Suyogcha Samrats Grand Ganpati Idol Arrives in Mumbai Ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi
A magnificent Ganpati idol of Suyogcha Samrat made a grand appearance in Lalbaug-Parel, Mumbai, ahead of the upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations.
Filmmaker Farah Khan is experiencing an emotional transition as her triplets start college. Diva, Anya, and Czar have departed Mumbai for higher studies in America. Each sibling is pursuing different academic paths at separate universities across the nation. Read on to know more about their education qualification.
Gurugram traffic police issue 6,231 challans worth 1.24 cr in August
Gurugram Traffic Police issued 6,231 fines for overspeeding during August. These violations resulted in penalties totaling approximately Rs 1.24 crore. The enforcement drive targeted major roads including the Mumbai Expressway and Golf Course Road. Police aim to enhance road safety and reduce accidents through regular checks. Such strict enforcement measures will continue to ensure adherence to traffic rules.
Pavitra Rishta star Ankita Lokhande and her husband, Vicky Jain, reside in a palatial home in Mumbais Oshiwara. The house, which costs a staggering Rs 50 crore, has no less than eight bedrooms and is decorated in a minimalistic yet elegant manner.
Celebrities joined the Dahi Handi festivities in Mumbai. Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza removed their footwear before participating in the matki-breaking ceremony. Randeep Hooda, Suryakumar Yadav and Veer Pahariya were also spotted at celebrations across the city.
Amruta Fadnavis Advocates for Cancer Awareness in Mumbai Event
Amruta Fadnavis emphasizes the importance of cancer awareness and timely screenings at a recent event in Mumbai. Amruta Fadnavis Advocates for Cancer Awareness in Mumbai Event
What began with two neighbours cleaning Versova Beach grew into a citizen-led movement tackling plastic pollution and marine waste.
Woman Travels Alone In Mumbai At 2:30 AM, Shares Why She Feels Safe
She then said that these were the moments when she felt thankful to live in a city like Mumbai.
Iran-US conflict: Tehran claims strike on US vessel in Strait of Hormuz
The war began with US and Israeli attacks on Iran on Feb 28. But since a ceasefire agreement was announced in June, on-and-off fighting has persisted with both sides trying to inflict military and economic pain as negotiations have collapsed
Regulates food safety, not festivals: FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe clarifies new order
Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe clarified a new food safety directive. This order aims to monitor and prevent food adulteration across all festivals. It ensures food served at gatherings is safe and compliant with existing laws. The directive establishes a year-round framework for consistent implementation. This aims to prevent illness while allowing celebrations to continue.
UP house collapses: Five killed, including four of a family, amid heavy rain
The victims were identified as Mukesh Kumar and his daughters Maya (17), Neetu (seven) and Pallavi (five). Another daughter of Kumar, Kajal, was seriously injured in the incident and is under treatment at the Lala Lajpat Rai Hospital (LLR) in Kanpur, police said
Gaimukh-Payegaon Bridge: Creek piling crosses 95 pc as ambitious project advance
A project update on Sunday said that the pier erection and pier-cap construction are also progressing, while work is underway at both the Gaimukh and Paye-Payegaon ends
Farah Khan gets emotional as triplets leave Mumbai for US universities
Filmmaker Farah Khan is getting emotional as her triplets, Diva, Anya and Czar, leave home to begin a new chapter at universities in the United States. Farah shared glimpses of her farewell with her children on Instagram, revealing that all three have moved to different cities and campuses for their higher studies. Reflecting on the [] The post Farah Khan gets emotional as triplets leave Mumbai for US universities appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Man's body found in Maharashtras Hingoli, cops probe murder angle
The police suspect that the body had been lying at the spot for around four days. The circumstances at the scene raised suspicion that the man may have been killed elsewhere and the body subsequently dumped in the Jamgavhan area, the police said
Sunaina Roshan says 'Forever proud to be your daughter' as she wishes dad Rakesh Roshan
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Filmmaker Rakesh Roshan's daughter Sunaina Roshan said that she is 'Forever proud to be her father's daughter' in a heartfelt birthday wish for him on social media. On Sunday, Sunaina took to her official Insta account and posted a video montage of their rare father-daughter moments over the years. She shared that for her, the biggest compliment is being told that she is like her father, as she highly admires his strength, wit and resilience. Sunaina wrote on the photo-sharing app, If being called your daughter wasnt enough of a blessing, being told that Im like you is one of my favourite compliments. Your strength, your wit, your resilience these are the qualities Ive always admired in you and Im so happy to carry a little piece of them with me. (sic). Forever proud to be your daughter. Forever your Daddys girl. Happy Birthday, Papa. I love you, her birthday wish for her father further read. Rakesh Roshan also expressed his gratitude by commenting, Thank you Niks on his daughter's post. Before this, Rakesh Roshan's co-star and veteran actress Simi Garewal decided to revisit their 1971 movie 'Seema' on his birthday. Simi Garewal revealed that this was the film that brought the two of them together. Sharing a poster of the movie on social media, she included the 'Happy Birthday' track as the background score. Remember! This film brought us together..and 55 years on you remain my dearest friend. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Guddu! My real life hero!! (sic), Simi wrote, wishing her co-star Rakesh Roshan reacted to this with the lovely comment, saying, Simi ji what a lovely journey, thank you for the love & wishes (red heart emoji). After working as an actor for some time, Rakesh Roshan later turned towards direction. Some of his most noteworthy projects include 'King Uncle', 'Karan Arjun', 'Koyla', 'Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai', 'Koi Mil Gaya', and 'Krrish'.
