Latest news with #Sanjay
NDTV
12 hours ago
- Politics
- NDTV
Minister Faces Non-Bailable Warrant In 2021 Huzurabad Bypoll Code Violation
A special court in Hyderabad has issued a non-bailable warrant (NBW) against Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Bandi Sanjay, for his failure to appear in court. The case pertains to an alleged violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) during the Huzurabad assembly constituency by-election in 2021. The case was registered in October 2021, accusing Bandi Sanjay of making remarks against an opposing party, alleging they distributed money to voters. Police filed a chargesheet in 2023, and the case was subsequently transferred to the special judicial first-class magistrate's court. On Thursday, when the matter came up for hearing, Mr Sanjay's counsel informed the court that he could not be present due to the ongoing Parliament session in Delhi. However, the magistrate took a serious view of his repeated absence despite previous directives and issued the NBW. The case has been adjourned to July 30 for further hearing. This incident is not the only legal matter Mr Sanjay has faced. He was recently served a notice by the SIT to record his statement as a witness in a case related to alleged illegal phone tapping during the previous BRS regime, which he has agreed to. Additionally, the Telangana High Court has, in some instances, dispensed with his personal appearance in other criminal cases, including one related to alleged MCC violations during the 2023 Telangana Assembly elections.
Time of India
a day ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Hyderabad court issues non-bailable warrant against Bandi Sanjay for absence in model code of conduct violation case
Hyderabad: A special court in Hyderabad on Thursday issued a non-bailable warrant against Union minister of state for home affairs, Bandi Sanjay, for failing to appear before the court in connection with a case registered against him at Huzurabad, in Karimnagar district in 2021. 'Accused is absent. Issue NBWs,' recorded the special judicial first class magistrate for excise cases in Hyderabad. The case was posted to July 30 for further hearing. The case was registered against Bandi Sanjay in Oct 2021 for alleged violation of the model code of conduct during the by-election to the Huzurabad assembly constituency. He was booked under various sections of the IPC and the Representation of People's Act, for allegedly making remarks against the opponent party. The Union minister alleged that the party had given Rs 20,000 to be distributed to every voter in exchange of their support, but the party leaders allegedly distributed only Rs 5,000 to the voters and pocketed the balance amount. After the police filed a chargesheet in the case in 2023, the case was transferred to the special JFCM's court. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad When the matter came up for hearing on Thursday, Sanjay's counsel informed the court that he could not be present because of the ongoing Parliament session in Delhi. However, in view of multiple earlier opportunities directing his appearance and his subsequent disobedience to the orders, the magistrate took a serious view and issued the NBW.
Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Vidya Balan's hilariously wholesome anecdote about Sanjay Dutt and her first-ever intimate scene in Parineeta
Trust Vidya Balan to light up the room with her hearty laugh. Vidya Balan and Sanjay Dutt in stills from Parineeta (2005)(Photos: X) The actor recently appeared on an episode of The Hollywood Reporter's THR Talks, hosted by Anupama Chopra. Part and parcel of the conversation involved her bouncing back to a comically bad experience she shared with an actor — who remained unnamed — whom she was supposed to shoot an intimate scene with. "I've had an actor who had Chinese and (winces) didn't brush and then I had an intimate scene with him and I was Do you not have a partner?", she exclaimed. Now given the context of the conversation, it was only fair she revisit the first-ever intimate scene she shot, which was incidentally for her Bollywood debut film Parineeta (2005). The scene involved her and Sanjay Dutt with her playing Lalita and Sanjay playing Girish. She shared, "He (Sanjay) came to me in the morning and he's saying 'Vidya, I am really nervous, I don't know how we're going to do this'. And I'm looking at him thinking, this is Sanjay Dutt (laughs). That itself is quite (laughs again)", quipping, "And then, he's so seasoned, he's telling me in every way (laughs), I couldn't resist that". But Vidya at the time was quick to understand how Sanjay went out of his way to make sure she wasn't feeling the pressure. "But you know, it was his generosity, what he did, was made sure that I felt like he too was nervous, and that took the load off me, because, you know, it was my first intimate scene and I was like, I didn't know my way. You know, you almost feel like you're going to expose a part of you when you're doing something like this". Not just this, Sanjay even came back after having shot the scene to personally check on her. "But that put me at ease and I'll never forget, at the end of the day, he came, knocked on my door and he said, 'are you okay?'. I said, 'yeah, absolutely'. He kissed me on my forehead and left. And that's why Sanjay Dutt is Sanjay Dutt". Looping back to her anecdote about the anonymous actor she added, "And he also smells lovely". Parineeta can be revisited on OTT.
