By Husna Rizwan M.D nasheman

 
Kamar Hila, slowly slowly lits up the fire within and has been one of the most awaited music videos of the year to make this hot month hotter. Produced by Nidhi Poddar Meera Sarkar and Babli Haque. Composer Babli Haque and Meera Sarkar has quite got us all vibe with the music.
We believe when words fail, Music speaks! But Sushant Pujari & Lopa Mudra Raut’s hot performance is making the music visible and would leave you flaunting your ‘ kamar ‘ moves to the best under the direction of Jasmeen Oza. Co-Produser Monu Singh . This song has been beautifully sung by Nakash Aziz and Sheena Thakur.

 A party song more to dance than just drink also ‘ Kamar Hila’  is a joyful music to celebrate every moment of your misery life.

Meera Sarkar coming from a small town Malda district in West Bengal finished her schooling from Shyam Sukhi Balika Shiksha Niketan (H.S.) and degree from Malda women’s college & Babli Haque born and  brought up in Moran in Assam . Both of them now own Limeera Media & Entertainment. Both of them have worked with most of the renowned names in our entertainment industry namely Randeep Hooda, Arbaaz Khan,  Kajal Agarwal, Nawazzudin for Manto, Abhay Deol and so on. Their  journey  has been fruitful now after ‘ Kamar Hila ‘  has gained so much love. Soon they are coming up with a Bengali Song too.

Babli Haque Co Partner and founder of Limeera Media & Entertainment said, “Kamar Hila is a Dance number. For all the music lovers, we have precisely maintained our genre to be light groovy yet heavy enough to lift anybody up. The way the music moves and elevates the energy is the motive we had during the making.”
Meera Sarkar, Co Partner and founder of Limeera Media & Entertainment said, “Being Indian the first move we throw is obviously a thumka so we are encouraging everyone to moves Kamar Hila K!! Talking about moves Sushant and Lopa has stupendously did justice to our music. We hope everyone likes it and looking forward to make it the Most Played probably. Cheers!’’ 

SHIVAMOGGA: The local police have registered a case against Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait for asking farmers to lay siege to Bengaluru, during a Mahapanchayat at Shivamogga on March 20.
In the suo motu case against Tikait, the Kote police from the town stated that he “wantonly provoked (farmers) with an intent to cause riots.” 

Condemning the case against Tikait, Karnataka Rajya Raita Sangha leader K T Gangadhar said, “By registering such cases, it is hiding its faults. Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai’s father S R Bommai was an activist, who took part in the JP movement. But his son is now getting cases registered against an activist. Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa too was an activist, and the then Congress government had filed cases against him. We know how to face these challenges. This will motivate us and not weaken us.”

Ashwath Narayan, who holds the higher education portfolio, said it was decided offline classes will continue with strict implementation of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for COVID-19.

BENGALURU: Regular offline classes for college students would continue in Karnataka and semester examinations held as per the time table of universities, Deputy Chief Minister C N Ashwath Narayan said on Tuesday.

“We discussed the possible impact of the second wave of COVID-19 on the academic activities. The same would be communicated to Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa,” he said in a statement, without elaborating.

Regular classes in colleges in the state had resumed in November last year after the institutions remained shut for six months due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Karnataka is witnessing a steady rise in fresh COVID-19 cases of late with the daily infections crossing the 2,000 mark on Tuesday after a gap of over three months.

BENGALURU: Congress is now planning to approach court, demanding an inquiry into the CD gate issue and six BJP ministers getting an injunction from court against publishing any incriminating reports against them, said Leader of Opposition Siddaramaiah on Wednesday, adding that the party is consulting legal experts. He termed Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar’s statement that none of the 225 members in the House are saints as irresponsible. 

He said that this year’s budget shows committed expenditure at 102%, which means the government has to borrow again to pay the salaries of its employees. “Why none of the elected representatives, including the chief minister, ministers and all 25 MPs elected from Karnataka, have the courage to demand the state’s share? On average, Rs 2.5 lakh crore is paid to the Centre in various taxes. But in return, we get Rs 34,000 crore,” he pointed out. 

He said that when he was chief minister, committed expenditure was between 74 and 78%. “Why doesn’t the government focus on reducing committed expenditure? Yediyurappa is only announcing new boards and corporations and allotting money to them, but not focusing on development. He did not reply to our questions, but only read out a 24-page answer,’’ he added.