Mumbai, October 25: Air India has announced the suspension of flights to Riyadh and Dammam in Saudi Arabia until November 7, 2026, due to the deteriorating situation in 7 , - , National Hindi News
OBC Creamy Layer Controversy Delays Training for 958 UPSC Officers
Mumbai, October 25: The training of 958 candidates who passed the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination in 2025 is currently on hold, leaving their careers OBC Creamy Layer Controversy Delays Training for 958 UPSC Officers
HPCL Faces Rising Losses on LPG Cylinders
Mumbai, October 25: Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) is currently facing a loss of 245 on each LPG cylinder due to soaring crude oil prices. The company anticipates HPCL Faces Rising Losses on LPG Cylinders
Central Employees Await DA Hike Before Diwali
Mumbai, October 25: Central government employees and pensioners are eagerly awaiting an official announcement regarding the increase in the Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR) for July Central Employees Await DA Hike Before Diwali
Govinda Addresses Extramarital Affair Allegations
Mumbai, October 25: Bollywood actor Govinda has recently opened up about the allegations of an extramarital affair with actress Komal Rani Swarnkar, amidst ongoing speculation regarding his marriage Govinda Addresses Extramarital Affair Allegations
Tilak Varmas Unbeaten Knock Secures Indias Victory, Nears World Record
Mumbai, October 25: Tilak Varma played a crucial role in Indias victory against New Zealand in the second T20 match, scoring an unbeaten 51 runs and leading the Tilak Varmas Unbeaten Knock Secures Indias Victory, Nears World Record
2nd ODI: Vaishnavi Replaces Rested Kranti As India Elect To Bat First Against Zimbabwe
Vaishnavi Sharma: Left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma has replaced fast bowler Kranti Gaud as India won the toss and elected to bat first in the second ODI against Zimbabwe at the BCA Stadium on Sunday. India have a 1-0 lead and a win on Sunday will help them take an unassailable three-game series. After winning the toss, India captain Smriti Mandhana said that the call of resting Kranti was taken with the aim of giving game time to Vaishnavi, who made her ODI debut against Australia in Hobart earlier this year. Looks like a good wicket to bat on. We thought of resting Kranti and giving game time to Vaishnavi. To be fair, we just wanted to rest Kranti and give Vaishnavi some game time. It wasn't specifically about pacers versus spinners. But having said that, Vaishnavi bowled exceptionally well in the previous game, so bringing in another left-arm spinner is certainly not a bad option to have, she said. Smriti also said Shafali Verma will continue to bat at number three in this game, having hit an unbeaten 64 in the opening match. Shafali has been in great form since the T20 series. With the kind of explosive batting she brings, she can change the course of a game within a few overs. Plus, she gives us a few useful overs with the ball. So yes, were going to stick with Shafali at number three and see how it goes, she said. Asked about an aspect of her captaincy which she has enjoyed so far, Smriti stated, I'd say the communication aspect, just understanding where the players are at mentally and keeping those lines open. On a lighter note, managing 50 overs as captain feels like it goes by much faster than when you're just out there fielding! But overall, the best part has been interacting with the team; the players have been brilliant. For Zimbabwe, regular skipper Josephine Nkomo is back after missing the opening game due to a shoulder issue, and she believed the visitors need to showcase a bit more positive intent, with Sharne Mayers left out of the playing eleven. I think we just need to step up on our batting, just score, just be a little bit more positive, show some intent, and then make sure we have a strong innings getting into the last five overs. Hopefully, we will be able to use the conditions and take a few early wickets, because this wicket is absolutely fair. I think weve assessed the conditions quite well and adapted really well, I think. In terms of the weather, its quite similar to Mumbai, although its just a little bit hotter at this time. So its not something that we are actually facing for the first time, she said. Playing XIs India: Pratika Rawal, Smriti Mandhana (captain), Shafali Verma, Harmanpreet Kaur, Tejal Hasabnis, Deepti Sharma, Richa Ghosh (wk), Vaishnavi Sharma, Sayali Satghare, N Sree Charani, and Jintimani Kalita Playing XIs Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Raj Thackeray deletes Modi-Adani docu after police request
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has deleted a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani from his social media handles. This action followed a request from the Mumbai Police commissioner. The film, produced by Hotmail founder Sabir Bhatia, had reportedly garnered over 48 lakh views on X. Thackeray stated he has been raising concerns about the Adani-Modi relationship since January 2026.
A Finnish family residing in Mumbai shares their delightful discoveries about the daily conveniences that have left a positive impression. They highlighted the seamless UPI payment system and the swift grocery delivery options available at their fingertips. The family celebrated the accessibility of public healthcare and the vibrant variety of shopping avenues in the city.
Raj Thackeray deletes Modi-Adani documentary from social media
Mumbai: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Sunday, October 25, said he has deleted a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani from his social media handles following a request from the Mumbai Police commissioner. Thackeray claimed that the film, made by Hotmail founder Sabir Bhatia, had already garnered over 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 .
With Diwali just 11 days away, Bollywood celebrities have begun their festive celebrations. Adding to the excitement, Ayushmann Khurrana and Tahira Kashyap hosted a Diwali party at their Mumbai residence on Saturday (October 24).
