Mumbai: Seven Dead And Seven Injured In Kurla Landslide
Debris-removal operations were still underway. Officials said two more people were believed to be trapped under the debris.
Complaint filed over minors' presence at CJP's NEET protest
A Mumbai-based social media influencer has filed a complaint with Indore police, seeking an investigation into the alleged presence of minor boys and girls at a recent student protest in New Delhi. The complaint targets Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke and chief spokesperson Saurav Das, among others, for facilitating minors' participation in the NEET paper leak agitation. Police are investigating the matter, which could lead to charges under POCSO, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, IT Act, and Juvenile Justice Act if cognisable offences are found.
Mumbai's Rs 6.5 Crore House With 'Vegetarian-Only' Condition Sparks Outrage
The real estate agent gives a tour of the house that includes a panoramic view of the sprawling South Mumbai and the sea. He also mentions the numbers on which potential clients can contact him.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 13: As governments increasingly turn to data and artificial intelligence to deliver more targeted and efficient public services, the Government of Kerala is taking its next step in that journey. To support the state's digital transformation initiatives, Kerala State IT Mission (KSITM) has selected SAS, a global leader in Data and AI, as a strategic analytics partner to strengthen governance, service delivery, and accountability across social welfare programs.
Aparshakti Khurana, Veer Pahariya
MUMBAI: Actors Aparshakti Khurana and Veer Pahariya wil be seen sharing screen space in a new film titled Prem Keetanu. Directed by Apoorv Singh Karki, the film, which also features Aafiya Sayed, Rakesh Bedi and Nikhil Vijay, is set to be released on Gandhi Jayanti 2026. Described as a heartwarming and relatable entertainer, the film []
Tukaram Munde suspends licences of 3 Domino's Pizza outlets in Mumbai over hygiene issues
The three Mumbai outlets whose licences got suspended include Vile Parle (West), Borivali (West), and R-City Mall, Ghatkopar (West). Additionally, the business licence of the Domino's Malkapur outlet in Satara's Karad was also suspended.
Congress President Criticizes BJPs Ritual After Rally in Haldwani
Mumbai, August 13: In Haldwani, Uttarakhand, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has targeted the BJP and Hindu organizations following a purification ritual held at Ramleela Maidan after the Congress Vijay Shankhnad rally. Kharge addressed the rally on August 8, and shortly after, the Shree Ram Sena Dharmarth Seva Nyas conducted a purification ceremony at the same ... Read more Congress President Criticizes BJPs Ritual After Rally in Haldwani
Indira Krishna talks about generational mix on set of
Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Actress Indira Krishna opened up about her bond with her young co-stars Mridul Ranjan and Rohin Joshi from Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan. Sharing pictures from the sets, the actress praised the budding actors for their dedication, willingness to learn and humble nature. Indira introduced Mridul and Rohin as two brilliant budding []
Jackie Shroff wishes Vyjayanthimala on 93rd and Yogita Bali on 74th birthday with heartfelt posts
Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Actor Jackie Shroff marked veteran actress and classical dancer Vyjayanthimalas 93rd birthday with a heartwarming gesture. The actor shared a video on his social media account in which he was seen meeting the legendary actress and touching her feet to seek her blessings. In the video, Jackie is seen dressed casually []
Yash calls co-star Sudev Nair the
Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Yash lauded his Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups co-star Sudev Nair for his immense commitment and contribution to the highly anticipated action-thriller. Speaking during the grand trailer launch event for Toxic, Yash called Sudev the invisible pillar behind the movie, singling him out as one of the movies key backbones. []
7 dead, 2 still feared trapped in Mumbai's landslide
Search and rescue operations are continuing for a second day in Mumbai following a landslide in the Sakinaka area that claimed seven lives and injured seven others. Two individuals are still feared trapped, with rescue efforts complicated by narrow access and the inability to use heavy machinery.
MumbaiSemi builds the receiver chip that lets a device use India's navigation satellites
The IIT Bombay spinout designs a single radio chip that tunes to NavIC, GPS, Galileo and BeiDou.
