Political tensions intensified in Delhi after Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra marched towards Lok Kalyan Marg and staged a protest over alleged police action against students during the CJP demonstration. Amid the standoff, Union Minister Jitendra Singh met Rahul Gandhi and urged him to end the protest. The developments have added a fresh political dimension to the growing debate over student protests and government accountability.

Rahul Gandhi leads protest outside PM's residence

Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge staged a sit-in protest outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence, escalating the party's attack on the Centre over the crackdown on protesting students and youth. The Congress accused the government of suppressing democratic dissent following police action against demonstrators in Delhi.

PM speaks on paper leak a day after massive protests in Delhi 

A massive youth volcano erupted on Delhi's streets today. With massive protests and clashes in the national capital. Where do things stand? How did they reach this point? Where do they go from here?


Modi government shaken by youth volcano on Delhi streets

Delhi has emerged as the world’s most affordable major city for a romantic date, while also offering some of the cheapest property and internet costs globally. However, the capital’s low salary levels and quality-of-life challenges continue to weigh on its overall ranking.According to Deutsche Bank’s “Mapping the World’s Prices 2026” report, Delhi recorded the lowest cost for a “cheap date” among 69 cities surveyed. A date including a meal for two, cinema tickets, transport, coffee, a bottle of wine, clothing purchases and a taxi ride costs around $103 (nearly Rs 9,920) in Delhi.In comparison, Geneva topped the list as the most expensive city for a date, with the same experience costing around $475 (approximately Rs 45,750).The report also highlighted Delhi’s affordability in other areas. The city offered the world’s cheapest broadband internet connection, with a monthly plan costing about $7.3 (around Rs 703). Property prices in central Delhi were also among the lowest compared with global cities, averaging nearly $2,465 per square metre.However, affordability came alongside lower earnings. Delhi ranked 66th out of 69 cities in terms of monthly net salary, with residents earning an average of $538 (around Rs 51,800) per month. The figure is nearly 10 times lower than New York’s level and far behind Zurich, which topped the salary rankings with average monthly pay of $8,363.The report noted that Delhi’s salaries have declined in dollar terms over the past decade, falling nearly 17.7 per cent compared with 2016 levels. Despite some improvement in property values since 2019, the city continues to face challenges related to purchasing power, pollution, commute times and healthcare.Delhi also remained among the cheapest cities for daily expenses. A cappuccino costs about $2.40, while a three-bedroom apartment in the city centre rents for approximately $685 per month.The report, prepared by Deutsche Bank researchers Jim Reid and Galina Pozdnyakova, used crowdsourced data from Numbeo, adjusted and analysed by the bank’s research team. It ranked Delhi 52nd overall on its cost-based “Oasis” index, reflecting the city’s relatively low prices but highlighting the gap between affordability and living standards.

Delhi is the world's cheapest major city for a romantic date and offers the lowest broadband costs, but ranks among the lowest globally for salaries and does not feature in the top quality-of-life rankings.

Delhi has emerged as the world’s most affordable major city for a romantic date, while also offering some of the cheapest property and internet costs globally. However, the capital’s low salary levels and quality-of-life challenges continue to weigh on its overall ranking. According to Deutsche Bank’s “Mapping the World’s Prices 2026” report, Delhi recorded the lowest cost for a “cheap date” among 69 cities surveyed. A date including a meal for two, cinema tickets, transport, coffee, a bottle of wine, clothing purchases and a taxi ride costs around $103 (nearly Rs 9,920) in Delhi. In comparison, Geneva topped the list as the most expensive city for a date, with the same experience costing around $475 (approximately Rs 45,750). The report also highlighted Delhi’s affordability in other areas. The city offered the world’s cheapest broadband internet connection, with a monthly plan costing about $7.3 (around Rs 703). Property prices in central Delhi were also among the lowest compared with global cities, averaging nearly $2,465 per square metre. However, affordability came alongside lower earnings. Delhi ranked 66th out of 69 cities in terms of monthly net salary, with residents earning an average of $538 (around Rs 51,800) per month. The figure is nearly 10 times lower than New York’s level and far behind Zurich, which topped the salary rankings with average monthly pay of $8,363. The report noted that Delhi’s salaries have declined in dollar terms over the past decade, falling nearly 17.7 per cent compared with 2016 levels. Despite some improvement in property values since 2019, the city continues to face challenges related to purchasing power, pollution, commute times and healthcare. Delhi also remained among the cheapest cities for daily expenses. A cappuccino costs about $2.40, while a three-bedroom apartment in the city centre rents for approximately $685 per month. The report, prepared by Deutsche Bank researchers Jim Reid and Galina Pozdnyakova, used crowdsourced data from Numbeo, adjusted and analysed by the bank’s research team. It ranked Delhi 52nd overall on its cost-based “Oasis” index, reflecting the city’s relatively low prices but highlighting the gap between affordability and living standards.

