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‘Unemployed’ Kanhaiya Kumar had a cumulative income of Rs 8,58,650 in last two years

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‘Unemployed’ Kanhaiya Kumar had a cumulative income of Rs 8,58,650 in last two years

Former JNU student and Communist Party of India’s Kanhaiya Kumar filed his nomination for the Begusarai Lok Sabha constituency a few days back. In his affidavit [pdf] filed with the election commission disclosing the details about his income, assets and employment details, Kanhaiya has disclosed that he is ‘unemployed’.

Kanhaiya’s income as per the affidavit filed.

In his affidavit, has mentioned that he is ‘berojgar’ (unemployed) and earns his living through ‘independent writing’. He says his source of income is the royalty he earns out of his book, “Bihar to Tihar”.

Through his ‘unemployment’ and ‘royalty from sale of books’, Kanhaiya has earned as much as Rs 8,58,650 in last two years.

Kanhaiya Kumar’s ‘income’

Kanhaiya has claimed he earned Rs 6,30,360 in 2017-18 and Rs 2,28,290 in the year 2018-19.

Unfortunately, despite earning over 8 lakh rupees as unemployed youth, Kanhaiya Kumar is unable to afford LPG cylinders for cooking at home because the cylinder which would usually last about 30 odd days in a home gets over within 3-4 days in Kanhaiya Kumar’s place.


One wonders if Kanhaiya Kumar knows that there is a provision to turn off the knob of the stove once you’re done with cooking so that the cylinder could last longer than 3-4 days?

Other than this, Kanhaiya has disclosed cash in hand Rs 24,000, cash in bank Rs 1,63, 648 and Rs 50 and insurance policy of Rs 1,70,150. He has also disclosed a house in Begusarai which has market value of Rs 2 lakh.

Kanhaiya Kumar, the member of the infamous ‘Tukde Tukde Gang’ is currently on bail for allegedly chanting anti-national slogans at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi in 2016. The Delhi Police Special Cell had submitted 1200-page charge-sheet in January this year against Kanhaiya Kumar and other left-wing students of the JNU.

Kanhaiya Kumar was supposed to be the Mahagathbandhan candidate from Begusarai. However, the alliance of RJD and Congress did not leave any seats to the CPI and CPI-M. The Begusarai seat is now being contested by an RJD candidate against Union Minister Giriraj Singh, who has shifted his constituency from Nawada to Begusarai.

Interestingly, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav is reportedly averse to any idea of promoting Kanhaiya Kumar as it may affect his political advancement in the future. As Kanhaiya Kumar has more political acumen and oratory skills than Tejashwi Yadav, the latter fears that he may one day outshine him in the state politics. Hence, Yadav has been conscious of his decision to not promote Kanhaiya Kumar in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Also read: ‘Continuance of Modi government is the need of the hour’, more than 900 artists issue statement in support of PM Modi

All you need to know about the first phase of the 2019 General Elections

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All you need to know about the first phase of the 2019 General Elections

In the first phase of the General Election, 91 constituencies from Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jammu and Kashmir, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha, Sikkim, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep go to polls on 11th April 2019.

State Total Number of Lok Sabha seats in the state Number seats going to poll in the1st phase
Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1 1
Andhra Pradesh 25 25
Arunachal Pradesh 2 2
Assam 14 5
Bihar 40 4
Chhattisgarh 11 1
Jammu & Kashmir 6 2
Lakshadweep 1 1
Maharashtra 48 7
Manipur 2 1
Meghalaya 2 2
Mizoram 1 1
Nagaland 1 1
Odisha 21 4
Sikkim 1 1
Telangana 17 17
Tripura 2 1
Uttar Pradesh 80 8
Uttarakhand 5 5
West Bengal 42 2
Total 543 91

 

The BJP had won 31 seats from these 91 constituencies, the TDP had won 16, YSRC had won 9, the TRS had won 11 and the Congress had won 7 in the last Lok Sabha elections. The TDP and the Congress are expected to lose some seats in this phase of the election while the BJP too is likely to win zero seats from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, two states from where it had won 4 seats in 2014. The YSRC is expected to make significant gains in Andhra whereas in Telangana, the TRS is expected to win the overwhelming majority of the seats.

The BJP is expected to register a tough competition in the four seats in Odisha and the two in West Bengal where the party will go head to head against the BJP and TMC respectively. BJP and its allies are also expected to turn around the NDA’s fortunes in Meghalaya, Mizoram and Manipur. In Assam, the BJP is expected to retain the seats it had won last time around although it’s unclear the impact the Citizenship Amendment Bill will have in these constituencies. In Tripura, the BJP is expected to win the Constituency after registering a thumping victory in the last Assembly Elections in the state.

In Bastar, Chhattisgarh, the Congress is expected to win where the BJP had secured a victory in 2014. In Uttar Pradesh, Kairana will witness the most significant battle, a constituency where the BJP had lost the bypolls only last year. In Bihar, the NDA is expected to win at least 3 seats in the first phase. In Maharashtra, the NDA appears to be on the ascendancy. In Uttarakhand, where the BJP had won all 5 seats in 2014, there’s a strong possibility that it will repeat its performance this time around as well.

The two seats in West Bengal, the four in Odisha and Kairana in UP will be the main battles in the first phase of the 2019 General Elections.

Lok Sabha elections 2019: May we get the leader we deserve

Nirwa Mehta
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Lok Sabha elections 2019: May we get the leader we deserve

I was pursuing to be a chartered accountant when fate decided to intervene and gave me a nudge to follow something I had always dreamt of: writing. With no prior writing or journalism experience, I knew I was on a thin ground.

But I knew I could write and I knew I could learn and learn to write better. Writing, after all, is an art, right? I joined a leading financial daily in Ahmedabad. I thought I’d combine my love for writing with my strong finance background and perhaps business journalism is my calling afterall.

Barely four months into my shift in career, I was still learning on the job on how to file a copy. Basics of journalism, how to find a peg in a story and how to try and turn a boring story into something that could become interesting. And that is when it was announced that Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi was made the prime ministerial candidate for the 2014 general elections which were just few months away.

I extensively covered the Vibrant Gujarat pre-event sectoral summit which the then CM Modi used as a platform to make promises to the nation. He would showcase Gujarat model of development and promised the stars. He promised to break the policy paralysis the country was trapped in since a decade.

I remember the one time I was watching one of his rallies on the television with my dad, my father clapped when Modi said, “yeh maa-bete ki sarkar to gayi”. Yes, I come from a family of BJP, especially Modi supporters. I am not embarrassed or ashamed about it even though during my brief stint in the mainstream media I was scoffed at for not really hating on theli then chief minister.

In 2014, on voting day, I woke up and walked to the polling booth in the school nearby. I cast my vote for the prime minister I want, not necessarily the member of parliament who represents my constituency.

On 16th May, 2014 the results were to be declared. On 14th May, Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley and Nitin Gadkari had flown down to Gandhinagar to have a word with Modi. Entire media was gathered right outside the chief minister’s residence, we all hoped we would get ‘major news’.

All we got in return was this image from the chief minister residence.

Modi with Rajnath Singh, Nitin Gadkari and Arun Jaitley on 14th May 2014

Look at the body language of the defiant Narendra Modi. Perhaps it was only him and his most trusted lieutenant Amit Shah who were most confident of not only winning but winning with an absolute majority.

Cut to 2019, things are different. The BJP is now the ruling party and Modi is not fighting to win a seat, but to keep it. From Congress vs others, it is BJP vs the rest. Congress is phenomenal as an opposition, more so because of the support system it has built over the decades in the form of academia, media and ‘intellectuals’.

Rahul Gandhi can lie through his teeth and no one in media questions him. He pulls out populist schemes from places where the sun doesn’t shine and no one questions him how will he even fund those schemes? By increasing tax burden on the already over-taxed middle class? You see, it is not Congress which is good with setting an agenda. It is the media which helps Congress further a narrative.

