The magical reunion of Taare Zameen Par stars added an extra spark to the star-studded wedding reception of Ira Khan and Nupur Shikhare in Mumbai. Tisca Chopra and Darsheel Safary, who left a mark with their heartwarming performances in the iconic film, were seen taking a cute selfie and reliving old memories.

Darsheel Safary, the child prodigy from Taare Zameen Par, played the role of Ishaan Nandkishore Awasthi, a dyslexic boy whose journey touched the hearts of millions. In an old interview, Darsheel expressed gratitude for the continued recognition as the Taare Zameen Par boy. Despite growing up in the industry, he continues to cherish the timeless connection with Aamir Khan and the team.

Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said “unruly behaviour” on board planes will not be tolerated and every such incident will be dealt with as strongly as existing legal provisions allow.

In a detailed post on X, Mr Scindia also explained that the disorder at the Delhi airport Sunday was due to “unprecedented fog” that limited visibility for four hours starting 5 am, and “compelled” authorities to shut down flight ops “keeping passenger safety… the foremost priority… in mind”.

The minister’s brief comment comes amid outrage over absolute chaos at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Sunday, where heavy fog forced delays and cancellations to over 150 domestic and international flights. The flashpoint was on board an IndiGo service to Goa, where a male passenger – Sahil Kataria – ran at the captain and assaulted him for announcing a fresh delay.

Yesterday, Delhi witnessed unprecedented fog wherein visibility fluctuated for several hours, and at times, dropped to zero between 5 AM to 9 AM.

The authorities, therefore, were compelled to enforce a shut-down of operations for some time even on CAT III runways (CAT III…

— Jyotiraditya M. Scindia (@JM_Scindia) January 15, 2024

“Incidences of unruly behaviour amidst this (lengthy flight delays) are unacceptable, and will be dealt with strongly, in line with existing legal provisions. I would like to assure everyone all stakeholders are working around the clock to minimise fog-related impact…” the minister said.

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“It is my earnest request to all travellers to bear with during this difficult period.”

Mr Scindia also said the DGCA – the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, the country’s aviation watchdog – will issue protocols for airlines, to ensure “better communication (with) passengers to minimise discomfort in view of flight cancellations and delays due to adverse weather”.

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Over the past few days heavy fog and adverse weather have led to multiple delays at major airports across northern India, including national capital Delhi. On Sunday over 150 flights were either cancelled, diverted or delayed, and the inconvenience to passengers continued this morning.

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Apart from the delayed Delhi-Goa IndiGo flight, there was also an Air India international service to Austria that was heavily delayed; like the domestic flight, which was reportedly kept waiting for 10 hours, it was held for hours while passengers sat inside, unable to deplane for security reasons.

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Two students- one from Wanaparthy in Telangana and another from Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh- were found dead in their Connecticut accommodation in the US recently, a family member said on Monday.

The students were identified as G Dinesh (22) from Wanaparthy in Telangana and Nikesh (21) from Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh.

Family members of the Telangana student are clueless about the cause of his death and also of his roommate’s.

“Dinesh’s friends who live in a nearby room called us on Saturday night and informed us about his death and his roommate’s. We have no clue as to how he died,” Dinesh’s family members said.

According to a family member, Dinesh went to Hartford, Connecticut in the US for higher studies on December 28, 2023 while Nikesh reached a few days later.

Incidentally, they were mutual friends of some common friends and became roommates after going to the US.

A member of Dinesh’s family noted that they have sought the help of Union Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy and Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to bring back Dinesh’s body.

Wanaparthy MLA Megha Reddy has also chipped in to help bring back Dinesh’s body. He called on the family members of the student and comforted them.

Further, a member of Dinesh’s family said they had no contact with Nikesh’s family members as the two went to the US only recently.

Similarly, even the Srikakulam district administration does not have any information on Nikesh yet.

Srikakulam Police Special Branch DSP K Balaraju noted that even the district collectorate did not receive information on Nikesh or his family members.

Expressing grief over the death of the student, Wanaparthy MLA T Megha Reddy met the student’s family members in Wanaparthy town and conveyed his condolences.

The MLA spoke to Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy with regard to bringing the student’s dead body to India from the United States.

The Chief Minister responded positively and stated that arrangements would be made to bring back the body to his native place.

The student from Wanarpathy had gone to US on December 28 (last year) for higher studies, the MLA was informed.

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