Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB) Tribal Assistant Development Officer Recruitment 2019

Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB) Tribal Assistant Development Officer Recruitment 2019

GSSSB Tribal Assistant Development Officer 114 Posts Recruitment 2019 (OJAS): Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB) published notification for Tribal Assistant Development Officer recruitment for below mention posts. For more details Tribal Assistant Development Office about this recruitment like, educational qualification, age limit, selection process, how to apply, apply online & more ad under. You can view official notification by following link..

Posts : Tribal Assistant Development Officer

Total No. of Posts : 144 Posts

Advt No. : 181/2019-20

Educational Qualification : A bachelor’s degree obtained from any of the Universities established or incorporated by or under the Central or State Act in India; or any other educational institution recognized as such or declared to be deemed as University under section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956; or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Government.

Age Limit : Up to 35 years

Application Fee : Candidates have to pay of Rs. 100/- + Rs. 12/- (Postal Charges) through challan at computerized post office.

Selection Process : Candidates will be selected based on OMR/MCQ based written exam & computer proficiency test.

How to Apply : Interested Candidates may Apply Online Through official Website www.ojas.gujarat.gov.in..

Important Dates :

Starting Date of Online Application : 01-07-2019

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Indian navy recruitment for various posts 2019

Indian navy recruitment for various posts 2019

Indian navy invites applications for the post of Saior. Apply Online Before 07 April 2019. Qualification/eligibility conditions, how to apply & other rules are given below…

Organization: Indian Navy

Total No of Vacancy: 2700

 Job Details :

• Post Name:Sailor

• Qualification: 10 TH Pass,12TH Pass 
• No. of Vacancy:2700 posts

• Pay Scale:  21,700/-Rs To  Rs.69,100/-Rs

Educational Qualification : 

• Sailor: 10th passed or equivalent.

How to Apply for vacancy :

• For this entry, the candidates can apply Online Only  on the official website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in from 28 Jun 19 to 10 Jul 19. The procedure is as follows
  2 .(a) Before filling online application, keep matric certificate & 10+2 Mark sheet ready for reference. (b) Register yourself on www.joinindiannavy.gov.in with your e-mail ID, if not registered already. The Applicants must ensure that while filling their Application Form, they are providing their valid and active e-mail IDs and mobile numbers, which should not be changed till selection procedure is over. (c) „Log–in‟ with the registered E-mail ID and Click on “Current Opportunities”. (d) Click on “Apply” (√) button. (e) Fill up the Form completely. Before clicking the „Submit‟ button make sure all the details are correct, all required documents are scanned in original & uploaded. (f) Online applications will be further scrutinised for eligibility and may be rejected at any stage, if found ineligible in any respect

Selection Procedure:
1. Computer-based Examination.
2. Physical Fitness Test (PFT).
3. Medical Standards.

 Important Dates to Remember :

• Last Date for Submission of Online Application : 10.07.2019
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Kisan Credit Card Without Interest Will Get Loan 1 Lakh

Kisan Credit Card Without Interest Will Get Loan 1 Lakh

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What is 'Credit'

Credit is a contractual agreement in which a borrower receives something of value now and agrees to repay the lender at some later date with consideration, generally with interest. Credit also refers to an accounting entry that either decreases assets or increases liabilities and equity on the company's balance sheet. Additionally, on the company's income statement, a debit reduces net income, while a credit increases net income.

BREAKING DOWN 'Credit'

Credit also refers to the creditworthiness or credit history of an individual or company. For example, someone may say, "He has great credit, so he's not worried about the bank rejecting his mortgage application." In other cases, credit refers to a deduction in the amount one owes. For example, imagine someone owes his credit card company $1,000, but he returns a purchase worth $300 to the store. He receives a credit on his account and then owes only $700.

Bitcoin (?) is a cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash. It is a decentralized digital currency without a central bank or single administrator that can be sent from user-to-user on the peer-to-peer bitcoin network without the need for intermediaries

The Attorney  is a 2013 South Korean courtroom drama film directed and co-written by Yang Woo-suk, in his directorial debut (Yang was previously a film producer and webtoon author). With 11,375,954 tickets sold and a revenue of 82.9 billion, The Attorney became the 8th best-selling Korean film of all time, and the second highest-grossing Korean film of 2013.

According to the information available at present, available from the BJP government.  The price is of the other companies' AC.  Better than 15 to 25 percent cheaper.  And according to some media reports (according to sources available), 30% of the AC AC prices will be cheaper.  At present, this AC in the market  A government company EESL (Energy Efficiency Services Limited) will make available.  And the biggest feature of this AC is that using it will save you electricity.  And if you add more than this, the light bill will also reduce you by 35 to 40 percent.

