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Actress Celina Jaitly has responded to defamation threats from her estranged husband and father-in-law, who sent legal notices after she spoke about domestic violence and cruelty. Jaitly stated she won't be silenced and has submitted her response through legal representatives, emphasizing her fight for her children and justice.

Actress Celina Jaitly is navigating a challenging divorce from Peter Haag, driven by serious accusations of domestic violence. In response to threats of defamation from her husband and father-in-law, she courageously asserts her right to tell her story and pursue justice. Jaitly views the legal notices as mere smoke and mirrors, diverting attention from the weighty allegations at hand. Read on to know

Celina Jaitly recently visited the sacred Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga in Ujjain and shared a heartfelt note about her spiritual experience. The visit comes at a challenging time in her personal life, as she remains embroiled in an ongoing legal and marital dispute with her estranged husband, Peter Haag. Taking to Instagram, Celina posted a series of pictures from the temple and reflected on the profound impact the visit had on her.

A shocking case of alleged medical fraud has raised serious questions about hospital verification systems. Narendar Yadav from Uttar Pradesh reportedly posed as internationally trained cardiologist "Dr. N. John Camm" for nearly two decades despite lacking recognised medical qualifications. Claiming experience of over 18,000 heart surgeries, he allegedly worked in hospitals and performed procedures before suspicions emerged. The case highlights how fabricated credentials, confidence and weak background checks can endanger lives and undermine trust.

Stefon Diggs, the former New England Patriots’ wide receiver, might have rekindled his romance with Cardi B, just days after his lawsuit with his ex chef ended in his favor, leaving millions shocked across the world. While both Cardi B and Stefon Diggs remain private about their romance this time, his ex chef has raised eyebrows after accusing him of being “abusive” towards the Grammy winner.

Bhojpuri cinema has been rocked by several major controversies over the years. From Trisha Kar Madhu's MMS leak and Akshara Singh's abuse allegations against Pawan Singh, to Akanksha Dubey's mysterious death and Ravi Kishan's secret marriage claims, the industry has repeatedly made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Music composer and filmmaker Palaash Muchhal has landed in a legal controversy after social worker and Smriti Mandhana's friend Vidnyan Mane filed a case against him in Sangli, Maharashtra, alleging cheating and invoking the Atrocities Act. However, Muchhal's legal representative has dismissed the allegations, calling them a pressure tactic.

An AIMIM corporator has been named a co-accused for allegedly helping a TCS employee, wanted in a sexual exploitation case, and her family secure rented accommodation. The corporator denies awareness of the woman's involvement, while political leaders accuse the AIMIM of supporting the accused. The AIMIM leadership maintains faith in the judicial process amidst the controversy.

BJP national general secretary Tarun Chugh has sent a legal notice to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The notice demands an apology for Mann's remarks allegedly linking the BJP to recent blast incidents in Punjab. Chugh accuses Mann of tarnishing the BJP's reputation. The notice warns of legal action if Mann fails to comply within seven days.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni settled their lawsuit just before trial. Lively retains rights to pursue attorneys' fees and damages under a California law protecting survivors from retaliatory lawsuits. While Baldoni's team claims victory, Lively's side asserts the settlement exposes wrongdoers, with the court's decision on fees pending.

Singer Palash Muchhal faces cheating and caste abuse allegations. A childhood friend of Smriti Mandhana claims Muchhal took ₹25 lakh for a film project and made casteist remarks. Muchhal, who posted temple visit photos, denies the claims, stating he has filed a ₹10 crore defamation suit against the accuser for false accusations.

Thirty Hansraj College students, including four union office-bearers, face interim suspension over alleged misconduct during the annual fest. The administration cited social media defamation and indiscipline, while students argue it's a crackdown on dissent and that procedural lapses occurred. Protests have led to temporary revocation of some suspensions.

Bollywood producer Firoz Nadiadwala has lodged a police complaint alleging cheating and defamation over the copyright of 'Ramji Rao Speaking', the Malayalam film that inspired 'Hera Pheri'. Nadiadwala claims he legally acquired the remake rights in 2000, but faced threats and recent legal challenges demanding significant payment and profit share. Read on to know more in detail.

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