Tanushree Dutta drops a cryptic post on those who afflicted her: I will watch the fall & demise
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Actress Tanushree Dutta has shared a cryptic post, seemingly directed at those she believes have caused her pain and hardship. In the post, the Aashiq Banaya Aapne actress spoke about karma, her personal and professional life, and claimed that those who wronged her would eventually face the consequences of their actions. Taking to Instagram, Tanushree wrote about her hopes of rebuilding her life while issuing a stern warning to those she accused of plotting and working against her. She expressed confidence that her karmic wheels were turning and said she would witness the downfall of those who had allegedly caused her suffering. Sharing her image, the Dhol actress wrote, To those who afflicted me and removed me from my organic path in life. My vocational and personal life will be resurrected again in the most wonderful way and I will watch the fall & demise of all those who afflicted me for no fault of mine. The karmic wheels are turning and the next millenia belongs to me! And these assholes who dared to plot, gaslight, hound, surveil, plan & attack me will be hounded for eternity by forces so scary that they will regret every moment that their wicked souls went against me. Their lives will crumble right before their own eyes, she added. Tanushree Dutta has previously been vocal about her experiences in the film industry and has spoken publicly about issues she faced during her career. Last month, the actress had also penned a note in which she claimed that her career was being sabotaged by what she described as enemy camp handlers. She alleged that these individuals were deliberately preventing work opportunities from reaching her, claiming, They don't let anything come to me. An excerpt from her post read, So there are also people that want to work with me but the enemy camp handlers don't let anything come to me. They lie, manipulate and lead things astray at the enquiry level itself. Or misguide genuine brands, events and projects to sabotage me further. In 2025, Tanushree Dutta came into the spotlight as one of the prominent voices of Bollywoods 2018 #MeToo movement. She had publicly accused veteran actor Nana Patekar of sexual misconduct during the filming of the 2008 film Horn Ok Pleassss.
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Music composer Akhil Sachdeva, who has composed the song Piya Ghar Aaya - Homecoming from the recently released Emraan Hashmi-starrer Awarapan 2, has said that while performing on stage he is fully consumed by his performance, and doesnt even know what the dancers are doing in the background. The composer spoke with IANS after the films release in the BKC area of Mumbai after the films release. He said that he has kept his team intact, and everything is engineered around his performance on stage. He told IANS, You need to be doing what you are meant to do. You need to definitely make sure that it sets right but when I sing I don't pay attention to the people with me on stage. I don't even know who is dancing or performing but now I am used to it. My band is almost the same, I have kept the same band. So, they know where I will breathe, where I will take a pause. The world on stage is not normal. It's a different world, you are in trance, you are connected to God or maybe you have reached somewhere else. You have to stay there. I don't care who is performing or what is happening around. What matters is that people who have come to see me. Whether they have spent money or not, they have come to see me. So I should respect them, and I should make them feel as special as they have made me feel. I have a specialty whether there are 2000 people in the crowd or more, I look into everyone's eyes it's my effort and people feel that Akhil is looking at me. So, I have a connection with my audience. I can't say much I think God has given me this, and I respect it, he added.
