May 31, 2020 - Indian News Queensland

Amitabh Bachchan Is Upset As Bhumi Calls Him ‘Baller’, Says ‘Nobody’s Telling Me What It Means’

Posted by INQ Newsdesk | May 31, 2020 | Entertainment |

Amitabh Bachchan took a trip down memory lane as he recalled shooting Kabhie Kabhie in Lucknow, 44 years ago. He shared a collage of a still from the 1976 romance drama and another still from his upcoming release Gulabo Sitabo, which was also shot in Lucknow. Soon, actress Bhumi Pednekar dropped a comment on his post, which read, “44 years later and still giving us such memorable characters… I’m telling you you’re the most baller person ever.” Big B was quick to reply to Bhumi’s comment, asking her about the meaning of Baller. He wrote, “arre ..Bhumi…what is ‘baller’?...

Indian family alleges police negligence after body of their son found in regional Victoria

Posted by INQ Newsdesk | May 31, 2020 | National News |

The family of an Indian national who went missing in regional Victoria near Shepperton wants to know more about the circumstances leading to his death. 27-year-old Simranjeet Singh Bhullar came to Australia about six years ago on a student visa. He was last seen leaving a Cobram address at about 9 pm on April 30. On 3 May, the police located his car ditched in a paddock near Katamatite, a rural township in Victoria. Highlights: Simranjeet Singh Bhullar came to Australia as a student nearly six years ago. Police sought public assistance to locate Mr Bhullar who had been...

‘Unlock 1’: Hotel industry welcomes move, will follow health safety SoPs

Posted by INQ Newsdesk | May 31, 2020 | India News |

India’s hotel industry has welcomed the Centre’s norms under ‘Unlock 1, which allow them to re-commence operations. These norms are part of the fifth phase of the nationwide lockdown which was announced on Saturday for the containment zones till June 30, providing relaxations for the hotel industry from June 8 onwards. This phase relaxes many restrictions on businesses. Hotel Association of India Vice President K.B. Kachru said: “The pandemic and consequent lockdowns have had disastrous impact on the hotel sector.” “We welcome the government’s decision to allow restaurants, hotels and malls to open in areas outside the containment zones...