Meanwhile, MNS leaders were also surprised by the removal of the documentary, considering it was screened in one of the party's shakhas on Saturday
Javed Akhtar stresses need to combine science, technology with liberal arts
Mumbai Veteran screenwriter and lyricist Javed Akhtar has emphasized the importance of combining science and technology with the liberal arts. The post Javed Akhtar stresses need to combine science, technology with liberal arts appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Rs 1 lakh to Rs 30,000: Cancer immunotherapy gets cheaper, but will patients get the price benefit?
Cheaper nivolumab biosimilars are expanding access to cancer immunotherapy in India, with one Mumbai oncologist reporting a more than 50% rise in prescriptions over six months. Prices have fallen from over Rs 1 lakh to around Rs 30,000 per cycle, but hospital stocking practices could determine whether patients benefit from lower costs.
From Paan Singh Tomar to Railways Cricket: The Changing Fate of Karnail Singh Stadium
The decision to make Mumbais Brabourne Stadium the home ground of Railways for the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season marks more than a change of venue. It also brings the curtain down, at least for now, on a long and fascinating chapter in the history of Karnail Singh Stadium in New Delhi. For generations, the stadium was synonymous with Railways cricket. It was where the team played its home matches, local supporters gathered, and several important moments in Indian sport unfolded. Today, however, its place in first-class cricket has diminished dramatically. Located in the Railway Colony area of Paharganj, the ground was built in 1954 and originally known as the Paharganj Railways Stadium. In 1978, it was renamed Karnail Singh Stadium in honour of Karnail Singh, one of the most influential railway administrators of his time. But this was never merely a cricket ground. Designed as a multi-sport facility, it hosted athletics, football, hockey, boxing, badminton and other sporting activities. For decades, it was an important sporting centre in the capital, particularly for railway employees and their families. One of the lesser-known sporting stories associated with the stadium involves Paan Singh Tomar, who later became famous for very different reasons. In 1964, he set a national record in the 3,000-metre steeplechase here, and the mark stood for several years. Many years later, actor Irrfan Khan, while preparing for his role as Tomar, visited the stadium to understand the place where the athlete had once competed. Cricket, nevertheless, became the stadium's most enduring association. Karnail Singh Stadium was the traditional home of Railways for decades. It was not a glamorous international venue, but it developed its own atmosphere. Railway colonies surrounded the ground, players and supporters were closely connected with the institution, and matches often had a distinctly local character. The presence of players such as Salim Durrani added to its appeal. Durrani, one of Indian cricket's great crowd-pullers, had a strong following in Delhi, and the Railways connection gave the ground an identity that larger venues could not easily replicate. The stadium also witnessed one of the biggest achievements in Railways cricket. In 2002, Railways played the Ranji Trophy final at Karnail Singh Stadium and won their maiden title on their home ground. Despite never becoming a regular men's international venue, Karnail Singh Stadium did host an important global cricket event. During the 1997 Women's World Cup, Sri Lanka Women played West Indies Women at the ground. The ground's relatively modest facilities and its multi-sport character were part of its charm and, eventually, part of its problem. The pitch became an increasingly visible concern. In 2012, the BCCI suspended the ground from hosting matches after concerns over the playing surface. The suspension forced Railways to look for alternative venues and marked an important break in the stadium's long association with first-class cricket. A decade later, another serious incident reinforced those concerns. During the 2022-23 Ranji Trophy match between Railways and Punjab, the pitch produced dangerously inconsistent bounce. The match was stopped after 24 wickets fell in just 103 overs, with fast bowlers accounting for 20 of those dismissals. Several players were hit, including Railways batsman Arindam Ghosh, who suffered a fractured finger. The pitch was subsequently described as dangerous and unfit. The match was restarted on another surface, while Railways' remaining home fixtures were moved elsewhere. The episode further underlined the ground's problems as a venue for first-class cricket. Railways were forced to play home matches at other venues, including grounds in Gujarat, and the team gradually lost the home-ground advantage that had been such a defining part of its identity. Now, the bigger question is not whether Karnail Singh Stadium can host another Ranji match, but whether it still has a sustainable future as a first-class cricket venue. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories In the 2026-27 season, Railways will play their home Ranji Trophy matches at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai, including one against the 'visitors' Mumbai. The move to Brabourne is more than a logistical decision. It represents the end of an era for a ground that was once, quite simply, the home of Railways cricket.
Tuborg maker Carlsberg Indias FY26 revenue slips 2.2 pc ahead of IPO
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 25 (IANS) IPO-bound brewer Carlsberg India has reported a 2.2 per cent decline in its revenue from operations to Rs 8,708.8 crore in FY26. According to financial data accessed through business intelligence platform Tofler, the company's total income, including other income, stood at Rs 8,814.96 crore for the financial year ended March 2026, down 2.25 per cent from Rs 9,018.18 crore in the previous financial year. However, its profit rose 22 per cent year-on-year to Rs 534.51 crore, as per the financial data. Carlsberg India, which markets popular beer brands such as Tuborg, Carlsberg Elephant and Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc in the country, had posted revenue from operations of Rs 8,906.5 crore and a profit of Rs 437.94 crore in FY25. The financial performance comes as the company advances its stock market debut plans. In July 2026, Carlsberg India confidentially filed draft papers with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for an initial public offering and subsequently received regulatory approval on October 1. The proposed share sale is reportedly expected to raise as much as $700 million. During FY26, the brewer's royalty payments to its parent entity increased 13.23 per cent to Rs 90.01 crore. At the same time, excise duty expenses, one of the company's largest cost components, fell nearly 12 per cent to Rs 4,816.83 crore from Rs 5,468.24 crore a year earlier. Marketing and publicity expenditure declined marginally by 2.24 per cent to Rs 69.22 crore. However, spending on sales promotion surged 42.62 per cent to Rs 848.71 crore, compared with Rs 595.07 crore in FY25. Helped by lower excise duty costs and tighter expense management, Carlsberg India's total expenses fell 4 per cent to Rs 8,090.81 crore in FY26 from Rs 8,426.23 crore in the preceding financial year. Carlsberg India is wholly owned by South Asian Breweries Pte Ltd, Singapore, which in turn operates under Carlsberg South Asia Pte Ltd, the holding company for the Danish brewer's South Asian business.
