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Delhi Police submits details about the pamphlets carried by the four people who breach Parliament's security. 

Parliament breach | Bhagat Singh 'inspired' intruders had 'Modi missing' pamphlets: Police

Delhi Police submits details about the pamphlets carried by the four people who breach Parliament's security.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police while seeking custody of the 4 people who breached Parliament's security on Wednesday submitted that it was a well-planned conspiracy and attack on the Parliament of India.
The police lawyers further submitted that the accused carried pamphlets depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a missing person and that anyone who finds him will be paid through money from the Swiss Bank. The police said that the accused tried to show Modi as a proclaimed offender.&nbsp;
The four accused have seen sent to 7-day police custody

School boy dies while rehearsing Bhagat Singh execution scene

The boy, a seventh standard student of SLV School, was assigned to play the lead role of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.

The boy, a seventh standard student of SLV School, was assigned to play the lead role of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.

A boy who was rehearsing the execution of Bhagat Singh for his school event at home has died accidentally, police said.
According to police, the incident occurred on Saturday night where the 12-year old Sanjay Gowda lost his life.
The boy, a seventh standard student of SLV School, was assigned to play the lead role of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. While rehearsing for the play at home when elder members were not present, the boy accidentally died, police said.
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Time and again, superstar Ajay Devgn has proven his mettle with his stellar performances on the silver screen. As the actor turns 53 today (April 2, 2022), let us have a look at the Singham actor's best films.
The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)
This periodic drama directed by Rajkumar Santoshi won our hearts when it hit the theatres in 2002. Ajay Devgn did complete justice to his role as the legendary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in the film who goes through various complexities throughout his life. the impact of the in-depth performance of Ajay Devgn in the film was such that, he went onto win the prestigious National Award for ‘Best Actor’.
Omkara (2006)
Vishal Bhardwaj's ‘Omkara’ worked truly wonders at the Box Office. It had become one of the most critically acclaimed films back then. The film boasted of a stellar cast including Kareena Kapoor Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Ajay Devgn of course. Ajay plays the titular role of 'Omkara' who abducts his lady love (Kareena Kapoor Khan) from her family. The story gets complicated when 'Langda Tyagi' (Saif Ali Khan) arrives in the picture.
Singham (2011)
How can one forget Ajay's role as police inspector Bajirao Singham in 'Singham'?  The film was a remake of the 2011 Tamil film 'Singam'. Reportedly, the actor is currently working on the third franchise, although nothing has been officially announced.
Sooryavanshi (2011)
Ajay Devgn won the hearts of his fans when he did a cameo in 2021's blockbuster hit 'Sooryavanshi' which starred Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, and Katrina Kaif. Ajay added the right amount of 'tadka' in his trademark style in the film as Bajirao Singham.
Drishyam (2015)
Ajay Devgn, in the role of Vijay Salgaonkar weaves a complicated web of lies to escape a murder conviction. The Nishikant Kamat directorial venture is the Hindi remake of the 2013 Malayalam hit movie by the same name. The film saw Ajay nailing his role of the multidimensional Vijay. News is that, he will soon be reprising the role for the 2015 thriller 'Dhrishyam 2’ which also stars Shriya Saran in a pivotal role.

Ajay Devgn turns 53: Here are some best movies of the stellar actor

On Ajay Devgn's 53rd birthday, let us have a look at the superstar's some of the best works.