Delhi is the world's cheapest major city for a romantic date and offers the lowest broadband costs, but ranks among the lowest globally for salaries and does not feature in the top quality-of-life rankings.

Delhi beats New York, London and Zurich on cheap romantic dates – but loses on salaries

A recent report from Deutsche Bank, "Mapping the World's Prices 2026," highlights a stark contrast in global economic conditions, identifying Delhi as one of the cities with the lowest average salaries while Zurich leads the world in pay.  


Delhi tops world's poorest pay cities list; Zurich pay 15X more than Delhi does

Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta, on July 14, 2026, unveiled ‘Mayur’, the official mascot of the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships 2026. It was unveiled in the presence of several prominent figures, such as Delhi Education and Sports Minister Ashish Sood and Commonwealth Table Tennis Federation President Vivek Kohli.&nbsp;“Today’s mascot launch, Mayur, India’s national bird, has feathers representing the flags of all nations participating in this event. Mayur, symbolising energy and enthusiasm, is the perfect mascot for the Commonwealth Table Tennis event,” said Delhi CM Rekha Gupta.&nbsp;Inspired by India’s national bird, the “peacock”, the mascot reflects the spirit, heritage and vibrant identity of a nation ready to welcome the Commonwealth. It features feathers representing the flags of participating Commonwealth nations, symbolising unity, friendship, and sportsmanship.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/odisha-man-allegedly-hit-with-phone-by-wife-autopsy-liver-failure-1783951869220">Odisha man allegedly struck with mobile phone dies, autopsy reveals a twist in case</a>“By hosting this event in Delhi, we are putting our capital on the international platform. As the Chief Minister of Delhi, I congratulate you all. It is our government’s effort to provide the youth and athletes of Delhi with the opportunities they deserve," said Delhi CM Rekha Gupta.Delhi eagerly looks forward to welcoming athletes, officials and delegates from over 25 Commonwealth nations to the Tyagraj Stadium from 27 July to 2 August. The championship will celebrate sporting excellence, strengthen the bonds of the Commonwealth and present to the world the warmth, hospitality and organisational excellence of our Capital.&nbsp;

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta unveiled 'Mayur', the official mascot of the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships 2026, ahead of the tournament from July 27 to August 2.

Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta, on July 14, 2026, unveiled ‘Mayur’, the official mascot of the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships 2026. It was unveiled in the presence of several prominent figures, such as Delhi Education and Sports Minister Ashish Sood and Commonwealth Table Tennis Federation President Vivek Kohli. “Today’s mascot launch, Mayur, India’s national bird, has feathers representing the flags of all nations participating in this event. Mayur, symbolising energy and enthusiasm, is the perfect mascot for the Commonwealth Table Tennis event,” said Delhi CM Rekha Gupta. Inspired by India’s national bird, the “peacock”, the mascot reflects the spirit, heritage and vibrant identity of a nation ready to welcome the Commonwealth. It features feathers representing the flags of participating Commonwealth nations, symbolising unity, friendship, and sportsmanship. Also Read: Odisha man allegedly struck with mobile phone dies, autopsy reveals a twist in case “By hosting this event in Delhi, we are putting our capital on the international platform. As the Chief Minister of Delhi, I congratulate you all. It is our government’s effort to provide the youth and athletes of Delhi with the opportunities they deserve," said Delhi CM Rekha Gupta. Delhi eagerly looks forward to welcoming athletes, officials and delegates from over 25 Commonwealth nations to the Tyagraj Stadium from 27 July to 2 August. The championship will celebrate sporting excellence, strengthen the bonds of the Commonwealth and present to the world the warmth, hospitality and organisational excellence of our Capital.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta unveiled 'Mayur', the official mascot of the 22nd Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships 2026, ahead of the tournament from July 27 to August 2.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta unveils 'Mayur' mascot for Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships 2026