Anil Kapoor starts his Sunday with a run: Cant complain about a morning like this
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 25 (IANS) Veteran actor Anil Kapoor is an epitome of fitness even at the age of 69, and the reason is evident- a clean diet and a regular fitness regimen. Giving another motivational glimpse of his workout, Anil took to his official handle on social media and uploaded a video of himself starting his Sunday with a morning run. In the video, the 'Animal' actor was seen appreciating his trainer for constantly pushing him. Anil said while running, I shot till 1 last night, and I thought I would not be able to run today, but you pushed me. Expressing his gratitude to his trainer, he added, Thank you, thank you for pushing me. Cant complain about a morning like this (sic), the caption on the post read. Applauding the 'Alpha' actor for his discipline, one of the netizens shared in the comment section, In the last 6 years I'm confused if this is a 6 year old video or the latest. Time is frozen for Anil. An insipiration to all ages @anilskapoor, penned another one. The third comment on the post read, Seeing you has awakened a hope for life within me. thankyou Anil ji. Anil keeps on treating the gym enthusiasts with such inspiring videos on a regular basis. In September, he decided to reflect on his fitness journey. Anil revealed that he had not captured himself running like this in four years. The 'Mr India' actor added that his journey for better health has moved forward despite a change in pace and shape. He uploaded a clip of himself from the track on his IG, running as fast as he could. Looking back on his fitness journey, he shared the caption, Four years since I last recorded a run like this. The journey never really stopped just changed pace, changed shape, and kept moving forward. Progress isnt always about how fast you go. Sometimes, its simply about continuing.
Mumbai RTOs have issued show-cause notices to 19 car dealers over alleged fake rental agreements used to register luxury vehicles in Diu and Daman and avoid Maharashtra's higher motor vehicle tax. On a hypothetical Rs 2 crore petrol car, the tax difference could be Rs 14 lakh. The crackdown raises a practical question for customers who bought vehicles through these dealerships: could they face tax demands or registration problems?
UGC NET December 2026 Registration Deadline Approaches
Mumbai, October 25: The registration process for the UGC NET December 2026 is currently underway, with the deadline fast approaching. Candidates aspiring to become assistant professors or secure UGC NET December 2026 Registration Deadline Approaches
'We Met In All-star Game, I Knew He Had Something...': MLB Legend Lauds SKY During MLBx Mumbai Event
MLB India Brand Ambassador: American professional baseball analyst and former outfielder Nick Swisher showered praise on ex-India T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav after Major League Baseball hosted its inaugural MLBx Mumbai-3-on-3 baseball event at Mumbai Football Arena, Andheri Sports Complex. The MLB legend recalled his meeting with the Indian batting star at the 2026 MLB All-Star Week in Philadelphia, where Suryakumar kicked off his role as MLB India Brand Ambassador, and said at the moment he knew Suryakumar had something special. Mumbai, the hospitality, the heart of the Indian people, has been so unbelievable for us. But once again, we realise that this can't happen if we don't have our cricket stars. So the men and the women from the cricket world that came over to help us with this event, on top of our amazing softball players what an amazing show. Mumbai, you showed up for us; we can't thank you enough. Well, by the way, when we met during the all-star game, I knew he had something. That's why I wanted him on my team, Swisher told reporters in Mumbai. Cricket and baseball squared off in Mumbai as former MLB superstars Nick Swisher and Adrian Gonzalez took on India's T20 World Cup-winning captain Suryakumar in a battle of power and defence supremacy as Major League Baseball hosted its inaugural MLBx Mumbai-3-on-3 baseball event in India. MLBx is Major League Baseballs innovative, fast-paced 3-on-3 baseball competition that brings together baseball and softball stars in an event that includes interactive fan experiences and entertainment. In 2022, then known as MLB Home Run Derby X, events were held in London, Mexico City and Seoul. MLBx Mumbai featured Indian cricket stars Shardul Thakur, Jitesh Sharma, Kashvee Gautam, Radha Yadav and Deepak Chahar, joining Suryakumar, who is an MLB ambassador and led Indias national team to the 2026 T20 World Cup title as its captain. It also featured former MLB stars Jake Arrieta, Jonny Gomes, Adrian Gonzalez and Nick Swisher, as well as Athletes Unlimited Softball League standouts Rachel Garcia and Jordan Woolery. The players were split into four teams whose namesakes are among the most historic franchises in MLB history: the Cubs, Dodgers, Red Sox and Yankees. The teams played in a knockout-style competition, and the event featured a three-inning format that combines power hitting, athletic defensive plays and fast-paced gameplay. Each player would have one two-minute at-bat during a three-inning game, while the opposing team will set up their three players in the outfield. Teams earn a point for each home run and a point for each catch. Bonus points can be earned by hitting balls through a centre-field target, placed above the outfield fence or calling for a hot streak of five swings, where offensive and defensive points count double. At the end of a game, the team with the most points wins. Sharing his experience about the sport and its techniques, India all-rounder Shardul Thakur said, It is tough because it's not easy to keep hitting. The techniques