Time and again, superstar Ajay Devgn has proven his mettle with his stellar performances on the silver screen. On the actor's 53rd birthday, let us have a look at his&nbsp;best films.
The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002) [text plate + Poster]&nbsp;
This periodic drama directed by Rajkumar Santoshi won our hearts when it hit the theatres in 2002. Ajay Devgn did complete justice to his role as the legendary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in the film who goes through various complexities throughout his life. the impact of the in-depth performance of Ajay Devgn in the film was such that, he went onto win the prestigious National Award for &lsquo;Best Actor&rsquo;.
Omkara (2006)&nbsp; [text plate + Poster]&nbsp;
Vishal Bhardwaj's &lsquo;Omkara&rsquo; worked truly wonders at the Box Office. It had become one of the most critically acclaimed films back then. The film boasted of a stellar cast including Kareena Kapoor Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Ajay Devgn of course. Ajay plays the titular role of 'Omkara' who abducts his lady love (Kareena Kapoor Khan) from her family. The story gets complicated when 'Langda Tyagi' (Saif Ali Khan) arrives in the picture.
Singham (2011)&nbsp; [text plate + Poster]&nbsp;
How can one forget Ajay's role as police inspector Bajirao Singham in 'Singham'?&nbsp; The film was a remake of the 2011 Tamil film 'Singam'. Reportedly, the actor is currently working on the third franchise, although nothing has been officially announced.
Drishyam (2015)&nbsp; [text plate + Poster]&nbsp;
Ajay Devgn, in the role of Vijay Salgaonkar weaves a complicated web of lies to escape a murder conviction. The Nishikant Kamat directorial venture is the Hindi remake of the 2013 Malayalam hit movie by the same name. The film saw Ajay nailing his role of the multidimensional Vijay. News is that, he will soon be reprising the role for the 2015 thriller 'Dhrishyam 2&rsquo; which also stars Shriya Saran in a pivotal role.
Sooryavanshi (2021)&nbsp; [text plate + Poster]&nbsp;
Ajay Devgn won the hearts of his fans when he did a cameo in 2021's blockbuster hit 'Sooryavanshi' which starred Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, and Katrina Kaif. Ajay added the right amount of 'tadka' in his trademark style in the film as Bajirao Singham.

On Ajay Devgn's 53rd birthday, let us have a look at some of his&nbsp;best films.

Time and again, superstar<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/runway-34-trailer-amitabh-bachchan-ajay-devgn-s-film-appears-to-be-an-intriguing-one-1647869853000" target="_blank"> Ajay Devgn</a> has proven his mettle with his stellar performances on the silver screen. As the actor turns 53 today (April 2, 2022), let us have a look at the Singham actor's best films.
The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)
This periodic drama directed by Rajkumar Santoshi won our hearts when it hit the theatres in 2002. Ajay Devgn did complete justice to his role as the legendary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in the film who goes through various complexities throughout his life. the impact of the in-depth performance of Ajay Devgn in the film was such that, he went onto win the prestigious National Award for &lsquo;Best Actor&rsquo;.
Omkara (2006)
Vishal Bhardwaj's &lsquo;Omkara&rsquo; worked truly wonders at the Box Office. It had become one of the most critically acclaimed films back then. The film boasted of a stellar cast including Kareena Kapoor Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Ajay Devgn of course. Ajay plays the titular role of 'Omkara' who abducts his lady love (Kareena Kapoor Khan) from her family. The story gets complicated when 'Langda Tyagi' (Saif Ali Khan) arrives in the picture.
Singham (2011)
How can one forget Ajay's role as police inspector Bajirao Singham in 'Singham'?&nbsp; The film was a remake of the 2011 Tamil film 'Singam'. Reportedly, the actor is currently working on the third franchise, although nothing has been officially announced.
Drishyam (2015)
Ajay Devgn, in the role of Vijay Salgaonkar weaves a complicated web of lies to escape a murder conviction. The Nishikant Kamat directorial venture is the Hindi remake of the 2013 Malayalam hit movie by the same name. The film saw Ajay nailing his role of the multidimensional Vijay. Reportedly, he will soon be reprising the role for the 2015 thriller 'Drishyam 2&rsquo; which also stars Shriya Saran in a pivotal role.
Sooryavanshi (2021)
Ajay Devgn won the hearts of his fans when he did a cameo in 2021's blockbuster hit 'Sooryavanshi' which starred Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, and Katrina Kaif. Ajay added the right amount of 'tadka' in his trademark style in the film as Bajirao Singham.
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Pakistani civil society on Wednesday held a candle-light vigil to observe the 91st death anniversary of legendary freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev at Shadman Chowk in Lahore where they were hanged in 1931.
The participants also paid floral tributes and saluted the place they were hanged.
The event organised by the Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation of Pakistan was held amid tight security after the Lahore High Court directed the police to provide it a fool-proof security in the face of ‘threats’ from religious extremists.
Singh was hanged along with his two comrades - Rajguru and Sukhdev - by British rulers on March 23, 1931 at the age of 23 in Lahore, after being tried under charges for hatching a conspiracy against the colonial government and allegedly killing British police officer John P Saunders.
Paying tributes to the trio, Imtiaz Rasheed Qureshi, the chairman of the foundation, said Singh and two comrades’ sacrifice would always be remembered and they are the heroes of the sub-continent.
On this occasion, the foundation again passed a resolution demanding the British Queen to visit Bhagat Singh Chowk Shadman, apologise to India and Pakistan and families of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, and also pay them compensation.

