In the upcoming episode of the popular Indian sitcom 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah', Jethaa Lal helps his father Champakk Lal after accidentally breaking his glasses. With his father unable to see, Jethaa Lal acts as his "third eye", escorting him and helping with daily tasks. The episode emphasizes the importance of caring for elderly parents. It sends a message that sons should aid their fathers during difficult times, as parents sacrifice so much to raise their children.
In the upcoming episode of the popular Indian sitcom 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah', Jethaa Lal helps his father Champakk Lal after accidentally breaking his glasses. With his father unable to see, Jethaa Lal acts as his "third eye", escorting him and helping with daily tasks. The episode emphasizes the importance of caring for elderly parents. It sends a message that sons should aid their fathers during difficult times, as parents sacrifice so much to raise their children.
In the upcoming episode of the popular Indian sitcom 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah', Jethaa Lal helps his father Champakk Lal after accidentally breaking his glasses. With his father unable to see, Jethaa Lal acts as his "third eye", escorting him and helping with daily tasks. The episode emphasizes the importance of caring for elderly parents. It sends a message that sons should aid their fathers during difficult times, as parents sacrifice so much to raise their children.
Mumbai: In a quirky twist to Neela Film Productions Private Limited’s show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' (TMKOC), Jethaa Lal comes to the rescue of his father Champakk Lal. Having inadvertently broken his father’s spectacles the previous night, Jethaa Lal now has to help his father carry out his routine tasks. The following morning, Jethaa Lal escorts his father for the morning walk in the park and introduces him to his friends as his ‘third eye’. Champakk Lal’s friends are impressed with Jethaa Lal for his dedication to his father and appreciate himTaarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is not just a comedy show anymore but with its focus on delivering social messages, has made it one of the most popular family shows in the country. The upcoming episode impresses on viewers the importance of caring for elders and to be ideal sons or daughters to their ageing parents. After all, whatever we achieve in life is because of them and their upbringing. A father’s broken spectacles and consequently, his loss of sight is merely a representation to emphasise on the son’s responsibility to aid his elderly father through this phase. The episode sends a subtle message to viewers to take good care of their parents. Catch all the drama and the hilarious situations Jethaa Lal finds himself in, while trying to be the eyes of his father. Watch Neela Film Productions Private Limited’s show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah from Monday to Friday at 8:30pm only on SAB TV. Appreciating India's humanitarian and developmental efforts in Afghanistan such as building the Salma Dam, roads, and other infrastructure projects in the country, the Taliban has asked India to refrain from playing a military role in Afghanistan. Anil Deshmukh probe: Court adjourns bail application of minister's close aide Sanjeev Palande to August 21
Speaking to ANI, Qatar-based spokesperson of Taliban Suhail
Shaheen said, "What do you mean by military role? If they come to Afghanistan militarily and have their presence. I think that will not be good for them, they have seen the fate of military presence in Afghanistan of other countries. So it is an open book for them. And about their help to the Afghan people or national projects, I think that is something which is appreciated." India has been assisting Afghanistan in capacity building, whether it is parliament, schools, roads or dams. India has infused more than USD 2 billion in assistance to Afghanistan. "We appreciate everything that has been done for the people of Afghanistan like dams, national projects, infrastructure and anything that is for the development of Afghanistan, for its reconstruction, for economic prosperity and for the people of Afghanistan," Shaheen added. Fearing an escalation of violence between Afghan forces and Taliban, many countries including India and the United States had evacuated staff from consulates located in provinces that had fallen under the Taliban. Many countries have cut the number of staff even as the Taliban said that the diplomatic community will not be targeted. "About assurance to diplomats and embassies, there is no danger from our side to them. We will not target any embassy, any diplomat that we have said in our statements, not once but many times. So it is our commitment that is being published is in media. On India's concerns, I think it is up to them. About us, our position is clear we are not targeting any diplomat or embassy," Suhail Shahen told ANI. Asked about the safety of Sikhs and Hindus living in Afghanistan specifically about the incident when a gurdwara in Paktia province had brought down the Sikh religious flag, the Taliban spokesperson claimed that the flag was brought down by Sikh community themselves and minorities will be allowed to practice their rituals. "That flag was removed by the Sikh community there. They removed that themselves. When there were reports in the media, we reached to our officials in Paktika province and informed them about that and then our security forces went to the gurdwara and asked about the problem," said Shaheen adding the group has assured that the community can perform their religious rituals and ceremonies. Taliban and Pakistan-based terror outfits like Lashkar-e-Taiba are said to share deep ties. For more than a decade Shuras have been operating from the Pakistani cities of Quetta and Peshawar. It is believed that Taliban leadership also enjoys good ties with the Pakistan spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). Meanwhile, India fears that if the Taliban takes guard in Afghanistan, its land will be used against anti-India activities. Taliban spokesperson discards the link between Pakistani terror outfits and the Taliban and termed it as politically motivated and baseless allegations. He also added that Afghan soil will not be used against any foreign country including India. "These are baseless allegations. They are created not based on ground realities but on the basis of their certain policies towards us and on the basis of politically motivated goals. We have a general policy about that we are committed not to allow anyone to use the soil of Afghanistan against any country including the neighbouring countries," Taliban spokesperson told ANI in an interview. In 1999 an Indian plane IC 814 was hijacked and brought to Afghanistan right under the nose of the Taliban regime. Taliban has taken control of almost all major provinces including Kandhar, Herat, Mazhar-e-Sharif and Lashkar Gah and is making swift advances with no intra-Afghan peace deal in sight. Taliban spokesperson said that there has been no use of violence from its side and provinces are falling on their own. "We are taking the provincial centres and areas falling to us. They are falling voluntarily to us. You can see the videos of hundreds and thousands of security forces and administration. They are coming to our side and joining that is true but they are not joining because of violence. Violence or killing of innocent people is carried by the Kabul administration and we condemn that. Why we should tell our people to increase violence when it is contrary to our policy." He also spoke on possible power-sharing and alleged that Kabul was reluctant and not showing flexibility.