Delhi building collapses in Satya Niketan, rescue operations underway
Locals and eyewitnesses said they immediately joined the rescue efforts using their hands and available equipment to remove debris in search of individuals trapped underneath. Firefighters also rescued some people from the rubble and rushed them to nearby hospitals for treatment, DFS said
Handshake goes wrong: Magnus Carlsen and Vachier-Lagrave share hilarious moment
While American Gambits enjoyed a memorable opening day, Magnus Carlsen's return was another major talking point. The Norwegian returned to the Global Chess League (GCL) after missing last year's edition in Mumbai. Representing defending champions Alpine APL Pipers, Carlsen was held to a draw by Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of Cheq Mumba Masters.
Maharashtra Garba row: NCP (SP) questions govt over VHPs diktat
The VHP has announced that Muslims would not be permitted to enter Garba and Dandiya venues across Maharashtra during Navratri. The organisation has also issued guidelines for event organisers, including checking participants identities through Aadhaar cards and applying tilak on their foreheads
MSETCL substation fire in Chinchwad disrupts power across Pimpri-Chinchwad
The fire has been brought under control. Officials from MSETCL and the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) are working to restore power supply to areas that can be serviced, while keeping the affected section of the substation shut down
Indian tourist arrivals to Oman surge 11 per cent, cross 6.9 lakh in 2025
Mujaizi said improved accessibility and expanding air connectivity have played an important role in attracting Indian travellers. Direct flights from more than 10 Indian cities to Muscat, along with growing connectivity to Salalah, have made Oman more accessible to tourists from across the country
Vijay Varma house tour: Actor Vijay Varmas Mumbai home reflects his understated yet contemporary style, with charcoal-toned interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, statement furniture, indoor greenery and personal spaces that offer a glimpse into his lifestyle.
Rajniesh Duggall reveals what drew him to play Physics Wallah teacher Pankaj Sijariya in his biopic
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Actor Rajniesh Duggall has revealed what drew him to play Physics Wallah teacher Pankaj Sijariya in his upcoming biopic. He opened up about the project while sharing his reaction to the script and expressed his excitement about bringing the inspiring teachers journey to the screen. Talking about how he came on board, Duggall said, I have a very interesting surprise for you, Pankaj sir. One of your students has actually written the film and asked me if I would like to play your role in it. So I said 100% that if there is something like this, I would absolutely want to be a part of it. In fact, I finished the script today, and it is written in a very interesting way. The reveal came during an Instagram Live interaction between Rajniesh Duggall and Pankaj Sijariya, where the actor shared details about the biopic and revealed that one of Pankajs students had written the film. The upcoming movie is written and directed by James A., one of Sijairyas students. The upcoming biopic will feature Rajniesh Duggall portraying Pankaj Sijariya, bringing the educators inspiring journey to the screen through the perspective of one of his former students. Esha Talwar has also been cast as the female lead in the film. The film is currently in the development stage, with more details about the project expected to be announced in the coming days. Pankaj Sijariya is an organic chemistry educator at Physics Wallah, the ed-tech platform founded by Alakh Pandey. He has earned a strong following among students for his lively and distinctive approach to teaching.
Why is Maharashtra govt silent on VHP
Mumbai: The Nationalist Congress Party- Sharad Pawar (NCP -SP) on Sunday, September 6, slammed the Vishva Hindu Parishads (VHP) call to bar Muslims from participating in Garba events during Navratri, terming it unconstitutional, and questioned the BJP-led Maharashtra governments silence on the issue. The VHP has announced that Muslims would not be allowed entry to 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 .