Bhagat Singh's 91th death anniversary: candle-light vigil at the square where he was hanged in Lahore

Pakistani civil society on Wednesday held a candle-light vigil to observe the 91st death anniversary of legendary freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev at Shadman Chowk in Lahore where they were hanged in 1931.
The participants also paid floral tributes and saluted the place they were hanged.
The event organised by the Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation of Pakistan was held amid tight security after the Lahore High Court directed the police to provide it a fool-proof security in the face of &lsquo;threats&rsquo; from religious extremists.
On this occasion, the foundation again passed a resolution demanding the British Queen to visit Bhagat Singh Chowk Shadman, apologise to India and Pakistan and families of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, and also pay them compensation. Singh was hanged along with his two comrades - Rajguru and Sukhdev - by British rulers on March 23, 1931 at the age of 23 in Lahore, after being tried under charges for hatching a conspiracy against the colonial government and allegedly killing British police officer John P Saunders.

The event organised by the Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation of Pakistan was held amid tight security

Pakistani civil society on Wednesday held a candle-light vigil to observe the 91st death anniversary of legendary freedom fighters Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev at Shadman Chowk in Lahore where they were hanged in 1931.
The participants also paid floral tributes and saluted the place they were hanged.
The event organised by the Bhagat Singh Memorial Foundation of Pakistan was held amid tight security after the Lahore High Court directed the police to provide it a fool-proof security in the face of &lsquo;threats&rsquo; from religious extremists.
Singh was hanged along with his two comrades - Rajguru and Sukhdev - by British rulers on March 23, 1931 at the age of 23 in Lahore, after being tried under charges for hatching a conspiracy against the colonial government and allegedly killing British police officer John P Saunders.
Paying tributes to the trio, Imtiaz Rasheed Qureshi, the chairman of the foundation, said Singh and two comrades&rsquo; sacrifice would always be remembered and they are the heroes of the sub-continent.
On this occasion, the foundation again passed a resolution demanding the British Queen to visit Bhagat Singh Chowk Shadman, apologise to India and Pakistan and families of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, and also pay them compensation.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Tuesday that an upcoming school of the city government to prepare students for the armed forces will be named after freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
The school will come up on a 14-acre campus at Jharoda Kalan with state-of-the-art facilities. It will be affiliated to the Delhi Board of School Education, a government official said.
On the eve of Bhagat Singh's death anniversary, the chief minister said, "March 23 is the day of martyrdom of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh. It was on this day in 1931 that our great freedom fighters -- Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev -- were hanged to death by the British. All three sacrificed their lives for the country, to fight for the freedom of our people." On December 20 last year, the Delhi cabinet had announced that a new and different type of school will be built in the national capital where students will be trained in their early years in order to make them eligible for recruitment in the armed forces, he said.
Training will be provided to these students so that they can get themselves enrolled in the National Defence Academy (NDA), the Navy and the Air Force, Kejriwal said, adding that they will be prepared to become defence officers in the future in this specialised school.
"It will be named after Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh -- Shaheed Bhagat Singh Armed Forces Preparatory School," he said during an online briefing.  It will be a residential school and the students will not be charged any fees, the chief minister added.
"The school will admit students to classes 9 and 11. There will be 200 seats -- 100 in each class. We have already received 18,000 applications for the 200 seats," he said.
An aptitude test will be conducted on March 27 for admission to Class 9. The test for enrolment in Class 11 will be held the next day. In the second phase, interviews will be conducted of the shortlisted candidates, Kejriwal said.
"It will be a residential campus with separate hostels for boys and girls. A 14-acre stretch of land in Jharoda Kalan has been allotted for the development of the campus, where this new and improved school will be built.
"The way ideal training for officer-like qualities is provided in the armed forces to young men and women, similar qualities will be imbibed in these students and hence, they will be prepared for the NDA, the Naval Academy and other armed services in the future. Expert faculty will be employed for optimum training of these students, which will include veterans from the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force," he said.
The chief minister described the initiative as a unique tribute to Bhagat Singh by the people of Delhi.

