FDA awaits replies from restaurants at MCA premises: Tukaram Mundhe
Maharashtras Food and Drug Administration has issued notices to five restaurants at the Mumbai Cricket Associations Bandra-Kurla Complex premises over alleged violations involving third-party operators, FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe said
Farah Khan bids emotional goodbye to triplets as they head to college in different cities
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan got emotional as her triplets, Diva, Anya and Czar, embarked on their college journeys in different cities. Sharing a glimpse of the bittersweet milestone on Instagram, Farah reflected on the challenges of sending not one but three children off to college. Sharing photos, the director wrote, If u thought moving ur kid to college was hard.. try doing it 3times! 3 cities, 3 campuses..3 goodbyes! 3pieces of my heart Jao jee lo apni zindagi.. but remember , all roads lead back to Dad & mom.. to @shirishkunder for doing everything except cming in the family pics.. p.s. - @divakunder u know why i chose this song. The first image shows Farah sharing a warm hug with her son Czar, while the other photos capture her sweet and candid moments with her triplets. The doting mom also added the song Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna to the post, perfectly capturing the emotional moment. Reacting to her post, Sunita Kapoor commented, Faru making me cry. Shilpa Shirodkar wrote, Love you Farah congratulations to the babies and trust me they will come back being the Best Version of Themselves. Rhea Kapoor wrote, i cant believe they are so big. Bhavana Pandey, Soha Ali Khan, Diana Penty among other actors dropped heart emojis. Back in May, Farah Khan and Shirish Kunder celebrated a major milestone as their triplets, Diva, Anya and Czar, officially graduated from school. Farah took to Instagram to share pictures from the graduation ceremony held at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai. Alongside the images, she had written, Dont know which is tougher.. raising your kids or letting them go!? They can fly as high as they dream .. there ll always be a nest waiting for them #graduation #bittersweet p.s- its impossible to find all 3 kids n a husband whn taking pics.
Dahi Handi celebration: One dead, 376 'Govindas' injured in Mumbai
A seven-year-old boy died and 376 Govindas were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai on Saturday, civic officials said. The boy died after a brick column collapsed on him while children celebrated independently in Malvani. Of the injured Govindas, 53 remain hospitalised, while 286 have been discharged after treatment.
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Fire in LPG Cylinder Injures Four, Including Two Children, in Dharavi, Mumbai
A fire in an LPG cylinder in Dharavi injured four people, including two children. Fortunately, no fatalities have been reported. Fire in LPG Cylinder Injures Four, Including Two Children, in Dharavi, Mumbai
Manoj Bajpayee Discusses Depth of Characters in Acting
Manoj Bajpayee, ahead of his film release, shares insights on the nuances of portraying characters at any age during a promotional event in Mumbai. Manoj Bajpayee Discusses Depth of Characters in Acting
Meghna Gulzar reveals what fuels her as a storyteller
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Filmmaker Meghna Gulzar, who is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film Daayra starring Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kareena Kapoor Khan, has revealed what drives her as a storyteller. The filmmaker spoke with IANS during the promotions of the film in the Andheri West area of Mumbai. When asked what fuels her as a storyteller, she said, Well, the fuel primarily actually is life. It's the story that from where the film comes, that is the first and foremost driving force. Apart from that, I do consume a lot more non-fiction than fiction. She told IANS, I have studied sociology as my graduation subject. So there is a sense of a radar which is open to what is going on in your society and your world. Apart from that, I think it's just a general awareness in the world that you live in and trying to constantly be aware of it and stay in tune with it and keep abreast of what is going on. Meanwhile, Daayra is a crime thriller, and promises a sharp, socially grounded narrative, and stars Kareena in a complex, morally conflicted role that explores justice, power, and systemic grey zones. The project marks a significant collaboration, blending Kareenas recent inclination toward layered, content-driven characters with Meghna Gulzars restrained, issue-oriented storytelling style seen in Talvar, Raazi, and Sam Bahadur. Earlier, the filmmaker said that while both Prithviraj and Kareenas characters are approaching the case from different angles, they dont belong to opposite ends of the spectrum. She earlier told IANS, They are actually not at the opposite ends of the spectrum. They are part of the same spectrum. They are part of the same world of law enforcement and the police force. It is circumstances that put them on opposite sides of an incident. Produced by Vineet Jain under the banner of Junglee Pictures, the film is scheduled to release in theatres on September 18, 2026.
