The release of Allu Arjun’s highly anticipated Pushpa 2: The Rule has been postponed. The film’s new release date is out.

On Monday, the makers of Pushpa 2: The Rule unveiled the film’s release date along with a new poster of Allu Arjun with a sword. The Sukumar Bandreddi directorial which also features Rashmika Mandana will now release on December 6 this year.

Check out the update here:

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— Mythri Movie Makers (@MythriOfficial) June 17, 2024

The film’s team also shared a note to offer clarity on the update. It reads, “Pushpa 2 The Rule is one of the most anticipated Indian films. Following the immense success of Pushpa: The Rise, our responsibility to deliver excellence has increased significantly. We have been tirelessly working to complete the movie and release it on time. However, due to the remaining shoot and subsequent post-production work, we will not be releasing the film on August 15th, 2024. This decision is made in the best interests of the film, the audience, and all stakeholders. Our goal is to provide a memorable experience on the big screen without compromising quality.”

It further says, “The overwhelming response to our teasers and songs across all languages has been heartening, and we promise to deliver a film that you will truly love. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the audiences and our partners worldwide for their unwavering support. The media and film industries have also been incredibly supportive. Pushpa 2 The Rule will now be released worldwide on December 6th, 2024. We are committed to giving you the best, and you will see only the best in cinemas.”

So far, a teaser and two songs (Pushpa Pushpa and The Couple Song) from Pushpa 2: The Rule are out.

Amid concerns about the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for admission into medical colleges, the Supreme Court today came down heavily on the National Testing Agency (NTA), which conducts the nationwide exam for medical college aspirants.

“If there’s even 0.001% negligence on anyone’s part, it should be e thoroughly dealt with,” the Supreme Court said.

As an agency which is conducting the examination, you must act fair. If there is a mistake, say yes, this is a mistake, and this is the action we are going to take. At least that inspires confidence in your performance,” the top court told the NTA.

The next hearing in the case will be held on July 8.

Last week, the NTA told the Supreme Court that grace marks given to 1,563 candidates in the NEET-UG exam would be scrapped and the candidates had the option of taking the exam again on June 23. The results of the re-test will be declared before June 30, the top court was told.

If any of these candidates chose to not take the re-test, their earlier score would be reinstated without the extra marks.

Results for the medical entrance examination, which was taken by 24 lakh students on May 5, were declared on June 4. Allegations of an exam paper leak soon surfaced. As many as 67 students got a perfect score of 720/720.

Grace marks were given to several students allegedly to compensate for loss of time at the exam centre.

Many student organisations have protested over the alleged NEET irregularities, including wrong question papers being distributed, Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) sheets being torn, or delays in the distribution of the sheets.

A woman died after she reversed her car off a cliff and fell 300 feet into a gorge in Maharashtra. The incident was captured on camera by the woman’s friend who was making a video of her learning how to drive. 

In the video, 23-year-old Shweta Deepak Surwase, is seen in the driver’s seat as her friend Suraj Sanjau Mule, 25, records a video of her. The two friends had travelled from Aurangabad to Sulibhanjan Hills on Monday afternoon.

On Camera, Woman Reverses Car Off #Maharashtra Cliff, Falls 300 Feet, Dies

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— NDTV (@ndtv) June 18, 2024

Around 2 pm, Ms Surwase got into the car and began slowly reversing it, the video shows. The car is still 50 metres away from the cliff. However, as she continues backing up, the car’s speed increases and her friend warns her to slow down. “Clutch, clutch, clutch”, he shouts as the car’s engine revs. He runs to stop her but the car falls into the gorge, killing Ms Surwase.

According to witnesses, the car rolled down the 300-foot high cliff and fell into a gorge. Visuals showed the mangled remains of the vehicle in the gorge. 

The friends were visiting the Dattatreya temple in Sulibhanjan. During the rainy season, the Sulibhanhan hills are thronged by tourists who arrive in large numbers to enjoy the picturesque scenery.