A lawyer or attorney is a person who practices law, as an advocate, attorney, attorney at law, barrister, barrister-at-law, bar-at-law, counsel, counselor, counsellor, counselor at law, solicitor, chartered legal executive, or public servant preparing, interpreting and applying law but not as a paralegal or charter executive secretary. Working as a lawyer involves the practical application of abstract legal theories and knowledge to solve specific individualized problems, or to advance the interests of those who hire lawyers to perform legal services.

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SSC GD Constable Result 2019: Check Cut-Off, Roll Number Wise Result and Other Details Here

SSC GD Constable Result 2019: Check Cut-Off, Roll Number Wise Result and Other Details Here

SSC GD Constable Result 2019: Check Cut-Off, Roll Number Wise Result and Other Details Here

SSC GD Constable Result 2019: Staff Selection Commission has declared SSC GD Constable Result 2019 on 20 June 2019. This year, more than 5 Lakh Candidates have been Shortlisted for PST/PET Round out of which 4,65,632 are male candidates and 68,420 are female candidates.

All candidates have been selected for PET/PST in an approximate ratio of 1:10. The commission has released the Cut-off details of Male/Female candidates qualified in the CBT.

Candidates can check category wise SSC GD Constable Cut-Off Marks 2019 along with the Marks and Date of Birth of the last shortlisted candidates on the official website. Candidates will be able to check SSC GD Constable Marks 2019 on the official website within 15 days from the date of declaration of result.

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Indian stock benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended marginally higher for a fourth consecutive day Economic

Indian stock benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended marginally higher for a fourth consecutive day in a rangebound trading session on Thursday as investors remained on the sidelines ahead of Union Budget.

It is widely expected that the government will amend several policies and undertake various reforms for delivering domestic growth and rural consumption in Budget.

Meanwhile, the Economic Survey 2019, which was tabled in Parliament today failed to excite the market, as it predicted the economy to grow at a healthy 7 per cent in FY20, up from 6.8 per cent in the previous fiscal.

The survey expects the general fiscal deficit at 5.8 per cent in FY19, as against 6.4 per cent in FY18 and forecasts a rebound in investment cycle in FY20

The Survey also said structural reforms of the last few years are on course, and the huge political mandate for the incumbent government augurs well for growth prospects.

The market remained rangebound during the session while other Asian peers closed higher tracking sharp gains on Wall Street as recent data suggested slowing economic growth in the US, boosting the prospect of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

It is widely expected that the government will amend several policies and undertake various reforms for delivering domestic growth and rural consumption in Budget.

 Indian stock benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended marginally higher for a fourth consecutive day in a rangebound trading session on Thursday as investors remained on the sidelines ahead of Union Budget.

It is widely expected that the government will amend several policies and undertake various reforms for delivering domestic growth and rural consumption in Budget.

Meanwhile, the Economic Survey 2019, which was tabled in Parliament today failed to excite the market, as it predicted the economy to grow at a healthy 7 per cent in FY20, up from 6.8 per cent in the previous fiscal.

The survey expects the general fiscal deficit at 5.8 per cent in FY19, as against 6.4 per cent in FY18 and forecasts a rebound in investment cycle in FY20.

The Survey also said structural reforms of the last few years are on course, and the huge political mandate for the incumbent government augurs well for growth prospects.

The market remained rangebound during the session while other Asian peers closed higher tracking sharp gains on Wall Street as recent data suggested slowing economic growth in the US, boosting the prospect of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

PSU Bank stocks remained in focus throughout the day and closed with gains on hopes that state run banks will receive a recapitalisation bonanza in the upcoming union budget.

BSE Sensex closed 68.81 points or 0.17 per cent higher at 39,908.06 while NSE Nifty ended at 11,938, up 21.25 points or 0.18 per cent.

Market at a glance

In the 30-pack Sensex, 19 stocks ended in the green and 11 in the red with YES Bank as the worst performer and Bharti Airtel best. Tata Motors, IndusInd Bank and Kotak Bank too joined Bharti Airtel on the gainers list, rising up to 2.53 per cent.

HCL Tech, Sun Pharma and Vedanta were among other Sensex stocks that declined.

The BSE Midcap index declined 0.19 per cent while the BSE Smallcap index ended 0.12 per cent higher.