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Veteran actor Raj Babbar showered birthday love on his grandson Imaan Babbar Soni as he turned 13. On the special occasion, the Indian actor penned a heartfelt note for the teenager, expressing his pride in watching him grow into a thoughtful young man. Addressing Imaan as the undisputed boss of the house, Raj Babbar encouraged his grandson to continue pursuing his dreams and keep reaching for the stars. Sharing a sweet picture with him, he wrote, To the undisputed boss of the house, Imaan Babbar Soni Happy 13th Birthday! Imaan, seeing you step into your teenage years as such a kind and thoughtful young man makes me so proud. Watching you grow has been an absolute joy. May this year bring you heaps of happiness, great health, and the confidence to chase all your big dreams. Keep reaching for the stars!. The image features Imaan sitting on Raj Babbars lap as the grandfather-grandson duo pose together for the camera. Imaan is the 13-year-old grandson of veteran actor Raj Babbar and the son of actress Juhi Babbar and television actor Anup Soni. Juhi Babbar and her husband Anup Soni welcomed their son, Imaan, in 2012. The doting mother also wished her son with a sweet birthday post. Sharing a collage, Juhi wrote, Happy Birthday to my Sunshine, Imaan May you always be blessed with your grandparents & elders' blessings, your parents love, endless friendships and the rest will follow. Juhi Babbar often shares special moments with her son, giving a glimpse into their close bond. From celebrating important milestones to sharing candid moments from their lives, the actress frequently expresses her love and affection for Imaan through her posts.
India's first AI innovation city near Navi Mumbai airport gets fast-track development plan
Mumbai weather update: Cloudy skies, light rain spells forecast across city
The forecast, issued at 8 am on September 6, indicates that light rain is expected at intervals through the day, with no indication of widespread heavy rainfall in the city and suburbs
Mumbai Dahi Handi 2026: 376 injured, 53 admitted and 37 still under treatment
Of the 376 injured, 53 remain admitted to hospitals, while 37 are undergoing treatment. A total of 286 people have been discharged after receiving medical attention, according to the latest figures
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FIIs net seller for 3 trading sessions last week, DIIs continue to buy
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net seller for three sessions during last week including the quarterly MSCI index rebalancing session on Monday (August 31, 2026), according to analysts. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net buyer in all five sessions during last week. FIIs stayed on the sell side for a third consecutive week during last week, offloading Rs 56.1 billion worth of Indian equities, while DIIs extended their buying streak with net purchases of Rs 231.6 billion, said Pabitro Mukherjee, Deputy Vice President-Research, Bajaj Broking. Benchmark indices extended decline for the fourth week in a row as a sharp surge in crude oil prices amid escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia weighed heavily on investor sentiment. Renewed geopolitical tensions and a sharp rise in crude oil prices remained the biggest headwinds for Indian equities during the week. Market breadth remained fairly resilient despite the continued weakness in benchmark indices. Domestic liquidity and stock-specific buying continued to offer support, with selective small-cap stocks witnessing buying interest while mid-cap stocks remained under pressure. Fridays recovery was supported by metals, insurance and selected financial stocks, showing that investors are shifting towards sectors displaying better relative performance. The gap between benchmark and broader market performance indicates that investors are not taking a broad-based risk-off approach. Instead, buying remains focused on companies with better earnings visibility and improving relative strength. Buying demand at lower levels saw the index closed off the lows at 23,897 levels down by 1.2 per cent. Broader market were mixed with Nifty Midcap witnessing profit booking and closed the week lower by 1.5 per cent while Nifty Small cap closed the week higher by 0.1 per cent. Analysts said that on the domestic front, investors will continue to monitor foreign institutional flows, the rupee, crude oil prices and domestic liquidity.