Three shooters associated with the Lawrence Bishnoi gang have been arrested by Delhi Police, officials said on Sunday. They were allegedly planning to carry out multiple target killings after they received information through a network based abroad. The Delhi police were tracking them after inputs were received about the activity.


Delhi police bust Lawrence Bishnoi gang module; three arrested

The Delhi Government will move to a reactive, AQI-triggered pollution response to combat air pollution during the upcoming winter months. The series of restrictions will come into effect from November 1 to February 28 every year. This includes curbs on vehicles, construction and demolition, and other auxiliary measures like staggered office timings and work from home. The framework of actions, notified on June 23, will be implemented alongside the Graded Response Action Plan to reduce disruptions to workplaces, educational institutions and transport through advance planning.&nbsp;<h2>What are the new restrictions?</h2>Motor vehicles registered outside Delhi and below the BS-VI emission standard will not be allowed to ply in the national capital from November 1 to January 31 every year. CNGs, electric vehicles, emergency services such as ambulances, fire tenders and police vehicles, and other categories are exempted from this. Vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate are banned from refuelling at any petrol pump. Authorised parking facilities other than those owned and operated by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation across Delhi will double their rates to discourage the use of private vehicles.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/vatican-sspx-formal-schism-excommunicates-bishops-consecrations-1783002234839">Vatican declares SSPX in formal schism, excommunicates bishops after defiant consecrations</a>“All motor vehicles registered outside the National Capital Territory of Delhi and below BS-VI emission standards shall not be permitted to ply in Delhi. Transport Department, GNCTD, Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Traffic Police shall ensure strict compliance with the direction,” says the notification.&nbsp;The Delhi government requires 50 per cent physical staff attendance in government and private offices. &nbsp;“All private entities are to… implement staggered working hours, ensure strict compliance with work-from-home norms, minimise vehicular movement associated with office commute by using methods like car-pooling, ride-sharing, common bus, promoting public transport, etc.,” says the notification.&nbsp;There will be a ban on dust-generating demolition and open civil construction activities from November 1 to January 31. There will be a ban on all construction and demolition activities from December 10 to January 20, barring urgent government projects. During that period, vehicles carrying loose construction materials are barred from entering Delhi, except those engaged in activities of national importance. Commercial construction sites exceeding 3000 square meters must employ 100 GSM green anti-smog nets and anti-smog guns.&nbsp;

Delhi's new winter pollution plan brings AQI-based vehicle curbs, construction bans, staggered office hours and work-from-home measures.

