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New Delhi [India], April 19 (ANI): Bollywood star Huma Qureshi, who will soon be making her Hollywood debut with the upcoming movie 'Army of the Dead', recently recalled her first encounter with the film's director Zack Snyder.
<p>Melbourne, Apr 19 (PTI) Hundreds of passengers from Australia landed in Auckland on Monday following the implementation of a travel bubble under which New Zealand allowed Australian flights into the country for the first time since the borders were shut in March last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.</p>
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Prakash Shankar and Mythily Rallapalli, both in their early 50s, met at medical school in Bhopal. From different castes, they were forced to run away to get married Mythily Rallapalli and Prakash Shankar met in 1989 and now live and work in Edinburgh. Photograph: Image supplied by Dr Prakash Shankar In 1989, Mythily Rallapalli and Prakash Shankar were both studying medicine at the Gandhi Medical College in Bhopal, but their paths rarely crossed. That year, they went to a national meeting for medical schools. Prakash was there to play badminton and Mythily to display her rangoli art work. “I spotted her cheering me on and later asked if we could go for an ice-cream,” he says. They soon became good friends, and Prakash admits he found excuses to seek her help in the library. “I was the more serious, studious one, he was always out on his motorbike with his friends, making jokes,” she says. By the fourth year of their studies they were inseparable. When they completed the course in 1992, Mythily went back to her home town of Visakhapatnam, many hours away from Bhopal. Prakash, who lived locally, realised how much he would miss her. “I went to the station to say goodbye and felt this huge sense of loss,” he says. The separation made them realise they wanted more than friendship, but they knew it wasn’t going to be easy. In India many conservative families prefer their children to marry within their caste, and this was the case for both their parents. “Mythily comes from a conservative Brahmin sect, whereas I’m from a traditional warrior clan and we have a very different way of life. She told her parents she was in love and all hell broke loose,” says Prakash. “My mum said it was an absolute no,” Mythily remembers. “My father told me that nobody in the family would accept me.” Prakash’s parents were equally unimpressed by the prospect of their marriage. “They worried it would bring shame on the family and make it harder for my sister to marry.” Undeterred, he took the train to Mythily’s home to try to persuade her parents to change their minds. He was unsuccessful, but they did say that she could return to Bhopal to complete her post-grad training a few months later. The couple stayed in touch through letters and secret calls. Despite her family’s promises it soon became clear she wouldn’t be returning. Prakash and Mythily in the Indian Army Medical Corps in 1996. Photograph: Image supplied by Dr Prakash Shankar “They tried leaning on me to consider other matches. I knew I couldn’t marry anyone else and decided to go,” she says. They left their families and met in Mumbai, where Prakash’s friends could help them to get married. “We couldn’t go to Bhopal because that’s the first place her family would look” says Prakash. “She was flying to Mumbai and I took the train. It was stranded before the final destination and I became distraught thinking I would miss her and she’d be vulnerable in this dangerous city.” Luckily he found another way to get to Mumbai and reached her in time. “Seeing her come out of that airport was the most satisfying moment of my life. It was so good to be back together.” They married the next day before revealing their secret to their furious families. “We moved back to Bhopal to get jobs. I lived with my parents and Mythily was offered accommodation by generous seniors from our university.” In 1994 they moved to Delhi to live together and later joined the Indian Army Medical Corps. From 1995 to 2000 they served together in various field locations and had their first son together in 1997. After leaving the army in 2000, Prakash decided to pursue a career in psychiatry in the UK, working briefly in Darlington before settling in Edinburgh. Mythily joined him in 2002 and their second son was born six years later. “It was a huge transition but I’m now happy here, working as a GP, and Prakash is practising as a psychiatrist,” she says. By the time they left for the UK they had reunited with their families and they both developed close bonds with their in-laws. Mythily lost her father to cancer in 2002 and Prakash’s parents died in a road accident a year later, but they still travel to India to visit her mother. “She came to support us during the initial months when our second son was born and loved Edinburgh,” says Mythily. Despite the difficult start to their relationship, neither has a single regret. “Prakash is so loving and committed to what he does,” says Mythily. “I just love his sense of humour.” He describes her as “his rock”. “Her mental strength and resilience give me a sense of purpose.” Want to share your story? Tell us a little about you, your partner and how you got together by filling in the form here.