As for me, between 2014 to 2019 I got disillusioned by mainstream media, quit my job, wrote a book, fell in love, got married and moved to a new city, Delhi, the power capital. But as luck would have it, I am back at being a journalist. I am happy that at the end of the day, I do not have to be ashamed of supporting Narendra Modi. I get called names, but then at least I am being honest with myself. I don’t have to pretend I am neutral.

As India goes to vote tomorrow in the first phase of elections, I am again transported back to the 2014 time when I was not sure what would happen on 16th May. Today, too, I am not sure what will happen on 23rd May.

All I hope for is a stable and decisive government where the prime minister is not someone whose election slogan is as old as himself.

May the best man win.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra skips visit to Jain temple during Saharanpur roadshow on instruction of Imran Masood, Jain community angry: Report

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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra skips visit to Jain temple during Saharanpur roadshow on instruction of Imran Masood, Jain community angry: Report

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra drew the ire of Jain community in Saharanpur after she skipped her planned visit to a Jain temple in the city during her roadshow in support of Congress candidate Imran Masood, as per an IndiaTV report.

Priyanka had visited Saharanpur yesterday to campaign for Congress Lok Sabha candidate from Saharanpur constituency, Imran Masood. During her roadshow, she was supposed to visit a Jain temple on the way but according to people of the Jain community, who were waiting outside the temple to welcome her, she skipped visiting the temple on the instruction of Imran Masood.

According to the IndiaTV report, people had been waiting for hours outside the temple with Puja Thalis hoping that Priyanka would pay a visit, as planned, to seek blessings. But Priyanka’s roadshow moved ahead without stopping at the temple. Hurt by Priyanka’s insensitivity towards the sentiments of the Jain community, people said that the Congress will pay for this insult in elections. Many of them said that they will now vote for Modi in the elections. Recently three rallied of the Nehru-Gandhi had to be cancelled in the Shamli, Bijnor and Saharanpur owing to the bad weather.

Congress candidate Imran Masood had made headlines during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections by threatening to chop off the then Prime Ministerial candidate of BJP Narendra Modi into small pieces. Masood who was earlier a Samajwadi Party leader has around 6 criminal cases registered against him.

The fight for the Saharanpur Lok Sabha seat is going to be an interesting one as Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has also fielded a Muslim candidate Fazlur Rahman from the constituency which might result in the splitting of the Muslim vote.

Sensing the possibility of a split in the Muslim vote, BSP supremo Mayawati had openly appealed to the Muslim community in her recent rally in Saharanpur, not to split their vote by supporting the Congress candidate and consolidate their vote in the favour of the gathbandhan candidate.

British PM Theresa May expresses deep regrets for Jallianwala Bagh massacre, says it is a despicable scar on the British Indian history

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British PM Theresa May expresses deep regrets for Jallianwala Bagh massacre, says it is a despicable scar on the British Indian history

Days before the centenary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May has expressed regret over the carnage meted out by the British troops to an innocuous crowd of people gathered at the Jallianwala Bagh in 1919.


Addressing the British parliament, May expressed her anguish over the incident. “We deeply regret what happened and the suffering caused,” May said. However, Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of opposition in the British parliament demanded a full and unequivocal apology for the tragedy.

In her statement, May said, “Jallianwala Bagh tragedy of 1919 is a despicable scar on the British Indian history. As Her Majesty the Queen (Elizabeth II) pointed out before visiting Jallianwala Bagh in 1997, it is an upsetting example of our past history with India.”

Considered as one of the worst political crimes of the twentieth century, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre took place on 13 April 1919 when troops of the British Indian Army under the order of Colonel Reginald Dyer opened fire into an unarmed crowd of Indians, who had gathered in Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar, Punjab for marking the celebrations of Baisakhi. Almost 2000 innocent people had perished in the onslaught. 

I wanted respect, but all I got was insult. Congress has backstabbed me: Alpesh Thakor resigns from the party

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I wanted respect, but all I got was insult. Congress has backstabbed me: Alpesh Thakor resigns from the party

In a major setback to Congress, just hours before India goes to vote in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections, Congress MLA Alpesh Thakor has resigned from Congress. In his resignation letter, Thakor said that all he wanted in Congress was ‘respect’ but all he got was ‘insult’.

Alpesh Thakor resigns from Congress

“I have spent my life in social service and I had joined the party to help the poor and needy. People of Kshatriya Thakor Sena have been at the forefront of the social cause and are deeply hurt by the insult meted out to the poor,” Thakor said in his resignation letter to the party.

Adding that he had no political aspirations or hunger for power, Thakor said, “If I had political aspirations, I would not have joined Congress in its bad times and when it was struggling.” He added that Congress has backstabbed him.

Thakor along with his close aide and another Congress MLA Dhavalsinh Zala resigned from the party but will continue to be MLAs. Zala has reportedly said that Congress MLA from Becharaji, Bharat Thakor may also resign and join them. Zala said that the community is bigger for them than the party. Zala alleged that Congress has been ignoring a query of Thakor Sena core committee and despite having written letters, Congress had done nothing about it.

We had reported yesterday that Thakor-led outfit, Kshatriya Thakor Sena’s core committee has decided to withdraw support to Congress following which, Alpesh had been asked to resign from all posts of the party. Earlier, two office-bearers of Kshatriya Thakor Sena had filed their nominations for the Banaskantha and Sabarkantha constituencies. Congress had tried to persuade Alpesh to get the office-bearers of the outfit he heads to withdraw their nomination.

Earlier we had reported about a rift within Congress when Thakor was not invited for an event in Bihar after it was reported that Thakor had allegedly instigated violent attacks on migrant workers from Bihar in Gujarat.

Stone sculpture damaged during shooting of Dabangg 3 in Maheshwar Fort, ASI issues notice

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Stone sculpture damaged during shooting of Dabangg 3 in Maheshwar Fort, ASI issues notice

Salman Khan-starrer Dabangg 3 once again finds itself in the thick of a raging controversy as an antique sculpture was damaged while removing the sets of the movie at the fort located on the banks of river Narmada near Maheshwar. Salman Khan and his crew were shooting for their upcoming movie Dabangg 3 in Maheshwar.

According to the eyewitnesses, the stone figure got damaged when the sets were being removed from the fort. They said that some heavy item hit the idol and a part of it got broken.

Madhya Pradesh Culture Minister Vijaylaxmi Sadho has reassured that necessary action would be taken against those responsible for the incident. “I have taken cognisance of the matter and issued instructions to Khargone district collector, superintendent of police and sub-divisional magistrate ( SDM),” the minister said. She also said that She will visit the spot and take stock of the situation.

Dabangg 3 also received a notice from the Archaeological Survey of India(ASI). ASI has ordered Salman Khan and Dabangg 3 makers to immediately remove the sets put up at Jal Mahal in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh. The notice warned them that the film’s shooting may get canceled if they don’t any action.

Earlier, Dabangg 3 was embroiled in another controversy when photos of a plank being placed over the Shivling surfaced on the internet. The locals accused the Dabangg 3 makers of insulting Hinduism and the Shivling. Later, Salman Khan himself had to come out stating that the plank was meant to protect the Shivling and maintain its sanctity.

‘Continuance of Modi government is the need of the hour’, more than 900 artists issue statement in support of PM Modi

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‘Continuance of Modi government is the need of the hour’, more than 900 artists issue statement in support of PM Modi

Over 900 personalities from the fields of art and literature have come forward in the support of prime minister Narendra Modi just days ahead of Lok Sabha elections. In a statement issued under the banner of Nation First Collective, it was said that the country needs a “Majboot Sarkar” and not a “Mazboor Sarkar”.

Some of the notable names that have signed the statement include Pandit Jasraj, Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan, Shankar Mahadevan, Malini Awasthi, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Vivek Oberoi, Pallavi Joshi, Anuradha Poudwal etc.

The statement signed by a total of 907 personalities said, “we, creative artistes and persons belonging to the field of literature appeal to all our fellow citizens to cast their vote and exercise their right to elect the new government without any pressure and prejudice”. It said that during the last five years, India has seen a government that has delivered corruption-free good governance and development-oriented administration.