Smart glasses, blurred lines: Mahamulls SOP to quell privacy concerns
Maratha quota stir: Jarange refuses water and treatment on eighth day of protest
Jarange has maintained that he will not withdraw his agitation until the demands are implemented. He has also reiterated his resolve to proceed to Mumbai on September 12 if the demands are not addressed
Delhi: Four police teams formed to nab assailants after Narela gym shooting
Police said Pramod Kumar, a resident of Nahri village, was allegedly shot multiple times by two men on September 3. Officials said 4 teams comprising personnel from the local police and Special Staff have been deployed to work on the case
Swatantra Bhardwaj sent to one-day police custody in Delhi assault case
Bhardwaj was produced at the residence of Additional Sessions Judge Saurabh Pratap Singh Laler at around 2 pm. His legal aid counsel appeared before the judge through video-conference
After yrs of research, chimpanzees receive medical care at sanctuary in Liberia
The West African chimpanzees received checks ranging from teeth cleaning to X-rays and pedicures at the Humane World for Animals Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge in central Liberia, said Liliana Pacheco Ricote, director of the sanctuary
Lindsay Clancy case: Judge declares mistrial after jurors fail to reach verdict
The trial generated intense interest for weeks, drawing attention to maternal mental health after childbirth. Clancy, a 36-year-old former labour and delivery nurse, never disputed that she killed her children
AI-proof shirt, 2,000 socks and pickle juice: Four quirky stories making waves
German designer Simon Weckert has created a big buzz with what many are calling an AI invisibility cloak. His new summer shirt is designed to prevent AI-powered CCTV cameras from recognising the wearer as a person
Manoj Bajpayee: We actors are not so bothered about laying certain age
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) National Award-winning actor Manoj Bajpayee, who is awaiting the release of his upcoming film Last Man in Tower, has shared that actors are not bothered about playing a certain age on the screen. The actor spoke with IANS along with actress Divya Dutta and director Ben Rekhi during the promotions of the film in the Andheri West area of Mumbai. He told IANS, Playing a certain age is not something that we actors are so bothered about. What we are mostly bothered about is the layers that we can touch, the depth of the character. All the characters are like an onion, like a human being. To find those layers is a very difficult thing. There is a backstory, there is a characterization. You go through the script. So the script is showing you so many ideas. And on that basis, you are, you know, jotting it down and you are trying to make a backstory, which is full of grays, full of nuances and full of layers. He further mentioned that the real job for an actor starts with the shoot because things happen in real time during the shoot as they have to make minor tweaks along the way or change gears as per the demand of the film while the narrative is shaping up during the shoot. He further mentioned, But still, there are many layers you find out when you're doing it. Just the setting, the energy of the co-actor, the manner she is, you know, tackling her character. It is actually forcing you or compelling you to open up more as an actor, more as a performer. So there, and the way they are treating my character is also giving me an idea to have a few more layers to it. So it's an ongoing process. Acting never stops. The whole process never stops before shooting. It actually starts taking off with the shoot, and sometimes in a very new direction, where preparation actually didn't, didn't go at all. The journey into the unknown is something I find quite fascinating. First, you are scared that you have to take a plunge into this dark hole. But once you are there, you start enjoying it, he added. Last Man in Tower is set to release in cinemas on September 11, 2026.
Mumbai: Four injured after LPG cylinder catches fire in Dharavi
According to the Mumbai Fire Brigade, the fire was confined to a Bharat Gas LPG cylinder inside Room No. 43 of the building. Residents managed to extinguish the flames before fire brigade personnel arrived at the spot
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Mumbai: Fire breaks out at Saraswati Bhavan godown on Lamington Road
The Mumbai Fire Brigade initially classified the incident as a Level-I fire at around 11.49 pm. The response was subsequently escalated to Level-II at around 12.40 am on September 6
Mumbai police arrest six for fake I-T raid, demanding Rs 1 cr
Helly Shah says she saw herself evolve as artiste while working on Chumbak
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Actress Helly Shah, who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming streaming series Chumbak, has said that she saw herself evolve as an artiste while working on the show. The show marks her full-fledged comedy role. While she has earlier done some work in the space of comedy, it was her part in Chumbak that offered her an opportunity to step into a different realm. The actress spoke with IANS along with Arjun Bijlani, Anant Joshi, Delnaaz Irani and Amyra Dastur during the promotions of the show in the BKC area of Mumbai. She recollected how she was offered the part. She told IANS, For me, this character is very different. I have done some work in the space of comedy but a character like Twinkle, I don't think I've ever touched it. While playing this part, I realised I could do comedy. I could at least try. Because as Anant said, whatever we did was based on what the makers narrated to us. He's actually extracted everything from all of us. And it's been a pleasure because I explored this comedy side of me which I didn't know existed. Or I could even try doing it. I have seen myself evolve while shooting for this show. It was just so precious because the makers called me and said that it is happening. It was Navratri, and I was getting ready to play Garba, she added. Earlier, the actress had opened up on her transition from television to OTT, and how she navigated the path. For actors transitioning from television to other mediums, breaking away from preconceived notions can often be one of the biggest challenges. Having built a strong fan following through television, Helly acknowledged that being labelled a TV actress is something many actors continue to face even after exploring new formats. Chumbak is set to release on September 10 on Netflix.
