Topic: video

Yadagirigutta, June 16: The office of the Tahsildar of Yadagirigutta Mandal in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district has suspended V. Shobhan Babu and released a statement on Saturday regarding the incident at the CCAL office in Hyderabad. Shobhan Babu demanded lunch from a farmer who came to Yadagirigutta to give him a land passbook, and the video of him harassing the farmer went viral.

Based on this, Bhuvanagiri RDO Bhoopal Reddy conducted an inquiry at the Tahsildar's office in Yadagirigutta on Friday. It was announced that Shobhan Babu is being suspended by the CCAL office.

Hyderabad: The movie 'Adipurush', directed by Om Raut and starring Prabhas as the protagonist, was released worldwide. However, soon after the release of the film, clashes occurred between two individuals in Hyderabad. One incident took place at the IMAX theater, where a person was assaulted for sitting in a seat reserved for Hanuman, while another incident occurred at the Bramarambha theater, where Prabhas fans attacked a person.

Since the release of 'Adipurush', the director Om Raut had appealed to the owners of Raut theaters across the country to keep one seat empty for Hanuman. In response to this request, at Raut theaters, one seat was left vacant for Hanuman, adorned with a saffron cloth and decorated with flowers and garlands. Following this pattern, even Bramarambha theater had reserved a seat for Hanuman.

However, a person who came to watch the movie sat in the reserved seat, causing an altercation. Prabhas fans arrived at the theater and confronted him. They attacked him physically and verbally. The entire incident was captured on video and posted on Twitter by an individual named Kartheek Naaga, which quickly went viral.

In response to this incident, the video was muted by Twitter due to the use of abusive language.

• Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged the G20 agriculture ministers meeting to consider taking coordinated measures to achieve global food security.
• PM Modi addressed the three-day gathering in Hyderabad via video, bringing attention to the subject of climate change and how the global South bears the brunt of its effects.

YouTube | Hyderabad: The popular video platform YouTube has made changes to its monetization policies, which affect small creators. It has now revised the eligibility criteria for monetization, lowering the threshold of subscribers required. This change has been made to obtain monetization tools for small creators.

As a result, content creators who have fewer subscribers (500) can now earn money on YouTube. Additionally, they must upload at least three videos within the last 90 days or have a minimum of 3 million short views in the past 90 days. However, these new policies have not been officially implemented in India yet.