Indian Express
a day ago
- Health
- Indian Express
Luke Coutinho says morning erections are a ‘green flag' for health', andrologist agrees: ‘Not always linked to sexual thoughts or desire'
Integrative and lifestyle medicine expert Luke Coutinho recently opened up about morning erections, emphasising that they are a 'simple sign of good health and heart function.' 'What you casually call morning wood is scientifically known as Nocturnal Penile Tumescence (NPT) — and it's not just a fluke. It's a silent indicator of how well your heart, hormones, and nervous system are functioning. Yes, that morning stiffness is a sign of internal balance and vitality,' Coutinho noted in a detailed post on Instagram. Here's what it says about your health *Your heart's working fine: Erections depend on healthy blood vessels. If blood can flow well to your penis, it likely flows well to your heart, too. *Your testosterone is in check: Testosterone surges in the early morning. If you wake up erect, your hormones are probably balanced. *Your nervous system is relaxed: These erections happen during REM sleep, showing your parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) system is active — the same system that helps your body recover, digest, and heal. However, if you're not waking up with morning wood regularly, Coutinho said it could be a sign that your body is waving a red flag. Possible reasons include poor sleep quality, stress or anxiety, medications (like antidepressants), low testosterone, vascular or cardiac issues, and nerve damage (e.g., from diabetes). Coutinho advised that every male should do: *30 mins of daily movement (cardio + strength) *7–8 hrs of quality deep sleep *Cutting down smoking/alcohol *Eating heart-smart, anti-inflammatory foods *Daily stress management (breathwork or mindfulness) Dr Sanjay Prakash J, consultant,icrosurgical andrologist and urologist, Asian Institute of Nephrology and Urology Chennai, reflected on the same and gave us a deeper insight. Dr Sanjay stressed that morning erections indicate 'healthy blood flow, hormone levels, and nerve function'. 'They are a normal part of the male sleep cycle, often occurring during REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. There is no need to panic or fret about this. The presence of regular morning erections usually indicates that the vascular and nervous systems are functioning properly, and testosterone levels are within a healthy range,' said Dr Sanjay. He also affirmed that morning erections are not always linked to sexual thoughts or desire; they're more of a 'natural body response during deep sleep stages'. 'Their absence over time, especially in younger men, could signal issues such as low testosterone, stress, sleep disorders, or circulatory problems,' said Dr Sanjay. According to Dr Sanjay, if morning erections become noticeably less frequent or stop altogether, it might be worth consulting a doctor to check for underlying health concerns. 'In most cases, however, they're a reassuring sign of good male reproductive health,' said Dr Sanjay. What to note? *Variability in morning erection could be an early indicator of endothelial dysfunction (endothelium is the innermost lining of blood vessels, indicating early circulatory dysfunction) *Erectile dysfunction is considered a premonitory sign of a future heart attack. Hence, it is better to seek early medical attention, said Dr Sanjay. *A gradual decline in morning erections with increasing age is a normal physiological phenomenon *When to be concerned is if erectile dysfunction occurs in men less than 45 years and if associated with low libido, fatigue, and difficulty in maintaining erections. *Meet a qualified andrologist for these issues, suggested Dr Sanjay. DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain and/or the experts we spoke to. Always consult your health practitioner before starting any routine.
News18
2 days ago
- News18
This Delhi Woman's Husband Was ‘Not Able To Satisfy Her In Bed'. So She Killed Him
Last Updated: According to Farzana, her husband couldn't provide her physical pleasure, so she befriended his cousin; police are probing his role in the murder. A 29-year-old woman was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly murdering her 32-year-old husband and trying to pass it off as a suicide, police said. The incident took place on Sunday evening in Delhi's Nihal Vihar area. The accused, Farzana Khan, later confessed to the crime after police confronted her with her phone search history, which included 'ways to kill a person" and 'how to delete chat histories." Dispute Over Marriage and Debt As per a report by Amar Ujala, Farzana told investigators that she was unhappy in her marriage. She claimed her husband, Mohammed Shahid alias Irfan, failed to satisfy her sexually and had taken huge debts due to online gambling. She also admitted to having an affair with Shahid's cousin, who lives in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh for 'sexual satisfaction.' Police said these personal and financial issues led her to plan the murder. They frequently spoke to each other, raising suspicions about his possible role in the murder. Police are now checking Farzana's call history and WhatsApp chats to determine if the cousin was involved. Suicide Claim Raises Doubts On Sunday evening, Shahid's brother rushed him to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Farzana initially claimed that Shahid had taken his own life because of stress from gambling losses. Police grew suspicious when they noticed three stab wounds on his body. 'The wife told us he stabbed himself because of financial stress. But one of the wounds was fatal and could not have been self-inflicted," said a senior officer. A post-mortem conducted on Monday confirmed that the injuries were inconsistent with suicide. Police then checked Farzana's phone. 'We found internet searches on how to kill someone using sleeping pills (sulphas) and how to erase chats," said the officer. 'This clearly showed pre-meditation." When confronted with the evidence, Farzana broke down and admitted to killing Shahid. She confessed that she was dissatisfied in the marriage and frustrated with her husband's debts. Farzana, originally from Bareilly, married Mohammad Shahid alias Irfan, seven years her senior, in November 2022. Shahid, a welder by profession, lived with his family in RZH-Block, Nihal Vihar, Delhi. After marriage, Farzana moved to Delhi but reportedly never liked it here. Pregnancy and Abortion Farzana also revealed during questioning that she became pregnant once after marriage but underwent an abortion without informing her husband. Investigators suspect that her claims about being unhappy with Shahid's physical relationship may not be entirely true. Investigation Expands to Bareilly Police are probing all angles, including her extramarital ties and the motive behind the crime. A team will also travel to Bareilly to question the cousin and gather more evidence in the case. Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