are a little bit different. We had to learn about it, but the baseball players were really kind to teach us, discuss with us, and let us know about their sport. So, it was a completely new experience. A lot of people have come to watch this. When we were on stage trying to hit home runs and all, even the young boys who came to catch the balls were very excited about the sport. Fast bowler Deepak Chahar added, I played this game for the first time, and I really liked it as the ball goes farther. I would say it's easier for Indian people because it's not too expensiveyou just need a ball and a bat. It's just like gully cricket; when we play in a gully, we only get runs straight... My experience was really good. I spoke to a lot of players and throwers. Reflecting on playing against his India teammate Suryakumar, he said, It was really exciting. He is a really good friend, and I have played a lot of cricket with him in the Indian team and in the Mumbai Indians. Playing against each other here was good. Indian spinner Radha Yadav opined that the Indian audience will definitely like the sport, as baseball is all about hitting powerful strokes, and Indian fans love watching sixes. Reflecting on playing against his India teammate Suryakumar, he said, It was really exciting. He is a really good friend, and I have played a lot of cricket with him in the Indian team and in the Mumbai Indians. Playing against each other here was good. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
FDA destroys 564 litres of milk in Mumbai; statewide crackdown nets food stock worth 1.56 crore
Seven Mumbai establishments lose licences over food safety violations; major seizures reported across Maharashtra
The tenth edition of the Bollywood Music Project, organized by Eva Live, took place on October 24 at Mumbais Jio World Gardens and drew a massive crowd. The star-studded line-up included Neeraj Shridhar, Roop Kumar Rathod, Anu Malik, Euphoria, Hariharan, Shilpa Rao, Himesh Reshammiya and several others. Shilpa Rao was the second-last performer, while Himesh Reshammiya was the final artist to take the stage, and their performances were keenly awaited. However, the acts preceding them were equally entertaining and ensured that attendees had a memorable evening. Bollywood Hungama reached the venue just as Roop Kumar Rathod and his wife, fellow singer Sonali Rathod, took the stage. They instantly set the mood with a beautiful rendition of 'Tere Liye' from Veer-Zaara (2004). The original song was sung by Roop Kumar Rathod and the legendary Lata Mangeshkar. Sonali stepped into Lata's gigantic shoes, and she managed to impress the audience with her rendition. #RoopKumarRathod at his best...sings 'Maula Mere Maula' from Anwar at Bollywood Music Project 2026; joined by wife Sonali Rathod https://t.co/cIDGx8hZtE Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Roop Kumar Rathod then crooned another crowd favourite, 'Maula Mere Maula' from Anwar (2007). Sonali followed it up with another Lata Mangeshkar classic, 'Yaara Seeli Seeli', from Lekin (1991). Roop Kumar Rathod concluded his set with the romantic classic Tujh Mein Rab Dikhta Hai from Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008) and the patriotic anthem 'Sandese Aate Hain' from Border (1997), which struck a chord with the audience. Anu Malik entertains with hilarious shayaris, 90s chartbusters and patriotic fervour The next performance on the main stage was that of Anu Malik and his team. The act began with Anu's youngest daughter, Ada Malik, dancing to some of her father's iconic compositions. Shahid Mallya came next and sang the title song of Main Hoon Na (2004), followed by another popular track from the film, 'Tumse Milke'. Anmol Malik then took over and performed 'Talli' from Ugly Aur Pagli (2008), 'Jungle Hai Aadhi Raat' from Biwi No 1 (1999) and 'Main Naagin' from Bajatey Raho (2013). Finally, Anu Malik made his grand entry and, as expected, brought his trademark energy, humour and spontaneity to the proceedings. Before beginning his performance, he entertained the crowd with a shayari: Soch ko badlo, sitaare badal jaayenge. Apni nazar ko badlo, nazaare badal jaayenge! The entertaining Anu Malik sings 'Julie Julie' at Bollywood Music Project 2026; asks crowd to join him @The_AnuMalik @bmp_live https://t.co/nyxvvvDBf4 Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Anu Malik announced that he would begin with a song that has found a new lease of life on Instagram Reels 'In The Night No Control' from Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi (1996). He followed it up with 'Julie Julie' from Jeete Hain Shaan Se (1987). Thereafter, he belted out one hit after another, including 'Jeene Ke Hai Chaar Din' from Mujhse Shaadi Karogi (2004), 'Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai' from Ishq (1997), the title track of No Entry (2005), 'Aaila Re Ladki Mast Mast Tu' from Jung (2000), and 'Tan Tana Tan Tan' and 'Oonchi Hai Building' from Judwaa (1997). He ended his set with 'Ek Garam Chai' from Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega (2000). Veteran singer Amit Kumar then made an appearance and entertained the audience with two songs from Imtihaan (1994) 'Dheere Dheere Chori Chori' and 'Is Tarah Aashiqui Ka'. He followed these with the evergreen 'Bade Achhe Lagte Hain' from Balika Badhu (1976) and 'Main Hoon Jhoom Jhoom Jhumroo' from Jhumroo (1961). Bollywood Music Project 2026: Anu Malik tells crowd DONT forget that I composed Sandese Aate Hai; then sings the Border song with Shahid Mallya, Amit Kumar, Anmol Malik @The_AnuMalik @bmp_live https://t.co/h6GzO4zGJn Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Anu Malik then called Ada Malik, Anmol Malik, Shahid Mallya and Amit Kumar together on stage. At this point, he referred to Roop Kumar Rathod's earlier rendition of 'Sandese Aate Hain' and reminded the audience that he was the composer of the iconic track. He told the crowd, Don't forget that I composed that song. I was asked by someone, 'Kya yeh gaana aapne banaya hai?'