Mumbai: Nineteen years ago, Awarapan quietly left theatres as a flop. Now, its sequel could achieve in a single day what the original film could not during its entire theatrical run. Emraan Hashmis Awarapan 2 has built strong momentum ahead of its August 14 release, with early trade projections suggesting an opening of around Rs 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 .
Shiv Sena (UBT) Challenges Governments Claims on Employment Amid Economic Growth
Mumbai, August 13: Shiv Sena (UBT) has raised concerns regarding the governments assertions of strong economic and industrial growth amidst global instability. The party claims that official statistics presented in Parliament contradict these claims. According to data released by the Ministry of Statistics, there has been no increase or decrease in employment opportunities in India ... Read more Shiv Sena (UBT) Challenges Governments Claims on Employment Amid Economic Growth
Indian Stock Market Opens Flat Amid Global Uncertainties; Sensex Drops 180 Points
Mumbai, August 13: The Indian stock market opened with a mixed trend on Thursday amid global tensions. Investors are assessing strong domestic economic indicators alongside persistent investment flows. However, uncertainty surrounding crude oil prices is influencing market sentiment. Consequently, both the Sensex and Nifty traded within a limited range during the initial hours. The 30-share ... Read more Indian Stock Market Opens Flat Amid Global Uncertainties; Sensex Drops 180 Points
Gold Rate Today, Aug 13: Gold prices down in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across Indian cities on August 13
Maharashtra: Sixth arrest made in Nanded man's murder over unpaid loan
The latest arrest was made as police continued their investigation into the killing of Inderjit Singh Bawari, who was allegedly attacked following a dispute linked to an unpaid loan
Maharashtra: 27 held as police raid three gambling dens in Latur
The raids were carried out by a special team from the Nanded police range as part of a drive against illegal activities in the district. Police also launched a helpline called 'Khabar' to allow people to report illegal businesses and gambling activities
Delhi and northwest braces for more rain as IMD forecasts widespread showers
Delhi and parts of northwest India are likely to receive widespread rainfall over the coming days, with the IMD forecasting rain across Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi on August 14-15
Mumbai lake levels: Seven reservoirs now holds 90.26 per cent water stock
Mumbais seven lakes held 13,06,364 million litres of water, or 90.26 per cent of their live storage capacity, as of August 13. The stock is higher than the 89.21 per cent recorded during the same period last year, with Vihar, Tulsi and Modak Sagar at full capacity
Jharkhand students refuse to call off protest, seek JPSC-JSSC reforms
Student protests over alleged irregularities and paper leaks in Jharkhands JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations continued on Thursday, with protesters demanding reforms, accountability and cancellation of the CGL exam
Ukraine strikes Novorossiysk with drones, missiles and unmanned boats
Ukraine launched a major overnight attack on Russias Black Sea port city of Novorossiysk, damaging two major grain terminals, according to reports. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukrainian forces also targeted Russias naval base in the city using drones, missiles and unmanned boats
Dyna Robotics new AI model boosts robot task success from 20 to 90 per cent
Dyna Robotics has introduced DYNA-2, a robot foundation model trained on more than 1 million hours of human egocentric video instead of robot action data
Crab grows too large to escape plastic bottle after entering as juvenile
Researchers in Okinawa, Japan, found a live crab trapped inside a plastic bottle drifting about 500 metres off Sesoko Island. The crab had likely entered the bottle as a juvenile but grew too large to escape, surviving for around two months on young fish and algae
Three landslides in 20 years leave residents fearing another disaster
Residents of Khadi No. 3 in Kurla say three landslides in the past two decades have left a lasting impact on the community. Locals recall the July 12, 2005 collapse and fear the latest incident could once again expose the areas vulnerability
Dronabinol eases PTSD nightmares for more than half of participants in study
Researchers at Charit Universittsmedizin Berlin have examined whether Dronabinol, a prescription medicine containing THC, can help people with PTSD experiencing recurring nightmares. More than half of participants responded to the treatment, while over a third reported that their nightmares disappeared completely
Beijing floods as Chinas strongest typhoon this year triggers heavy rain
Chinas strongest typhoon of the year battered Beijing with intense rain, flooding major roads and leaving vehicles stranded as the storm swept across large parts of the country. The capital issued its second-highest rainstorm warning
US revokes 600-plus visas as Trump administration targets birth tourism
The United States has revoked more than 600 visas from foreign nationals as part of a new campaign targeting birth tourism, the State Department said. A newly established task force is reviewing visa holders travel histories and working to identify people who allegedly travelled to the US to give birth or facilitated such trips
