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A |     Shah Rukh Khan is preparing in full swing for his upcoming film, King and is also training his daughter Suhana Khan, who will make her theatrical debut with the Siddharth Anand directorial. During an event in Dubai, that was attended by SRK and filmmaker Farah Khan, the latter revealed that the actor is training Suhana on set, especially for action scenes.           During the launch of a commercial tower named after the superstar, Farah said, "Shah Rukh’s son Aryan has made the most kick-a** web series, The Ba***ds of Bollywood. Suhana is so hardworking. She is now going to be in King. I know that you are training her in action."                                                                       View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Siddharth Anand (@s1danand)                              Suhana Khan made her Bollywood debut with Zoya Akhtar's The Archies, which streamed on OTT. Now, the star kid is all set to make her theatrical debut.     King has created a buzz among fans due to its impressive ensemble cast and grand scale. The official title announcement took place this year on SRK's birthday. The clip opened with a high-octane, stylised action sequence that sees SRK's character take down enemies. It is followed by a deep and chilling voiceover, "Kitne khoon kiye, yaad nahi...Acche log the ya bure, kabhi pucha nahi. Baas unki aankhon mein ehsaas dekha, yeh unki akhri saans hai. And main uski wajah." (How many people I’ve killed, I don’t remember. Whether they were good or bad, I never thought about it. I just saw it in their eyes… that this was their last breath. And I was the reason.)          Backed by Red Chillies Entertainment and Marflix Pictures, King features a stellar cast of big stars, including Abhishek Bachchan, Suhana Khan, Deepika Padukone, Rani Mukerji, Raghav Juyal, Jaideep Ahlawat, Arshad Warsi, Saurabh Shukla, Abhay Verma, and others. The movie is currently in production and is scheduled for a grand release in 2026.     Also Read: Here’s Why Shah Rukh Khan Doesn’t Want Suhana Khan to Have Black Coffee。

B |     GOMA, Congo -- Congo's president said he will gradually ease the state of military rule in the conflict-riddled east and lift some restrictions imposed more than two years ago. Speaking to the nation Thursday, President Felix Tshisekedi said there would be a gradual easing of the state of siege in North Kivu and Ituri provinces, which includes ending a curfew, allowing peaceful demonstrations and for people to live normal lives.The announcement comes more than two months ahead of presidential elections, when Tshisekedi hopes to secure a second term. He implemented the state of siege in 2021, allowing military and police to take control from civilian institutions, in an attempt to stem rising violence.More than 120 armed groups are fighting in the region, mostly for land and control of mines with valuable minerals, while some groups are trying to protect their communities.“I have taken the firm resolution to lead the populations of the provinces of Ituri and North Kivu towards a gradual and progressive easing of the regime and the restriction of the state of siege,” said Tshisekedi.Civil society and rights groups have criticized the state of siege, accusing security forces of exploiting their power against the population.“It has failed in its stated purpose of rapidly improving the security situation. Military authorities have instead used their extraordinary powers to further undermine people’s rights with impunity, including freedoms of expression and assembly, and the right to justice,” said Amnesty International.Despite military rule, violence in the region has continued and intensified. At least one militia linked to the Islamic State group has expanded its presence, while rebel groups such as M23 have seized towns, displacing tens of thousands of people. The United States Embassy in Congo said Thursday that it was greatly concerned about the increased violence in North Kivu province, where M23 is active, and the ensuing loss of lives and displacement. It called on the government to redouble its efforts to protect civilians. ———Kamale reported from Kinshasa。

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