News4u-Entertainment Desk-agencies-Hollywood star Jim Carrey isn’t crying over his recent breakup with ex-playboy model Jenny McCarthy, at least not publicly.

Hours after announcing his split on Tuesday, the ‘Bruce Almighty’ star was back to work in Los Angeles, filming a promo for ‘Idol Gives Back’ American Idol’s annual star-studded charity special, reported People magazine.

“You would never have known that (the breakup) had just happened. Jim is a constant professional,” a source said.

The 48-year-old actor, who filmed the spots in an adjacent studio to where the live American Idol telecast was taking place, was joined by funnymen Russell Brand and Jonah Hill and the three were in high spirits.

“Jim was loose and relaxed. It was a lot of fun,” the source added.

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News4u-News Desk- The indefinite curfew, clamped in 25 police station limits in Hyderabad has been relaxed for six hours in two phases, providing much needed relief to the people reeling under restrictions for the seventh day on Sunday.

Relieved over the return of peace to trouble-torn areas, the Hyderabad Police first relaxed curfew for three hours from 0700 hrs in eight Police Stations of Tappachabutra, Asifnagar, Mangalhat, Kulsumpura, Shahinayathgunj,Habeebnagar, Begumbazar  and Afzalgunj in West-East-Central zones.

Curfew was then relaxed for another three hours from 1000 hrs in 17 Police Station limits in Charminar, Hussainialam, Kamatipura, Bahadhurpura, Kalapathar, Falaknuma, Chatrinaka, Shahalibanda, Moghalpura, Bhavaninagar, Dabeerpura, Mirchowk, Reinbazar, Madannapet, Santhoshnagar, Kanchanbagh and Chandrayangutta, in the communally sensitive South Zone.

Thousands of young and old came rushing from their homes and queued up to buy milk vegetables and groceries. Long queues were also seen in front of medical shops.

City Police Commissioner A K Khan told mediapersons that if the present situation continued, they would consider lifting curfew during daytime on Monday. Police continued heavy deployment of central para-military forces, besides the state forces including the elite OCTOPUS personnel.

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News4u-News Desk-Curfew will be relaxed in the communal violence-hit areas of the city on Saturday as the situation remained incident-free on Friday and prayers at local mosques passed off peacefully.

According to City Police Commissioner A.K. Khan, prohibitory orders will be relaxed from 10 am to 1 pm in all 17 police stations limits in the old city and from 8 am to 10 am in eight areas outside the old city.

“As everything was peaceful today we decided to relax the curfew tomorrow in all 25 police stations where it was imposed. We will gradually increase relaxation if the situation continues to be peaceful,” he said.

There was, however, no relaxation on Friday in curfew, which was lifted for two hours on Thursday, in view of the sensitive nature of the law and order situation.

No untoward incident was reported from any part of the city after religious leaders appealed to the faithful to offer Friday prayers at home on the request of the Police Commissioner.

Police allowed small groups of people to offer prayers at local mosques at some places.

All roads leading to the historic Mecca Masjid were sealed off completely.

Meanwhile, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation personnel removed all flags and banners of religious nature from city walls and poles.

A man in the old city lost his life as medical treatment was not available to him allegedly due to curfew.

As many as 30 companies of central forces are deployed at all sensitive areas of the city and around 130 people were taken into custody for their alleged involvement in the clashes, police said.

Two persons were killed and over 90 sustained injuries in the clashes that began last Saturday over the issue of putting up religious flags.

The city police initially imposed curfew in 17 police stations of the old city. As violence spread to other areas, curfew was later extended to eight more stations.

TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu alleged that some political leaders could be behind the communal violence in the city.

“Communal violence in the city could be an attempt to trouble the government. I am not saying this. Some Congress leaders have made these allegations. Leaders of other parties have also said this,” Naidu said.

Congress leaders K. Keshava Rao and J.C. Diwakar Reddy sought an inquiry into the violence.

The BJP has already sought a judicial inquiry into the clashes.

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News4u  – News Desk : With no fresh incident of violence reported, curfew was today relaxed in all the five police station areas of the riot-torn city.

“Curfew has been relaxed in five police areas – Prem Nagar, Qila, Baradari, Kotwali and Subhash Nagar – for four hours, from 10 am to 2 pm, this morning and people have been allowed to come out of their houses after 13 days,” official sources said.

The district administration decided to relax the curfew last night after assessing the situation.

However, as a preventive measure the administration has decided not to allow vehicles ply on city roads.”Only pedestrians, cycles and rickshaws have been allowed to move in the city,” they said.

Besides, the administration has directed that only grocery and ration shops would be allowed to open during relaxation in the curfew.

“The administration has allowed medical stores to open in case of emergency,” the sources said.

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News4u-News Desk- Lucknow, PTI) Day curfew was today relaxed in the four localities of Bareilly town for ten hours after no fresh incident was reported from these police areas.

The curfew in all the four police station areas of Kotwali, Prem Nagar, Quila and Baradari was relaxed from eight in the morning to six in the evening, ADG Law and Order, Brij Lal said here.

Day curfew, which was lifted on March 7, was reimposed in these areas of the city yesterday in the wake of fresh tension following arrest of a prominent sunni cleric, Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan in connection with communal clashes last week.

A total of 266 people have been arrested, the ADG said, adding the ongoing examination were conducted peacefully.

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News4u-News Desk-Curfew was relaxed for 90 minutes in at least three places in Ludhiana, where situation on Sunday remained peaceful, a day after violent clashes between police and Sikh protesters objecting to a religious congregation by a sect claimed one life and injured 15 others.