Mohinish Bahls Journey: From Flop Films to Bollywood Comeback
Mumbai, August 13: In the mid-1980s, a young actor faced a series of five or six consecutive film flops. This actor was none other than Mohinish Bahl. Disheartened by his failures, he contemplated leaving Bollywood for good. Believing his film career was over, he decided to pursue aviation and began preparing for his commercial flying ... Read more Mohinish Bahls Journey: From Flop Films to Bollywood Comeback
Trump claims US has total control of Strait of Hormuz, says we will keep it
US President Donald Trump said Washington has total control over the Strait of Hormuz and indicated that the US intends to retain its hold over the strategic waterway
Five Baloch youths allegedly killed in fake encounter in Panjgur
Baloch human rights organisations have alleged that Pakistani forces killed five young men in a fake encounter in Panjgurs Cheedagi region on August 10
Mid-Day follow-up: Ex-police officer arrested in Rs 6.41 crore salary scam
Crime Branch Unit XII arrested former DDO Ramkishan Ganesh Goswami in the alleged Rs 6.41-crore police payroll scam. Investigators found 10 fictitious employees created in official records, with salaries diverted to other bank accounts between 2019 and 2020
Karoline Leavitt to leave White House press secretary post to focus on family
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will step down from her role at the end of August to spend more time with her young children and family, US President Donald Trump announced. Leavitt will continue to advise Trump as an outside adviser and remain active in the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections
Prajwal Revanna moved out of VIP cell after mobile phone recovery
Former MP Prajwal Revanna, serving a life sentence in a rape case, was shifted from the VIP section to a normal cell at Bengaluru Central Prison after a mobile phone was reportedly recovered from his barrack
West Bengal announces Rs 10 crore assistance for flood-hit Assam
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari described the flood situation in neighbouring Assam as terrifying and announced Rs 10 crore in financial assistance for the flood-hit state. Addressing the Assembly on Wednesday
Mumbai: Man beaten to death in Goregaon over Rs 60 hotel bill dispute
A 29-year-old man, Mohammad Aziz Khan, was allegedly beaten to death after intervening in a dispute over a Rs 260 hotel bill in Goregaon West. Police arrested Vikas Paswan and are searching for his alleged accomplice in connection with the fatal assault
Mid-Day Opinion:Make Bandra East skywalk walkable again
This papers spot check did find hawkers on the skywalk and people sleeping or camping along it with their belongings
Probe CJP over minors at Delhi protest: Influencer to cops
Indore: A Mumbai resident claiming to be a social media influencer has filed a complaint with the Indore police seeking a probe into the alleged presence of minor boys and girls at a recent students protest led by the CJP in New Delhi, officials said. The complainant, Faizan Ansari, stated that the investigation should determine 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 .
Gazebo collapses at Sions Mala Garden, five senior citizens escape injury
Five senior citizens narrowly escaped injury after a gazebo-like seating structure collapsed at the BMC-run Mala Garden in Sion Easts Pratiksha Nagar on August 12. The incident occurred around 4.48 pm opposite Building T/18, raising concerns over the safety of civic garden structures
Long queues at Mumbai Central RTO leave taxi drivers losing workdays
Taxi drivers appearing for mandatory Marathi language training and tests at the Mumbai Central RTO say long queues, daily quota limits and delays in receiving completion certificates are costing them several days of work. Drivers are urging the RTO to increase capacity and streamline the process
Mumbai biker on the way to Bastar killed in road accident
The woman, Riddhi Divyesh Thakkar, 24, was a resident of Maharashtras Borivali (West), and part of a group of 20 bikers who had planned a tour from Raipur to Bastar
Aamir Khan recalls his first meeting with Dharmendra, says
Mumbai, August 13 (IANS) Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan recently recalled his first meeting with late Bollywood superstar Dharmendra. The actor shared a fun anecdote about their first handshake during his latest appearance on the quiz reality show Kaun Banega Crorepati Season 18. Aamir, who was on the hot seat with Sunny Deol and Preity Zinta, []
Sidharth Malhotra reunites with Nikitin Dheer, Shiv Panditt on Shershaah
Mumbai, Aug 13 (IANS) Actor Sidharth Malhotra on Thursday marked five years of his acclaimed war drama Shershaah and seemed to have reunited with his costars from the movie, Nikitin Dheer and Shiv Panditt. Taking to his social media account, Sidharth shared a picture of the trio posing together and simply captioned it with the []
Hardik Pandyas Gujarat Titans Return Hits Roadblock: Why the Reported IPL 2027 Deal Fell Apart
Hardik Pandya is back in the IPL spotlight, with fresh reports linking the star all-rounder with a possible exit from Mumbai Indians and a return to his former franchise, Gujarat Titans.According to reports published on August 12-13, Gujarat Titans were reportedly open to bringing Hardik back and cu...