Bihar floods: 16.85 lakh people affected across 11 districts
According to official figures, the flooding has affected 61 blocks and 300 gram panchayats across 11 districts. Authorities have intensified relief measures to provide food, shelter and other essential assistance to people impacted by the floods
Mumbai slum boy Abhishek Sharma made the best use of borrowed internet to crack IIT
Rahul Gandhi urges Maharashtra govt to address student concerns amid protests
Gandhi said the concerns raised by students went beyond a single examination or recruitment process and reflected wider dissatisfaction over issues including recruitment delays, alleged paper leaks, education costs and hostel conditions
Parmish Verma says he has zero space for negativity after announcing divorce from wife Geet Grewal
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) Punjabi singer-actor Parmish Verma has shared a message about staying away from negativity in life, days after announcing his separation from wife Geet Grewal. Taking to Instagram, the Gaal Ni Kadni singer shared glimpses from his fathers birthday celebration and expressed his admiration for him. Parmish also emphasized the importance of keeping negativity at bay. Sharing images, he wrote, Negativity di thaan Zindagi ch Zero, Ni main kisse da ni fan, Mera Bapu mera Hero (Zero space for negativity in life. Im not a fan of anyone; my father is my hero.) The photos show the actor posing with his father, mother, and brother, Sukhan Verma. In one of the images, Parmish is seen feeding a piece of cake to his dad. The other pictures capture him posing with his mother and sharing sweet moments with his family. The post comes a day after the Punjabi singer-actor confirmed his divorce from Geet Grewal in a social media statement. Parmish also acknowledged that there is a woman in his life at present. His clarification came amid weeks of trolling and speculation surrounding his alleged relationship with actress and model Harman Brar, along with claims that he had been unfaithful to his former wife, Geet Grewal. Parmish wrote, Being a man makes you a convenient psychological scapegoat; blame the gender, simplify the story, and the mob gets to feel morally superior. I understand the psychology of it, and I accept the burden without resentment. When I was drowning, nobody came to save me. I dealt with my own consequences, carried my own pain, and learned to stand again. That, too, is being a man. The singer added, So is having the discipline to respect my ex-wife, respect the woman in my life today, and never confuse bitterness with masculinity. What isn't manhood is weakness disguised as virtue, becoming a weasel in a mob, feeding an agenda for attention and money, and calling cowardice morality. I know what I am. I would rather be hated for standing upright than applauded for crawling with the crowd. I'm proud of the man I became.
Maharashtra FDA flags licensing issue at five MCA restaurants, awaits replies
Explaining the regulatory position, Mundhe said a food licence is issued to a specific entity for a particular premises and activity. Therefore, an operator other than the licensed entity cannot run the business under the licence issued in the MCAs name
MSRTC records Rs 66 crore revenue rise in August after changes to bus schedules
The corporation has also recorded its highest-ever daily revenue of Rs 45 crore on August 31, while its monthly revenue crossed the Rs 1,000 crore mark for the first time
Toxic fame Kiara Advani and her husband-actor Sidharth Malhotra's opulent Rs 90-crore residence in Mumbai epitomizes luxury living. Crafted by the renowned Gauri Khan, this expansive apartment boasts stunning views of the Arabian Sea and sophisticated interiors. The living space showcases a walnut table paired with a striking tangerine leather sofa adorned with purple stripes. Geometric rugs and plush suede chairs accentuate the dining area, while the pristine, all-white kitchen complements their lavish lifestyle.
Kartik Aaryan gives Pakistani singer a Bollywood moment
Mumbai: Kartik Aaryans latest Instagram post was meant to offer fans a glimpse into his journey for the upcoming film Captain India, but his choice of music also brought a rising Pakistani singer into the spotlight. The actor shared a picture from his flight, resting his head against a tablet displaying the shooting draft of 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 .
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
Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal gets Rs 703 crore insurance cover for Ganesh festival celebration
Mumbai's GSB Seva Mandal has secured a massive Rs 703.27 crore insurance cover for the upcoming Ganpati festival. The idol will be adorned with over 66 kilograms of gold and 335 kilograms of silver ornaments. This year marks the mandal's 72nd Ganeshotsav celebration, attracting many devotees. More than 40,000 people are expected to benefit from daily food charity services.