The Delhi Government will move to a reactive, AQI-triggered pollution response to combat air pollution during the upcoming winter months. The series of restrictions will come into effect from November 1 to February 28 every year. This includes curbs on vehicles, construction and demolition, and other auxiliary measures like staggered office timings and work from home. The framework of actions, notified on June 23, will be implemented alongside the Graded Response Action Plan to reduce disruptions to workplaces, educational institutions and transport through advance planning. What are the new restrictions? Motor vehicles registered outside Delhi and below the BS-VI emission standard will not be allowed to ply in the national capital from November 1 to January 31 every year. CNGs, electric vehicles, emergency services such as ambulances, fire tenders and police vehicles, and other categories are exempted from this. Vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate are banned from refuelling at any petrol pump. Authorised parking facilities other than those owned and operated by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation across Delhi will double their rates to discourage the use of private vehicles. Also Read: Vatican declares SSPX in formal schism, excommunicates bishops after defiant consecrations “All motor vehicles registered outside the National Capital Territory of Delhi and below BS-VI emission standards shall not be permitted to ply in Delhi. Transport Department, GNCTD, Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Traffic Police shall ensure strict compliance with the direction,” says the notification. The Delhi government requires 50 per cent physical staff attendance in government and private offices. “All private entities are to… implement staggered working hours, ensure strict compliance with work-from-home norms, minimise vehicular movement associated with office commute by using methods like car-pooling, ride-sharing, common bus, promoting public transport, etc.,” says the notification. There will be a ban on dust-generating demolition and open civil construction activities from November 1 to January 31. There will be a ban on all construction and demolition activities from December 10 to January 20, barring urgent government projects. During that period, vehicles carrying loose construction materials are barred from entering Delhi, except those engaged in activities of national importance. Commercial construction sites exceeding 3000 square meters must employ 100 GSM green anti-smog nets and anti-smog guns.

Delhi's new winter pollution plan brings AQI-based vehicle curbs, construction bans, staggered office hours and work-from-home measures.

Delhi's new winter pollution rules explained: Vehicle curbs, construction ban and WFH norms

Notifying its new EV policy on Monday (June 29, 2026), the Delhi government said that it would focus entirely on electric vehicles and that no subsidies would be provided for hybrid vehicles. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that the Cabinet had approved the policy at a ₹7,000 crore budget with an overall investment of ₹15,000 crore, including for development of charging infrastructure, purchase and scrapping incentives.

What Delhi's new EV policy means for you?

New Delhi has made its most aggressive pitch to global capital markets. Through the income tax amendment, India has wiped out both the 20 percent withholding tax on interest income, and the 12.5 percent long-term capital gains tax on government bonds for foreign investors.


India Unlocks Bond Market For Global Funds

Relief from the scorching summer heat may finally be on the way for parts of north India. The India meteorological department has forecast rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across Delhi and several northern states as the southwest monsoon continues its advance.

India Weather Alert: Monsoon Brings Relief To North India, Fresh Weather Alert For Delhi-NCR

From milk booths in Delhi to a pan-India food print, mother dairy is entering its next growth phase. On this edition of big business bet, WION speaks to mother dairy and NDDB chairman Dr Meenesh Shah about expansion plans, new food categories and the company's biggest business bet yet.


Mother Dairy Eyes Global Markets & Export Growth

A shocking case has emerged in which a suspect reportedly travelled nearly 1400 kilometres from West Bengal to Delhi before allegedly murdering a professor, raising serious questions about motive and planning. Investigators are probing the circumstances behind the long-distance journey and what triggered the brutal attack. The incident has sparked widespread concern over rising violent crimes and the breakdown of personal and academic safety.


West Bengal to Delhi: 1400 Km Travel to Murder a Professor, But Why?

Chief Minister D K Shivakumar will attend the 11th Governing Council meeting of Niti Aayog in Delhi on Thursday.


Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Visits Delhi Amid Buzz Over Cabinet Expansion

 After days of anticipation, India's southwest monsoon is set to arrive over Kerala today, officially launching the country's most important weather season and stirring weather conditions across large parts of the country.

Indian Monsoon: Delhi-NCR Weather Turns Stormy As Rain & Strong Winds Set To Lash Region 

Delhi Police have arrested hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj after the deadly fire in Malviya Nagar. The massive blaze killed at least 21 people, including several foreign nationals. Officials said the fire broke out in a building housing a hotel and restaurant. Investigators are probing alleged fire safety violations and illegal construction inside the property.


Delhi Malviya Nagar Fire: 21 Dead In Delhi Hotel Fire Including 12 Foreign Nationals

Delhi Police have arrested hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj after the deadly fire in Malviya Nagar. The massive blaze killed at least 21 people, including several foreign nationals. Officials said the fire broke out in a building housing a hotel and restaurant. Investigators are probing alleged fire safety violations and illegal construction inside the property.