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: How redevelopment is changing Mumbai Ganeshotsav
From a complete halt to celebrations to trying to preserve traditions, sarvajanik Ganeshotsav in the city is going through an identity crisis as redevelopment changes the way it is celebrated
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Bipasha Basu makes comeback with Hansal Mehtas Barabanki, begins shooting
Bipasha Basu is set to return to the screen with Hansal Mehtas crime thriller Barabanki. Sources reveal the actor began shooting for the series in Mumbai last month. Adapted from The Barabanki Narcos, it also stars Sunny Kaushal and Vishal Jethwa
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Mumbai Coastal Road plans spark concern among Breach Candy residents
Breach Candy residents urge to consider liveability in neighbourhoods around the Coastal Road
Activists flag religious events at SGNP, allege violations of environmental laws
On September 2, Rohit Joshi, president and convenor of the Yeoor Environmental Society, alleged that a Kavad Yatra was conducted through a river inside SGNP on August 24, followed by another ritual on August 28
Dahi Handi 2026: Pune woman dies after iron arch collapses at event
The incident occurred at 10.30 pm on Friday, when the stage was being dismantled. The deceased has been identified as Salma Salauddin Pathan, 45
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Mumbai weather: Cloudy skies, light rain forecast across city for 48 hours
Next 48 hours to see light spells of rain all around the city
Dahi Handi 2026: Seven-year-old boy dies after brick column collapses in Malad
Celebrations across the city left at least 118 Govindas injured, with five admitted in hospital, and 80 others undergoing treatment as of 6 pm
Fire confined to ground-floor godown at Saraswati Bhavan in Mumbai, seven rescued
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Economic Ties Alone Not Enough For Global Cooperation: Fadnavis
Inaugurating the second edition of the Global Impact Forum 2026 (GIF) in Mumbai, Mr Fadnavis said economic engagement alone was insufficient and that stronger cultural and people-to-people ties were essential for meaningful international cooperation.
Madhya Pradesh Minister Highlights Importance of Global Impact Forum in Mumbai
Madhya Pradeshs Radha Raviendra Singh emphasizes the need for environmental protection and womens empowerment at the Global Impact Forum. Madhya Pradesh Minister Highlights Importance of Global Impact Forum in Mumbai
7-Yr-Old Boy Dies During Dahi Handi Celebration in Mumbai
According to preliminary information from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), a group of children had organised a Dahi Handi celebration on their own.
After triple talaq ban, men use Qazis services to end nikah
7-Year-Old Among 2 Dead, 212 Injured During Mumbai Dahi Handi Celebrations
Besides, at least 212 'Govindas' were injured -- 168 in Mumbai and 44 others in neighbouring Thane city -- during the formation of human pyramids as part of the celebrations.
