SSR case: Arnab Goswami to reveal ‘final truth’ on Monday
Sushant Singh Rajput case “true” with unofficial leak from the medical team of the Indian Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)? No, Republic Media Network is ready to reveal final explosive evidence that will turn the tide on the ‘suicide theory’ as claimed. On Sunday, editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami has promised that the final truth will be revealed online at 10 a.m. Monday, which will be a rude wake-up call for those celebrating the unofficial leaks that have come out in recent days. .
READ: In Sushant’s case, Arnab Goswami makes a massive announcement: ‘Final truth at 10am on Monday’
HR executive initiates ‘Rice ATM’ initiative
A Hyderabad-based human resources executive, Dosapati Ramu, started a ‘rice ATM’ to provide food to the poor and needy amid the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. Before the lockdown, Ramu and his friends distributed packages of cooked food to some 150 people, mainly migrant workers, every day. After the government eased restrictions, it started a “rice ATMs” initiative to provide food to the needy and poor.
READ: Hyderabad: HR executive starts ‘Rice ATM’ initiative, hopes ‘no one goes to bed hungry’
Actor Mishti Mukherjee passes away
Actor Mishti Mukherjee passed away due to kidney failure in Bangalore on Friday. He was 27 years old. Mishti Mukherjee suffered from kidney-related disease after following a ketogenic diet. An official statement from Mishti Mukherjee’s representative has been making the rounds saying:
“Actress Mishti Mukherjee who marked her brilliance in many movies and music videos with her star performance is no more. Due to the ketogenic diet, her kidney failed in Bangalore and she took a last breath on Friday night, the actress suffered a lot of pain Unforgettable and a regrettable loss. May his soul rest in peace. He is survived by his parents and brother. ” (sic)
LEE: Actor Mishti Mukherjee dies in Bengaluru; Ketogenic diet cited as a contributor
Biden lowers the tone of the campaign; does not want to attack Trump affected by COVID
While Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis continues to pose a challenge for the 2020 U.S. elections, his Democratic rival Joe Biden said on Saturday, October 3 (local time) that he does not want to attack the Republican leader. Speaking at a virtual event, when transportation workers asked Biden to explain how he would have handled the pandemic, he simply replied, “fundamentally differently.” However, Biden later added that since Trump had now contracted the disease, it is difficult to denounce his approach and admitted that he is “in a small place” now.
Look: Joe Biden: “I’m in a bit of a bind here because I don’t want to attack the president and the first lady right now.”
– Save democracy (BLM) 🌊🌈🌊 (@DemocracyInn) October 3, 2020
READ: 2020 US Elections: Biden Lowers Campaign, Doesn’t Want To Attack COVID-affected Trump
Jal Shakti Min Launches Cleanup Campaign in Ganges-Linked States
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, a massive cleanup and awareness campaign was launched in the states where the Ganges River flows, Jal Shakti’s Ministry said in a statement. The Ministry praised the volunteers and ‘Ganga Doots’ associated with the ‘Namami Gange Mission’, for their excellent role in cleaning up the Ganges River. According to the Jal Shakti Ministry, a clean-up campaign was also launched in the Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh, where the Ganga Yatra begins on the riverbank in Korantadih.
READ: Jal Shakti Min Launches Mass Cleanup Campaign in Ganges Linked States in Gandhi Jayanti
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