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Assam Deputy Speaker Proposes Zubeen Garg Memorial Trust

News Analysis India — Fri, 10 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Assam Legislative Assembly Deputy Speaker Numal Momin has put forth a significant proposal to establish a Zubeen Garg Memorial Trust. This initiative aims to immortalize the late singer’s legacy by channeling donations towards the welfare of underprivileged sections of society. The trust would focus on supporting poor individuals, widows, orphans, marginalized communities, and students through scholarships and aid. Momin emphasized that such a trust would provide tangible benefits to those in need, ensuring Zubeen Garg’s memory endures through acts of kindness and social responsibility. He envisioned a trust open to all, with an inclusive membership drive encouraging all 3.4 crore people of Assam to participate. The Deputy Speaker expressed deep sorrow over Garg’s untimely demise, calling it a profound loss for Assam and the entire Indian music fraternity. He also addressed the ongoing investigation into Garg’s death, expressing confidence in the judicial system and the Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, which includes a retired judge and a sitting judge. Momin highlighted the progress of the investigation, noting several arrests and assuring the public of a thorough probe, even suggesting a CBI referral if necessary to uncover the truth and deliver justice for the beloved singer. The article notes that five individuals have been arrested so far in connection with the case, including event organizers and Garg’s manager.

Bring Her Back: OTT Release Details for the Chilling Horror Film

News Analysis India — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Horror enthusiasts, prepare yourselves! The psychological horror film “Bring Her Back” is slated to arrive on streaming platforms following its theatrical debut. Known for its intense narrative and unsettling atmosphere, the film delves into the blurry line between reality and the supernatural, promising to captivate and haunt audiences.

The film is scheduled for a theatrical release on July 7th and will subsequently become available on various streaming services.

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**Plot:**
The story unfolds around Laura, a former childcare worker devastated by the sudden and tragic death of her daughter. Consumed by grief, Laura’s sorrow evolves into an obsession. Seeking to fill the void, she opens her secluded home in the countryside to foster children, becoming a temporary guardian for orphans. Among them are teenage twins Andy and Piper, still coping with the loss of their parents, and a withdrawn young girl who rarely speaks.

Initially, Laura appears gentle and caring, but the children soon sense something amiss in the house. Doors mysteriously creak open, whispers echo from the shadows, and Laura’s behavior becomes erratic, especially at night.

As the twins adjust, they uncover a hidden room and witness a disturbing ritual involving Laura chanting incantations over a decaying shrine filled with remnants of her deceased daughter’s belongings.

Andy and Piper realize Laura isn’t just grieving; she’s been preparing for a resurrection. The silent orphan girl is part of the ceremony, a vessel, and now Laura believes she needs a stronger sacrifice.

Orphaned Siblings Struggle After Parents’ Deaths, Seeking Aid

News Analysis India — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0000

In the Mekra panchayat of Mokama, Bihar, two young siblings, 9-year-old Shivam and 7-year-old Shivani, are facing immense hardship. After the loss of their parents, they have been left to fend for themselves. Initially, their uncle took on their care, but due to financial constraints, he could no longer provide for them. The children have been moving between relatives, but they have not found a stable home or support.

Their mother, Sanjula Devi, passed away during childbirth two years ago. Their father, Dukhhharan Rai, died last year due to illness. With no parents and no support, the children are struggling to survive. They are deprived of basic necessities.

Their uncle, Nepali Kumar, initially tried to support them through manual labor, but he too became unable to cope. Now, the children are without a permanent home, with Shivani moving from relative to relative.

Reports indicate that relatives have withdrawn their support. Shivani has returned to her uncle’s care. Meanwhile, Shivam, a fourth-grade student, is no longer attending school and is assisting his impoverished uncle with work to earn a living.

The children’s uncle states that they are not receiving any government assistance. He has been trying to obtain their parents’ death certificates but has been facing bureaucratic hurdles. Officials have promised to expedite the issuance of the death certificates and to inform the child protection department so that the children can benefit from government schemes.