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After Telangana government asked Diljit Dosanjh not to use song promoting alcohol and drugs, Diljit Dosanjh has come up with a simple solution. The singer replaced alcohol in his lyrics with Coca-Cola. ALSO READ: Dil-Luminati concerts: Why Diljit Dosanjh visiting Delhi gurudwara sparked controversy"Chautha kaam twade gaane japne! While adhering to the government's orders, Diljit slammed the Telangana government, saying he will stop singing songs on alcohol if liquor shops across the country is closed. He said he won't sing songs about alcohol if dry day is declared in the place he performs.

The search for a new anti-graft Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to replace Twalib Mbarak whose term expires in January 2025 started Tuesday with the first batch of shortlisted candidates appearing for interviews. The interviews, to be conducted by the Ethica and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) Commissioners under the chairmanship of Bishop Dr. David Oginde will be taking place at the Public Service Commission (PSC) offices for three days. Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. The commission shortlisted 14 candidates for the position. EACC advertised the position of CEO on September 17, with the deadline for application on October 7, 2024.

Punjabi singer and global icon Diljit Dosanjh delighted fans at his Hyderabad concert when he replaced the lyrics of his song, Lemonade, which mentioned 'alcohol' with 'Coke'. The tweak came after the Telangana government directed Diljit to avoid songs promoting alcohol, drugs, or violence during his performance. He recreated the lines 5 tara theke to 5 tara hotel and replaced daaru’ch lemonade with Coke’ch lemonade. Watch the video here:The star’s improvisation didn’t just energise the audience but also made Coca-Cola react to the video. Diljit Dosanjh questioned why Indian artists faced such scrutiny when international performers seemed to get a free pass.

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He appears to be dropping public meetings and mini-rallies or roadside stops to embrace boardroom sessions with key political figures. Ruto’s administration has come under sharp focus over alleged state-sponsored abductions, return of extra-judicial killings, growing political intolerance and unbridled arrogance. In what is seen as a strategy to counter public resentment, Ruto has opted to meet politicians from select regions to map out strategies. There are reports the leaders could meet Deputy President Kithure Kindiki this week as the Kenya Kwanza administration intensifies consultations. Insiders say the President has been holding meetings with political leaders from various regions as part of his efforts to unite the country and reassure Kenyans of his development agenda.

Children walk home from school in Nairobi on November 15 /FILENairobi is increasingly becoming hostile to children, a new report has said. It says in Kenya, children continue to be subjected to physical, sexual and emotional abuse and harmful cultural practices such as female genital mutilation and child marriage. “Some children are also vulnerable to trafficking, substance abuse, radicalisation, hazardous labour and online exploitation,” the report says. Of the 117,602 cases of violence against children recorded nationally, Nairobi has 16,855 cases, by far leading the pack. The judiciary annually observes November as the children justice month.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. Paul bowed to Tyson before the final bell, which summed up what a complete farce the entire sh**show had been. (Image: Getty Images)If Paul wanted to show Tyson genuine respect, he wouldn’t have gotten into the ring in the first place.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Get the biggest stories and wackiest takes from the Daily Star, including our special WTF Wednesday emailSomething went wrong, please try again later. The YouTuber-turned boxer Paul, 27, secured victory by unanimous decision over the veteran Tyson, 58, who had not appeared in a professional match since 2005. “Post-fight, I appreciate the respect [Jake Paul] showed Tyson,” wrote Johnson on the post’s caption.

Women's Health - UKThe state of modern girlhoodThe word should invoke a sense of lightness and frivolity. Instead, those with a front row seat to how it feels to be a girl in 2024 are sounding the alarm. And our own data confirms that girlhood is not just in flux, but in crisis. From the influence of a culture of misogyny on coming of age to the harms inflicted by years-long waiting lists for appropriate care, WH gives this life stage a health check – and asks where it leaves a generation of young women and the people who love them

Crown prosecutor Gabrielle Steedman told the jury on Tuesday that at the time of the alleged offence MacGill was a regular cocaine user and would often buy the drug from an associate, who would be referred to as "Person A" during the trial.

President William Ruto is faced with a tough balancing act on the running mate he would pick to defend his seat in 2027. Pundits say the patterns could complicate Ruto’s running mate options. Rigathi Gachagua’s ouster from the Deputy Presidency has triggered a major backlash in Mt Kenya. Homa Bay governor Gladys Wanga has been touted as a frontrunner, coming after Ruto said his next running mate were a woman. For the President’s men, the government of national unity remains the key to a fall back plan, in case Mt Kenya moves away.

Impending changes in government have thrown him and many other high-profile officials into panic. The civil servant is said to have lobbied his team to vouch for his promotion or, at worst, retention in his current lucrative position. Well, a little bird whispered to Corridors of Power that fear has gripped some of the institutions supposed to implement the initiative after insiders raised the alarm. Members of Parliament from the county and MCAs gave the event a wide berth. A SENIOR OPERATIVE in the corridors of power is now a happy man and praying the rumors over a possible reshuffle of government officials continues.

Scream king David Dastmalchian (the FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards, The Last Voyage of the Demeter, Late Night with the Devil) is set to star opposite Ashley Greene (Twilight) and newcomer Samantha Cochran inThe Cure, an upcoming sci-fi horror from director Nancy Leopardi. Sydney Taylor (American Born Chinese), Tyler Lawrence Gray (Wolfpack), and Dylan Flashner (Running on Empty) also co-star. Speaking to Deadline, Leopardi expanded on her influences, both cinematic and cultural, behind the film:“The Cure is made in the tradition of classic horror and sci-fi films that are inspired by terrifying socio-political realities and advances in bio-technology. Executive producers include Steve Bencich, Ron J. Friedman, Lucky 13 Productions, Phil Shaltz, Filmhedge, Peter Roumeliotis of Popternative Pictures, Jeff Rice, Michael Breen, J. Todd Harris, Michael Leon Cassutt, and John Harris. Deadline also report that production on The Cure has already wrapped after filming in Los Angeles, which means it shouldn't be too long before we hear and see more of it.

While quoting Proverbs 29:2, the leaders noted, “When the righteous thrive, the people rejoice, but when the wicked rule, the people groan. In a statement, the church leaders decried the failing education system, pointing to unresolved issues in the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) and inadequate preparations for transitions from junior secondary to high school. They also accused the government of inaction on corruption and urged for transparency in prosecuting individuals implicated in mega scandals. The church leaders outlined several demands to the government, including a publication of individuals convicted or charged with corruption. A report on state appointments under the “broad-based government, transparency on foreign travel expenditures and the status of constitutional offices like the IEBC.