BSE Telecom index recorded gains of 1.53 per cent followed by Realty index. While BSE Consumer Durables and Metal indices were among the worst performers.

In terms of index contribution, IndusInd Bank, Kotak Bank, Bharti Airtel and ITC were the top support while HDFC Bank, Tata Steel and ICICI Bank were the top drag on Sensex.

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moves are another step in trying to take control of interest rates economic development

The market and the Federal Reserve are currently far apart when it comes to expectations of where rates are headed. Two candidates who President Donald Trump said he is going to nominate to the central bank could bring them closer together.

In a tweet Tuesday, the president said he plans on sending the names of Christopher Waller and Judy Shelton to the Senate as Fed governor appointees. Shelton was no surprise — Trump already has named her to a government post and previously indicated he’s interested in her for the Fed job.

Waller is a bit more of a cipher. As head of research at the St. Louis Fed, he’s maintained a low-key presence that makes it a bit more difficult to know where he’d try to take the broader central bank.

Taken together, though, they represent advancement of a key Trump belief, namely that the Fed needs to be a more complicit partner in pushing the economic expansion higher, and should be doing so through lower interest rates and looser policy overall.

For the president, these are people who would support his position,” said Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC. “The president has the right to appoint people to the Fed who support his view on monetary policy. That being said, this is one area in particular where the Senate has rebuffed the president for various reasons.”

Indeed, Trump has struck out on his last four Fed prospective nominees. The last two in particular, Stephen Moore and Herman Cain, fell out of the process amid complications from issues other than their views on monetary policy and regulation.

As it pertains to Waller and Shelton, the two candidates more likely would face a tussle tied directly to their views.

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Problems Facing Indian Economy

Since 1991, the Indian economy has pursued free market liberalisation, greater openness in trade and increase investment in infrastructure. This helped the Indian economy to achieve a rapid rate of economic growth and economic development. However, the economy still faces various problems and challenges, such as corruption, lack of infrastructure, poverty in rural areas and poor tax collection rates.

Despite rapid economic growth, unemployment is still an issue in both rural and urban areas. The fast rate of economic growth has left unskilled workers behind, and they have struggled to find work in growing industries. In 2017, the official unemployment rate was just below 5%. However, a report by the OECD found over 30% of people aged 15-29 in India are not in employment, education or training (NEETs). Livemint reported on March 6, 2017. WIth, little if any government welfare support for the unemployed, it leads to dire poverty.

2. Poor educational standards

Although India has benefited from a high % of English speakers, (important for call centre industry) there is still high levels of illiteracy amongst the population. It is worse in rural areas and amongst women. Over 50% of Indian women are illiterate. This limits economic development and a more skilled workforce.

3. Poor Infrastructure

Many Indians lack basic amenities lack access to running water. Indian public services are creaking under the strain of bureaucracy and inefficiency. Over 40% of Indian fruit rots before it reaches the market; this is one example of the supply constraints and inefficiency’s facing the Indian economy.

4. Balance of Payments deterioration.

Although India has built up large amounts of foreign currency reserves, the high rates of economic growth have been at the cost of a persistent current account deficit. In late 2012, the current account reached a peak of 6% of GDP. Since then there has been an improvement in the current account. But, the Indian economy has seen imports growth faster than exports. This means India needs to attract capital flows to finance the deficit. Also, the large deficit caused the depreciation in the Rupee between 2012 and 2014. Whilst the deficit remains, there is always the fear of a further devaluation in the Rupee. There is a need to rebalance the economy and improve the competitiveness of exports.

5. High levels of private debt

Buoyed by a property boom the amount of lending in India has grown by 30% in the past year. However, there are concerns about the risk of such loans. If they are dependent on rising property prices it could be problematic. Furthermore, if inflation increases further it may force the RBI to increase interest rates. If interest rates rise substantially it will leave those indebted facing rising interest payments and potentially reducing consumer spending in the future

6. Inequality has risen rather than decreased.

It is hoped that economic growth would help drag the Indian poor above the poverty line. However, so far economic growth has been highly uneven benefiting the skilled and wealthy disproportionately. Many of India’s rural poor are yet to receive any tangible benefit from the India’s economic growth. More than 78 million homes do not have electricity. 33% (268million) of the population live on less than $1 per day. Furthermore with the spread of television in Indian villages the poor are increasingly aware of the disparity between rich and poor.