Vile Parle fire: Resident reaches site before firefighters
After hearing from friends about a major fire near his Vile Parle home on Tuesday night, local resident and social worker Tejas Dedhia rushed to the spot. Dedhia and his friends reached the building before fire officials and joined efforts to assist those affected by the blaze
Vile Parle fire: One-hour delay in alerting fire brigade proved fatal
A delay of nearly an hour in alerting the fire brigade after the blaze broke out at Shanta Bhuvan in Vile Parle West hampered rescue efforts and proved fatal for two people, according to a senior fire officer. The first call was received around 10 pm, despite the fire starting at around 9 pm
Indrajit Lankesh Advocates for Cinema with a Purpose in Upcoming Film
Mumbai, August 13: Director Indrajit Lankesh is set to captivate audiences with his historical drama film, Jai Hind, Jai Sindh: A Love Story. He believes that filmmakers should tackle challenging subjects that resonate with viewers. Lankesh stated, As a director, I have created films across genres, including romance, comedy, and even biopics. Now, I am ... Read more Indrajit Lankesh Advocates for Cinema with a Purpose in Upcoming Film
Janhvi Kapoor's Instagram is often filled with glimpses of her stunning home, where white interiors, luxurious finishes and opulent decor come together. But behind the polished look, the Mumbai residence is also packed with family memories, personal touches and reminders of her late mother, Sridevi.
2 Children Among 7 Dead In Landslide In Mumbai's Kurla
Mumbai Mayor Ritu Twade has announced compensation of four lakh rupees for the families of the victims.
BMC sent 160 notices to residents of landslide risk before collapse killed 7
The BMC had issued around 160 notices to residents of Khadi No 3 in Kurla, warning them about landslide risks and advising them to vacate the vulnerable area. The notices were part of around 500 warnings issued across L ward. A hillside collapse at Gaushiya Chawl later killed seven people, including three children
44 highly vulnerable landslide spots across Mumbai remain unattended
At least 44 highly vulnerable landslide-prone locations across Mumbai remain unattended, including 38 in the suburbs and six in the island city. The spots were identified as part of a 2018 Geological Survey of India survey, while funding and rehabilitation issues continue to delay slope-stabilisation work
Hillside gives way, rocks crash onto Kurla home during gathering
A late-night gathering at a home in Kurla West turned tragic after the hillside behind the house gave way, sending rocks and debris crashing down. Local resident Inam Ansari was among those inside when the incident occurred
FDA suspends 13 food establishments licences across four districts in Maharashtra
Four Dominos Pizza licenses were suspended in Mumbai and Satara
Marathi language requirement is mandatory for Cab aggregators drivers: State Transport Minister
After August 15, the transport department will conduct verification drives and take stricter action against those who fail to comply with the rule of mandatory Marathi
J&K poised to script new cinematic chapter with maiden International Film Festival
Srinagar, Aug 12: Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Wednesday chaired a meeting of senior officers of the Civil Administration and Police Department to review and give detailed shape to the arrangements for the successful conduct of the maiden International Film Festival of Jammu & Kashmir (IFFJK-2026), scheduled to be held from 7 to 10 September 2026. The meeting was attended by Additional Chief Secretary to Chief Minister; Additional Chief Secretary, Finance; Principal Secretary, Home; Commissioner Secretary, Information; Commissioner Secretary, Floriculture; Secretary, Transport; Divisional Commissioner, Jammu and Kashmir; SSP Srinagar as representative of DGP J&K; Director, Information; Secretary, J&K Academy of Art, Culture & Languages; Director, Hospitality & Protocol; Joint Director, Information (Headquarters); Joint Director, Information (Kashmir Division); and other senior officers from the concerned departments and agencies. The Chief Secretary observed that IFFJK-2026 is the first festival of its kind in Jammu & Kashmir and, therefore, its inaugural edition should set a benchmark for future editions. He emphasised that the event is envisaged as an annual affair from this year onwards, requiring meticulous planning and execution so that every edition