Delhi Malviya Nagar Fire: Hotel Owner Arrested Over Safety Violations 

At least 10 people have died after a massive fire broke out in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar area, according to police. Emergency teams rushed to the spot as flames engulfed a restaurant and nearby sections of the building.
Delhi Fire Services launched a rescue operation and successfully pulled three people out from the site.

Delhi Malviya Nagar Fire: Massive Fire In Delhi’s Malviya Nagar Kills At Least Ten People | Breaking

Unseasonal rain, thunderstorms and hailstorms have brought major relief from scorching heat across north India, especially in Delhi-NCR, where temperatures have dropped well below normal.  Watch the full video to know more on this!

India Weather Alert: Extreme Weather Alert Issued In Delhi-NCR

A multi-storey building collapsed suddenly on Saturday evening in South Delhi’s Mehrauli area amid fears that several people may still be trapped under the debris. Rescue teams rushed to the site in the Saeedulajab area of Mehrauli and started rescue operations as rescuers raced against time to reach survivors.&nbsp;As per latest reports, nine people were pulled out from the rubble, while search operations continue amid concerns that more could be buried beneath the rubble.The building collapse triggered a large-scale emergency response, with firefighters, police personnel and rescue teams rushing to the site.Delhi Fire Service said information about the building collapse was received at around 7.44 pm.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">A five-storey building collapsed in Delhi’s Mehrauli area. Emergency teams have been deployed to the site, and authorities are working to locate and rescue anyone who may be trapped under the debris (Source: ANI) <a href="https://t.co/qrLie9i78x">pic.twitter.com/qrLie9i78x</a>&mdash; WION (@WIONews) <a href="https://x.com/WIONews/status/2060747765324607931?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 30, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/locals-hurl-eggs-and-stones-at-abhishek-banerjee-manhandle-him-in-sonarpur-tmc-cries-foul-1780150286900">Locals hurl eggs and stones at Abhishek Banerjee, manhandle him in Sonarpur; TMC cries foul</a>&nbsp;As the scale of the damage and fear of loss of life became clear, the fire department called for reinforcements and deployed additional manpower to the site.Officials said six fire service vehicles have been sent to the spot as part of the ongoing operation. Senior officers also rushed to the location to supervise rescue efforts.&nbsp;Rescue personnel are carefully removing debris and searching for signs of life, with teams working through the wreckage amid fears that several people may be trapped.&nbsp;Emergency responders rescued at least four people from the collapsed structure, but their condition was not immediately known.The focus of the operation remains on rescuing anyone trapped under the rubble.&nbsp;South Delhi DCP Anant Mittal said, “A building has collapsed, and we got a call about it. Immediately, maximum staff from the Mehrauli Police Station arrived at the spot and saw that an old building had collapsed. Its debris has fallen on a structure. It is being said that a canteen for medical students was running there and some people might be trapped in it. Till now, our staff has rescued around nine people from here... By creating a green corridor, we have evacuated multiple ambulances from here, and right now the rescue efforts are being done by NDRF, DDMA, Fire and Police and will continue.”&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/dk-shivakumar-elected-clp-leader-to-take-oath-as-karnataka-chief-minister-on-june-3-1780144118342">DK Shivakumar elected CLP leader, to take oath as Karnataka Chief Minister on June 3</a>&nbsp;Officials could not confirm how many people were inside the building when it collapsed.&nbsp;The collapse triggered panic in the area, as locals gathered at the site as rescue teams began operations.Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before the multi-storey structure collapsed, hurling clouds of dust and debris across the surrounding area.Police have cordoned off the locality to facilitate rescue work and prevent onlookers from entering the danger zone.&nbsp;The reason behind the building collapse is not yet known.Officials said the priority remains saving lives and ensuring that anyone trapped is brought out safely.

The collapse triggered panic in the area, as locals gathered at the site as rescue teams began operations. Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before the multi-storey structure collapsed, hurling clouds of dust and debris across the surrounding area.