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<p>New Delhi, Apr 19 (PTI) A petition by an elderly couple on Monday in the Delhi High Court has sought a compensation of Rs five lakh from Air India alleging that in their 16 hour long flight the national carrier was without sufficient food and medical supplies. Taking serious note of the plea of the couple, both senior citizens, who have also sought a direction that the airline return the ticket fare as there was lack of proper service by it, Justice Prathiba M Singh said it is scary if this has happened.</p>
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Kunal Kemmu and Soha Ali Khan’s lives turned merrier with the arrival of their little princess, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. One of the cutest star kids on the block, Inaaya never fails to win our hearts with her cuteness. Be it showcasing her love for art and painting, peeling peas, scrubbing and cleaning her toys, or singing a birthday song for her daddy, Kunal Kemmu, Inaaya has always managed to make us go aww with her adorable antics. Also Read: Tina Ambani Wishes 'Loving Brother-In-Law', Mukesh Ambani On 64th Birthday With Throwback Pictures It was on September 29, 2017, when Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu had embraced parenthood and had welcomed their baby girl. Since their baby girl was born on the ninth day of Navratri, Soha and Kunal had consciously kept Naumi as a middle name for her and had named her Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. On Children’s Day 2017, the proud parents had treated their fans with the first picture of their darling daughter, Inaaya and it had melted our hearts. On April 18, 2021, Kunal Kemmu took to his IG stories and hosted a ‘post a picture’ session with his fans. When one of the users asked him to post one of the cutest pictures of him with Inaaya, the doting daddy quickly posted a throwback picture with his little girl, Inaaya. In the picture, little Inaaya was seen in her daddy, Kunal’s arms, who was seen holding her tiny little hand, while she had posed for an adorable click. Kunal dotes on his baby girl and often shares glimpses of his daddy duties. On January 11, 2021, Soha had captured Kunal and Inaaya's cute antics. She had taken to her Instagram handle and had posted a lovely video of their daughter and Kunal. In the video, we could see Kunal tying a plait of Inaaya's unicorn. Soha had captioned the video as "Daddy duty seems to be going well today! #yousaiduna." On December 22, 2020, Kunal Kemmu had shared an adorable twinning picture with his daughter, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu as he had reached 2 million followers on Instagram. In the picture, the father-daughter duo had indulged in a conversation and Inaaya had looked adorable. Sharing the lovely picture, Kunal had thanked his fans for their love and motivation. He had written, “It takes 2 to start a conversation. And the conversation can be about a million things... maybe even 2 million things! Stoked to see my insta family grow. Thank you guys for all the love support criticism and motivation. Will keep doing what I do and will keep growing together. Lots of love” followed by a heart emoticon. Recommended Read: 'The Kapil Sharma Show' Fame Sugandha Mishra Plans To Wear A 10 Kg 'Lehenga' On Her Shaadi [Details] In an interview with the Deccan Chronical, Kunal had revealed how everything had gone for a complete change after Inaaya’s birth. Calling parenting an ‘interesting phase’, Kunal had said that he and Soha had become different people after the birth of Inaaya and are still learning the dos and don’ts of parenting. Adding further he had shared that earlier they would simply spent the whole day watching television but now, things are different. He had also said, “Now at times, I have to wait to talk to Soha because I knew she will not take my calls at certain times, and so on.” Also Read: Hardik Pandya And Krunal Pandya Share Glimpses Of Their 'Sunday-Fun', Prove Twinning Is Winning What do you think about Inaaya and Kunal’s picture? Let us know. Images Courtesy: Kunal Kemmu, Soha Ali Khan