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Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Bigg Boss 18 fame Kashish Kapoor shares an update about the robbery at her place; seeks Tajinder Bagga's support in legal proceedings
Bigg Boss 18 contestant Kashish Kapoor, who recently made headlines after opening up about the theft at her house, has shared further details. She gave a detailed update on her recent theft case in a new video, informing fans that the accused is currently under judicial custody. Kashish Kapoor has been updating her fans regarding her theft case. The Bigg Boss 18 contestant took to her YouTube channel to share further details on the case and expressed gratitude to Tajinder Bagga for helping her with the legal formalities. In a recent interview, Kashish revealed that her house help, Sachin Kumar Chaudhary, was the prime suspect in the case. The incident reportedly took place at her residence in Andheri West, Mumbai, and an FIR was lodged at the Amboli police station on July 9, 2025. She claimed that the man allegedly stole a substantial amount of money from her home, and despite filing a complaint, the chances of recovering the stolen amount seem bleak. She later opened up about the emotional and logistical challenges that followed. Reflecting on the aftermath, she said, 'There was no assurance. That is the most helpless feeling — to know he robbed you and may get away with it.' Despite having receipts and being initially suspicious, she had delayed involving authorities to avoid alarming her family but eventually felt betrayed, calling the situation crushing. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This new air conditioner cools down a room in just seconds News of the Discovery Undo Kashish also expressed appreciation for her Bigg Boss 18 co-contestant Tajinder Bagga, who stepped in to help her navigate the legal aspects. She described him as a 'knight in shining armour' who pushed her to move ahead with the FIR and coordinated with officials, saying, 'He himself was calling me from the front… and made sure that I don't have to follow up.'
India.com
23-05-2025
- Politics
- India.com
No more ‘Pak' in Mysore Pak ? Moti Pak, Aam Pak being rebranded as…, unique support to ‘Operation Sindoor' by Jaipur shopkeepers went viral
Sweets like Mysore Pak, Moti Pak, Aam Pak and Gond Pak are famous among people and have been eaten by generations in India. To support the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor conducted against Pakistan some sweet shop owners in Jaipur renamed traditional Indian sweets that have the word 'Pak' in their name. In rebranding Mysore Pak, Moti Pak, Aam Pak and Gond Pak are now being rebranded with 'Shree' instead. In some of Jaipur sweet shops their names will now be Mysore Shree, Moti Shree, Aam Shree and Gond Shree, according to a NDTV India report. Cracking a joke at Anand Ranganathan, BJP leader Tajinder Bagga wrote, ' anger against @ARanganathan72 for eating lots of Mysore Pak.' anger against @ARanganathan72 for eating lots of Mysore Pak 🤪 — Tajinder Bagga (@TajinderBagga) May 22, 2025 The rebranding was also trending on social media since last week, wherein some of the vendors claimed the word 'Pak' has unnecessary association with Pakistan. 'This is our small contribution to show support for the armed forces,' one shop owner was quoted in media report. However some of the scholars and netizens didn't agree with this logic and claimed that it has no association with the country. Indian linguist and lecturer Abhishek Avtans took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote 'Who is going to tell them that pak in Mysore Pak, Moti Pak, Aam Pak etc. is from paka, a Kannada word which means 'sweet condiment'… The shared root for both words is Sanskrit pakvá (cooked, ripe, baked).' Mysore Pak Renamed Mysore Shree Sweet Vendors have removed 'Pak' From Mithai Names & replaced Pak with 'Shree' Supporting #OperationSindoor. 📝Not all 'Pak' refers to rogue nation. 'Pak' refers to cooking/food style In Odia, 'Paaga'- a consistency of sugar syrup or batter/food — Anita Sabat – ଡ. ଅନୀତା ସାବତ (@anitaexplorer) May 23, 2025 Another wrote on X stating, 'Pak' is common to many Indian languages & refers to cooking' The rebranding effort went viral, where some of the users mocked the move. 'Remove Pak from mysore pak but what you will do with China, what you will name chini' joked one X user. While the sweet sellers' intentions may stem from patriotic fervour, critics argue the move ignores linguistic history. The word Pak has roots in Indian languages, not foreign ones, making the boycott seem misplaced.
