Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has been in the forefront when it comes to helping people. The actor has now distributed fitness health tracking devices to the Mumbai Police. 

Akshay has gifted a total of 1200 smart wristbands to enable early detection of COVID-19 symptoms to the Commissioner of Mumbai Police, Param Bir Singh. Sharing the information along with a picture of Akshay Kumar handing over the wristbands, Aaditya Thackeray wrote,"Earlier today, @akshaykumar ji handed over fitness- health tracking devices to @MumbaiPolice. It gives a constant reading of oxygen, body temp and heart rate, helpful in Covid battle. Last month, Akshay ji gave it to @nashikpolice."

 "Akshay ji has always supported our nation’s armed forces, police in various states. I’m thankful to him for his concern for our covid warriors and we also discussed about giving some of these trackers to the @mybmc for use." he added. 

Earlier today, @akshaykumar ji handed over fitness- health tracking devices to @MumbaiPolice . It gives a constant reading of oxygen, body temp and heart rate, helpful in Covid battle. Last month, Akshay ji gave it to @nashikpolice . (1/n) pic.twitter.com/rgWh2LfbIW

— Aaditya Thackeray (@AUThackeray) August 1, 2020

Earlier in May this year, Akshay had gifted 1000 wristbands to Mumbai Police and 500 to Nashik Police to track symptoms of the virus among front line workers who are above 45 years of age.

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Apart from the Mumbai Police, the Bihar Police is also investigating the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The Bihar police started their investigation after the late actor's father lodged an FIR against Rhea Chakraborty for abetment to suicide among other charges.

Both Mumbai and Bihar Police are looking into every possible angle in the case. Reportedly the Bihar Police will be questioning director Rumi Jaffrey as he had signed Sushant and Rhea for a film. Apart from Rumi, the police are also sending notices to people close to Sushant.

They will also be questioning the team of Sushant Singh Rajput's last film Dil Bechara. On Friday, they had recorded the statement of Dil Bechara director Mukesh Chhabra.

Sushant Singh Rajput died by suicide on June 14 in his apartment in Mumbai. The actor did not leave behind any note.

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A lot has been happening ever since the untimely demise of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput. He died by suicide on June 14 in Mumbai. The Mumbai Police has been investigating the matter ever since. However, after the Bihar police started investigating the matter, some took to social media to question the efficiency of the Mumbai Police. On Friday, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray spoke up about the same.

In his statement, Thackeray said that he would like to condemn those who are raising questions over the efficiency of the Mumbai Police. He said that the department is not efficient. The Chief Minister also requested to not use the case to create friction between the two states. “If anyone has any proof about the case they can bring it to us and we will interrogate and punish the guilty. However, please don't use this case as an excuse to create friction between the two states of Maharashtra and Bihar. Anyone who is bringing politics in the case is really the most deplorable thing to do,” he said.

Uddhav Thackeray also lashed out at former Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for questioning the credibility of the Mumbai Police. “The opposition can even bring Interpol or followers of Namaste Trump into the inquiry. Devendra Fadnavis should understand that it is the same police whom he has worked with in the last five years. It is the same police that have given so many sacrifices during the fight with Corona,” he added.

The Chief Minister’s statement came after the opposition Minister Devendra Fadnavis urged that the Enforcement Directorate investigate the case.

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The Supreme Court will be hearing actress Rhea Chakraborty's petition on August 5. She had sought the transfer of an FIR lodged against her in Bihar to Mumbai. As per the apex court's website, Rhea's petition will be heard before the bench of Justice Hrishikesh Roy.

A few days back, late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's father KK Singh filed an FIR against Rhea Chakraborty for abetment of suicide. After Rhea filed a petition, KK Singh filed a caveat in the apex court so that no order is passed in favour of the other party before giving them a notice.

Meanwhile, in her plea Rhea said that Rajput's father has used his influence to lodge an FIR accusing her of abetment of suicide of his son. She also said that she was in a live-in relationship with Sushant and has been in trauma because of his death. “The deceased (Rajput) was suffering from depression for some time and was also on anti-depressants and he committed suicide on the morning of June 14, 2020 at his Bandra residence by hanging himself,” she added in her plea.

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The Ministry of Defence has written to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to advise production houses to obtain No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Ministry before they telecast any content based on the Army theme. This move comes after they received several complaints about the portrayal of Army Personnel and military uniforms in an insulting manner in some films and web series.

“It has been brought to the notice of this Ministry that some production houses making films on Army themes are using content which are distorting the image of the Indian Army,” the letter read. The Ministry said that the producers of such movies and web series will have to obtain the NOC from the ministry before telecasting it in the public domain. “They may also be advised to ensure that any incident which distorts the image of Defence Forces or hurt their sentiments may be prevented,” the letter further read.

Reportedly some concerned citizens and ex-servicemen associations have even lodged an FIR against a production house and OTT platform to seek legal action.