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The Indian Economy: 70 years after Independence Indian US

The Indian Economy: 70 years after Independence

The defining feature of the economic programme of independent India’s first government was to accelerate the transition to a modern economy dominated by industry. Agriculture and related 

activities at that time accounted for around half of GDP and modern industry in the form of factory establishments for just above 6 per cent. Thus, colonial rule had made India the victim of the barriers to productivity increase typical of predominantly agrarian economies.

These circumstances influenced the Nehruvian vision that made rapid diversification in favour of manufacturing the principal economic objective. The ‘big planners’ of that time did recognize that this will not deliver the jobs needed to

 absorb the country’s large underemployed and unemployed labour force and address the extreme poverty and deprivation that colonialism had left behind. But those challenges it was argued could be addressed separately, so long as growth got going.

At first it appeared that success was at hand. The years after 1951, and especially after 1956, did see large and rapidly rising investments in industry and infrastructure. But, it is clear, with hindsight, that the process lost momentum rather early. The share of manufacturing in GDP did rise 

from around 9 per cent in 1950-51 to 16 per cent in 1961. But it did not cross the 18 per cent mark for a little more than a decade after that, and touched 20 per cent at its peak in 1996. This was well short of what had been achieved in many other comparable economies. In 1971, manufacturing’s share in GDP stood at 29 per cent in Brazil and 35 per cent in China. In 1996, the figure was 27 per cent in Korea, 28 per cent in Malaysia and 26 per cent in Thailand. The contribution of manufacturing to employment in India was, as expected, was even more dismal. 

There were two principal and proximate factors responsible for this shortfall relative to targets in a country that showed much promise as a candidate for successful industrialisation. One was the failure to grow the mass market for manufactures, through appropriate measures, and

 especially through the implementation of land reforms that helped raise the incomes of the majority among the agriculture-dependent population. The other was the inability of the state to mobilise the resources to finance the expenditures needed to drive and facilitate the process of industrialization.

Agrarian reform was needed to break down land monopoly, which by facilitating rack-renting by absentee landlords, who also earned surpluses from usury and control over poorly-paid, bonded labour, dis-incentivised productive investment in land on the part of semi-feudal and feudal land owners. It also, on the other hand, deprived the

 tenants who cultivated the land of the means and the incentive to invest. Productivity enhancing investments were thus limited. Further, land concentration meant that whatever increases in agricultural income did accrue, were not distributed in a manner that encouraged the expansion of demand for manufactured mass consumption goods.

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Economic History of India

Indus valley civilization, which flourished between 2800 BC and 1800 BC, had an advanced and flourishing economic system. The Indus valley people practiced agriculture, domesticated animals, made tools and weapons from copper, bronze and tin and even traded with some Middle East countries. 

Agriculture was the main economic activity of the people in the Vedic age but with the second urbanization a number of urban centers grew in North India. This gave a major fillip to trade and commerce. The ancient Indians had trade contacts with far off lands like the Middle East, the Roman Empire and the South East Asia. Many Indian trading colonies were settled in other countries. 

Most of the Indian population resided in villages and the economy of the villages was self-sustaining. Agriculture was the predominant occupation of the populace and satisfied a village's food necessities. It also provided raw materials for industries like textile, food processing and crafts. Besides farmers, other classes of people were barbers, carpenters, doctors, goldsmiths, weavers, etc. In towns and urban centers trade took place through coins but in villages barter was the main system of economic activities. 

The system of castes and sub-castes ensured division of labor and functioned much like guilds, providing training to apprentices. The caste system restricted people from changing ones occupation and aspiring for an upper caste's lifestyle. Traditionally, there was joint family system and the members of a family pooled their resources to invest in business ventures. 

Products like the muslin of Dhaka, calicos of Bengal, shawls of Kashmir, textiles and handicrafts, agricultural products like pepper, cinnamon, opium and indigo were exported to Europe, Middle East and South East Asia in return for gold and silver. 

With the coming of Europeans in the 16th century trade and commerce was completely transformed. The Europeans concentrated mainly on spices, handicrafts, cotton clothes, indigo etc. Of all the European powers the British proved most strong and drove their competitors out of India. Slowly and gradually the British acquired political supremacy and hold over India and subverted the Indian economy according to their own needs. With the establishment of British rule in India the drain of wealth from India began. There was poor industrial infrastructure when the British left India. 

After independence, India opted for planned economic development. The key concern was to develop thrust and heavy industries. With this there began rapid industrialization. 

Here, it is important to note that our economic policies were socially oriented and controlled by the state. India began to follow a mixed economy pattern. But in the late eighties and in the beginning of the 1990s, the Indian policy makers realized that state controlled economy was not able to produce desired results in almost 45 years.

