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Rapper Badshah issues public apology after Haryanvi track ‘Tateeree’ sparks row; says song removed from all platforms

Rohan Umak
March 7, 2026

Badshah song controversy: Popular Indian singer and rapper Badshah issued a public apology on Saturday, days after his newly-released Haryanvi track Tateeree drew flak and invited legal action. The singer informed that the song has been removed from all digital platforms after stirring controversy. Notably, the controversy picked pace after the Haryana Police registered a First Information Report (FIR) against the artist, over allegations that the music video…

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LPG cylinders see a surge in prices in India amid West Asia conflict

Rohan Umak
March 7, 2026

LPG price hike: Household budgets across India have received another blow on Saturday, after LPG cylinder prices were increased, following a spike in global energy costs triggered by the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Oil marketing companies raised the price of domestic LPG cylinders by Rs 60, while commercial cylinders’ prices surged steeply by Rs 114.5. Industry officials, in an interaction with news agency PTI, attributed the soared…

Inter state

Badshah’s latest Haryanvi song Tateeree kicks up row; State Women’s Commission cites indecency, issues summons

Rohan Umak
March 6, 2026

Badshah controversy: Popular singer-rapper Badshah has invited fresh troubles for himself, days after the release of his Haryanvi track Tateeree. The Haryana State Commission for Women (SCW) received complaints about the song allegedly containing indecent language regarding women, and references that could be offensive and culturally inappropriate. Taking suo motu cognisance of the complaints, the SCW has issued a summon to the singer. Notably, the track was released…

National

91% Indian doctors unwilling to let children pursue a career in medicine: Survey

Rohan Umak
March 1, 2026

Medical news 2026: A nationwide survey conducted recently has revealed that close to 91% of the Indian doctors are not willing to make their children pursue a career in medicine. The findings of the survey have raised concerns about the future of the healthcare system in the coming times. The study spanning six months was carried out by the Debabrata Mitalee Auro Foundation. It conducted the survey on…