“During this period, India has acquired greater respect globally. It is our firm conviction that the continuance of the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the need of the hour,” the statement said. They said that when facing challenges like terrorism, we need a “Majboot Sarkar” and not a “Mazboor Sarkar”. The statement categorically asserts that “continuance of government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the need of the hour.”

This statement from over 900 top artists comes just days after more than 600 artists had issued a statement appealing to vote out the Modi government under the banner of Artists Unite India. More than 100 filmmakers and more than 100 visual artists also have appealed to not vote for BJP under the same banner. But one Filmmaker in the list, Aarti Patel, had said that she never issued or signed such a statement and the list was fake.

The full list of 907 signatories of the Nation First Collective is given below.

  1. Pandit Jasraj — Indian classical vocalist
  2. Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan — Art-Music
  3. Ram Sutar — Sculptor
  4. Pt. Debu Chaudhary — Sitarist
  5. Saroja Vaidyanathan — Dancer, Bharatnatyam
  6. Arjun Dangle — Noted Dalit Poet
  7. Raja and Radha Reddy — Dancer, Kuchipudi
  8. Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt — Art-Music
  9. Ustad Wasifuddin Dagar — Vocalist, Dhrupad
  10. Rita Ganguly — Vocalist, Thumri
  11. Vidushi Bharti Shivaji — Dancer, Mohiniattam
  12. Dr. Ranjana Gauhar — Dancer, Odissi
  13. Fayaz Ahmad Jan — Arts- Craft
  14. Abdul Gafur Khatri — Painting
  15. Shankar Mahadevan — Vocals – Films
  16. Waman Kendre — Acting – Theatre
  17. Mai ini Awasthi — Folk -Singer
  18. Shri Yogendra — Art
  19. Koena Mitra — Actress
  20. Payai Rohatgi — Actress
  21. Bimal Lath — Play Wright
  22. Anant Mahadevan — Actor/Director
  23. Pallavi Joshi — Actor/Producer
  24. Rahul Roy — Film Actor/Producer
  25. Hans Raj Hans — Singer
  26. Vivek oberoi — Actor/Producer
  27. Harish Bhimani — Writer/ Voice Over Artist
  28. Vijay Patkar — Film & TV Actor
  29. Pt. Rajendra Gangani — Dancer, Kathak
  30. Rama Vij — Actor
  31. Sandhya Purecha — Classical Dancer
  32. ManojNavneet Joshi — Art-Acting
  33. AnuradhaPaudwal — Art-Folk Music
  34. Pran Kishore Kaul — Art
  35. Rudrapatnam Narayanaswamy Thyagarajan — Art-Music
  36. Vijayalakshmi Navaneetha Krishnan — Art-Folk Music
  37. Kamal Kishore Goenka — Santoor artist
  38. Anant Vijay — Dancer, Bharatnatyam
  39. Dr. Sumitra Guha — Dancer, Odissi
  40. Pt. Bhajan Sopori — Vocalist, Khayal
  41. Geeta Chandran — Dancer, Bharatnatyam
  42. Gita Mahalik — Dancer, Kathak
  43. Uma Garg — Dancer, Kathak
  44. Pratibha Prahlad — Dancer, Kathak
  45. Jitendra Maharaj — Dancer, Kuchipudi
  46. Dr. Kamalini Asthana — Dancer, Odissi
  47. Dr. Nalini Asthana — Flutist
  48. Dr. Kaushalya Reddy — Architecture
  49. Ms. Vrinda Chaddha — Painting
  50. Bimal Patel — Art
  51. Jyoti Bhatt — Art-Music
  52. Harish Shah — Producer
  53. Subhash Sehgal — Writer/Director/Poet
  54. Neelam Joy Mukherjee — Producer
  55. Adeep Tandon — Cinematographer
  56. Devendra Kafir — Lyricist
  57. Sushmita Mukherjee — Actress
  58. Rajshree Shirke — Classical Dancer/ Theatre
  59. Shekhar Astitva — Lyricist
  60. Abhijeet Bhattacharya — Choreographer/ Singer
  61. Funshuk Laddhakhi — Actor/Singer
  62. Major Ravi — Film Director
  63. Gajendra Chauhan — Actor
  64. Neelu Kohli — Actress
  65. Pankaj Dheer — Actor/Producer/Director
  66. Pramod Pawar — Actor/Producer/Director
  67. Ghanshyam Vaswani — Singer/Music Composer
  68. Rebecca changkija sema — Film Producer
  69. Chitraarth — Writer/Director
  70. Kumar Mohan — Producer/Publ isher
  71. Akshat Gupta — TV Actor
  72. Eknath Satpurkar — Producer/Director
  73. Ajay Malkani — Theatre Director
  74. Sujoy Joy Mukherjee — Producer Director
  75. Gufi Paintal — Actor
  76. Sahila Chaddha — Actress
  77. Nalini Kamalini — Kathak Exponent
  78. Madan Jain — Film Actor
  79. Guru Jeetendra MahAraj — Kathak Guru
  80. Gopi Kukade — Fine Arts
  81. Binny Sharma Gupta — TV Actress/Dancer
  82. Prateesha Suresh — Indian Classical Dancer
  83. TS Nagabharana — Filmmaker/Theatre
  84. Aroon Bakshi — Actor/Singer
  85. Mihir Bhuta — Writer/ Play Wright
  86. Imo Singh — Director
  87. Sanjay PS Chauhan — Filmmaker
  88. Kanwarji Paintal — Actor
  89. Sudesh Berry — Film & TV Actor
  90. Shri Anil Suthar — Sculptor
  91. Chetan Joshi — Art-Music
  92. Bhooshan Gogad — Musician
  93. Sunil Kaushik — Music Composer
  94. Sanjay Khanzode — Cinematographer
  95. Umed Rajput — Music Composer
  96. Vinod Tharani — Actor/W riter/Coach
  97. Vikram Modi — Writer/Director
  98. Neha Kukreti — Writer
  99. Bobby Vats — Actor
  100. Mahesh Digrajkar — Cinematographer
  101. Akashaditya Lama — Writer/ Director
  102. Mukesh RK. Tak — Producer
  103. Manik Batra — Music Composer
  104. Jayashree Diwakar — Writer
  105. Dayanand Shetty — Actor
  106. Uday Shankar Pani — Director
  107. Sanjjio Kohli — Music Composer/ Singer/Lyricist
  108. Ashutosh Singh — Music Composer
  109. Dharmendra Pandey — Editor
  110. Raj Nair — Film Journalist
  111. Prashant Satpati — Director
  112. Apoorva Vyas — Director/writer
  113. Krishna Bharadhwaj — Lyricist
  114. Bikramjit Singh Mann — Producer
  115. Vierendrra Lai it — Producer/Director/Cinematographer
  116. Munish Dev Mohan — Actor
  117. Vikram Parmar — Graphic designer
  118. Biswajit Bhattacharya — Music Composer/Singer
  119. Jyotsana Garg — Writer/Actor/traveller
  120. Sanjeev Pandey — Actor
  121. Baljeet kumar rail — Editor/Director
  122. Sheetal Pandey — Singer
  123. Raminder Suri — Director
  124. Dharmendra Arora — Production
  125. Nishi Singla — Producer
  126. Vinay Sharma — Writer/Director
  127. Chand Dhar — Actor/Voice Artist
  128. Suneel Puranik — Actor/Producer Director
  129. Swathi R — Actress
  130. Nagesh Yadav — Actor/Editor
  131. Srinivas A — Production Manager
  132. Srinath Vasistha — Actor/Director
  133. Gururaj Kulkarni — Producer
  134. Rishiram Neupane — Post Production supervisor
  135. Sameksha — Actress
  136. Narakesari MN — Producer
  137. Maitthily Jawkar — Actress? Dancer
  138. Neetu Pandey Kranti — Lyricist
  139. Mohan Sharma — Actor/Filmmaker
  140. Amit Kantoor — Actor
  141. Goiraksha Dhotre — Commercial Editor
  142. Saurabh Tiwari — Writer/Creative producer
  143. R Venu gopal — Production Manager
  144. Abha Parmar — Actress
  145. Anoor Ananthakrishna Sharma — Musician
  146. Chandrakant Mahadev — Theatre
  147. Somesh Mathur — Musician/Singer
  148. Sriprakash Menon — Journalist
  149. Bipin Choubal — Filmmaker
  150. Ravindra Sathe — Singer
  151. Ashwani Gadoo — Producer/Director
  152. Santosh Gupta — Actor/Director
  153. Gyan Sahay — Cinematographer/Director
  154. Bharat Jaiswal — Actor
  155. Brij Vishwakarma — Actor
  156. Naren Tomar — Manager-Promotions
  157. Sudhanshu Lokegaonkar — Music Composer
