| Priyanka Chopra Jonas' mother, Madhu Chopra, reveals why the actress' father did NOT approve of her western outfits
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 Priyanka Chopra Jonas was extremely close to her father, Dr. Ashok Chopra, who lost the battle to cancer, a few years ago. The actress recently spoke about her relationship with her father and also recalled how he used to not approve of her western outfits and tight-fitting clothes. To elaborate more on this topic, Priyanka Chopra Jonas' mother, Madhu Chopra, recently spoke to an entertainment portal and reveal why her husband used to not allow Priyanka to wear western clothes. In an interview with Spotboye, she said, "You see she was 15/16 and had returned from the US. My husband simply ...
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| Mumbai Police probing suspected Markaz connection in first Dharavi COVID-19 death
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| The Mumbai Police is investigating whether there is a connection between the first COVID-19 death in the Dharavi area here and the congregation at Tablighi Markaz in Delhi's Nizamuddin last month.Mumbai Police officials on Saturday said that it is searching for a group of 10 people who returned to the city after attending the Nizamuddin congregation, and allegedly came in contact with the 56-year-old man who died after testing positive for coronavirus.According to officials, the group had stayed in the Dharavi area for a few days after returning from Delhi.The residence of the Dharavi coronavirus patient has been sealed and all the residents have been quarantined, officials said.According to sources, a major challenge mounts ahead for Maharashtra Police as around 150 persons who attended the congregation are yet to be located in the state.No one who attended the Nizamuddin congregation has been found positive in Mumbai.Maharashtra Health Department officials have said that around ...
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| Deaths of doctors, nurses highlight virus risks they run
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 Air raid sirens sounded across China and flags flew at half staff in a tribute Saturday to victims of the coronavirus pandemic including the health care "martyrs" who have died while fighting to save others. Elsewhere, 15 medics in Egypt's main cancer hospital tested positive for the virus, underlining the risks faced by those on the front lines of the outbreak.
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