The curfew was relaxed for 90 minutes in areas falling under Model town, Saraba Nagar and police station division number five, officials said adding the situation remained peaceful but tense during the period.

However, strict vigil was in place in rest of the city with forces keeping an eagle’s watch on the situation.

The curfew will remain clamped till further orders to maintain peace and order, Deputy Commissioner Vikas Garg said on Sunday.

Also, the funeral of Darshan Singh (54), who was killed in the clash went off peacefully at his native Lohara village.

The Punjab Government has announced an ex-gratia grant of Rs five lakh to the next of kin of the victim, officials said in Ludhiana.

Singh along with other Sikh radicals was trying to move towards the venue of a religious function organised by Ashutosh Maharaj. When they refused to stop, police allegedly resorted to firing resulting in Singh’s death and injuries to several others.

Meanwhile, Sikh radical organisations, including Damdami Taksal, have called for Punjab shut down on Monday.

However, essential services including medical, rail and public transport have been exempted from the shut down.

In view of the shut down call, the Deputy Commissioner of Ludhiana has issued orders that all schools, colleges and other educational institutions in the district will remain closed on Monday.

While the Punjab Congress has demanded dismissal of the Parkash Singh Badal government for allegedly failing to maintain law and order in Ludhiana, the CPI said violence in the industrial city was direct result of the policy of appeasement pursued by the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)-BJP government towards radical Sikh organisations in the state.

Seeking imposition of President Rule, Punjab Congress spokesman Sukhpal Singh Khaira said “Badal and his son and deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal have failed to maintain peace in the state on more than one occasion.”

“The last two days’ mob violence in Ludhiana has clearly indicated the total collapse of law and order in the state,” he said.

“Akali Dal has learnt no lesson from several years of terrorism in the state. The same people are leading the radical organisations today who were once the kingpins of terrorism in its hey days,” Joginder Dayal, member of the national executive of CPI said.

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News4u-News Desk- A relaxation of over eight hours in the curfew would be effected in the day hours in Ichalkaranji on Saturday.

The curfew would be relaxed from 09.30 am to 6.00 pm, Superintendent of Police, Kolhapur, Yashsvi Yadav, said on Friday adding if any unlawful incident occurs then it would be reimposed.

There was, however, no major incident reported in the city on Friday, the SP said.

Communal clashes broke out at Sangli on 3^rd September over a hoarding on an arch constructed by pro-Hindutva organisations portraying the 16th century historical encounter in which Maratha warrior king Shivaji slayed Mughal general Afzal Khan.

The trouble spilled over to adjoining areas of Miraj and Ichalkaranji, the textile town in Kolhapur district, leading to the imposition of curfew.

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News4u-News Desk- S.Khatri -Curfew was relaxed in the morning on Wednesday at the riot-hit western Maharashtra towns of Miraj, Sangli and Ichalkaranji, following gradual improvement in the situation, authorities said.

In Miraj, where the trouble sparked off on 3rd September during the Lord Ganesha idol immersion procession, curfew was relaxed for four hours from 0800 hours to 1200 hours.

In Sangli and Ichalkaranji where one person was stabbed to death and five others were injured, curfew was relaxed from 1000 hours to 1300 hours to allow people to shop for daily necessities.

The situation was slowly returning to normal after an all party meeting held in Mumbai on Tuesday at which a peace formula was worked out, official sources said.

The representatives of Sarvajanik Ganesh mandals in Miraj have decided to immerse the remaining idols tomorrow, alomst a week after the ‘Ananthchaturdashi day’ when the procession was disrupted.

Majority of the 154 Ganesh mandals there had refused to immerse the Ganesh idols as mark of protest.

The meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Chavan also announced that innocent persons arrested during the riots would be freed immediately.

Meanwhile, two units of Rapid Action Force have been deployed in Sangli, Tasgoan, and Miraj to keep a check on the situation.

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News4u-News Desk-An indefinite curfew, imposed in Imphal following protests over the killing of a youth allegedly in a fake encounter, was relaxed for nine hours from early Wednesday morning.

Official sources said the curfew, clamped in Imphal East and West districts of Manipur since 4th August, was relaxed to enable the people to buy essential items.

The curfew was partially relaxed over the weekend, but reimposed yesterday following protesters trying to defy the restrictions.

Authorities said the curfew was relaxed for nine hours from 5:00 am this morning. During the relaxation, banks and government offices would also remain open.

The curfew was clamped after several organisations led by major social outfit Apunba Lup began agitation over the killing of one Sanjit by police commandos in an alleged fake encounter at Imphal market complex on 23rd July.

A pregnant woman was also killed and five others were injured by stray bullets in the incident.

The outfit has been demanding resignation of Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh over the encounter.
The sources, however, said the situation had improved since Apunba Lub had submitted a memorandum to Governor Gurbachan Jagat on Tuesday.

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News4u-News Desk-Indefinite curfew, imposed since Tuesday night, in Imphal East and Imphal West districts of Manipur was relaxed for four hours in the early hours of Thursday to enable people to buy essential items but was re-imposed following widespread protests, official sources said.

Official sources said curfew was re-imposed from 9 a.m. again in the two districts in view of the tense situation as widespread protests were reported from various parts of the valley districts against the killing of Ch Sanjit (27) by police commandos in alleged fake encounter on 23rd July.

Hundreds of people on late Wednesday night defied indefinite curfew in interior parts of the two districts and took out torch rallies to protest the killing of Sanjit by police

commandos.

A pregnant woman was also killed by stray bullets on 23rd July at Imphal market complex while five persons were injured.

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh had said on Wednesday that a judicial enquiry had been ordered into 23rd July incident and six police commandos, including an assistant sub inspector,

were suspended from services in connection with the incident.

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