  158. Ankita Tiwari — Theatre artist/Line Producer
  159. Bailee Grover — Director
  160. Karanjeet Saluja — Film Director
  161. DurgaMantoo Gupta — Art Director
  162. Sangam Upadhyay — Music Composer/Singer
  163. Kuldeep Sinha — Writer/Director/Editor
  164. Sukesh Anand — Actor
  165. Rajesh Kanojiya — Production Manager
  166. Rajesh Sethi — Director
  167. Parvati Menon — Writer Director/ FTI1 Alumni
  168. Neeraj K Verma — Asst Director
  169. Hariom Kalra — Actor
  170. Ketan Lunkad — Actor/Di rector
  171. Ravi Kanwar — Cine Dancer
  172. Prajakta Kulkarni Dighe — Actress
  173. Lokesh Sharma — Writer/Director/Editor/producer
  174. Yash Surve — Editor/Director
  175. Anuradha Guleria — Actor/Singer
  176. Bhaskar Manyam — Actor
  177. Usha RK — Art consultant
  178. Vi nay Verma — Actor/ Theatre Director
  179. Rajesh Kumar Singh — Actor/Writer/Director
  180. Rajender Menen — Author
  181. Priyanka Raina — Director
  182. Vivek Sharma — Director
  183. Gurjeet Ranyal — Filmmaker
  184. Rahul Solapurkar — Actor
  185. Ravi Shankar Prasad — Director
  186. Anshu Tandon — Director/Playwriter for theatre
  187. Johnny Vaz — Film journalist
  188. Rajiv Mishra — Actor
  189. Vimlesh lall — Art Director/Production designer
  190. Rana Bhatia — Director
  191. Dharmendra V Singh — Writer
  192. Archana Joshi — TV Writer
  193. Gopal Kumar Verma — Actor/Writer
  194. Mukesh Khanna — Actor/Producer
  195. Karan kapoor — Casting director/Producer
  196. Kunwar Shyamender Singh — Director
  197. Mandar Naik — Ad Director/Producer
  198. Raj Singh — Actor
  199. Vikas Kapoor — Writer/Director
  200. Shankar Mishra — Actor
  201. Niraj Shah — Film/Theatre actor
  202. Jitendra Jha — Writer/Director
  203. Bobby Khan — Writer/Director
  204. Sharan Ashok — Producer/Director
  205. Siva Rana — Actor/Producer
  206. Vijay Gautam — Actor
  207. Shyam Rawat — Casting Director/Associate Director
  208. Jagdiish Pandey — Director
  209. Sunil Upadhyay — Executive Producer
  210. Neeraj Singh — Cinematographer
  211. Dharmendra Kumar Sharma — Actor/Creative Director
  212. Vijay Kale — Artist
  213. Anil Mishra — VFX Compositor
  214. Bhuvan Singh — Production controller
  215. Alok nath — Actor
  216. K K Shukla — Actor
  217. Subhash Singh — Theatre Actor/Writer/Director
  218. Kavya Raju — Director
  219. Riju Bajaj — Actor/Director
  220. Alind Kumar — Doctor
  221. Shivom — Writer/Director
  222. Amit Saxena — Writer/Director
  223. Sahitya Sahay — Actor
  224. vinayy Vishwa — Actor
  225. Deepak Sawant — Makeup Artist/Producer
  226. Abhinav Shiv Tiwari — Filmmaker
  227. Amrendra Kumar Vidyarthi — Actor/Director
  228. Sunny Singh — Sound Engineer
  229. Amit Bharghava — Actor
  230. Shiv Kumar — Writer
  231. Sanjev Nanda — Director/Creative Director
  232. Rajiv Pundir — Writer
  233. Rakesh Vyas — Director
  234. Prithviraj Rangaraj — Actor
  235. Keshav Damani — Producer
  236. Rajesh Kumar Verma — Cinematographer
  237. Shreedhar Chari — Musician
  238. Vinod Pawar — Event management professional
  239. Abhishek Pande — ActorAVriter/Director
  240. Radhe Shyam Dixit — Actor/Writer/Director
  241. Dr. Vilas Ujawane — Actor
  242. Santosh Sahoo — Sound designer
  243. Sunayna Agarwal — Actor/Creative Director
  244. Shvveta Rohira — Actor
  245. Jay Mishra — Actor
  246. Rashmi Phanse — Actress
  247. Tarun Bisht — Director
  248. Vivek Pandey — Actor
  249. Ratan Jain — Media House/Prachar Media
  250. Padmshree Kadam — Creative head
  251. Jagdish Nishad — Actor/Costume designer
  252. Anil Anuj — Actor
  253. Vishal Chaturvedi — Writer/Director
  254. Himangshu Sharma — Actor
  255. N K Singh — Society of Arts & Movies
  256. Firdaus Mevawala — Actor
  257. Arunodaya Sharma — Sound designer
  258. Neelabh Kaul — Cinematographer
  259. Harishankar Sufi — Music Composer/Lyricist/Journalist
  260. Kumar Manjul — Music Composer/Lyricist
  261. Ramesh Kalra — Actor
  262. Mrudula Rajawade — Journalist
  263. Dhirendra M Dimri — Director/Editor
  264. Ranjana Yadav — TV News Reader
  265. Jigna Randeria — Talent Promoter
  266. Swaroop Rawal — Actress
  267. Krish Joshi — Film Producers
  268. Jaswinder Singh — Ghazal Singer
  269. Asha Sarang — Actor/Producer in Theatre & Films
  270. Sunil Tiwari — Theatre Actor
  271. Arvind N Mehra — Voice Artist
  272. Sumant Jamdar — Technical Head in Subhash Studios
  273. Rakesh Ranjan — Sound designer
  274. Mahesh Kanvval — Actor
  275. Namasarri — Producer
  276. Anand Doreswamy — Director
  277. Gulshan Pandey — Actor
  278. Ashok Kumar Tiwari — Artist
  279. Rajesh Ranshinghe — Director
  280. Madhu Vannier — Filmmaker
  281. Yashvir Pandya — Video Editor
  282. Neeraj Kalkar — Music Head
  283. Rimi Basu Sinha — Music Composer
  284. Janak Toprani — Producer
  285. Sangeeta G Srivastava — Actress
  286. Shreeradha Banerjee — Choreographer/Classical dancer
  287. Anil Kulchainiya — Director
  288. Dhruv Toprani — Musician
  289. Bhagvvan Vishwakarma — Photographer
  290. Chetan Mathur — Writer/Director
  291. Dr. Swatantra Jain — Producer
  292. Annu Sinha — Producer/Director
  293. 0 P Singh — Writer
  294. Anoop Srivastava — Writer
  295. Subroto — Writer
  296. Nupur Alankar — Actress
  297. Kirti Srivastava — Writer/Producer
  298. Gireesh kr Sehdev — Actor
  299. Shaswat Saurav — Actor
  300. Manmit Sandhu — Producer
  301. Lucky Parashar — Singer/Producer
  302. Sanjeev Parashar — Singer/Producer
  303. Prabhakar Pant — Filmmaker
  304. Parag Vijra — Producer/Director
  305. Pradip Shembekar — Actor/Writer/Doctor
  306. Aayaam Mehta — Actor
  307. Sunil Cashyup — Writer/Production designer
  308. Vaibhavi Pawar — Theatre Actor
  309. Sanjay Kulkarni — Actor
  310. Dushyant Singh — Director
  311. Bobby Singh — Producer/Director
  312. Krishna Bansal — Writer/Producer
  313. Yogesh Soman — Writer/Director/Actor
  314. Triloki nath Mishra — Musician
  315. J v Manisha Bajaj — Writer/Producer
  316. Vikas Vinod Singh — Creative & Associate Director
  317. Montosh Lal — Creative Director
  318. Aniruddha Shirke — Musician
  319. Mahesh Kumar Singh — Director
  320. Dhananjay Singh — Actor
  321. Rajendra Hegde — Sound designer
  322. Monjoy Joy Mukherjee — Producer/Director
  323. Durga Majumdar — Music Composer/Rythmist
  324. Satish Tripathi — Producer/Music Composer
  325. Kamesh Raj — Writer/Director
  326. Rajkumar Sharma — Director
  327. N Sundarsanam — Buisness head
  328. Aroon Mavnoor — Writer/Director
  329. B M Vyas — Writer
  330. Rajeev Joshi — Actor
  331. Krish Dhawan/ K Raam — Actor
  332. Jayesh Mestrey — Writer/Speaker
  333. Premchand Singh — Actor
  334. Devendra Khandelwal — Producer
  335. Priyadarshan Pathak — Music Composer
  336. Pravin Jha — Writer/director/Producer
  337. Ravi Shankar Sharma — Director
  338. Chandraprakash Thakur — Actor
  339. Govindraj Hobalapura — Actor
  340. Bhagyashree Desai — Actress/Poet/Producer
  341. Rajeev Singh — Actor
  342. Prasad Mistry — Video Editor
  343. Viraj Raje — Writer/Director