. I replied, 'Maine banaya hai'. That person suggested, 'Thoda gaa do'! He continued, Yeh gaana maine apne Hindustan ke liye banaya hai. Yeh gaana maine apne Indian Armed Forces ke liye banaya hai, who protect us day and night. It's the song that came out of my heart. Main baar baar kehta hoon naa aisa desh tha, na aisa desh hai aur na aisa desh hoga. East or West, India is the best! This was followed by Anu and his team singing the patriotic anthem. Palash Sen takes a dig at Bollywood; Hariharan mesmerizes with his evergreen classics Palash Sen then took centre stage, accompanied by his son Kinshuk Sen, Shalmali Kholgade, Vaishali Samant and Abhay Jodhpurkar. Palash began with 'Aapki Duaa', originally associated with the late singer KK. A recreated version of the song is part of Euphoria's new album, Dhoomsday. Bollywood Music Project 2026: Palash Sen sings in Marathi; joins Vaishali Samant in singing 'Kombdi Palali' from Jatra (2005); it was created as 'Chinki Chameli' in Agneepath (2012) @docpalash @vaishaliisamant @bmp_live https://t.co/tfes9TwKsC Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 He also performed 'Tum Ho Meri Main Tumhara' and 'Kaise Bhulegi Mera Naam'. In between songs, Palash expressed his disappointment over how the Bollywood music industry never gave him a chance. However, he also claimed that he had no regrets about retaining ownership of his music. Speaking about his immensely popular song 'Maaeri', he said, I am glad I never gave away the rights to my song 'Maaeri'. Koi apni maa ko bhi nahi bechta! Palash saved this track for the end of his performance. In between, Vaishali Samant joined him on stage and, in a pleasant surprise, Palash sang the male portions of the Marathi chartbuster 'Kombdi Palali' from Jatra (2005). The song was famously recreated as 'Chikni Chameli' in Agneepath (2012). Hariharan and his son Akshay Hariharan then took the stage and performed songs like the title track of Roja (1992), 'Nahin Saamne' from Taal (1999), 'Baahon Ke Darmiyan' from Khamoshi (1996) and 'Chappa Chappa' from Maachis (1996). Bollywood Music Project 2026: For the first time, heard the rock version of 'Chappa Chappa'; performed by the legendary Hariharan and his son Akshay Hariharan @SingerHariharan @bmp_live https://t.co/CcKcRSeCtl Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Interestingly, 'Chappa Chappa' was presented in a rock avatar, which took the attendees by surprise. Hariharan also sang 'Telephone Dhun Mein Hasne Wali' from Hindustani (1996) and the recently released 'Vande Mataram'. Finally, he concluded his performance with arguably one of his most iconic songs, 'Tu Hi Re' from Roja (1992), bringing his set to a fitting end. Also Read: SHOCKING: Shilpa Raos mic switched off TWICE at Bollywood Music Project; HEARTBROKEN singer says, Woh nahin gaane de rahe as angry fans boo organizers (FIRST-HAND account)
Former IAS Officer Gorakh Megh Passes Away in Mumbai
Gorakh Megh, a distinguished former IPS and IAS officer hailing from Areda village under Khadial police limits in Nuapada district, passed away in Mumbai following a cardiac arrest. He was rushed to Nanavati Hospital, where doctors declared him dead. Megh began his administrative career as an IPS officer in the Madhya Pradesh cadre in 1975. [] The post Former IAS Officer Gorakh Megh Passes Away in Mumbai appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Affordable Broadband Plans: Jio, Airtel, and BSNL Compared
Mumbai, October 25: The demand for wired broadband and fiber internet is rapidly increasing in India. If you are considering installing Wi-Fi at home, its essential to compare Affordable Broadband Plans: Jio, Airtel, and BSNL Compared
Jailer 2 Breaks Records with Over 600 Crores in 11 Days
Mumbai, October 25: Rajinikanths much-anticipated action thriller, Jailer 2, has made a remarkable impact at the box office, crossing the 600 crore mark in just 11 days. The Jailer 2 Breaks Records with Over 600 Crores in 11 Days
Controversy Erupts at Shilpa Raos Concert
Mumbai, October 25: A recent event in Mumbai featuring singer Shilpa Rao has sparked controversy after her performance was abruptly halted. Videos circulating on social media show that Controversy Erupts at Shilpa Raos Concert
Fuel Prices Remain Steady Amid Rising Crude Oil Rates
Mumbai, October 25: Fuel prices across India have remained unchanged today, despite the ongoing rise in crude oil prices. Currently, petrol is priced at 102.12 per litre and Fuel Prices Remain Steady Amid Rising Crude Oil Rates
Major Drug Bust Across Three States
Mumbai, October 25: In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, central agencies conducted simultaneous raids at 38 locations across Assam, Mizoram, and Manipur on October 23, leading to Major Drug Bust Across Three States
Todays Horoscope: October 25, 2026
Mumbai, October 25: Today, the conjunction of Saturn and the Moon is creating a challenging situation in Pisces. According to astrological calculations, this will have an impact on Todays Horoscope: October 25, 2026
LPG Prices Remain Stable Ahead of Diwali
Mumbai, October 25: LPG prices have remained unchanged today, with both domestic and commercial cylinder rates holding steady. Ahead of the Diwali festival, there has been no increase LPG Prices Remain Stable Ahead of Diwali
Advocate Arrested At Mumbai Airport In Rs 28,000 Crore Pan-India Cyber Fraud Case
A team from the ED's Panaji unit intercepted Rashesh Upadhyay at a boarding gate inside the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport when he was about to take a flight to Delhi.
