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Karan Johar took to Instagram and penned a comprehensive note stating that Adolescence is a wake-up call for all parents especially in the age of social media

“Our target is to clear all verifications within seven days. All 91 police stations have been provided with dedicated passport verification rooms equipped with proper facilities. Officers have also undergone training to speed up the process,” said Satyanarayan Choudhary, Joint CP (Law and Order)

While the stand-up comedy scene in India has evolved in the past decade with more performance avenues and audience, so has the risk of landing in trouble due to jokes on politics, religion, culture, etc. Most recently, stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra has found himself amid a controversy due to his alleged defamatory remarks on Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde. This isn’t the first time Kamra has courted controversy with his provocative humour. Apart from Kamra, several other comedians have also been attacked or landed in trouble in recent years over their jokes and remarks. Here is a look at some of them. (File Pics)

Former first-class players below the age of 70 and are not part of the BCCI pension scheme for domestic cricketers, used to get Rs 10,000 from the MCA