  344. Pankaj Jaiswal — Writer
  345. Raghvendra Hegde — Editor/Producer
  346. Rajendra Firke — Writer/Producer/Director
  347. Ravi Dogra — Writer/Director
  348. Ranjeet Jog — Actor
  349. Mahesh P Bende — Broadcast Television Head
  350. Sameer Dixit — Film Distributor
  351. Parag Kulkarni — Writer
  352. Anand Wagh — Actor/Publicity designer
  353. Ranjeet Jha — Actor Director
  354. Ashok Kochar — Writer
  355. Rajendra Dalvi — Promo producer
  356. Ratan Singh — Actor
  357. Rajesh Tripathi — Producer
  358. Dinesh Mudliyar — Choreographer
  359. Shubham Shukla — Writer/Director
  360. Arjun Gaikwad — Choreographer
  361. Milind Shinde — Copywriter/Promo producer
  362. Manish Mishra — Actor
  363. Vijay Pal — Editor/Director
  364. Dharmindra Mehra — Filmmaker
  365. Rahul Tiwari — Editor
  366. Siddhart Sanger — Actor
  367. Aroh Welankar — Actor
  368. Gyanesh Yadav — Playout manager- network 18 group
  369. Rajesh Patel — Director
  370. Subhash Singh — Writer/Director/Actor
  371. Sachin Khetan — Commercial head
  372. Manohar Pandit — Actor
  373. Harshala Surve — Video Editor
  374. Abhishek Singh — Video Editor
  375. Harshad Joshi — Director
  376. Swapnil Sansare — Video Editor
  377. Pradeep Singh — Producer/Editor
  378. Gauri Dabir — Actress
  379. Bhavani Daima — Production assistant
  380. Avinash Nanda — Director
  381. Kishan Bhan — Actor
  382. Kamal Biswas — Photographer
  383. Anand Raut — Director
  384. Dilipraj Paidipati — Actor
  385. Soumy Sanghvi — Actor
  386. Maushmi Thorat — Actress
  387. Anand Tripathi — Writer/Teacher
  388. Shivam Sanger — Actor
  389. Vinay Singh — Singer
  390. Sushma Mishra — Actress
  391. Mahendra Bhatnagar — Actor
  392. Atul Gangwar — Writer/Director
  393. Sanjay Gaikwad — Director/Producer
  394. Manoj Goyal — Actor
  395. Aseem Bhatnagar — Music Composer
  396. Rakesh Mittal — Film Critic
  397. Amitraj Surva — Director
  398. Navin Shetty — Art Director
  399. Manohar Desai — Actor
  400. Shishant Dame — Actor
  401. Abhishek Shrivastava — Writer/Editor
  402. Satya Dev — Actor
  403. Ravi Vaidya — Actor
  404. Pradeep Biswas — Actor/Writer
  405. Ghanshyam Srivastava — Actor
  406. Rakesh Sahu — Creative & Associate Director
  407. Subhash Sharma — Writer/Director/Producer
  408. Rajiv Pandey — Actor
  409. Pritul Parikh — Buisness development head
  410. Akash Agarwal — VFX artist
  411. Santosh Singh — Editor/Producer
  412. Rajiv Vijaykar — Journalist/Critic/Historian
  413. Sanjay Vanna — Editor
  414. Rochelle Singh — Producer
  415. Bhasha Sumbli — Actor
  416. Sunil Soni — Actor/Di rector
  417. Shamsunder TS — Digital Marketing consultant
  418. Vipul Vithlani — Actor/Director/Creative Director
  419. Dimple Shah — Actor/Producer/Creative produce
  420. Vipin Kumar Dhiman — Actor
  421. Laxmi Charan — Actor
  422. Radhika Borkar — TV Writer
  423. Manoranjan Jha — Actor/Singer
  424. Pravin Kumar Patil — Theatre Actor
  425. Vibhanshu Vaibhav — Writer/Director Theatre
  426. Vineet Singh Sajwan — Actor
  427. Vipul Bhatt — Actor
  428. Ashok Gupta — Writer/Director
  429. Saurabh Mohta — Actor
  430. Tushar Kapadia — Actor
  431. Vivek Upadhyay — Theatre Actor/Director
  432. Atul Kumar Tiwari — Actor
  433. Aditya Kumar — Actor
  434. Rajesh Sharma — Producer
  435. Monu Kundan Singh — Theatre Actor
  436. Awdhesh Kumar — Actor
  437. Arya Bhushan Chaurasiya — Actor
  438. Prasad Patki — Editor/Director
  439. Hersh Kohli — ProducerAVriter/Director
  440. TusharTrivedi — Actor
  441. Shantanu Singh — Actor
  442. Divya Sehgal — Actor
  443. Abhijeet Sooryvanshe — Actor
  444. Pushpendra Kumar — Actor
  445. Anjam Gulati — Actor
  446. Lata Shukla — Actress
  447. Kartiq Jain — Theatre Actor
  448. Rishank Tiwari — Actor
  449. Paresh Bhatt — Actor
  450. Babbu Mehra — Studio owner
  451. Manish Mishraa — Actor
  452. Bhaavesh K Thakker — Creative & Associate Producer
  453. Guru K — Actor
  454. Ratnadeep Rudra — Expert Advertising
  455. Pankaj P Bagrecha — Model/Actor
  456. Amit Chakrabarty — Actor
  457. Bhavik Garasia — Director
  458. Shashank Gandhe — Actor
  459. Dinesh Patil — Video Editor
  460. Vipul Jain — Entertainment professional
  461. ND Kothari — Producer/Director
  462. Biru Srivastava — Executive Producer
  463. Jitendra — Director
  464. Manish Sheth — Writer Director
  465. Vijay Verma — Music Composer
  466. Amardeep Garg — Actor/Diction Teacher
  467. Rajendra Mahapatra — Filmmake/Editor
  468. Ranjeet Bhojayya — Actor
  469. Mukesh Mathur — ProducerAVriter/Director
  470. Deepak Anand — Writer/Director/ Editor
  471. Tarsem Antil — Producer
  472. Namdev Shinde — Actor
  473. Rajiv Singh — Actor/RJ
  474. Jay Kapadia — Actor
  475. Gopal Krishna Pandit — Actor
  476. Chinnilal Jayprakash — Choreographer
  477. Chirag C Bhuva — Studio owner
  478. Aman Gupta — Actor
  479. Mohan Patel — Writer/Director
  480. Raaj Tilak — Writer/Actor
  481. Sunil Sharma — Director & Cinematographer
  482. Sushil Makharia — Film Financer
  483. Shashikant Powar — Sound Director
  484. Giri Ratan Singh — C inematographer/Professor
  485. Anuj Singh — Actor
  486. Devendra Shelar — Choreographer
  487. Krishna Srivastava — Actor
  488. Sunil Advani — Director
  489. Cmdr Dilip Mahapatra —  Author/VSM Indian Navy
  490. Ved Rahi —  Director
  491. Asha Singh —  Writer
  492. Ashok BS —  Creative Artist/Painter
  493. Dinesh Kripa Narayan Singh —  Director
  494. Jayaprabha Menon —  Choreographer/Mohiniyyattam exponent
  495. Pradeep Patil —  Actor
  496. Vinod Kumtha —  Journalist
  497. Naresh Karwala —  Music Composer
  498. Pratik Mahalle —  Theatre Artist
  499. Prabhat Kumar Singh —  Actor
  500. V inod Ganatra —  Filmmaker/ National Awardee
  501. Prabhakar Shukla —  Director
  502. Ravi Giri Goswami —  Actor/Asst Director
  503. Sajendra Sharma —  Actor/Writer
  504. Deboleena Bhattacharya —  TV Actress
  505. Vinaykumar Pandhe —  Motivational speaker
  506. Ajay Kakonia —  Theatre Actor
  507. Kiran Mishra —  Radio
  508. Kumar Balchandra Reddy —  Filmmaker
  509. Bimal Kumal Lath —  Theatre Actor/poet
  510. Charu Joshi —  Producer
  511. Ramesh Sharma —  Author
  512. Sachin Kaushik —  Filmmaker
  513. Sahil Aditya Ratna —  Writer
  514. Lai it Singh Pokharia —  Theatre Artist
  515. Raj Shaandilyaa —  Writer/Director
  516. Saurabh Pandey —  Writer/Director
  517. Vijay Dubey —  Theatre Artist
  518. Kaajal Rohira — Owner -2B Bhakti Radio Station
  519. Chetna Chauhan — Writer
  520. Kapil Varshne — Actor/Editor/Producer
  521. Sanjay Godse — Theatre Actor
  522. Govind Mishra — Actor/Casting Director
  523. Durgesh Patidar — Creative head
  524. Ayushman Singh — Associate Director
  525. Vandana Asthana — Actress
  526. Lai it Bisht — Writer/Director
  527. Susheel D Varma — Actor
  528. Shiv Kumari — Composer/Lyricist
  529. Ujjwal Singh — Director
  530. Yogita Mithbavkar — Singer
  531. Nitish Kharbanda — Creative Director
  532. Radhika Borkar — Writer
  533. Vishnu Maury a — Dress Designer
