Jaipur: Jodhpur is all set to become the first city in Rajasthan to allow a special screening of controversial film "Padmaavat", in the state on Monday.
It will be a special screening for an audience of four, comprising High Court judge Justice Sandeep Mehta and staff members, following a petition filed by "Padmaavat" director Sanjay Leela Bhansali to quash an FIR filed against him and actors Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh at Deedwana police station in March 2017.
Justice Mehta had observed: "This court is of the firm opinion that the screening of the movie is essential for securing the ends of justice."
The petitioner gave his consent to screen the film for the court, and Justice Mehta ordered it to be held on Monday.
The period drama would be screened in Inox Mall here at 8 p.m. under high security.
A special password has been given to the hall owners to make sure that there is only one show organised for the film.
A hundred police personnel has been deputed in and around the cinema hall.
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Bengaluru: Amid soaring mercury levels in the state, the Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted sunny and dry weather conditions to prevail across the state for the next two weeks. In this background, the state government has released guidelines and also has instructed district administrations to strictly keep vigil till April 15th.
As per IMD data, Kalaburagi recorded a maximum temperature of 40 degree celsius, while Mangaluru registred a temperature of 31 degree celsius on Thursday (March 28).
The Karnataka Health Department taking to its official ‘X’ account posted regarding the heat-related health advisory
The guidelines issued are as follows:
► Increase water intake. Consume buttermilk, fresh water, and fruit juice frequently.
► Include vegetables and fruits with high water content in your diet.
► Wear loose, light-colored cotton clothing and breathable footwear.
► Take precautions when going outside, such as wearing sunglasses, carrying an umbrella, or using sun protection.
► Stay informed about local weather conditions through radio, television, or newspapers and plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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