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The makers of The Vvaan: Force Of The Forrest have acquired the sync rights to a recording of ‘Aigiri Nandini’ after musician Sargam Vaish alleged that his master recording was used in the film’s trailer without his permission.Vaish had raised the issue on September 20, when he took to Instagram and claimed that a recording of ‘Aigiri Nandini’ created by him had been used in the trailer of the Sidharth Malhotra-starrer without obtaining his consent. The recording, according to Vaish, was originally created for a Ram Gopal Varma film, and he holds the master rights to it. Balaji Motion Pictures…

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The Constitution Review Commission is proposing major changes to the way the country is governed, including changes to Parliament, the powers of the Prime Minister, the military and constitutional immunity. The recommendations are contained in the Commission’s report, tabled in Parliament today. Among the major proposals is a new 60-member Parliament, along with a two-term limit for the Prime Minister and a Cabinet of up to 15 members. The Commission is also recommending the removal of the constitutional immunity provided to certain people for past actions connected to previous political upheavals. It proposes repealing Chapter 10 of the 2013 Constitution,…

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Fans travelling to Australia for Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 will have another familiar hospitality option when IHG Hotels & Resorts becomes the tournament’s Official Hotel Partner. The partnership will connect IHG’s global hotel network with the six-week tournament, giving travelling supporters, teams, officials and local fans opportunities to experience the event beyond the stadiums. IHG operates more than 7,000 hotels worldwide, including 60 properties across Australia. Its portfolio of 21 brands spans luxury and lifestyle hotels, premium properties, essentials and suites, providing accommodation options for individuals, groups and families. For fans, the partnership is expected to bring the Rugby…

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Fans travelling to Australia for Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 will have another familiar hospitality option when IHG Hotels & Resorts becomes the tournament’s Official Hotel Partner. The partnership will connect IHG’s global hotel network with the six-week tournament, giving travelling supporters, teams, officials and local fans opportunities to experience the event beyond the stadiums. IHG operates more than 7,000 hotels worldwide, including 60 properties across Australia. Its portfolio of 21 brands spans luxury and lifestyle hotels, premium properties, essentials and suites, providing accommodation options for individuals, groups and families. For fans, the partnership is expected to bring the Rugby…

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