1 dead after falling from Dahi Handi pyramid, 11 injured in Navi Mumbai
New York-based architect warns Mumbai skyscraper boom risks urban strain
Mumbai police issues order barring assembly of five or more persons from September 9 to 23
The order period will cover the 10-day Ganeshotsav festival, which starts on September 14 and continues till the immersion day on September 23
168 injured in Mumbai Dahi Handi celebrations, 81 receiving treatment
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Column with rope tied to Dahi Handi crashes, kills 7-year-old in Mumbai
Massive traffic jam brings MumbaiPune expressway to a standstill
Dahi Handi celebrations send 168 Govindas to hosps across Mumbai
Boman Irani on 100th year birth celebrations of Uttam Kumar: What a face, what a personality
Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Bollywood actor Boman Irani spoke about the 100th-year birth celebrations of the legendary Uttam Kumar. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Boman said that an incredible artist like Uttam Kumar should be celebrated for years and years to come to inspire the coming generation of artists. Taking a trip down memory lane, he said that they were introduced to the legend as youngsters through the popular Bengali and Hindi bilingual drama 'Amanush', which was made under the direction of Shakti Samanta. Remembering Uttam Kumar, Boman said that one could fall in love with his smile and personality. He told IANS, 100 years, can you believe it, but in our minds as youngsters he will always be the beautiful Uttam Da, and you know we got introduced to Uttam Da in a Hindi film, Shakti Da's film 'Amanush'. I think it was also a Bengali film. When we were young, I remember seeing his work with Sharmila ji (Sharmila Tagore). I cannot tell you: what a face, what a smile, what a personality, what a great artist. We should be celebrating him for years and years so that young artist can be inspired by an actor like Uttam Da, Boman added. The 'The Mehta Boys' actor further said that he would be happy to do a Bengali language film if offered, as he believes that language is no bar in cinema. Considered one of the most successful actors in the history of Indian cinema, Uttam Kumar remained one of the most bankable stars in Bengali cinema from the 1950s throughout the 1970s, gaining the title of Mahanayak. In 1980, Uttam Kumar fell ill on the set of the movie 'Ogo Badhu Sundori'. Later that same evening, his health worsened while attending his friend's party. Suspecting an attack, he drove himself to the hospital. He passed away on 24 July 1980 at the age of 53.
70 new posts approved for Mumbai Police's Mounted Police Unit
The Maharashtra government has approved 70 new posts in the sportsperson horse-rider cadre for the Mumbai Police Mounted Unit. The posts will replace an equal number of existing positions, with no additional posts or funds sanctioned for the unit
Breach Candy residents in Mumbai flag traffic woes over Coastal Road gardens
1.2 electors from draft SIR list in Maharashtra need to show documents or could be excluded
Bandra Police register FIR against Romi Bhagat, others in Rs 8 crore GST fraud case
Beyond economic ties, human values and cultural heritage are essential: Maha CM Fadnavis
Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Emphasising that global trade alone cannot foster a better world, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday urged international stakeholders to build partnerships based on shared human values, cultural exchange, and continuous dialogue. He was speaking at the inauguration of the second edition of the Global Impact Forum 2026 (GIF) held in Mumbai on Saturday. Addressing an international assembly, Fadnavis highlighted that while nations differ in culture, tradition, and ideology, universal values unify humanity. In a fragmented world facing systemic imbalances, nations must identify common ground. True stability and peace will not come solely from commercial deals, but from mutual respect and deep cultural engagement, he stated. Connecting the occasion with Shri Krishna Janmashtami, he cited the teachings of Lord Krishna, noting that principles of inclusiveness, righteousness, and truth remain vital for global harmony. Highlighting Indias ancient ethos, CM Fadnavis noted that the philosophy of he world is one family has historically guided India's interactions with other nations. He pointed out that India historically exported ideas, philosophy, and knowledge alongside trade, citing the peaceful spread of Buddhism across Asia without conflict or military conquest. The Forum convened diplomats, business leaders, and scholars from BRICS nationsincluding Brazil's Consul General Jose Mauro Fonseca Costa Couto, Russia's Consul General Ivan Fetisov, China's Consul General Qin Jie, and South Africa's Consul General Gedion Labane. The event featured an audio-visual presentation showcasing the cultural parallels between India and Brazil across music, dance, sports, and festivals. Janhvi Pawar, Director of the Global Impact Forum, outlined the vision of the initiative, emphasising its objective to create long-term strategic and cultural partnerships among BRICS nations. Commending the organisers of the AP Global Impact Forum, CM Fadnavis concluded by inviting global leaders, policymakers, and industry pioneers to leverage such platforms to shape a balanced, prosperous world.