Gold, silver prices today, 25 October: Check the retail price of 18K, 22K and 24K gold and 999 Fine silver in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai today.
Suryakumar teams up with MLB stars for historic Mumbai baseball event
Indian cricketers, including Suryakumar Yadav and Shardul Thakur, participated in the inaugural MLBx Mumbai 3-on-3 baseball event, teaming up with former MLB stars like Nick Swisher and Jake Arrieta to promote the sport in India.
Shilpa Rao Says She Is 'Heartbroken' After Being Cut Off Mid-Set At Mumbai Show, Organisers React
The singer expressed disappointment on Instagram after her microphone was cut off mid-performance, while the organisers blamed scheduling delays and venue curfew rules.
Shilpa Rao's Mumbai Concert Cut Off Mid-Performance, Internet Blast Organisers
Kutle Khan of the Kutle Khan Project reportedly started performing while Shilpa was still on stage. Her microphone was switched off, prompting several attendees to question the organisers' treatment of the singer
Mumbai weather update: IMD issues yellow heat alert for Mumbai and Thane
Colaba's maximum was 0.5 degrees above normal, while Santacruz recorded a temperature within the normal range. Night temperatures also remained relatively warm, with Colaba recording a minimum of 26.4 degrees Celsius, 1.7 degrees above normal, and Santacruz registering 24.3 degrees Celsius, 1.3 degrees above normal
The tenth edition of the Bollywood Music Project took place on October 24 at Mumbais Jio World Gardens and drew a massive crowd. The star-studded line-up included Neeraj Shridhar, Roop Kumar Rathod, Anu Malik, Euphoria, Hariharan, Shilpa Rao, Himesh Reshammiya and several others. Shilpa Raos performance began on a rocking note, but in a shocking turn of events, her microphone was switched off and her performance was abruptly cut short, seemingly because the event was running behind schedule. What followed left the singer visibly upset and the audience furious. Bollywood Hungama was present at the concert and brings you a detailed account of how the incident unfolded. Bollywood Music Project featured two stages the main stage and a smaller second stage, positioned to its left. The arrangement was simple: an artist or group would perform on the main stage, following which the performers on the second stage would take over. Once their act concluded, the next artist would appear on the main stage. However, the event was running behind schedule. Shilpa Raos set was originally scheduled from 7:45 pm to 8:15 pm, but she arrived on stage only at around 8:30 pm. She began with a rocking performance of 'Tose Naina Lage' (Anwar; 2007), instantly setting the mood. However, towards the end of the song, her microphone suddenly stopped working. She gestured to the backstage team to provide her with a functioning microphone, and a crew member quickly rushed to her aid. Singer #ShilpaRao sings 'Tose Naina Lage' from #Anwar as soon as she comes on stage during Bollywood Music Project...fans go crazy @bmp_live @shilparao11 https://t.co/OsBAKXp2Nt Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Shilpa Rao then told the cheering audience, I don't need a mic. You guys are my voice! Her remark sent the crowd into a frenzy. She also revealed that her mother was present at the venue and that it was her birthday. The audience immediately began singing 'Happy Birthday To You', making for a heartwarming moment. Shilpa continued her performance with 'Tere Hawaale' (Laal Singh Chaddha; 2022), the title track of Kalank (2019), 'Khuda Jaane' (Bachna Ae Haseeno; 2008) and 'Woh Ajnabee' (The Train; 2007). The Rish also joined her on stage to perform 'Barbaad' from Saiyaara (2025). Shilpa Rao then sang 'Chuttamalle' from Devara (2024). After finishing the song, she was preparing to perform her next track when, without warning, the lights on the main stage went off. Her microphone was also switched off. At exactly the same moment, the second stage came alive and Kutle Khan began his performance. It took the audience a few seconds to comprehend what had just happened. Shilpa Raos performance had effectively been brought to an abrupt end. Although the main stage was plunged into darkness, one could see that the singer appeared visibly shocked, angry and distraught by the sudden turn of events. #ShilpaRao's performance cut short by Bollywood Music Project team to give way for Kutle Khan's performance. Angry crowd chants 'Shilpa Shilpa'. @bmp_live @shilparao11 https://t.co/KMs6EiYEm9 Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 The audience, meanwhile, was furious. Fans began loudly chanting Shilpa, Shilpa, demanding that the singer be allowed to continue. Amid the commotion, Shilpa Raos microphone was switched back on. She stepped forward, and a spotlight was directed at her. Kutle Khan, meanwhile, continued performing on the adjacent stage. Addressing him, Shilpa said, Kutle ji, main ek line bol ke nikal jaungi, theek hai? Aap bahut accha gaa rahe ho. Aap bahut sahi gaa rahe ho. As the crowd continued chanting her name, Shilpa addressed her fans, saying, I just wanted to say bye. I cant leave without saying bye. Woh nahin gaane de rahe. Her remark prompted loud boos from the audience. After her performance was forcefully cut short at Bollywood Music Project, #ShilpaRao allowed to say bye to fans. But even her goodbye message is cut short while Kutle Khan probably was cued to keep singing. One could see @shilparao11 feeling distraught and helpless. @bmp_live https://t.co/hMnL34k1lI Fenil Seta (@fenil_seta) October 25, 2026 Shilpa continued, But Ill say one thing. You guys made 15-20 minutes of my performance amazing. After a long time, I have performed in Mumbai. However, before she could complete her remarks, her microphone was switched off yet again, even as Kutle Khans performance continued on the second stage. A visibly helpless Shilpa Rao could do little at this point. She made a heart sign with her hands, blew a flying kiss towards her fans and walked off the stage. The audience, however, refused to stop chanting Shilpa, Shilpa. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shilpa Rao (@shilparao) Following the concert, Shilpa Rao took to Instagram to express her heartbreak over the incident. In an emotional statement, she wrote, Mumbai, a little piece of my heart broke tonight. It hurts deeply to have something so beautiful taken away from us like this. But even when the music stopped, you did not. The way you kept calling my name, the love in your voices. I could feel it all. Our story tonight was left unfinished. I promise, I will come back I love you, Mumbai. Forever and ever. Also Read: Amit Trivedi recalls how Shilpa Rao introduced him to Anurag Kashyap: I never saw myself as a music director
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Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 25 (IANS) Singer and actress Ila Arun remembered her late brother Piyush Pandey on his first death anniversary with an emotional note. In her heartfelt message, she said that although a year has passed since he left the world, he continues to live on through her memories. Taking to Instagram, Ila shared a heartfelt tribute to her brother, reflecting on the void his absence has left in her life and recalling his words of encouragement. Dear Brother Dear Brother It has been a year since you said bye bye to this world on the 25th, but you never really left us. I am surrounded by your memories, your laughter, your pictures, she wrote. Recalling her brothers advice to face life with courage and move forward, Ila said it had become difficult to follow his motivational words in his absence. You always said front foot pe khelo, move on. But it is very difficult to follow your motivational speech when you are not there. If you are not there, there is no motivation left in life for me. Despite the pain of losing him, the actress promised to honor his faith in her and carry his words with her. But still, I promise I wont disappoint you. Everything is in my heart, and I hold it close, quietly, she wrote. Expressing how deeply she continues to miss him, Ila said she talks to her brother every minute, keeping his presence alive in her everyday life. I miss you every minute, I talk to you every minuteso you are always with us, she added. Ila also shared a throwback video of Piyush, in which he can be heard encouraging people to continue doing good work and embrace creativity without insecurity. Keep doing good work. Never ever be insecure. If you are a good creative person, you will not be insecure. Pick up good ideas. Thats how you win, he said in the video. Ila Aruns brother, Piyush Pandey, a renowned advertising professional and Padma Shri awardee, passed away on October 24, 2025, at the age of 70. He served as Ogilvys Worldwide Chief Creative Officer and was widely recognized for his significant contribution to Indian advertising. He died following pneumonia and related medical complications after battling an infection.
