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    The Delhi High Court has dismissed the lawsuit filed by Juhi Chawla for the introduction of 5G technology in India and was imposed a fine of Rs 20 Lakh. The court on Wednesday reserved its order in the suit and after hearing arguments, dismissed the case today over its maintainability. 
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    Justice Jag Jivan Ram Midha said that the suit was “defective” and dismissed it on technical grounds. “The plaintiffs have abused and misused the process of law which has resulted in waste of judicial time. The cost of Rs 20 lakh is imposed on the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs are directed to deposit the cost of Rs 20 lakh with Delhi State Legal Services Authority within one week,” said the court. It also added that if the fine is not deposited within one week, the DLSA will recover it in accordance with the law. 

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    The court blasts the actor yesterday for filing a lawsuit without giving any representation to the government on her concerns related to the technology. Juhi Chawla’s plea claims that 5G wireless technology can threaten to provoke serious, irreversible effects on humans and permanent damage to the Earth's ecosystems. 

    The court further said, “It is a defective plaint. This suit has been filed only for media publicity and nothing more than that. It is very shocking. Did you approach the government with a representation? If yes, is there any denial?,” the court asked to which the plaintiffs’ counsel replied in negative.
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    The proceedings also saw interruptions at least three times in midst of arguments by usernames ‘Manisha Koirala’ and ‘Jahnvi’ where songs featuring Juhi Chawla were sung. Justice Midha warned the user against interruptions and locked the virtual courtroom. Chawla had shared the link to the virtual hearing on her Twitter and Instagram accounts prior to the hearing on Wednesday. 

    What do you think of Juhi Chawla getting fined by the Delhi High Court for the sum of Rs 29 Lakh? Do you think she deserved it or was the court hard on her?

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    Yami Gautam is no more single and she has pledged to walk by Aditya Dhar’s side for her entire life. Aditya directed Uri: The Surgical Strike and Yami played a part in the movie. The two have got married in an intimate wedding ceremony. It does come as a shock to many because people weren’t aware of their relationship.
    She shared a picture of her and Aditya at their wedding ceremony and quoted the poet Rumi in her caption. She wrote, "In your light, I learn to love - Rumi. With the blessings of our family, we have tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony today. Being very private people, we celebrated this joyous occasion with our immediate family."
    She added, "As we embark on the journey of love and friendship, we seek all your blessings and good wishes. Love, Yami and Aditya."
    Here’s the first picture of their wedding:
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    When she shared the post, people started to congratulate the couple, but her male fans found it hard to digest the fact that she got married to Aditya. Her male fans have been sharing memes explaining their situation. There was in a comment in particular that left us in splits. 
    A Twitter user wrote, “Shadi usse hi karni thi toh mujhe dekhkar tv me muskurati kyo thi.”
    Here are the reactions: 
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    © Twitter/Yami Gautam
    Are you shocked too just like us and them? Let us know in the comments section below.

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    If you are living an idea and want to really test if someone swears a lot or not, you might just want to try this little experiment.

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    The 64-year old liquor baron, who was the owner of the IPL team Royal Challengers Bangalore as well as the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines (KFA), fled India after facing charges of fraud and money laundering.

    KFA had borrowed a sum of around Rs 9000 crores from several Indian banks, before fleeing to the UK and being declared as a fugitive economic offender on a plea of the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
    An SBI-led consortium of 11 banks that had given Mallya those loans, had sought restoration of his properties that had been seized by the ED.


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    The overnight success of the web series Scam 1992 has made Pratik Gandhi a household name and everyone who's seen him play Harshad Mehta has only been praising him for his craft. From the story to dialogues to performances, it’s almost difficult to find errors in the show. Well, the show has made our homeland proud because it has acquired a position on IMDB's ‘Top Web Series & TV Shows in the world’. 
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    Col Needham, IMDb Founder, and CEO said, “In fact, our #1 user-rated Indian web series of this year, Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story, has been so popular that it landed a top spot on the IMDb list of the Top 250 TV Series of all-time.” With 9.5 ratings, the show has also landed a spot in IMDb’s Top 250 TV series of all time on the 18th spot. It’s an achievement to be celebrated. 
    In an interview with MensXP, Pratik opened up about the character and if he had any inhibitions about taking up the role of a controversial figure. To which he replied, “No, I was, in fact, very intrigued by his character. It’s not about playing a hero or villain. It’s about creating a character that people think it’s happening right in front of them. My job was to create that experience so that people even after knowing the end want to know what happens next and there’s a sense of curiosity in them. Well, that’s the fun of biopics. I have already played such biographical characters on stage and I genuinely find them interesting. I always love portraying the complexities of human emotions.” 
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    The series is based on the book written by Debashish Basu and Sucheta Dalal and showcases the infamous Harshad Mehta Scam. Apart from Pratik Gandhi, the Hansal Mehta directorial stars Shreya Dhanwanthary and Sharib Hashmi. The series is set in the Bombay of the 1980s and 1990s.   
    It explores a scam orchestrated by Harshad Mehta of Rs 5000 crore in the year 1992 which exposed many loopholes in the functioning of the stock market and banks.

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