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India.com
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
5 Top South Indian Actresses Who Got Married Twice, Thrice: This 46-Year-Old Beauty Made Heads Turn With Her Sindoor Look At Cannes 2025
3 / 6 Lakshmi's first marriage was with Bhaskaran with whom she has a daughter, actress Aishwariyaa Bhaskaran. They later got divorced. Her second marriage was with co-star Mohan Sharma on the sets of Chattakari (1975) and ended in divorce (1980). Reportedly, while she was shooting En Uyir Kannamma (1988) she and actor-director M Sivachandran fell in love and got married (1987). The couple adopted a girl named Samyuktha in 2000.
Time of India
21-05-2025
- Time of India
6 killed, 2 injured in road accident
Vijayapura: Six people, including two children, were killed on the spot, and two others were injured when an XUV collided with a private bus and a container on National Highway-50 at Managuli on Wednesday. The accident occurred when a Vijayapura-bound Mahindra XUV 300 jumped the median and collided with a Mumbai-Ballari private bus. Vijayapura SP Laxman Nimbargi, who rushed to the spot, said that the XUV driver along with the four passengers, and the bus driver were killed on the spot. The deceased were identified as T Bhaskaran Malakanthan, his wife Pavitra, their son Abhiram, and daughter Josna, all from Gadwal in Telangana; XUV driver Vikas Shivappa Makani, a resident of Horthi village; and bus driver Basavaraj Rathod, a resident of Kalgutagi Tanda. Bhaskaran's other son, Praveen Tej, is admitted to the district hospital in Vijayapura, and the container driver Channabasu Siddappa Mali, a resident of Hulajanti, sustained minor injuries. Eyewitnesses said that the XUV jumped the median and rammed into the private bus which in turn rammed into the container parked at the side. Along with the SP, ASP Shankar Marihal and Managuli police sent the bodies for post-mortem and cleared the traffic amidst incessant rains. Bhaskaran was working as a manager at Canara Bank, Horthi branch near Indi. He was returning from a family trip to South Karnataka when the accident took place.
Time of India
21-05-2025
- Time of India
6 dead, 2 injured in multi-vehicle crash on NH-50 in Karnataka's Vijayapura
Image used for representative purpose only VIJAYAPURA: At least six people, including two children, were killed on the spot and two others injured when an SUV collided with a private bus and a container on National Highway 50 at Managuli on Wednesday. The accident occurred when a Vijayapura-bound Mahindra SUV 300 jumped the median and crashed into a Mumbai-Ballari private bus. Vijayapura SP Laxman Nimbargi, who rushed to the spot, said that four passengers from the XUV and the drivers of both the bus and the container died on the spot. The deceased were identified as T Bhaskaran Malakanthan, his wife Pavitra, their son Abhiram, and daughter Josna, all from Gadwal in Telangana; SUV driver Vikas Shivappa Makani, a resident of Horthi village; and bus driver Basavaraj Rathod, a resident of Kalgutagi Tanda. Bhaskaran's other son, Praveen Tej, has been admitted to the district hospital in Vijayapura. The container driver, Channabasu Siddappa Mali, a resident of Hulajanti, sustained minor injuries. Eyewitnesses said the SUV jumped the median and rammed into the private bus, which then crashed into a container parked on the roadside. SP Nimbargi, along with ASP Shankar Marihal and Managuli police, sent the bodies for post-mortem and cleared the traffic amidst continuous rain. It is reported that Bhaskaran was working as a manager at Canara Bank, Horthi branch, and had taken his family on a tour of South Karnataka.
Hans India
21-05-2025
- Hans India
Six Killed in Pile-Up on National Highway in Karnataka, Including Four from One Family
Vijayapura: Six people — including four members of a single family — were killed on the spot in a three-vehicle collision on National Highway 50 near Mangalagi town in Basavanabagewadi taluk of Vijayapura district on Wednesday in wee hours. According to police, the accident involved a Maharashtra-registered Mahindra Scorpio (MH 13 BN 8364), a private bus (MH 12 VT 7982), and a lorry (KA 22 AA 3117). The victims travelling in the SUV have been identified as T. Bhaskaran, a Canara Bank manager from Gadwal in Telangana; his wife Pavitra; their children Abhiram and Josna; and the vehicle's driver Vikas Shivappa Makani from Horti in Vijayapura district. The sixth deceased was the private bus driver, Basavaraj Rathod, a resident of Kalaghatagi Tanda. All six were declared dead at the scene, police said. Bhaskaran's second son, Praveen Teja, was among several others who sustained injuries and has been admitted to a nearby hospital for treatment. Preliminary investigations suggest the Mahindra Scorpio was headed towards Solapur when it collided with the private bus en route from Mumbai to Ballari near Mangalagi. The sequence of events that led to the pile-up is still under investigation. Local police from Mangalagi rushed to the spot and conducted preliminary assessments. Vijayapura District Superintendent of Police also confirmed the incident and said a detailed probe is underway.
New Indian Express
01-05-2025
- Climate
- New Indian Express
Labourers start early, stagger work to escape from the scorching sun in Madurai
MADURAI: Workers are feeling the heat with temperatures hovering over 35 degree Celsius. Those working outdoors such as food delivery agents and assessors from electricity boards, among others, are sweating it out, with doctors advising to drink plenty of water to beat the heat. Bhaskaran (34) from Otthakadi told TNIE, 'We have been deployed for house construction in Surveyor colony for the past four months. From 10 am we start feeling the heat, and so we have divided the work into two patterns. We first complete the construction on the western side of the building in the morning, and finish the work on the eastern side in the evening.' Sathiya (42), another worker, said, 'By noon we are unable to stand and tolerate the heat. My mouth gets dry. I feel dizzy and suffer from fatigue. I dehydrate very quickly in this heat. Heat waves are draining our energy out. There's no end to this problem, as next month is May, which is the worst.' Mohan (43), a food delivery agent, said, 'The order flow increases after 12.30 pm, it drags up to 4 pm. Sometimes we get more than 15 orders at a time, it is the worst. We carry water in the box to beat the heat.' Sathish Kumar (44), another food delivery agent, said, 'For the past four years, we have been facing trouble in the summer season. Hot air lashes against my face on all the main roads. When we can't find the address of the customer, or if the customer doesn't pick up the phone, then it's a sheer hell.' Assessors from Tangedco (Madurai) who otherwise used to check meter readings in the afternoon, are now doing the work in the morning. An assessor, on condition of anonymity said, 'For the past 20 days, it's been too hot. As we have to walk from one house to another, we can't bear the heat. So, we check the meters in the morning from 7 onwards. Many a time, we have to skip breakfast to complete our target.' S Nachimuthu, a welder in Sambakulam, said, 'Welding involves fabrication of iron and steel items, with high heat, sparks, and fumes. We cannot touch the iron rods, grilles – they are too hot. Large iron grilles cannot be taken inside, so we are directly facing the sunlight. We break the entire schedule into small portions.' 'The key message for summer is to drink a lot of water,' said Dr J Saravanan, Resident Medical Officer, Government Rajaji Hospital. 'Apart from watermelons and other juices, drinking water in the morning helps rehydrate after a good night's sleep. Take care of hygiene, as diarrhoea-related cases spike during the summer.'