Paryushan festival: WR to run special train between Bandra and Palitana
The special train will operate on a special fare, while the trips of three other special trains running between Mumbai Central and Ahmedabad and Mumbai Central and Indore have also been extended, according to Western Railway
Thane Dahi Handi 2026: 56 Govindas injured during celebrations
Among those treated at the District Government Hospital, two Govindas, identified as Girish Chipkar, 25, and Omkar Shinde, 25, sustained fractures to their right legs. Both were from the CP Talao area of Wagle
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
Python found hiding inside car engine near Dahisar flyover, safely rescued
The incident came to light when local resident Sunny Kamble was alerted about the snake slithering inside the engine of his sisters car, which was parked on the premises of the building
Oil price, US jobs data, rising bond yields likely to drive Indian stock market next week
Mumbai, Sep 6 (IANS) The Indian stock market is likely to remain sensitive to global cues next week, with crude oil prices, rising bond yields, stronger-than-expected US jobs data and foreign investor flows emerging as key factors that could shape investor sentiment. Renewed tensions between the US and Iran, uncertainty over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and shifting expectations around US interest rates are expected to keep volatility elevated. The benchmark indices ended higher on Friday, but surrendered most of their intra-day gains and closed near the day's lows after the closing auction session (CAS). The Sensex gained 363 points to close at 76,515, while the Nifty rose more than 24 points to finish below the 23,898 mark. The broader market performance remained mixed, with the Nifty Midcap 100 slipping into negative territory, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 managed to end in the green. One of the biggest concerns for investors heading into the new week is the renewed rise in crude oil prices. Oil gained around 8 per cent during the week after the US and Iran exchanged strikes following a month-long lull, reviving fears of a supply disruption as the Strait of Hormuz remains shut for oil transit. The prolonged disruption has also prompted a reassessment of crude price expectations. Citi has raised its average Brent crude price forecast for the third quarter to $86 a barrel from its earlier estimate of $80, citing expectations of a longer-than-anticipated timeline for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Higher oil prices could put additional pressure on inflation and corporate costs in oil-importing economies such as India. Investors will therefore closely monitor developments in the Middle East and any indications of when normal oil shipments through the strategic waterway could resume. Another major concern is the sharp rise in global bond yields. A bond-market selloff of a scale not seen in decades has pushed yields across several major economies to multi-year highs. Markets are currently dealing with a combination of oil-driven inflation, expectations of tighter monetary policy and deteriorating fiscal conditions. The rise in crude prices and fuel costs has increased inflationary pressures while also pushing up government borrowing costs globally. At the same time, investors are assessing the possibility that tighter financial conditions could weigh on economic growth if there is no meaningful easing in inflationary pressures. US monetary policy expectations could add another layer of volatility. A stronger-than-expected US jobs report has brought the possibility of a September interest-rate hike back into focus, creating a difficult policy choice for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh amid pressure from US President Donald Trump for lower borrowing costs. US employers added 162,000 jobs in August, almost three times the number expected by economists. The labour force participation rate also increased to 61.6 per cent. Despite the larger pool of available workers, the unemployment rate remained at 4.1 per cent.
Hanuman Ansh is set to reach audiences beyond India, with Hombale Films announcing its international distribution through Hombale Overseas. The film explores a spiritual journey rooted in faith and centred on Maharaj-ji. The production house shared that the film will be released worldwide on September 11, 2026, taking its story and spiritual themes to international audiences.
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.
Iran fuel tanker blast kills 11, injures seven in western province
The incident occurred on an intercity road between Sanandaj County in Kurdestan province and Hamedan County in Hamedan province, the IRIB cited Babak Hodaei, head of the emergency medical services of Kurdestan University of Medical Sciences, as saying.
Tropical storm Saudel: Mudslide kills 2, leaves 10 missing in eastern China
The mudslide hit part of a village in Suichuan County in Jiangxi province early Saturday, prompting rescuers to rush to the scene and relocate residents to safer ground to prevent further danger, authorities said in a statement
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.
VHP bars Muslims from garba in Maharashtra, opposition slams outfit's diktat
India's first AI innovation city near Navi Mumbai airport gets fast-track development plan
Navi Mumbai: ASI allegedly dies by suicide at lodge, note names DCP and ACP
The incident took place at Sachi Lodge in Rabale. Police were alerted about the incident and reached the spot, where the ASI was found hanging
Mumbai lake levels: Seven reservoirs hold 95.97 pc water stock, at 13.89 lakh ML
The current stock stands lower than in the same period last year, when the reservoirs contained 14,05,437 million litres (97.10 per cent). Also, the lake levels remained lower than in 2024, when the lakes had 14,19,276 million litres, accounting for 98.06 per cent of the total live storage
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
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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
Two killed, 212 injured in Dahi Handi celebrations in Maharashtra
Mumbai: Dahi Handi celebrations claimed the lives of two people in Maharashtra, as a seven-year-old boy died after a brick column collapsed on him in Mumbai, while a woman was crushed to death under an iron frame in Pune, officials said on Saturday, September 5. Besides, at least 212 Govindas were injured 168 in 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 .
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
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
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