BJP leader and Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ was rushed to the New Delhi facility of All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Tuesday due to post-covid complications, reports claimed.
Quoting AIIMS officials, the News Agency ANI said that the Union Minister was admitted to the top medical facility following post-Covid complications today.
The Minister visited the AIIMS, over one month after testing positive for the novel Coronavirus. He had come in contact with the deadly virus on April 21 and recovered from the virus later.
Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ was admitted to AIIMS at the time, when he was supposed to take a call on Class 12 Board exams as the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a petition on the exams on the 3rd of June.
To decide on the exams, the Union Minister sought inputs and suggestions from the States/Union Territories on whether to suspend the exams given the Covid scare. We have to wait and see, what decision will the Centre take on board exams as the Minister was admitted to AIIMS.
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Anil Ravipudi Confirms Ilaiyaraaja’s Approval for ‘Sundari’ in Chiranjeevi’s Film
Director Anil Ravipudi has finally put an end to speculation regarding the use of an Ilaiyaraaja composition in Megastar Chiranjeevi’s latest film, Mana Shankar Vara Prasad Garu. Speaking to the media on Tuesday evening, Ravipudi clarified that the team had formally approached the legendary composer and obtained his approval to feature the evergreen song.
The director explained that the makers followed the proper procedure, seeking permission before incorporating the iconic romantic melody “Sundari” from the classic film Dalapathi. Ravipudi added that Ilaiyaraaja immediately accepted the proposal and assured the team there was no cause for concern. Emphasising the importance of due process, he noted that adhering to the correct protocol helps avoid unnecessary controversies.
Since the film’s release, audiences have praised the sequence featuring “Sundari”, applauding Ravipudi for recreating a nostalgic, heartfelt moment that resonates with fans of the original song. In the past, Ilaiyaraaja has taken legal action against filmmakers for unauthorised use of his compositions, with courts sometimes ordering songs to be removed from theatres and OTT platforms. For instance, Mythri Movie Makers reportedly paid around ₹75 lakh for using a few of his songs in Good Bad & Ugly, while the composer did not charge a fee for his music in the Tamil film Lumber Pandhu.
Industry insiders believe that approaching the composer well in advance and following the proper procedure often proves crucial in avoiding legal and reputational issues.