 It was decided to pursue economic policy based on liberalization, privatization and globalization. In this era of liberalization, privatization and globalization, India has witnessed rapid growth in some sectors of economy, even though better results were expected when India began to follow the new economic policy.

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Mission Mangal first poster: Akshay, Taapsee, Vidya and others are ready to take India to Mars Bollywood movie and

Mission Mangal first poster: Akshay, Taapsee, Vidya and others are ready to take India to Mars

The first poster of much-awaited film Mission Mangal is here. Starring Akshay Kumar, Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Nithya Menen, Kirti Kulhari and Sharman Joshi, the movie is scheduled for release on August 15, 2019.

Akshay took to his Twitter handle and shared the poster of Mission Mangal. He wrote along, “A story of underdogs who took India to Mars. MissionMangal,the true story of India’s SpaceMission to Mars,coming on Aug 15,2019!”

Akshay had earlier in the day also shared a note on his social media accounts with the caption, “

und three decades back as an out and out action hero. He might have eventually graduated into doing comedy, drama and romance, but the Khiladi Kumar still prefers to swear by the unadulterated action that “fires up his core”. This is exactly what we’ll get to see him doing in the much-anticipated film, Sooryavanshi.

Only recently we saw some clicks of Akshay doing some daredevil stunts for the film. While in one photo, he was seen racing on his high-end bike, in another photo, he was hanging from a chopper.

MissionMangal, a film which I hope will inspire as much as entertain. A film which I’ve done specially for my daughter and children her age to familiarise them with the incredible true story of India’s mission to Mars!

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Salman Khan to Open 300 Gyms Across India by 2020 Under SK-27 Bollywood movie and the other side

Salman Khan to Open 300 Gyms Across India by 2020 Under SK-27

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan, who has been treating fans with a glimpse into his fitness regime, is set to launch a SK-27 Gym Franchise, and plans to open 300 gyms across India by 2020.

After his Being Human chain and Being Strong Fitness Equipment, Salman will launch his own chain of gyms and fitness centres, read a statement issued on behalf of the actor

The aim of SK-27 is to make every individual fit and healthy, apart from creating job opportunities for fitness trainers and entrepreneurs while spreading the message of the Fit India movement.

In April, Salman launched his fitness equipment brand Being Strong, which is said to have been installed in over 175 gyms across India.

On the movies front, Salman has two projects lined up. One being the third installment of his cop-franchise Dabangg, which releases in December this year and other being Inshallah, opposite Alia Bhatt. Inshallah will release in Eid 2020 and brings together the pairing of Alia and Salman for the first time on-screen. The romance drama will be directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and will see Salman playing the role of an NRI businessman.

Talking about Salman’s character in Inshallah, an unnamed source told Mumbai Mirror, "It’s a character that’s young at heart and Salman will sport a stylish look, complete with designer jackets and sunglasses."

Read: Salman Khan to Play an Orlando-Based Businessman in his 40s in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Inshallah

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Bollywood Malaika Arora on Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas: They silenced all the wagging tongues Indian acters

Malaika Arora on Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas: They silenced all the wagging tongues

Malaika Arora on Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas: They silenced all the wagging tongues

Malaika Arora on Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas: They silenced all the wagging tongues

Malaika Arora has been in the headlines ever since talks about her relationship with Arjun Kapoor, who is 11 years younger to her, started doing the rounds. Now that the couple has come out in in open about their relationship, Malaika recently opened up about their age gap.

Speaking about being trolled for having a love affair with a guy younger to her, Malaika told Bombay Times that she remembers Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas being in a similar situation. The actress was also all praise for the new couple for the way they silenced all the wagging tongues.

Elaborating further about the same, Malaika said, “It's unfair to judge relationships. Can't a woman find love in a man younger than her? If someone makes you happy and enriches your life, what's the harm? I am 45 that doesn't make me dead or someone who's over the hill.

 I enjoy my life and feel happy about having such a special equation with a man younger than me. You have to forget the barriers and nurture relationships.”

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas took their nuptial vows in December in Jodhpur, Rajasthan by honouring both Hindu and Christian traditions in presence of their family and loved ones.

