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Hans India
a day ago
- Business
- Hans India
Suman TV celebrates 10th anniv by offering 2BHK flats to employees
Hyderabad: SumanTV, a frontrunner in the digital media space under Play Even Info Ltd has launched a unique and commendable initiative as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations — offering two-bedroom flats to its employees. Recognizing the pivotal role employees have played in the company's growth, Chairman Suman made a significant announcement: two-bedroom flats would be provided free of cost to employees who have completed five years of service and earn below Rs 75,000 per month. In the first phase, 20 employees received their new homes. This move is believed to be a first-of-its-kind initiative in the Indian digital news industry — possibly even across the broader news media landscape. Chairman Suman emphasized that the company's success — growing from a small team of two to an enterprise worth crores of rupees — would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of its employees. He described this gesture as a way of repaying their loyalty and contribution.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Rahul's political drama will not help Cong in Bihar: HAM
Patna: Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) national president and minor water resources minister, Santosh Suman, on Monday termed Congress MP Rahul Gandhi 's announcement of building a house for Dashrath Manjhi's son as a political 'drama'. He said by branding Dashrath Manjhi in Bihar, Congress wants to grab dalit votes. Suman said Rahul's promise to build a permanent house for Bhagirath Manjhi at Gehlaur village in Gaya is motivated by the assembly elections this year. "The NDA govt is dedicated to the poor and has so far provided permanent houses to 4.45 crore poor people under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. A target has been set to build permanent houses for 3 crore more poor people in the country," he said. The HAM minister said the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, who promised to drink 'sattu' with Bhagirath Manjhi and his family, should tell how many dalits could get permanent houses built by the Congress, which ruled the country for decades with their votes. "Is it not true that most dalits were victims of massacre and oppression during the Congress-RJD rule in Bihar?" Suman asked and said the people of Musahar, Bhuiyan and dalit community of Bihar are self-respecting. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List "They know their well-wishers very well. They are completely with the NDA. They are not going to be fooled by any political tourist with vested interests," he said. Patna: Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) national president and minor water resources minister, Santosh Suman, on Monday termed Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's announcement of building a house for Dashrath Manjhi's son as a political 'drama'. He said by branding Dashrath Manjhi in Bihar, Congress wants to grab dalit votes. Suman said Rahul's promise to build a permanent house for Bhagirath Manjhi at Gehlaur village in Gaya is motivated by the assembly elections this year. "The NDA govt is dedicated to the poor and has so far provided permanent houses to 4.45 crore poor people under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. A target has been set to build permanent houses for 3 crore more poor people in the country," he said. The HAM minister said the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha, who promised to drink 'sattu' with Bhagirath Manjhi and his family, should tell how many dalits could get permanent houses built by the Congress, which ruled the country for decades with their votes. "Is it not true that most dalits were victims of massacre and oppression during the Congress-RJD rule in Bihar?" Suman asked and said the people of Musahar, Bhuiyan and dalit community of Bihar are self-respecting. "They know their well-wishers very well. They are completely with the NDA. They are not going to be fooled by any political tourist with vested interests," he said.
Hans India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Youth urged to stay away from drugs
Vizianagaram: PopularTelugu film actor Suman urged the youth to stay away from drugs and avoid falling prey to addiction. He was speaking at the launch of the 'Sankalpam' anti-drug awareness campaign initiated by Vizianagaram District Superintendent of Police Vakul Jindal. Sharing his own experiences, the actor said, 'At the peak of my career, due to unfortunate circumstances, I hit a low point in life. I got addicted to alcohol and was even driven to contemplate suicide. But I decided to fight back, reminding myself of the values instilled by my parents, who gave me a good education, taught me karate and the Bhagavad Gita. Slowly, I overcame my bad habits and re-established myself as an actor with the blessings of my fans.' He added that substance addiction turns individuals into a burden on their families and society. Urging youth not to succumb to peer pressure, he called upon everyone to support the police's 'Sankalpam' programme and help in creating a drug-free so
News18
5 days ago
- Politics
- News18
Success Story: IPS Suman Nala, A BITS Pilani Engineering Graduate, Cracked UPSC In 4th Attempt
A young probationary officer, IPS Suman Nala ended the 12-year social exile of 29 families from Banaskantha, gaining attention for her efforts. In the remote tribal region of Banaskantha, 29 families who had endured social exile for over a decade have finally returned home. Nearly 300 members of the Kodarvi community were ostracized, their homes deserted, and their farmlands neglected. Forced to leave, they survived as daily wage labourers in Surat, Palanpur, and other cities, cut off from their heritage and identity. For 12 years, no solution emerged until fate intervened in the form of IPS probationary officer Suman Nala. A young probationary officer, Nala ended the 12-year social exile of 29 families from Banaskantha, gaining attention for her efforts. Born into a modest family, she completed an engineering degree in Computer Science from BITS Pilani in 2012 and worked for three years at Oracle, but her dream was to become a civil service officer. Consequently, she left her job. In 2019, she secured the 508th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Exam on her fourth attempt and was selected for the post of IPS. Initially appointed to the Jharkhand cadre in 2021, she was transferred to the Gujarat cadre due to her marriage to Gujarat cadre IPS Om Prakash Jat. Since then, she has been serving in Gujarat. Suman's journey was challenging. The UPSC syllabus and her engineering background posed difficulties, as computer science was not an optional subject. She cleared the prelims for the first time in 2016 but did not pass the mains. In 2017, she reached the interview stage but did not make the final list. She failed again in 2018, but with support from her husband (who had also cleared UPSC) and her parents, she succeeded in 2019. Suman's strategy was effective. For prelims, she studied mock tests and monthly current affairs, believing that tests indicate what to remember and what to overlook. For her optional subject, she chose history, which she enjoyed. She prepared for prelims and mains simultaneously, focusing on prelims three to four months prior, then revising mains. Making notes was a habit that helped in revision. In the interview, she focused on her state, district, career, and education. A 2021 batch IPS officer, she was posted as ASP in Danta. There, her domestic help informed her that her parents were among the 300 people of the Kodarvi community ostracised for 12 years under the 'Chadotara' tradition following the 2014 murder. Suman investigated the case and found that the main accused had been acquitted, yet the punishment persisted. She began discussions with the Panchs along with SP Akshayraj Makwana and Sub-Inspector Jayshree Desai. Through patient negotiations and raising Rs 70 lakh (Rs 40 lakh from the collector fund and Rs 30 lakh from NGOs), she succeeded in bringing the families back. Now the fields are flourishing, 30 houses are being built, and the children are attending school. view comments First Published: July 18, 2025, 17:16 IST 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.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Time of India
Case against woman staff for gold theft
Lucknow: Police have registered a case against a woman employee who allegedly stole gold worth over Rs 85 lakh (1,494 grams) from a jewellery shop in Lucknow's Sarrafa market on Jan 15 last year. According to Shivaji Kundlik Mohite, the complaint was lodged now as the woman, Suman Triyan (28), maintained that she took the bag containing the gold by mistake, and promised to return it. However, she later switched off her phone. Subsequent visits to her home revealed she vanished, leaving behind a locked house, said Mohite, a bullion trader from Mumbai, with whom she had worked for about a year. According to Mohite's complaint, on Jan 15, 2024, Suman accompanied Mohite to his brother-in-law's shop, Shivaji Bullion, in Lucknow's Chowk Sarrafa Market. It was from there that the woman left with a bag containing 1.494 kg of gold. Mohite alleged that Suman's family members initially promised to return the gold but later refused, allegedly threatening him with false police cases and death threats.
