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The Quint is taking steps to ensure that stalking is made a non-bailable offence, through our campaign #TalkingStalking.
In the #TalkingStalking event organised by The Quint on Wednesday, 20 December, Dr Shashi Tharoor said that “supporting the cause was a no-brainer” and that even if his Private Member’s Bill that calls for stalking to be made a non-bailable offence does not get passed, it will be “heard and create awareness”.
He said that by the end of the Budget session, the Private Member’s Bill will be tabled in the Parliament.
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Hours after a video of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa lying on a hospital bed in Chennai was released on Wednesday, 20 December, TTV Dhinakaran’s camp said that supporter P Vetrivel uploaded it without Dhinakaran’s permission.
DMK’s working president MK Stalin said that Jayalalithaa’s death “has not only been a mysterious one but has been politicised to its lowest level after the release of this video.” He added that the video will not have any impact on the RK Nagar bypoll.
Dhinakaran was not permitted to speak to the media, as per the election code of conduct, which came into force in RK Nagar, the bypoll for which would be held on 21 December.
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The 16-year-old student accused in the murder case of Pradyumn Thakur, a class 2 student of Gurugram’s Ryan International School, will be tried as an adult, the Juvenile Justice Board said on 20 December.
The Class 11 student was apprehended by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on 9 November. “The convict will be considered as an adult,” said Sushil Tekriwal, the lawyer of Pradyumn’s father.
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A teenage girl performs a Western music number on stage. A teenage boy hugs her to congratulate her on her singing.
Little did the two know that the congratulatory hug could lead to suspension and potential expulsion from school.
The minor boy, who is in class 12 and due to give his board exams, said that he hugged his friend for just 3-5 seconds while there were other people around, as ANI reported.
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He is definitely the biggest star in the Kapoor family now. Since the day Taimur Ali Khan was born, he has been the paparazzi’s favourite. The little one made headlines from the day he was born thanks to his controversial name. But this cutie won hearts the moment his pictures hit the internet.
The only person mommy Kareena doesn’t mind being in the shadow of, Taimur was born to Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor on 20 December 2016, and from the very first day, the camera fell in love with him and vice-versa. His first pictures came out when he was just a day old, surrounded by his family.
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Video Producer: Srishti Tyagi
Video Editor: Sandeep Suman
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