becomes more professionally curated and memorable. He directed all concerned departments to walk through the entire festival process in advanceright from the arrival of guests and participants to the conclusion of the eventto identify gaps, streamline procedures, and ensure seamless coordination. He maintained that the smooth conduct of every component is what ultimately makes an event memorable, professionally accomplished, and worthy of appreciation. The Chief Secretary laid particular emphasis on providing befitting reception and hospitality to all invited dignitaries, filmmakers, artists, and other participants. He directed that designated nodal officers be put in place by the General Administration Department at major boarding airports, including Mumbai and Delhi, besides ensuring seamless reception and facilitation at the airports in Jammu and Srinagar. He underlined that IFFJK provides a significant opportunity to showcase Jammu & Kashmir's immense potential as both a film destination and a premier tourist destination. He called upon Tourism, Handicrafts, Floriculture, Culture, and other concerned departments to make comprehensive arrangements to showcase the region's rich heritage, crafts, culture, landscapes, and artistic traditions through curated tours, craft safaris, heritage experiences, and other activities for visiting guests. The Chief Secretary also stressed the need for timely invitations to dignitaries from the Government of India, UT administration, and other distinguished guests to ensure their participation. He reviewed in detail the arrangements concerning their accommodation, transportation, hospitality, and visits to important tourist and heritage destinations in and around Jammu and Srinagar, aimed at providing them firsthand experience of the region. Giving special thrust to publicity, the Chief Secretary directed that a comprehensive and sustained publicity campaign be undertaken through local and national media, social media platforms, and outdoor publicity, including hoardings and other visibility mechanisms across Jammu and Srinagar. He called for creating wide awareness about the festival and projecting J&K's capabilities, creative ecosystem, and tourism potential to audiences across the country and beyond. He further directed the J&K Academy of Art, Culture & Languages to organise live cultural performances by local artists at suitable locations identified by the Divisional Administrations. These performances, he said, would provide a vibrant cultural ambience for the visiting guests and complement the film festival experience. The Chief Secretary stressed adequate security arrangements and directed the Home Department to ensure coordination with all security agencies. The Chief Secretary also impressed upon the Divisional Commissioners of Jammu and Kashmir to undertake a micro-level review of every arrangement and activity, ensuring that all concerned departments, agencies, and stakeholders remain fully coordinated for the successful conduct of the first edition of IFFJK. Earlier, Commissioner Secretary, Information Department, R. Alice Vaz, gave an overview of the preparations being undertaken for the festival. She apprised the meeting of the series of coordination meetings held with various departments and agencies and outlined the responsibilities assigned to different stakeholders for ensuring the smooth conduct of the event. On this occasion, Director, Information & Public Relations, Shreya Singhal, subsequently made a detailed presentation on the vision, objectives, and proposed format of IFFJK-2026, covering the festival schedule, film entries, screening venues, programmes, logistics, hospitality, publicity, and other arrangements. She apprised the meeting that around 1,100 film entries from nearly 80 countries have been received for the maiden edition of IFFJK-2026. The entries are currently being scrutinised by the Preview Committee for selection of films to be screened across seven screens over four days of the festival. She added that the film screenings are proposed to be held at SKICC and INOX Cinemas in Srinagar, Waves Cinema in Jammu, besides select festival sessions at Gulmarg. The Inaugural, Closing, and Award Ceremonies are proposed to be held at SKICC, Srinagar, with arrangements for live broadcasting to ensure wider reach and visibility. Besides film screenings, the festival will feature a range of Masterclasses, Workshops, and Roundtable discussions, providing opportunities for