  534. Hemant Kumar Chaudhry — Actor
  535. Anoop Kashyap — Production head
  536. Avinash Sahijwani — Actor
  537. Anupam Shukla — Producer
  538. Raj Chakraborty — Producer
  539. Premnath Gulati — Actor
  540. Nikhil Sinha — Producer/Director
  541. Shantanu Pancholi — Producer
  542. Dr. Vrushali Dabke — Kathak Dance Exponent
  543. Yuvraj Kumar — Producer
  544. Rajesh Pandey — Writer/Director
  545. Shweta Rohira — Actress
  546. Rajesh Saksham — Writer
  547. Nee lam Narayan — Singer
  548. Anil Sharma — Theatre Director
  549. Nilam Krishna — Actress
  550. Rita Bhimani — Author/columnist
  551. Mohit Daga — Actor
  552. Akash Taneja — Graphic designer
  553. Kishore Bhimani — Journal ist/commentator /Novelist
  554. Rekha Bhimani — Voice Talent/Translator
  555. Deepak Pandey — Creative Director
  556. Mahesh Subhedar — Actor/Di rector
  557. Jignesh M Vaishnav — Director
  558. Rajluxmi — Singer/ Actor
  559. Abhijeet Bhattacharya — Singer
  560. Prashant Malawade — Journalist
  561. Anil Patwardhan — Singer
  562. Ashok Kumar Singh — Director
  563. Uday Bhat — Singer
  564. Ravinder Choudhary — Executive Producer
  565. Vishwanath N — VFX Artist
  566. Akash Jain — Producer/Director/Writer
  567. Lata Goradia — Actor
  568. Deepak Shah — Emcee/Fashion Designer
  569. Shashwat Kumar — Actor
  570. Sundar Mishra — Actor
  571. Mandar Dattatraya Digrajkar — VFX supervisor
  572. Hemant Barve — Actor/Voice
  573. Shrikant Madhav Railkar — Musician
  574. Hriday Dubey — Writer
  575. Lahu Panchal — Singer
  576. Talminder Singh — Post Production
  577. Prathvish Hegde — Color Technician
  578. Sangram singh Gaikwad — Filmmaker
  579. Ruby Pareek — Voice Artist
  580. Manuj Kushvvaha — Producer
  581. Raju Srivastava — Actor/Stand up comedian
  582. Nayan Soni — Artist Manager
  583. Nilesh Nirgudkar — Musician
  584. Vaibhavi Pawar — Theatre Artist
  585. Jaiprakash Singh — Cine Makeup artist
  586. Kashmira Railkar — Singer
  587. Yadagiri Jithender — Director
  588. Gyan Prakash — Cinematographer/Still Photographer
  589. Viraj Kop — Theatre Artist
  590. Shaun Varde — Studio owner
  591. Bijaya Jena — Filmmaker/ActressAVriter
  592. Naresh Suri — Actor
  593. Surendra Kulkarni — Literature
  594. Shankar Singh — Sound Designer
  595. Vishuddh Anand Sharma — Writer/Lyricist
  596. Apara Mehta — Actor
  597. Atul Mathur — Actor
  598. Alok Srivastava — Music Composer
  599. Dr. Nishi Phonkshe — Sanskar Bharti
  600. Sachin Upadhyay — Sound Engineer
  601. Santosh Pal — Writer/Director
  602. Makkal Arangam — Writer/Director/Actor
  603. Ashok Shukla — Writer/Director
  604. Debashish Guha — Actor/Model Coordinator
  605. Smita Apte — Theatre ArtistAVriter/Anchor
  606. Manoj Joshi — Actor
  607. Anand Parmar — Photographer
  608. Sameer Karve — Musician
  609. Sarita Vable — National Player Cricket
  610. Suresh Laxman — Producer
  611. Dilp Yadav — Cine Make up Artist
  612. Pyramid Natrajan — Producer/actor
  613. Santosh Arvind Petkar — Steadicam operator
  614. Bharti Chauhan — DirectorProgramme
  615. Pradnya Joshi — Sahitya Vibhag
  616. Ashok Tyagi — Director
  617. Yogesh Gupta — Make up artist
  618. Rajesh Kumar Gupta — Make up artist
  619. Charumathi Ramachandran — Carnatic Singer
  620. Pooja Singh — Fashion Designer
  621. Archana Johri — Writer/Anchor
  622. Menaka Suresh — Actress
  623. Ashwini Surpoor — Actress/Sports personality
  624. Nilam Sharma — Actress
  625. Sadhna Patil — Actress
  626. Sumit Krishna — Actor
  627. Haridutt Shridhar — Art & Culture
  628. Rohan Sharma — Art & Culture
  629. Rudrashil — Art & Culture
  630. Hansa Tiwari — Art & Culture
  631. Harsh Kumar — Art & Culture
  632. Gautam Mukherjee — Art & Culture
  633. Kaveta Chaudhry — Art & Culture
  634. Shivam Anand — Art & Culture
  635. Sripathi P — Art & Culture
  636. Krishna muthy jois — Art & Culture
  637. Gem Shivu — Art & Culture
  638. Gopala Krishna — Art & Culture
  639. Shridharan Natrajan — Art & Culture
  640. Jagadish Malnad — Art & Culture
  641. Raghvendra Kulkarni — Art & Culture
  642. Shiva Kumar — Art & Culture
  643. Charusheela Vachcchani — Art & Culture
  644. Shridhar M Joshi — Art & Culture
  645. Arasu Shivraj — Art & Culture
  646. Raja Sudheendhra — Art & Culture
  647. Ashokanand — Art & Culture
  648. Gurushanth Sugannavar — Art & Culture
  649. Vinay Jacky — Art & Culture
  650. Ravindra Kumar Pr — Art & Culture
  651. Ashok B S — Art & Culture
  652. Sunita Attri — Art & Culture
  653. Ravi Tripathi — Art & Culture
  654. Kirit Bilakhia — Art & Culture
  655. Mishra Deva — Art & Culture
  656. Nikhil Nagzarkar — Art & Culture
  657. Arun Pandey — Art & Culture
  658. Parmanand Tomar — Art & Culture
  659. NishA Parulekar — Art & Culture
  660. Shoban Singh — Art & Culture
  661. Anjali Sharma — Art & Culture
  662. Gulaab Shukla — Art & Culture
  663. Usha Kerur — Art & Culture
  664. Komal Attri — Art & Culture
  665. Brijesh manav Rana — Art & Culture
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  667. Smita Bagchi — Art & Culture
  668. Bhoomika Vijayvarghiya — Art & Culture
  669. Mahesh Garg — Art & Culture
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  672. Avinash YelandurNarayan Rao — Art & Culture
  673. Sanjay Achrekar — Art & Culture
  674. Rajan Fulari — Art & Culture
  675. Bhaskar Sharma — Art & Culture
  676. Pushpendra kumar Rajput — Art & Culture
  677. Shailendra Tiwari — Art & Culture
  678. Ramkrishna Rao Sanjeeviah — Art & Culture
  679. Ravi Bhate — Art & Culture
  680. Dhruv Pitti — Art & Culture
  681. Ashok Chaturvedi — Art & Culture
  682. Manu Krishna — Art & Culture
  683. Naresh Neemkar — Art & Culture
  684. Rajendra Jadhav — Art & Culture
  685. Prahlad Pandey — Art & Culture
  686. Rakesh Bajpai — Art & Culture
  687. Prabha Sharma — Art & Culture
  688. Ramprakash Maheshwari — Art & Culture
  689. Rupina Mishra — Art & Culture
  690. Ashok Tawde — Art & Culture
  691. Ravi Mishra — Art & Culture
  692. Asha Firdaus Mevawala — Art & Culture
  693. Veena K — Art & Culture
  694. Sanjeev Yadav — Art & Culture
  695. Susheel Bonthiyal — Art & Culture
  696. Vi nod Garg — Art & Culture
  697. Jwala Dutt Tiwari — Art & Culture
  698. B R Saini — Art & Culture
  699. Dipti Sompura — Art & Culture
  700. Seema Vidwans — Art & Culture
  701. Suraj Rana — Art & Culture
  702. Anil Rai — Art & Culture
  703. Rakesh Gupta — Art & Culture
  704. Shruwaat Jee — Art & Culture
  705. Lata Shukla — Art & Culture
  706. Bhavna Bhatt — Art & Culture
  707. Rashmi Kumar — Art & Culture
  708. Rajesi Verma — Art & Culture
  709. Madhavi Dhawle — Art & Culture
  710. Neelam Sharma — Art & Culture
  711. Divyesh Vyas — Art & Culture
  712. Prateek Dausan md — Art & Culture
  713. Gagan Gupta — Art & Culture
  714. Reeta Khanna — Art & Culture
  715. Suraj Ranade — Art & Culture
  716. Rakesh Bohra — Art & Culture
  717. Rakesh Pandey — Art & Culture
  718. Purohit — Art & Culture
  719. Suhas Deshmukh — Art & Culture