Ahmedabad, Sep 5 (IANS) Ahmedabad Customs officials have seized 5,519.7 grams of suspected hydroponic marijuana from a passenger arriving from Ho Chi Minh City, after the contraband was allegedly concealed inside food packaging in his hand baggage. The seizure was made by officers of the Air Intelligence Unit (AIU), Ahmedabad Customs, following passenger profiling and X-ray screening of hand baggage. The passenger, a Mumbai resident, had arrived in Ahmedabad on September 4 on VietJet Air flight VJ-1805 from Ho Chi Minh City. During a detailed examination of his hand baggage, officers recovered a green-coloured substance packed in 24 packets wrapped in aluminium foil. The packets had allegedly been concealed inside three cookie boxes and a packet of corn flakes, according to Ahmedabad Customs. Preliminary testing of the recovered substance using an NDPS field testing kit indicated the presence of ganja (marijuana). The total weight of the seized substance was recorded at 5,519.7 grams. Customs officials seized the contraband under the relevant provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, and arrested the passenger. Further investigation is underway. The seizure comes amid a series of recent interceptions of hydroponic marijuana at Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. On September 2, Ahmedabad Customs seized 6,073.7 grams of hydroponic marijuana from a passenger arriving from Ho Chi Minh City on the same VJ-1805 service. The substance was allegedly concealed in five vacuum-packed packets inside a specially created cavity in a trolley bag. The passenger was arrested under the NDPS Act. The following day, Customs intercepted a Vadodara-based couple arriving from Bangkok and seized 1,928 grams of hydroponic marijuana allegedly concealed in specially created cavities inside two trolley bags. Both passengers were arrested. The latest seizure is the third reported hydroponic marijuana interception at the Ahmedabad airport in the space of four days, involving different concealment methods and international routes. Customs authorities are continuing to investigate the source of the contraband and the circumstances surrounding its attempted entry into the country.
Manoj Jarange Patil stops water and saline on eighth day of fast over Maratha quota demands
Manoj Jarange Patil has stopped consuming water and saline on his eighth day of fasting. He is protesting the Maharashtra government's delay in issuing Kunbi caste certificates. Patil is demanding these certificates for Maratha community members to secure OBC reservations. He previously agreed to take sustenance after government assurances of swift implementation. Thousands of Maratha protesters are expected to march on Mumbai after September 12.
Mumbai Metro-3 services extended till midnight for Ganeshotsav 2026
The extended services will be available from September 14 to 25. Currently, the last trains from both terminal stations Cuffe Parade and Aarey JVLR depart at 10.30 pm. During the extended service period, the last trains will run till midnight, giving devotees an additional 90 minutes to travel
Sanjay Gandhi National Park: 4,000 residents set for rehabilitation in Phase-1
After years of uncertainty, rehabilitation of residents living in and around Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai is set to move ahead, with 4,000 people to be covered in the first phase. Local tribal residents will be rehoused within the park
Mumbai: 46-year-old passenger dies after suffering seizure on bus
A 46-year-old passenger died after suffering a seizure and becoming unresponsive while travelling on a bus from Breach Candy Hospital to Byculla Station. The bus was diverted to Nair Hospital, where doctors declared him dead at around 8.30 pm
Mumbai Dahi Handi 2026: BMC says 168 govindas injured during celebrations
Of those injured, 29 were admitted, 81 were under treatment and 58 had been discharged. The celebrations also turned tragic in Maharashtra, with a seven-year-old boy in Mumbai and a woman in Pune losing their lives in incidents linked to Dahi Handi events
Mumbai Police remand five in Rs 18 crore Bandra redevelopment extortion case
Voter lists shrink by more than 15% since 2024 in States where SIR phase-3 draft lists are out
Maharashtra records the largest drop in absolute numbers, losing 15,896,198 electors or 17.08% in the draft phase, while Delhi and Chandigarh register the sharpest dips in percentage at 35.89% and 31.84% respectively
Mumbai Anti-Narcotics Cell Arrests Three, Seizes Heroin and Codeine Syrup
Dahi Handi 2026: Shinde makes emotional safety appeal to govindas at Thane
Welcoming the govinda teams that arrived to offer a ceremonial salute at the Dahi Handi, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde stressed that unity and safety among the govindas were more important than the height of the human pyramids
FIR against Kurla man for using fake car numberplate to avoid challans
Bandra Police Arrest SoBo Bizmans Son After Fatal SUV Crash Kills Delivery Rider
Police arrest two from Rajasthan for investment scam on FB targeting minor
Mumbai Celebrates Dahi Handi Festival with Enthusiasm and Star Power
The Dahi Handi festival in Mumbai saw vibrant celebrations with Bollywood stars joining in the festivities, showcasing Maharashtras rich culture. Mumbai Celebrates Dahi Handi Festival with Enthusiasm and Star Power
Mumbai: Stars Turn Producers To Salvage Their Careers?