interaction among filmmakers, industry professionals, artists, students, and other stakeholders, including students of Mass Communication. The meeting was also apprised of the day-wise schedule of programmes and screenings planned across different venues, including dedicated arrangements for jury members and festival participants separately. It was further informed that various committees have already been constituted with clearly defined Terms of Reference (ToRs) to ensure clarity of responsibilities, accountability, and effective coordination among stakeholders. A dedicated IFFJK application has also been developed by the Department of Information & Public Relations to facilitate registrations and provide real-time updates about the festival. The meeting also discussed in detail the publicity strategy, invitations, transportation, traffic management, security, hospitality, protocol, and other logistical arrangements, with concerned departments including Tourism, Home, Traffic, Transport, Hospitality & Protocol, and GAD being sensitised about their respective roles. The Chief Secretary directed all stakeholders to maintain close coordination and ensure that every arrangement is completed well in advance, reiterating that the maiden IFFJK should emerge as a landmark annual cultural event that showcases Jammu & Kashmir's cinematic potential, artistic talent, cultural richness, and unparalleled tourism appeal to the national and international audience.
Maharashtra Voter List Update: Nearly 1.8 Million Names at Risk of Removal
Mumbai, August 13: The ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists in Maharashtra has revealed that out of a total of 9,78,54,049 voters, 9,69,54,766 voters (99.08 percent) have received enumeration forms. However, Chief Electoral Officer S. Chokalingam announced in a press conference that only 7,60,98,153 forms (77.77 percent) have been signed and returned in ... Read more Maharashtra Voter List Update: Nearly 1.8 Million Names at Risk of Removal
Horoscope today, August 13: Check astrological predictions for all zodiac signs
Wondering what's in store for you today? Well, we've got you covered. Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Virgo, Cancer, Leo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius
Raju Das Criticizes CEO Appointment at Ram Temple, Calls for Genuine Service
Mumbai, August 13: Mahant Raju Das, the head priest of Hanumangarhi in Ayodhya, has voiced strong opposition to the ongoing discussions regarding the appointment of a CEO for the Ram Temple. He emphasized that a temple should not be treated as a commercial center. Positions related to the management and service of sacred sites like ... Read more Raju Das Criticizes CEO Appointment at Ram Temple, Calls for Genuine Service
Ibrahim Ali Khan Wishes Sister Sara Ali Khan a Happy Birthday
Mumbai, August 13: Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan celebrated her 31st birthday on Wednesday. On this special occasion, her younger brother and actor Ibrahim Ali Khan shared a heartfelt post on social media. Ibrahim posted a fun picture of their trip together on his official Instagram account. He expressed his gratitude, calling Sara the best ... Read more Ibrahim Ali Khan Wishes Sister Sara Ali Khan a Happy Birthday
Leaked: The Traitors 2 winner name is here
Mumbai: Karan Johar has not even opened the palace doors to viewers yet, but the seasons most guarded secret may have already slipped out. Just a day before The Traitors 2 premieres, a major winner leak has taken social media by storm. Reality show insider Mr Khabrii has claimed that popular television actress Krystle DSouza 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 .
Sonu Nigam Discusses the Use of Auto-Tune in Modern Music
Mumbai, August 13: Renowned playback singer Sonu Nigam has revealed that he is not untouched by the use of auto-tune. He discussed the minimal use of this tool to achieve the right sound. The singer stated that in todays digital era, raw voices without treatment can sound odd when paired with songs. He shared his ... Read more Sonu Nigam Discusses the Use of Auto-Tune in Modern Music
Rs 5 Crore Penalty Imposed On Mumbai's Taj Lands End, Total Over Rs 103 Crore
The country's largest hospitality player, in a regulatory filing, said the penalty levied on outstanding property taxes was reflected in the property tax bill for 2026-27 from Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in respect of Taj Lands End, Mumbai.
