Nadu courts: Madras high court

Madras High Court (File)
Madras High Court (File)

Except the statues and portraits of Mahatma Gandhi and Tamil philosopher Thiruvalluvar, no other personality can be displayed anywhere inside the court premises in Tamil Nadu, a circular from the Madras High Court said after it had recently rejected a request to install B R Ambedkar’s statue inside the court. Read Here.

Abu Dhabi reports new MERS-coronavirus case, says WHO. Details

The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Monday night confirmed a case of the potentially fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in Abu Dhabi. According to the UN body, a 28-year-old man tested positive for the virus after he was admitted to a hospital last month in Al Ain city. Read Here.

'I said after WTC final...': Rohit Sharma namedrops Virat Kohli after Team India seals Test series against West Indies

Ticking all the right boxes in their away tour to the Caribbean, Rohit Sharma and Co. kickstarted Team India's ICC World Test Championship (WTC) campaign with a series win over the West Indies. The Virat Kohli-starrer played out a frustrating draw with the hosts in the 2nd Test of the series decider on Monday. With the second and final Test ending in a stalemate, Rohit's men wrapped up the series 1-0 to retain the top spot in the WTC standings. Read Here.

Fan thinks Kiara Advani looks like Juhi Chawla as she makes heads turn in a powersuit and bralette: Watch video

Oppenheimer, after witnessing spectacular numbers at the box office over the first weekend of its release, witnessed a dip on Monday in India. According to a Sacnilk.com report, the film entered the 50 crore club in India. It minted 7 crore on day four of its release. Read Here.

 
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