Hours after the assurance from the Chief Minister, it has been reported that the students have called off the protests. 

Accordingly, President Murmu also met with them today, at Rashtrapati Bhavan and expressed her admiration for their work. She also posed with them holding a showpiece elephant.

Many netizens expressed their outrage and mocked the theatre management for practicing untouchability and denying entry to the commoners despite having their tickets paid for.

As per the survey, only 17 per cent of the voters say that they are happy with the BJP government and they wish that the party would retain its reign. 

However, the statement did little to placate the angry public who pointed out that the U/A rating meant that children could watch the movie with parental guidance.

The Election Commission has announced the election schedule for Karnataka on Wednesday - March 29 amidst a scorching political battle. 

Rahul Gandhi has been discussing with his legal team and now, he is ready to move the battle for the next step.

The political saga in Maharashtra turned the attention of Congress leadership and his Savarkar remark put Rahul Gandhi in trouble.