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The Supreme Court has quashed FIRs against Samay Raina and four other comedians over alleged offensive remarks about Persons with Disabilities on India's Got Latent. The court noted their compliance with awareness initiatives while continuing to examine measures against harmful content

Comedian Samay Raina is set to release his new comedy special Still Alive on YouTube, marking his return after last year’s controversy. The special reflects his personal journey, blending raw humour with experiences from backlash, legal issues and a global tour

Ranveer took to Instagram, where he shared a string of pictures featuring him posing along with his family, pet, friends and crew members. For the caption, he wrote: "Thank you to my loved ones Thank you universe! A new blessed chapter begins - Rebirth."

Maharashtra Cyber Cell recorded the statement of Samay on Monday but he has been called again for questioning by Maharashtra Cyber Cell.

Both Maharashtra Cyber and Mumbai police are pursuing the matter after YouTuber and podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia made controversial remarks on Samay Raina's YouTube show, in which Apoorva is also involved

Making the announcement in an Instagram story, Samay said that the controversy surrounding the series is "too much to handle".

The uproar has led to a legal complaint against both Allahbadia and Samay Raina, along with the show's organisers.

Fadnavis says everyone has freedom of speech, but this freedom ends when we encroach upon others' freedom

The excerpt features a judge on the show mocking a contestant's view on politics and voting after she admitted to not voting and having no interest in politics. The judge, seemingly making a joke, remarked, "Kerala, Saar... 100 percent literacy Saar..."