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Wrestler-actor sangram Singh, while deeming himself too young for a biopic, named Ranbir Kapoor, Ranveer Singh, Vicky Kaushal, and Kartik Aaryan as ideal choices to portray him. He is currently involved in a biopic on Olympic medalist KD Jadhav, a project he feels proud to be part of, aiming to shed light on the wrestler's unacknowledged struggles and achievements.

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Wrestler-turned-actor sangram Singh makes his Marathi film debut in a biopic on Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav, directed by Nagraj Manjule. Singh found shooting in Kolhapur, a wrestling hub, deeply emotional, fulfilling a long-held dream. He lauded Manjule's direction and shared his admiration for co-stars Nana Patekar, Mahesh Manjrekar, and Sachin Pilgaonkar.

A dramatic situation unfolds in Kupwara, Kashmir, where a Bijnor family has reported that their 17-year-old son was allegedly pressured into converting to Islam during his employment at a salon. The local police have mobilized a team to ensure his safe return. Contradicting the family's claim, a mosque asserts that the boy voluntarily embraced Islam, now known as Mohammad Hamza.

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Vice-Admiral Sanjay Vatsayan has been appointed as the chief of the Indian Navy's strategically vital western naval command. He succeeds Vice-Admiral Krishna Swaminathan, who is set to become the next Navy chief. Vatsayan, a specialist in gunnery and missile systems, brings extensive command and operational experience to this crucial role.

Odisha's Leader of Opposition Naveen Patnaik has written to the Union Finance Minister regarding a tribal man allegedly forced to bring his sister's skeletal remains to a bank to claim her deposits. The incident, which occurred at a rural bank branch, has sparked outrage and calls for accountability, with preliminary inquiries suggesting negligence by bank officials.

An administrative probe found bank negligence in Keonjhar. Jitu Munda exhumed his sister's body to prove her death. He sought to withdraw money from her account. The bank allegedly demanded death and legal heir certificates. An inquiry also flagged delays in issuing the death certificate. The RDC visited the village and bank branch.

A man's desperate act of carrying his sister's skeletal remains to a bank to withdraw her money has sparked outrage and prompted multiple inquiries. Officials are now investigating the incident, which highlights the challenges faced by tribal communities in accessing formal banking services. The man will also face renewed traditional rituals.