Shahid, Sidharth-Kiara, Vikrant and Yash are taking their careers into their own hands: Reports
Kangana reacts as netizen points mistake in bhog preparation: Tum sirf khaane pe dhyaan do
Mumbai, Sep 5 (IANS) Actor and BJP MPKangana Ranautslammed a netizen who pointed out a mistake in her Janmashtami bhog preparation. On Friday, the 'Queen' actress dropped a video of herself preparing special bhog for the festival of Janmashtami at her Manali home, and one of the X (Previously known as Twitter) users commented that Kangana had not even switched on the gas to cook the bhog. The user also said that the utensil on which she was cooking was already black. Responding to the comment, the 'Tanu Weds Manu' actress hit back at the user saying, Yeh halwa nahi bhog hai (This is a separate dish), many ingredients are prepared separately and then all are mixed in this phase, before setting and then cutting it into pieces, cant expect cooking skills from people who are a burden on parents and the planet, tum sirf khaane pe dhyaan do (you focus on eating only) dont worry about cooking. (sic) Meanwhile, in the post uploaded by Kangana on Friday, she relived some fond memories of making the festive offering in the same kitchen as a kid. The video had the 'Emergency' actress saying in Hindi, Jai Shri Krishna. Today, on the occasion of Janmashtami, I am at my mother's home in Mandi. This is the same kitchen in Mandi where we used to make prasad for Lord Krishna during our childhood. Today, I am making the same bhog for Him. Today is also the birthday of my niece Kadambari, so on this occasion, I wish everyone a very happy Janmashtami. Kangana wore a beautiful white traditional outfit for the festival, accessorized with a small bindi and traditional earrings. The clip showed her standing in the kitchen, stirring a large pan containing the bhoj for Janmashtami celebrations.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 5: State Bank of India (SBI), nation's largest bank, today signed a Letter of Association with Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. to drive responsible plastic waste management across branches/offices of SBI. As part of the collaboration, Bisleri will carry out training and awareness sessions for SBI employees and housekeeping staff on responsible plastic waste management, collection of used plastic waste from SBI offices and sending for recycling.
Dahi Handi 2026: Mumbai records 118 injured govindas until 6 pm
Of the 118 injured govindas, five were admitted to hospitals, while 33 had been discharged after receiving treatment, the BMC said. The highest number of injured govindas was reported from KEM Hospital, where 29 were treated. Of them, 14 remained under treatment and 15 were discharged
IndiGo to launch daily Mumbai-Dar es Salaam flights in November
The expansion comes as the carrier reshapes its network, adding new routes while adjusting existing services based on customer demand
Dahi Handi Tragedy: 7-Year-Old Killed, Over 30 Injured In Mumbai
Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai turned tragic after a seven-year-old boy died in Malad West, while the BMC reported injuries to 32 Govindas.
Ten-year-old Arman Gupta came up with a creative solution to stop his mother from reprimanding him after an unintentional juice spill. He created a remote-controlled mopping machine that simultaneously cleans and dries floors. The gadget makes washing and drying surfaces more practical and effective by using detachable sponges for simple maintenance, according to a Better India report.
Mumbai sees over six-fold rise in deportation of illegal Bangladeshis since 2024
1,066 deported till August as against 164 in 2024
Russian Deputy Consul General highlights the importance of Putin and Modis relationship in strengthening India-Russia ties during a forum in Mumbai. Strong Personal Ties Between Putin and Modi Enhance India-Russia Relations, Says Russian Deputy Consul General
Maharashtra Dahi Handi festivities leave woman dead, 42 injured
Mumbai: A 45-year-old woman was crushed to death under an iron frame in Pune, while at least 32 Govindas were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai and 10 in Thane, officials said on Saturday. Salma Salauddin Pathan, a resident of the Old Sangavi area in Pimpri Chinchwad suburb of Pune, died after a temporary Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Maharashtra: 7-Yr-Old Boy Among 2 Dead in Dahi Handi Celebrations
42 Govindas (Dahi Handi climbers) injured in Mumbai, Thane