Doctor at Kalyans Civic Hospital Served Notice Over False Dog Bite Info
Maharashtra government approves withdrawal of cases against CJP-supported protesters
Vile Parle building fire: Domestic help likely tried to save toddler, both choked to death
Vile Parle fire: Buildings safety system kept in manual mode, only 2 knew how to operate it
MPID Court Grants Bail to UK Businessman Nishit Patel in 16.24 crore Javed Jaffery Cheating Case
JJ Hospitals forensic team conducts donor post-mortems at Mumbai private hospital
Mumbai dream ends in tragedy: Family of four killed in Ghatkopar landslide
NCP leader Zeeshan Siddique receives death threat, Absconding gangster sends threatening audio
NCP leader Zeeshan Siddique on Wednesday received a death threat. Absconding gangster Zeeshan Akhtar issued the death threat. He sent the threatening audio message just a short while ago. Zeeshan Akhtar has sent the threatening audio directly to Zeeshan Siddique. Notably, Zeeshan Siddique is currently not in India, however, after receiving the threatening audio, he informed Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti about the matter.
Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of 4 outlets of pizza chain, including three in Mumbai
30 lakh voters in Mumbai and 1.8 crore in Maharashtra untraced in SIR so far
Mumbai to Receive 238 New AC Local Trains by 2027
Mumbai, August 12: The central government has made a significant announcement regarding the local trains, often referred to as Mumbais lifeline. Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw confirmed the approval for 238 new AC local trains for Mumbai. He stated that the production of these trains will be expedited, ensuring that passengers can access the first ... Read more Mumbai to Receive 238 New AC Local Trains by 2027
Railway Ministry scraps delayed tender of 238 Mumbai AC local trains
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the 238 rakes will now be manufactured simultaneously at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai, Rail Coach Factory (RCF) in Kapurthala and Modern Coach Factory (MCF) in Rae Bareli
Kurla landslide: Mumbai Congress blames BMC for pre-monsoon safety lapses
The landslide occurred in the early hours of Wednesday after heavy rain in Mumbai. Two more people were feared trapped under the debris, with rescue operations continuing into the evening
Tanvi Sharma Makes History by Winning Taipei Open at Just 17
Mumbai, August 12: Indian badminton player Tanvi Sharma has made headlines by winning the Taipei Open at the young age of 17. In an exclusive interview, she expressed her surprise at achieving this remarkable feat. Tanvi stated that she did not expect to win the title but focused on giving her best effort throughout the ... Read more Tanvi Sharma Makes History by Winning Taipei Open at Just 17
Cops bust Nashik Kumbh Mela fake work order scam, two held in Rs 305-cr fraud
According to police, the suspects allegedly cheated a complainant of Rs 2.17 crore after promising to help him secure a housekeeping contract linked to the Kumbh Mela
Mumbai Biker, 24, Dies After Trailer Rams Her. Was On Group Ride With 22 Women
Thakkar was first taken to a health centre in Charama for treatment. As her condition worsened, she was shifted to a private hospital in Dhamtari, where doctors examined her and confirmed that she had died from her injuries.
BMC to resume water supply to swimming pools in Mumbai from Aug 16
The civic-run swimming pools in Mumbai will reopen to citizens from Sunday, August 16, during their morning and evening sessions, the BMC said on Wednesday
Property agents vegetarians only claim for Mumbai flat triggers food apartheid debate
Kurla landslide: NDRF to continue search and rescue operations
The landslide was reported at around 3:38 am, with several people feared trapped under the debris. Team 5F of the 5th Battalion NDRF, which had been pre-positioned at Ghatkopar for monsoon duty, was mobilised along with its canine, K9 Jessy
Bombay high court stays BMC move to take possession of leased YMCA playground at Mumbai Central
2011 Mumbai blasts: Court grants bail to accused after 15 yrs in jail
Accused Zainul Shaikh's plea was considered exclusively on the constitutional ground of prolonged incarceration and on the principle of parity with the co- accused already released on bail, the judge stated
Palghar felt two tremors of magnitude 3.4 in an hour
Both tremors happened on the night of August 10. The first one was recorded at 10:04 p.m. and the second at 11 p.m., as per the data of the National Centre for Seismology
