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Delhi AQI Still ‘Very Poor’, Mumbai Better At 140, Shroud Of Smog Envelops Both Cities
The air quality deteriorated in Delhi while it remained fairly stable in Mumbai on Monday morning.
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Bigg Boss Tamil 8: Sunita Gogoi gets eliminated from Vijay Sethupathi-hosted reality TV show; netizens react
Bigg Boss Tamil Season 8, hosted by actor Vijay Sethupathi, is progressing on an interesting note after a dramatic weekend. Surprisingly, Sunita Gogoi was eliminated from the reality TV show in the fifth week. The contestants were quite emotional after the actress left the BB house.
After her eviction, Sunita went into the garden area and smashed the Bigg Boss Tamil trophy. She further joined host Vijay Sethupathi on the stage and shared her thoughts about the fellow contestants. Meanwhile, the Maharaja actor wished Sunita well and asked her to start a fresh life after reflecting on her journey in the BB house.
Soon after Sunita got eliminated from the show, netizens took to their social media handles to post their reactions. A user wrote, “Sunitha exits bb house. She was definitely a strong player who was straightforward in many places. A big loss to the women’s team for sure. Great game Suno!”
Another social media user praised Sunita and posted, “Accept or not #Sunitha eviction is a loss to girls team. She upgraded her play this week. She is the one who knew how to put ppl in place. Unfair eviction.”
“One thing that makes me feel good about today is #Sunitha ku konjam supportive aaana tweets in #biggbosstamil8… I like her from before & she stayed the same inside also.. She played well like some people think she never wavered in her support or goal,” read another comment.
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Bigg Boss Tamil 8 started with 18 contestants initially. However, with the introduction of wild card entries in the fourth week, the total number of housemates rose to 21. Till now, players including Ravindar, Arnav, Dharsha Gupta and Sunita have been evicted from the reality TV show.
Now, the remaining contestants include Sathya, Soundariya, Ranjith, Sachana, Jacquline, Raayan, Varshini, Shiva Kumarr, Jeffrey, Vishal, Deepak, Muthukumaran, Anshitha, Arun, Pavitra, Tharshika, Riya, Ranav, Ananthi and Manjari.
As contestants enter the sixth week, a new round of nominations will take place. Who do you think will survive in the game? Let us know.
ALSO READ: Bigg Boss Tamil 8: Sathya opens up about losing ex-girlfriend in a tragic accident and his struggle with addiction
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Justice Sanjiv Khanna To Take Oath Today As 51st Chief Justice Of India
President Droupadi Murmu will administer the oath of office to Justice Sanjiv Khanna at 10am.
Justice Khanna will serve a six-month tenure as the Chief Justice of India and is expected to retire on May 13, 2025.
Justice Khanna, 64, is the son of former Delhi High Court judge Justice Dev Raj Khanna and the nephew of prominent former Supreme Court judge H R Khanna.
He started his legal career in 1983 as an advocate with the Delhi Bar Council. He was elevated to the Delhi High Court in 2005 and to the Supreme Court in 2019.
He has experience in a wide range of legal fields, including constitutional law, taxation, arbitration, commercial law, and environmental law.
He also worked as senior standing counsel for the Income Tax Department, representing the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
Justice Khanna has been part of several landmark judgments — including upholding the sanctity of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), and the scrapping of Article 370 that gave Jammu and Kashmir its special status.
A bench he led also declared the electoral bonds scheme unconstitutional, underscoring the need for transparency in political funding.
He was also part of the bench that granted interim bail to then Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal ahead of the Lok Sabha election, enabling him to campaign for the May0June Lok Sabha election this year.
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, meanwhile, became emotional on his last working day. Reflecting on his tenure, he said, “There is no greater feeling than being able to serve those in need.”