  720. Murari Goyal — Art & Culture
  721. Mrigank Dubey — Art & Culture
  722. Chintan Jagani — Art & Culture
  723. Prakash Saraf — Art & Culture
  724. Vijay Mishra — Art & Culture
  725. Girish Gaur — Art & Culture
  726. Arti — Art & Culture
  727. Ashok Ghelani — Art & Culture
  728. Laxmi narayan Kaul — Art & Culture
  729. Vijay Naidu — Art & Culture
  730. Sanjay Verma — Art & Culture
  731. Anil Pandey — Art & Culture
  732. Sanjiv Ardekar — Art & Culture
  733. Amit Bhende — Art & Culture
  734. Harish Shetty — Art & Culture
  735. Shrikant Kshirsagar — Art & Culture
  736. Reshma Gawade — Art & Culture
  737. Namdev S Shinde — Art & Culture
  738. Rakesh Tiwari — Art & Culture
  739. Vijay Singh — Art & Culture
  740. Nishchal Kumar — Art & Culture
  741. Krutik Kumarpal Shah — Art & Culture
  742. Vinod Bhushan Gupta — Art & Culture
  743. Shivraj Balloli — Art & Culture
  744. Nikita Wadhel — Art & Culture
  745. Sunil Bhor — Art & Culture
  746. Padma Palan — Art & Culture
  747. Amit Shukla — Art & Culture
  748. Sanvi Krishna — Art & Culture
  749. Venkat — Art & Culture
  750. Arvind Kumar Shukla — Art & Culture
  751. Dhiru Parmar — Art & Culture
  752. Suresh Chandra Shukla — Art & Culture
  753. Jaideep Mathur — Art & Culture
  754. Mahendra Shah — Art & Culture
  755. Prem Sharda — Art & Culture
  756. Chetan Jadkar — Art & Culture
  757. M K Acharya — Art & Culture
  758. Shakti Singh Mann — Art & Culture
  759. Arpit Rajpoot — Art & Culture
  760. Prashant Sakari — Art & Culture
  761. Pranati Venu dps — Art & Culture
  762. Ravi Kulkarni — Art & Culture
  763. Dilip Singh — Art & Culture
  764. Leena Trivedi — Art & Culture
  765. Rajen Sevak — Art & Culture
  766. Mukesh Maheshwari — Art & Culture
  767. Vishal Saxena — Art & Culture
  768. Shivansh prince — Art & Culture
  769. Arvind Sabu — Art & Culture
  770. Sushi 1 Arora — Art & Culture
  771. Ashok Roy — Art & Culture
  772. Binu Sumughan — Art & Culture
  773. Cross Page — Art & Culture
  774. Aishwarya M Saxena — Art & Culture
  775. J Kalathur — Art & Culture
  776. Sudha Umesh — Art & Culture
  777. Kamlesh Bhatt — Art & Culture
  778. Kuldeep Lamba — Art & Culture
  779. Bhole Nikhil Sahu — Art & Culture
  780. Mohd. Rafi Dar — Art & Culture
  781. Balmukund Tripathi — Art & Culture
  782. Deepak Kulkarni — Art & Culture
  783. Nina Desai — Art & Culture
  784. Rajni Nagpal — Art & Culture
  785. Dr. Tarkeshwar J Singh — Art & Culture
  786. Padma Raghunathan — Art & Culture
  787. Deepak Arora — Art & Culture
  788. Anand Natrajan — Art & Culture
  789. Bala Krishnan — Art & Culture
  790. Kuppannah Lakshminarayanan — Art & Culture
  791. Rakhi Makhija — Art & Culture
  792. Hari Krishna Dave — Art & Culture
  793. Ahir Arjun — Art & Culture
  794. BVS — Art & Culture
  795. Rajesh Mishra — Art & Culture
  796. Anandhai Anand — Art & Culture
  797. Kavita Patil — Art & Culture
  798. Saineer Patil — Art & Culture
  799. Kalpesh Trivedi — Art & Culture
  800. Uma Pradhan — Art & Culture
  801. Chander Mallakani — Art & Culture
  802. Avinash Sahijwani — Art & Culture
  803. Janardhan Narayan — Art & Culture
  804. Anant Chauhan — Art & Culture
  805. Garasiab — Art & Culture
  806. Shanker Iyer — Art & Culture
  807. Rajnish Jaiswal — Art & Culture
  808. Amol Narkhedkar — Art & Culture
  809. Chandan Bala Jain — Art & Culture
  810. Deepak Karanjikar — Art & Culture
  811. Pawan Tiwari — Art & Culture
  812. Rashmi Gupta — Art & Culture
  813. Sujata Kadam — Art & Culture
  814. Mana N Sinha — Art & Culture
  815. Arun More — Art & Culture
  816. Kamlesh Nagda — Art & Culture
  817. Brij Mohan Tiwari — Art & Culture
  818. Ravi Khare — Art & Culture
  819. Rohit Tiwari — Art & Culture
  820. Patel Bipal — Art & Culture
  821. Anil Kumar Lathellu — Art & Culture
  822. Gargi Raote — Art & Culture
  823. Mukesh Sahu — Art & Culture
  824. Wasim Mujawar — Art & Culture
  825. Karnidan Daga — Art & Culture
  826. Rohidas Dhotre — Art & Culture
  827. Ashim Bose — Art & Culture
  828. Rajendra — Art & Culture
  829. Sadanand Gupta — Art & Culture
  830. Mahendra Raajul — Art & Culture
  831. Kavita Malkani — Art & Culture
  832. Veena Goswami — Art & Culture
  833. Shubham Jayswal — Art & Culture
  834. Pooja Jain — Art & Culture
  835. Deepak Nag — Art & Culture
  836. Shivani Ojha — Art & Culture
  837. Neetu Singh — Art & Culture
  838. Rajiv Vesmawala — Art & Culture
  839. Vilas Pawar — Art & Culture
  840. Suhasini Naidu — Art & Culture
  841. Shashi Gupta — Art & Culture
  842. Amruta Borkar — Art & Culture
  843. Navien Marwah — Art & Culture
  844. Yogesh Jain — Art & Culture
  845. Rajendra Obérai — Art & Culture
  846. Manisha Goil — Art & Culture
  847. Bryan Beuno — Art & Culture
  848. Susshma Deshpande — Art & Culture
  849. Ravika Chhawa — Art & Culture
  850. Thomas Anthony — Art & Culture
  851. S K Sinha — Art & Culture
  852. Raj Baghel — Art & Culture
  853. Ram Sharan Sharma — Art & Culture
  854. Abhay Sarwate — Art & Culture
  855. Ajay Bhatia — Art & Culture
  856. Madhuri Shembekar — Art & Culture
  857. Gauri Sonak — Art & Culture
  858. Sudha Karve — Art & Culture
  859. Ashok Shukla — Art & Culture
  860. Naresh Suri — Art & Culture
  861. Kishore Geer Bava — Art & Culture
  862. Bhavna Habade — Art & Culture
  863. P K. Gupta — Art & Culture
  864. Ramesh Menon — Art & Culture
  865. Purshottam Kharde — Art & Culture
  866. Manikant Pathak — Art & Culture
  867. Shrikant Marathe — Art & Culture
  868. Nilesh Veling — Art & Culture
  869. Piyush Thakur — Art & Culture
  870. Kavita Ballewar — Art & Culture
  871. Anwesh Deepamohan — Art & Culture
  872. Rupali Ballewar — Art & Culture
  873. Chelan Patel — Art & Culture
  874. Prashant Kambale — Art & Culture
  875. Aditya Saware — Art & Culture
  876. Santosh Kadam — Art & Culture
  877. Parvati Gopal — Art & Culture
  878. Shashi Pathak — Art & Culture
  879. Vandana Gupte — Art & Culture
  880. Lai Babu — Art & Culture
  881. Sushila Bhatia — Art & Culture
  882. Vivek Patil — Art & Culture
  883. Phonsok Dembir — Art & Culture
  884. Ganesh Wani — Art & Culture
  885. Pradnya Kulkarni — Art & Culture
  886. Ajay Chaware — Art & Culture
  887. Jaidev Chakravorty — Art & Culture
  888. Sanjay Mundle — Art & Culture
  889. Samira Patil — Art & Culture
  890. Mayuresh Dhadphale — Art & Culture
  891. Snehal Bhandare — Art & Culture
  892. Sunil Kulkarni — Art & Culture
  893. Arun Saxena — Art & Culture
  894. D P Tiwari — Art & Culture
  895. Omprakash Shukla — Art & Culture
  896. Shaila Kher — Art & Culture
  897. Ramah Ramchandran — Art & Culture
  898. Aruna Prakash — Art & Culture
  899. Amol Karkhanis — Art & Culture
  900. Akhilesh Tripathi — Art & Culture
  901. Ajay Shah — Art & Culture
  902. Sriprakash Singh — Art & Culture
  903. Subramania Sarma — Art & Culture
  904. Pankaj Kumar Mishra — Art & Culture
  905. Mukund Malpani — Art & Culture
  906. Arun Ranganathan — Art & Culture
  907. Jwala Kumar — Art & Culture

