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More than 200 residents of Taviya Village in Levuka, Ovalau, now have safer access around their community at night following the commissioning of a new solar lighting project. The Taviya Village Solar Lighting Project will benefit 54 households and was funded at more than $20,000 through the Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management’s Self-Help Programme. The project was commissioned by Minister for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management Mosese Bulitavu. Bulitavu says while access to reliable lighting may appear to be a simple development initiative, it can have a significant impact on the daily lives of…

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Five of eight inmates granted presidential pardons have officially received their pardons as they prepare to return to their families and communities. The five are Aisake Qiolele, Josefa Tukana, Mohammed Harun Khan, Sailosi Rokotuiwalevu and Tang Lu. The pardons were formally presented by the Acting Commissioner of Corrections, alongside senior Corrections officials. The inmates were encouraged to view their release as a new beginning and to carry forward the discipline and positive values gained during their time in the Corrections system. They were also urged to make better choices, remain grounded in their faith and use the opportunity to rebuild…

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On August 26, Bollywood Hungama reported that The Odyssey’s shows were taken out of IMAX screens after a historic 40-day run in order to accommodate Yash-starrer Toxic. The Odyssey consistently drew audiences and managed to collect a record Rs. 90 crores, that too from just 34 IMAX screens. Remarkably, the film continued to register encouraging occupancy right until the end of its run. As a result, our report was widely shared and discussed, sending shockwaves among fans.It has now come to light that due to the underperformance of Toxic, The Odyssey has been brought back to all IMAX screens in…

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Uorfi  has sparked concern among her fans after sharing a series of pictures from a hospital bed on social media. The actor and social media personality referred to the hospital visit as her “yearly admission in the hospital”, although she did not clarify whether the remark was serious, sarcastic or related to a routine annual health check-up. In one of the pictures, Uorfi could be seen posing from the hospital bed while the song ‘Itni Shakti Hame De Na Data’ played in the background. She subsequently shared a photograph showing an IV cannula attached to her hand and captioned it, “Worst…

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