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HYDERABAD: Shanti Swaroop, the first Telugu newsreader, passed away while undergoing treatment at a private hospital here on Friday. He suffered a heart attack two days ago and was admitted to the hospital.
Shanti Swaroop was well-known as the first anchor to deliver news in the vernacular language. He created a record by reading Telugu news for the first time on Doordarshan on 14 November, 1983 and continued anchoring till his retirement in 2011.
The 7 pm news that he presented was something that everyone remembered as Shanti Swaroop had a distinct style of reading without giving in to any emotion and his pronunciation was impeccable. He married Roja Rani, also an anchor on Doordarshan in 1980.
As the first generation news reader, he became a familiar face for the Telugu people, said Revanth Reddy and conveyed his condolences to the bereaved family. KCR said that Shanthi Swaroop left a mark on Telugu people.
In this frame of context, it is believed that the makers might bring in the topic of the eviction-free pass to save any of the two who will fall in the danger zone in the upcoming eliminations. As Sunny has earned the special power by performing well in the tasks, his fans and the viewers want him to save the power (eviction-free pass) for himself rather than using it in the favour of others.
While the current episodes have the family members' reunion, it has been an emotional week for the contestants. While Manas' mom was in the 'Bigg Boss' house on Thursday, Sree Rama Chandra's sister visited the house too.
Siri's mother, who appeared on the show as a part of the reunion episode, had warned her daughter of the unwanted intimacy with Shanmukh, which had drawn much negativity to the upcoming actress. Saturday's episode is to have Sunny's mom and Ravi's family in 'Bigg Boss' house, as the reunion turns to be quite an emotional one.
Amidst the election results fiasco and the power dynamics that are likely to pop up in Andhra Pradesh state, Tollywood eagerly awaits the performance of these new releases and also lays eyes on Mythri Movie Distributors to see if they could pass the test and establish a stronger foothold in the competitive Nizam market where biggies like Dil Raju and Asian Group have a greater grip.
Renowned choreographer Rakesh Master passed away on Sunday at the age of 53. A tall figure in the Telugu film industry, Rakesh fell ill a week ago while returning to Hyderabad after an outdoor shoot in Visakhapatnam, IANS reported.
For a while now, the technician, who had previously collaborated with popular Telugu actors including Venkatesh, Nagarjuna, Mahesh Babu, Ram Pothineni, and Prabhas, had been keeping a distance from the industry.
Chennai: Director and Bigg Boss Telugu fame, Surya Kiran passed away on Monday in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is claimed that Surya Kiran died due to jaundice at the age of 51. Surya was known for producing films like Satyam and Raju Bhai, he further rose to fame when he soon became a part of the Telugu version of Bigg Boss. The tragic demise of Surya Kiran was confirmed by his spokesperson when he posted on X/Twitter. Read on.
It was in 2003 when he did his debut direction Satyam in which Sumanth and Genelia Deshmukh played pivotal roles in the romantic film. His legacy of successful directions helmed films like Brahmastram (2006), Raju Bhai (2007), and Chapter 6 (2020). It was in 2020 when he decided to take a break from the film industry, that is the period when Surya Kiran decided to enter the Bigg Boss Telugu season.
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Purpose: The Neo-Brahmi Script Generation Panel (NBGP) was formed by nine communities that use scripts derived from the Brahmi script. NBGP is developing Root Zone Label Generation Rules (LGR) for Bengali, Devanagari, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Tamil and Telugu scripts. NBGP is publishing the proposals for the LGRs of these nine scripts in three sets, releasing proposals for scripts that share cross-script variant code points together to the extent possible. The first set is already undergoing public comment and the second set, being released now, includes the following proposals:
As per the LGR Procedure, these proposals are being posted for public comment to allow those who have not participated in the NBGP to make their views known. Overlapping these comment periods will allow the community to consider these proposals in context. Based on the feedback, the NBGP will finalize each proposal for submission for integration into the Label Generation Rules for the Root Zone (RZ-LGR).
Current Status: Currently there are multiple script communities which have formed generation panels and are actively working towards developing the Label Generation Rules for the Root Zone, including Chinese, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Myanmar and Neo-Brahmi. In addition, Arabic, Armenian, Ethiopic, Georgian, Khmer, Lao and Thai script GPs have already completed and submitted their LGR proposals. Except for Armenian and Cyrillic which have been deferred, the remaining six scripts have been integrated into the RZ-LGR.
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The starting point for creating a script LGR for the Root Zone is the latest version of the Maximal Starting Repertoire (MSR-3). The work has been carried out following the specification of the Generation Panel's tasks, as described in the LGR Procedure, in particular, Section B.3 "Variant Rule Generation Procedure". These tasks are summarized in the guide on Setting up and Running a Generation Panel.
The LGR Procedure consists of two passes. The first pass creates a set of LGRs, each specific for a given script or writing system; this task is carried out by Generation Panels composed of people with deep experience or interest in the script, writing system, or language used by some community of Internet users. These panels submit their LGR proposals to ICANN for review by an Integration Panel. The Integration Panel consists of independent experts in DNS, Unicode and scripts, and has responsibility for the second pass. This second pass involves integrating the proposals into a unified set of LGRs for the root zone, taking into account the need for a secure, stable and reliable DNS root zone.
Label Generation Rules (LGR) for the Root Zone are being developed to define a conservative mechanism to determine valid Internationalized Domain Name Top Level Domains (IDN TLDs) and their variants, for stable and secure operation of the Internet's Root Zone.
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Hyderabad: Shanti Swaroop, the first Telugu newsreader on Doordarshan, has passed away after being admitted to Yashoda Hospital in the city two days ago due to a heart attack. He was 70 years old.
Shanti Swaroop, who became the first Telugu news reader, started reading news on television on November 14, 1983. He was renowned for his unique style of reading news without a teleprompter and was a beloved figure in Telugu households for many years before retiring in 2011.
Renowned actor-director Surya Kiran who is known for popular films like Dhana 51 and Satyam passed away on March 11 in his Chennai home. According to reports, he was suffering from jaundice for the past few days and was undergoing treatment at Chennai's GEM hospital.
Surya also earned fame after he was featured in Bigg Boss Telugu Season 4 as a contestant. He has worked in more than 200 films since his debut as a child actor. Aditya Music who is a renowned music company in the Telugu industry took to their social platform and shared the heartbreaking news.
Apart from that, Surya participated in the Telugu reality TV show Bigg Boss 4 hosted by Akkineni Nagarjuna but got eliminated in the first week of the show. Surya Kiran married actor Kalyani (Kaveri) before separating a few years later. His younger sister, Sujatha Dhanush, is also an actor who works primarily in the South Indian cinema.
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