A multi-storey building collapsed suddenly on Saturday evening in South Delhi’s Mehrauli area amid fears that several people may still be trapped under the debris. Rescue teams rushed to the site in the Saeedulajab area of Mehrauli and started rescue operations as rescuers raced against time to reach survivors. As per latest reports, nine people were pulled out from the rubble, while search operations continue amid concerns that more could be buried beneath the rubble. The building collapse triggered a large-scale emergency response, with firefighters, police personnel and rescue teams rushing to the site. Delhi Fire Service said information about the building collapse was received at around 7.44 pm.

The collapse triggered panic in the area, as locals gathered at the site as rescue teams began operations. Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before the multi-storey structure collapsed, hurling clouds of dust and debris across the surrounding area.

Five-storey building collapses in South Delhi’s Mehrauli area; many feared trapped

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is expected to step down soon following intense political deliberations within the Congress leadership. The move comes after high-level meetings in Delhi involving Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and other senior leaders, where a leadership transition for the state was reportedly finalised.


Congress Pushes Karnataka Leadership Transition | DK Shivakumar Emerges Strong CM Contender

Delhi is preparing for a record-breaking surge in electricity demand this summer as soaring temperatures push energy consumption to new highs. Power authorities are ramping up supply and grid management efforts to avoid shortages during peak usage hours.


Delhi Records Highest Electricity Demand Of 2026

Delhi Braces for Record-Breaking Summer Electricity Demand

Delhi has touched 45 degrees celsius as the IMD warns of intensifying heatwave conditions across north and central India. With orange and yellow alerts in place, millions are now looking towards the monsoon that powers India’s farms, water supplies and economy for much-needed relief.


India Swelters Under Brutal Heatwave as Monsoon Wait Intensifies

Delhi hosts a major diplomatic gathering as foreign ministers from Iran, Russia, and other BRICS nations arrive for high-level discussions. The summit focuses on global cooperation, strategic partnerships, and emerging geopolitical alignments, with key attention on energy security, regional stability, and strengthening multilateral coordination among major global powers in a shifting world order.

From Iran’s Araghchi To Russia’s Lavrov, Top Leaders Arrive In Delhi For BRICS

A massive fire broke out and engulfed a building in Delhi’s Shahdara area, triggering panic in the locality. Fire tenders were rushed to the spot as efforts were made to control the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby structures.


Breaking: Massive Blaze Engulfs Building in Delhi's Shahdara

Delhi NCR is under a storm alert today with forecasts of rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds. Wind speeds could reach 40–50 km/h, with chances of hail in some areas.

India: Delhi-NCR On Storm Alert, Thunderstorms & Hail Warning Today

India is in the grip of an intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring across multiple regions. Even Kashmir—known for its cool climate—is witnessing unusual warmth. The India Meteorological Department has issued advisories, warning of rising heatstroke risks and urging precautions. From cities to hill regions, the impact is being felt widely, raising concerns over public health, water stress, and how long this extreme weather will last.

India Reels Under Heatwave; IMD Issues Advisories Amid Rising Temperatures

India is in the grip of an intense and widespread heatwave, with temperatures soaring past 40 degrees Celsius across multiple states. The India Meteorological Department has issued fresh warnings, and what’s more alarming is that India now accounts for almost all of the world’s hottest cities.

India Heatwave 2026: India Dominates Global Heat Charts 

India is in the grip of extreme and contrasting weather conditions.
While north India is reeling under a severe heatwave with temperatures soaring past 44 degrees Celsius, several southern and northeastern states are bracing for heavy rain and thunderstorms. 

India Heatwave: Delhi Nears 44°C, IMD Issues Nationwide Alert 

The Delhi High Court has granted an ex parte ad-interim injunction to Tollywood superstar Allu Arjun. This legal victory secures his personality and publicity rights against "unauthorised exploitation".

The court ruled that Allu Arjun’s "name, image, and voice are his exclusive property". His iconic dialogue delivery and unique gestures (which became popular after the first instalment of Pushpa) are also protected. These attributes are deeply linked to his public identity. No third party may use these distinctive traits for commercial purposes without his express consent. 

Allu Arjun's Voice And Image Ruled as Exclusive Property

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