Delhi govt's Armed Forces Preparatory School: how to get admission & other key details

The&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;government has&nbsp;announced that an upcoming school of the city government to prepare students for the armed forces will be named after freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
The school will come up on a 14-acre campus at Jharoda Kalan with state-of-the-art facilities. It will be affiliated to the Delhi Board of School Education.
Training will be provided to these students so that they can get themselves enrolled in the National Defence Academy, the Navy and the Air Force.&nbsp;Kejriwal said those who enroll will be prepared to become defence officers in the future in this specialised school.
The Shaheed Bhagat Singh Armed Forces Preparatory School will be a residential school and the students will not be charged any fees.
The school will admit students to classes 9 and 11. There will be 200 seats -- 100 in each class. Kejriwal&nbsp;said that his government has&nbsp;already received 18,000 applications for the 200 seats.
An aptitude test will be conducted on March 27 for admission to Class 9. The test for enrolment in Class 11 will be held the next day. In the second phase, interviews will be conducted of the shortlisted candidates.

The school will admit students to classes 9 and 11. There will be 200 seats -- 100 in each class. Kejriwal&nbsp;said that his government has&nbsp;already received 18,000 applications for the 200 seats.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Tuesday that an upcoming school of the city government to prepare students for the armed forces will be named after freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
The school will come up on a 14-acre campus at Jharoda Kalan with state-of-the-art facilities. It will be affiliated to the Delhi Board of School Education, a government official said.
On the eve of Bhagat Singh's death anniversary, the chief minister said, "March 23 is the day of martyrdom of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh. It was on this day in 1931 that our great freedom fighters -- Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev -- were hanged to death by the British. All three sacrificed their lives for the country, to fight for the freedom of our people." On December 20 last year, the Delhi cabinet had announced that a new and different type of school will be built in the national capital where students will be trained in their early years in order to make them eligible for recruitment in the armed forces, he said.
Training will be provided to these students so that they can get themselves enrolled in the National Defence Academy (NDA), the Navy and the Air Force, Kejriwal said, adding that they will be prepared to become defence officers in the future in this specialised school.
"It will be named after Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh -- Shaheed Bhagat Singh Armed Forces Preparatory School," he said during an online briefing.&nbsp; It will be a residential school and the students will not be charged any fees, the chief minister added.
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"The school will admit students to classes 9 and 11. There will be 200 seats -- 100 in each class. We have already received 18,000 applications for the 200 seats," he said.
An aptitude test will be conducted on March 27 for admission to Class 9. The test for enrolment in Class 11 will be held the next day. In the second phase, interviews will be conducted of the shortlisted candidates, Kejriwal said.
"It will be a residential campus with separate hostels for boys and girls. A 14-acre stretch of land in Jharoda Kalan has been allotted for the development of the campus, where this new and improved school will be built.
"The way ideal training for officer-like qualities is provided in the armed forces to young men and women, similar qualities will be imbibed in these students and hence, they will be prepared for the NDA, the Naval Academy and other armed services in the future. Expert faculty will be employed for optimum training of these students, which will include veterans from the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force," he said.
The chief minister described the initiative as a unique tribute to Bhagat Singh by the people of Delhi.