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India and the United States are talking the language of friendship again, but the question is whether the relationship is becoming more equal or simply more transactional. After months of tariff disputes, disagreements over Russian oil and the controversy surrounding President Donald Trumps claims of having stopped the India-Pakistan conflict in May 2025, Washington is now signalling that a long-pending trade agreement could finally be within reach. The timing is significant. US Secretary of State Marco Rubios visit to India this week, his meetings with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his outreach to business leaders have revived hopes of a breakthrough. Rubio has described the agreement as incredibly close, saying that the two sides are weeks, rather than months, away from finalising it. Trump, too, has said that the countries are pretty close to a deal, although he has indicated that it will be different from other agreements Washington has concluded. This is encouraging, but India has heard optimistic signals before. The real test will be the terms of the agreement, not the enthusiasm with which it is announced. Pressure first, partnership later? Trumps approach to diplomacy is increasingly familiar. He creates pressure through tariffs, public statements and threats, then presents the prospect of a negotiated settlement as an opportunity that the other side should not miss. Last year, the US heavily imposed tariffs on Indian goods, still hurting the business companies, more so when additional tariffs linked to New Delhis purchase of Russian oil were imposed. The move definitely affected Indian exporters and created uncertainty among businesses. It also raised questions about the reliability of a strategic partner that had for years encouraged India to strengthen economic, strategic and defence ties with Washington, which India followed dutifully. India should definitely be worried not only about tariffs but also about the uncertainty surrounding the USs fluctuating decisions or pressure tactics. Any relationship or trade needs trust to plan investments and exports, however difficult the negotiations be. However, if access to the American market can suddenly become a tool to put pressure on India, it naturally raises eyebrows and concerns. The US wants India to be a trusted strategic partner, but its trade policies risk making that partnership appear conditional. In other words, Washington wants India to remain close, but seems keen to ensure that it does so largely on American terms. Trump believes that earlier administrations gave away too much and that even friendly countries should be pressed to offer better commercial terms. During his current visit, Rubio acknowledged in an interview with Network18 that both countries would defend their national interests and that a sustainable agreement must benefit both sides. The outcome is that pressure can produce concessions without necessarily producing trust. Political observers feel that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has chosen not to engage in a public confrontation with Trump. He has continued to engage Washington, while Indias diplomatic establishment has defended the countrys position on trade, energy security and relations with Pakistan. PM Modi perhaps is avoiding a direct clash with the American President. To some extent, it seems, the restraint is deliberate. India has substantial interests in the United States, from defence technology and advanced manufacturing to investment, education and the opportunities available to Indian professionals. A public exchange of accusations between the two leaders might generate headlines but would do little to resolve the underlying disagreements. PM Modi also knows that the United States remains important to Indias wider strategic calculations, particularly in the Indo-Pacific and in managing the challenge posed by China. Allowing a trade dispute to damage cooperation across these areas would be costly. But restraint should not be confused with acceptance. Indias position on strategic autonomy means that it cannot allow another country to dictate its energy choices, regional relationships or security decisions. The challenge for PM Modi is to remain personally measured while ensuring that Indias negotiating position remains firm. There is, however, a political cost to excessive silence. When an American President repeatedly makes claims that conflict with Indias account of important events, New Delhi must ensure that its own position is communicated clearly enough to prevent another countrys version from becoming the accepted international narrative. Trumps repeated claims of having stopped the India-Pakistan hostilities continue to remain an irritant in bilateral ties. Following the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people, India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7. The military confrontation ended on May 10, following direct contact between the two countries Directors General of Military Operations. Trump, however, in every reference to India or Pakistan, claims credit for stopping the fighting. He goes further, claiming that he threatened to withhold trade benefits. Media reports counted more than 60 such claims by January 2026. India has consistently maintained that the ceasefire understanding was reached directly between the two countries, without US mediation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also made it clear that no trade deal was discussed in connection with ending the hostilities. For India, the issue is not merely about who takes credit for the ceasefire. It is unnecessarily internationalising the India-Pakistan dispute. Trumps repeated claim has put Modi and his team in a delicate position. India wants to avoid a confrontation with the US President, while silence could be seen as acceptance of Washingtons version. New Delhi has therefore chosen to maintain its position through official statements while keeping diplomatic channels open. Is a trade deal finally within reach? There are reasons for cautious optimism. During the October 21-23 visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Mumbai and Gujarat, Rubio said the agreement was down to a small number of unresolved issues, including differences over the precise language of the text. Trump has also indicated that a deal is close. These are the clearest recent signals that both governments want to move beyond the prolonged impasse. The negotiations, however, remain difficult so far. Washington has been insisting on greater access to Indias market and has pressed for increased purchases of American energy and technology. India, for its part, continues to protect the interests of domestic producers, especially farmers and exporters while securing competitive terms for its goods in the US market. Agriculture, industrial products, tariff treatment and regulatory differences have all been sensitive areas in the negotiations between the two countries. India cannot afford an agreement that offers headline benefits but imposes disproportionate costs on farmers, smaller manufacturers or other vulnerable sectors. The US, which has recently lifted US sanctions on Russia, linked to purchases of Russian energy, has definitely eased pressure. Rubio, in his recent visit and several of the media interviews, has acknowledged that sanctions and tariffs can have consequences for countries beyond their immediate targets. That recognition matters because Indias energy decisions are shaped by global availability and national requirements, not simply by Washingtons preferences. Yet it is too early to be optimistic. Beyond the trade deal: India-US ties need mutual respect India and the US have strong reasons to remain close partners. Defence cooperation, new technology, semiconductors, maritime security and the Quad bring the two countries together. The large Indian community in America and strong business ties also strengthen the relationship. But friendship between the two countries cannot depend only on common interests or good words. It also requires trust, respect and stability in policies, even when differences arise. The US needs to understand that India will not agree to every American demand. Similarly, India must stand firm on its national interests and maintain its freedom to take independent decisions, while continuing to work with the US. So far, PM Modi has taken a wise decision to avoid direct confrontation with Trump. Many strategic analysts and political observers support this sensible approach. But this restraint must go hand in hand with a firm stand during negotiations. Diplomacy is not about exchanging sharp words in public; it is about protecting national interests and finding solutions. There is fresh hope for a trade deal following Rubios positive remarks and Trumps latest signals. But much will depend on whether both sides are ready to make reasonable compromises without putting pressure on each other. Finally, India-US friendship will be judged not by how often the two leaders call each other friends, but by how much respect they show for each others interests, their subjects, when it comes to making difficult decisions. Author is National Editor, Greater Kashmir
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