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A |     Shah Rukh Khan's eldest son, Aryan Khan, recently faced a new controversy after his appearance at a Bengaluru pub on November 28. A complaint was lodged against him for reportedly making an inappropriate gesture towards the crowd during the event. Politician Zameer Ahmed's son and actor Zaid Khan, who was with Aryan at the time, has since defended Aryan, stating to TV9Kannada that the gesture was intended for his manager and not for the general public present.          Zaid said, "I have known Aryan Khan for many years. We both learned acting at the same place. He had messaged me that he was coming to Bengaluru. So we went to an opening ceremony."           He detailed what actually happened that evening and said, "There were more people there than we thought. Aryan said that if there were so many people, I wouldn't be able to do it. His manager (also a friend) went to disperse the people. He didn't come for a long time. Then we went to the balcony to see what happened. Then he showed Aryan to his friend-cum-manager. He didn't show it to the people."           Meanwhile, according to news agency ANI, Advocate Owaiz Hussain S, a resident of Sankey Road, submitted a complaint to the DGP, the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner, the DCP (Central Division), the Inspector of the Cubbon Park Police Station, and the Karnataka State Women's Commission. He further stated that several women were present at the venue when Aryan Khan allegedly made the gesture, saying that it insulted their modesty and was a vulgar and indecent behaviour in a public place.          Aryan was recently in Bengaluru for an event to promote his brand, D'yavol. A video captured Zaid Khan showing Aryan something on his phone while they talked. Aryan was observed holding his hand and whispering something, which led to both of them laughing.          Aryan recently made his directorial debut with the Netflix web series The Ba***ds of Bollywood, starring Lakshya, Raghav Juyal, Sahher Bamba, and Bobby Deol in key roles.     Also Read: Netizens React As Lawyer Files Complaint Against Aryan Khan。    Researchers from the University of California's San Diego School of Medicine have found that gonorrhea, as unpleasant as it is, might be the reason that our grandparents even exist.,Humans are among the few species that continue to live after menopause, which might be because of the evolution-proven support that older women provide when it comes to raising children.,The new findings suggest that pressure from pathogens like gonorrhea developed human gene mutations that protected elderly people from cognitive decline and made sure they could live longer.,The discovery comes by comparing human and chimpanzee genomes. The comparison revealed that humans have their own unique version of the gene for CD33, a receptor in immune cells that plays an important role in binding to a type of sugar called sialic acid. Human cells are coated with it and it helps immune cells "recognize" other cells and not attack them.,"Somewhere along the evolutionary line, humans picked up an additional mutated form of CD33 that is missing the sugar-binding site," the authors said. "The mutated receptor no longer reacts to sialic acids on damaged cells and plaques, allowing the microglia to break them down. Indeed, higher levels of this CD33 variant were independently found to be protective against late-onset Alzheimer's.",It would seem that CD33 was selected by evolution for its survival advantages, later making sure that humans were able to have big families that represent several generations. All of this, albeit indirectly, thanks to gonorrhea.。

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