Note: This list is generated by machine reading the image of the list posted by Pragya Kaushika.

Who are you to conduct ‘one-sided’ raids: Chandrababu Naidu asks I-T department

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Who are you to conduct ‘one-sided’ raids: Chandrababu Naidu asks I-T department

Days after Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu had staged a protest against the Income Tax raids recently conducted on his party leaders, a Telugu Desam Party (TDP) delegation led by Naidu met State Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Gopal Krishna Dwivedi today in relation to the IT raids.


Naidu alleged that Prime Minister Modi wants to demolish democracy and therefore he was launching ‘Save India Save Democracy’ campaign.


Calling the raids as unjustified, Naidu accused the Income Tax Department of conducting one-sided raids on the TDP leaders. IT sleuths had yesterday raided location connected with TDP MP Galla Jayadev. Jayadev had alleged that the raids are being conducted on him for being an outspoken critic of PM Modi.

Recently, the IT Department had conducted raids at 50 locations connected with Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath in which a huge amount of cash was found stuffed in suitcases. The IT Department had claimed to have detected a widespread and well-organised racket of collection of unaccounted cash of approximately Rs 281 crore during the raids. However, Kamal Nath also tried to save his face by terming the IT raids a political conspiracy by PM Modi.

Election Commission stalls release of Vivek Oberoi’s Modi biopic, claims threat to ‘level playing field’ and ‘free and fair elections’

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Election Commission stalls release of Vivek Oberoi’s Modi biopic, claims threat to ‘level playing field’ and ‘free and fair elections’

The Election Commission has stalled the release of Vivek Oberoi’s biopic on Prime Minister Modi claiming it could endanger the ‘level playing field’ and thereby threaten the “conduct of free and fair elections”. Apart from the PM Narendra Modi, ‘NTR Laxmi’ and ‘Udyama Simham’ has also been mentioned in the order.

Election Commission order barring release of Modi biopic

In its order, the EC stated, “Such ‘political contents’ poses a serious threat to the level playing field as it may create an impression of the truthfulness of such content being shown through Television/Cinema/Internet-based entertainment programs/Social Media. And therefore, it is in the larger interest of ensuring the level playing field and conduct of free and fair elections that such political content ought to be regulated during the election period to prevent violation of Model Code of Conduct.”

Election Commission order barring release of Modi biopic

The order, in a rather twisted manner, states that such content may not be in violation of any law and is probably outside the purview of MCMC certification requirement. However, regulation is recommended as it could violate the principle of ‘free and fair elections’.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court had given a go-ahead to the biopic’s release after it dismissed the petition filed seeking a stay on it. The film was initially scheduled to release on April 5 but due to roadblocks by opposition parties, the release got delayed to April 11, the same day first phase of Lok Sabha elections starts. However, with the EC’s latest order, the movie will not be released until polling ends.

Read also: Supreme Court gives nod for the release of Modi biopic, Vivek Oberoi thanks the Judiciary for upholding faith in democracy

If I made a movie on Rahul Gandhi, most of it will have to be shot in Thailand: Vivek Oberoi

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