A sea of yellow turbans - there was a special reason that Bhagwant Mann's oath-taking ceremony had a 'basanti' flavour.The entire event was an ode to freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.After its landslide victory in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party had invoked Bhagat Singh and Babasaheb Ambedkar as the guiding lights of the new administration.For the oath-taking, Mann chose the ancestral village of Bhagat Singh, Khatkar Kalan.Mann has traditionally worn yellow turbans in public, and linked the same to Bhagat Singh for the event.However, Chaman Lal, an authority on Bhagat Singh, said that the 'basanti' or yellow colour cannot be linked to Bhagat Singh as a person, as he never wore yellow turbans.He explained that the colour had come to symbolise all revolutionaries fighting for India's freedom.

Editorji Exclusive: Yellow not Bhagat Singh's colour? Historian on Bhagwant Mann's 'basanti' oath-taking

editorji Exclusive | Yellow not Bhagat Singh's colour? What historian said on Bhagwant Mann's 'basanti' oath-taking

THUMBNAIL
BHAGAT, BHAGWANT, AUR 'BASANTI'
&nbsp;
((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION)) (5:21 - 5:25) TRANSLATION - Bhagat Singh never ever wore yellow turban.
&nbsp;
 ((BHAGWANT MANN SWEARING IN VISUALS WITH RANG DE BASANTI SONG NAT)) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPUXew6L2Nw
KHATKAR KALAN, PUNJAB MARCH 16, 2022 YOUTUBE: AAP
 &nbsp; A sea of yellow turbans - there was a special reason that Bhagwant Mann's oath-taking ceremony had a 'basanti' flavour. The entire event was an ode to freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. After its landslide victory in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party had invoked Bhagat Singh and Babasaheb Ambedkar as the guiding lights of the new administration. For the oath-taking, Mann chose the ancestral village of Bhagat Singh, Khatkar Kalan. Mann has traditionally worn yellow turbans in public, and linked the same to Bhagat Singh for the event. However, Chaman Lal, an authority on Bhagat Singh, said that the 'basanti' or yellow colour cannot be linked to Bhagat Singh as a person, as he never wore yellow turbans. He explained that the colour had come to symbolise all revolutionaries fighting for India's freedom.
&nbsp;
 BYTE ROHIT VISHWAKARMA, EDITORJI CHAMAN LAL, HONORARY ADVISORY, BHAGAT SINGH ARCHIVES &amp; RESOURCE CENTRE (0:21 - 3:58, 4:06 - 4:49, 5:12 - 6:23, 6:43 - 7:53)
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 CAPTIONS Bhagat Singh, Bhagwant Mann, and 'basanti' Historian on Bhagat Singh's 'yellow' link claim Bhagwant Mann's oath event sea of 'basanti' AAP called for yellow turbans in Bhagat's honour Bhagat Singh never wore yellow turban: Lal Yellow linked to all revolutionaries in general: Lal

Chaman Lal, an authority on Bhagat Singh, said that the 'basanti' or yellow colour cannot be linked to the freedom fighter as an individual.

A sea of yellow turbans - there was a special reason that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/who-is-bhagwant-mann-comedy-king-to-punjab-s-new-cm-1647413309459">Bhagwant Mann's</a> oath-taking ceremony had a 'basanti' flavour.&nbsp;The entire event was an ode to freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
After its landslide victory in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party had invoked Bhagat Singh and Babasaheb Ambedkar as the guiding lights of the new administration.&nbsp;For the oath-taking, Mann chose the ancestral village of Bhagat Singh, Khatkar Kalan.&nbsp;
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Mann has traditionally worn yellow turbans in public, and linked the same to Bhagat Singh for the event.
However, Chaman Lal, an authority on Bhagat Singh, said that the 'basanti' or yellow colour cannot be linked to Bhagat Singh as a person, as he never wore yellow turbans.&nbsp;He explained that the colour had come to symbolise all revolutionaries fighting for India's freedom.
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