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    Ramayana star had to borrow money to come to Mumbai, had only Rs 85 in his pocket. He is known for playing villains but is a hero in real life – he has paid fees for poor children for over 13 years: ‘I have refused…’

    There was a time when Mukesh Tiwari received a monthly pay of only Rs 3,500. In a conversation with Divya Marathi, the actor shared his challenges and the path that ultimately brought him to Bollywood. Hailing from a middle-class family in Madhya Pradesh, he couldn't afford car travel and used a bicycle to get to college. During his time at the National School of Drama, he covered his costs with a monthly allowance of Rs 600, resulting in only Rs 45 remaining at the end of each month.

    Why I am not a Bhagat Singh kind of atheist

    Casual atheism is being examined through personal experiences and cultural interactions within Indian society. The author reflects on the coexistence of atheists and believers, highlighting mutual acceptance. Additionally, the article notes the current lack of significant tension surrounding atheism in India. There is a discussion about differing perspectives on beliefs and rituals that showcase cultural appreciation. Overall, the author presents a unique view on faith and its cultural significance.

    ...Because of the Left bookstall wreckers

    Recently, West Bengal has seen a noteworthy rise in the dismantling of left-wing bookstalls by the government. Paradoxically, this move has sparked interest in important works by authors like Bhagat Singh and Che Guevara among younger readers. While book reading in many regions is declining, this situation could foster a renewed awareness of significant historical figures and their contributions.

    Disagree to disagree? Go fight with Gandhi: Why arguments matter

    India thrives on a democratic ethos that invites citizens to engage in extensive debates over diverse issues. Figures such as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi exemplified this through contentious dialogues on significant social topics. In his book, Ramachandra Guha delves into Gandhi's arguments, linking them to modern challenges related to caste, religion, and gender.

    Haryana: Farmers block highway at Ambala over paddy-procurement restrictions

    Farmers organized a protest on the Ambala-Hisar highway regarding paddy procurement issues on Saturday. They demanded an increase in the procurement limit from 26.26 quintals to 32 quintals per acre. Farmers also requested expedited verification of their crops through the required online portal, which affects their sales. Police diverted traffic as farmers maintained their blockade to voice these concerns.

    CJP Tiranga Protest Today, October 16: Timings, road diversions, is CP, New Delhi Railway Station, Janpath, Palika open? Check what's open and closed

    CJP Protest Today October 16: CJP's Tiranga protest is scheduled at Connaught Place's Central Park in Delhi on October 16, 2026, at 5 pm. Traffic restrictions may begin at 3 pm, affecting 21 roads and stretches. Check road diversions, New Delhi Railway Station access, Metro services and closures before travelling.

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