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Kabir Singh Box Office Collection Day 13: Shahid Kapoor's film crosses Rs 200-crore mark india superhit bollywood movie

Kabir Singh Box Office Collection Day 13: Shahid Kapoor's film crosses Rs 200-crore mark

Kabir Singh box office collection: Shahid Kapoor's film Kabir Singh has scored double century at the box office. It is Shahid's first solo film to earn Rs 200 crore at the box office. Besides, Shahid Kapoor's film has surpassed Salman Khan's blockbuster Bharat to achieve this mark in less number of days. Kabir Singh entered Rs 200 crore in just 13 days, while Bharat earned the same in 14 days.

Kabir Singh was released on June 21 in as many as 3,123 screens across India. The film has broken several records since its release two weeks ago.

For instance, Kabir Singh is has become the third biggest opener of the year. The film collected Rs 70.83 crore in its opening weekend. While Avengers: Endgame was the winner which minted Rs 53.10 crore, Salman Khan's Bharat stood in the second position with the recorded earning of Rs 41.50 crore.

It is also the second fastest Hindi movie to cross Rs 100 crore mark after Bharat. The film entered the Rs 100-crore club in just five days.

Kabir Singh has also broken the record for the highest Sunday numbers of the year. Toppling Bharat by Rs 2 crore, Kabir Singh made close to Rs 28 crore.

Helmed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga the film tells the story of a short-tempered surgeon by the same name (played by Shahid Kapoor) who goes into a self-destruction mode after his girlfriend (Kiara Advani) is forced to marry another man.

The film is the third remake after Telugu hit Kabir Reddy and Tamil film Adithya

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Aditya Pancholi drugged and raped me inside car, took photos to blackmail me: Bollywood actress USA

Aditya Pancholi drugged and raped me inside car, took photos to blackmail me: Bollywood actress

ays after an A-list Bollywood actress accused Aditya Pancholi of rape, excruciating details of the complainant's complete statement to the police have come to light.

The actress said that she had related the incident to a senior IPS officer in 2004-06, but no action was taken.

In the two-and-a-half page statement to the Versova police accessed by Mid-Day, the actress wrote about how she had come to Mumbai with the dream of making it big someday. "That year, I met Aditya Pancholi, who was then 38 years old, almost 22 years older than me. I used to stay at a hostel with group of girls while he was married and had two children; his daughter was my age then," she wrote.

In her statement, the actress alleged that he had drugged and raped her in a car. "In 2004, I went to a party with him. Sometime after having a drink, I started feeling dizzy. I suspected then that he [Pancholi] had spiked my drink. After the party got over, Pancholi said he will drop me home. So I went with him in his Range Rover car. He stopped it in the middle of Yari Road and started getting forcefully physical with me. He also took photographs, which I wasn't aware of.

"When we met the next time, he said we now share a relationship like the one between a husband and wife and we will live that way. I told him he was my father's age and I want to marry someone who is as old as me. Then, he showed me all the photographs he'd taken of me inside his car and started blackmailing me. He threatened to show these pictures to others. At the time, I was quite young, I had no one in Mumbai and he took advantage of that," she added.

The actress said that between 2004-2006, Pancholi kept her at different locations and tried to establish a forceful relationship with her by spiking her drinks all the time. "He used to take my photos to blackmail and threaten me. Once, I was going to file a complaint against him, but he stopped my autorickshaw and beat me up; I was rescued by a pedestrian who saw me getting thrashed. At the time, I met and informed senior police officer Bipin Bihari about the incident."

She stated, "Between 2004 to 2005, I shifted to Pallavi Apartment with my aunt. Pancholi would come to that flat all the time with his friends and get forcefully physical with me. Every time, he would carry some medicine to spike my drinks. I used to feel dizzy after having them. He locked me in whenever he left my apartment. He would also assault me. He would give me drugs and click my photos; at the time, he used to get MDMA and ecstasy."

Pancholi also managed to access the actor's Versova apartment, she alleged. "Fed up with him, in 2006-2007, I bought a flat in Versova and started living alone. Pancholi came there, made duplicate keys and trespassed into my house and assaulted me. He started breaking everything inside my house and screamed in a completely drunken state. He took all of my keys and left after locking me inside."

She said that Pancholi also beat up her sister. "Between 2008 and 2009, I shifted to Bandra. My sister, who was unwell then, came to my house and we were living together. When I was away at a shoot, he came to my house and beat up my sister. When I returned home, I saw my sister was shivering and completely scared. I asked her what happened and she told me about how Pancholi had beaten her up. Then, I called him up to ask why he was troubling us, to which he started demanding money from me, saying that [I should pay] whatever he has spent on me. He asked for Rs 1 crore. In fact, I paid Rs 50 lakh and he stopped troubling us for a bit

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