Salman Khan asks fans on Insta: Aap logon ki tabiyat kaisi hai?
Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has responded to the social media chatter surrounding his health and appearance in his trademark style and wit. Instead of directly addressing the criticism, the superstar shared latest pictures of himself on his social media account and turned the question back on everyone. Salman dropped a series of black-and-white portraits 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 .
Lock Upp 2: Shreya Kalra alleges unwanted kissing by Ram Kapoor
Mumbai: Shreya Kalra has accused her Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa co-contestant Ram Kapoor of crossing personal boundaries as she said that if he tries to kiss her again, and say that her father doesnt kiss her this much. Shreyas harsh words for him come after Ram failed to support her in the leadership vote. 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 .
Five Arrested in Helakandi Theft Case, 21 Grams of Gold Recovered
Mumbai, July 20: The police in Helakandi, Assam, have arrested five suspects in connection with a burglary at the home of Swapna Das, the owner of the Bauraghat petrol pump, located in the Natunpara area. Authorities recovered 21 grams of gold and silver jewelry from the suspects. In a coordinated operation on Sunday, police conducted ... Read more Five Arrested in Helakandi Theft Case, 21 Grams of Gold Recovered
Salman Khan Responds to Health and Appearance Criticism with Style
Mumbai, July 20: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has addressed ongoing discussions about his health and appearance on social media with his signature charm and wit. Instead of directly responding to the criticisms, the actor shared his latest photos on his social media accounts, turning the question back on his followers. He posted several black-and-white images ... Read more Salman Khan Responds to Health and Appearance Criticism with Style
Parliament security stepped up as Monsoon Session begins amid CJP protest call
The heightened security comes as CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and other activists have announced plans to march towards Parliament over alleged irregularities in the education system, including paper leaks
The India Meteorological Department forecasts an active monsoon spell across northern and eastern regions. Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in several states over the next week. Delhi and Mumbai will experience moderate to heavy rain, while West Bengal faces landslide warnings. Himachal Pradesh has a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall in its districts. Southern and western India will see subdued monsoon activity during this period.
What is Priyanka Chopras net worth
With a stellar career that includes over seventy films in both Bollywood and Hollywood, Priyanka Chopra Jonas boasts a net worth surpassing Rs 650 crores. Besides her acting success, she owns a production house and is involved in numerous business initiatives. Together with Nick Jonas, their combined net worth is estimated at Rs 1250 crores, complemented by an impressive collection of properties in California and Mumbai.
Nick Jonas Celebrates 8 Years Since Proposing to Priyanka Chopra with Throwback Photo
Mumbai, July 20: Singer and actor Nick Jonas reminisced about the moment he proposed to his wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas, marking the eight-year anniversary of their engagement. On Sunday night, Nick shared a throwback selfie from their proposal night on his social media account. In the photo, Nick is seen smiling at the camera while ... Read more Nick Jonas Celebrates 8 Years Since Proposing to Priyanka Chopra with Throwback Photo
Mid-Day Opinion: Everything is back to normal
Its always nice to take stock during another monsoon season and be reassured that things appear to be under control
US-Iran conflict spills into Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain
Jordanian authorities later rejected the embassy's claim, saying both facilities were operating normally
Mid-Day Opinion: Wiser to keep ones cool in a heated train
Fortunately, he was nabbed without further incident and the matter ended there.
Woman held for stealing surgery funds from Malad home
A 35-year-old homeless woman has been arrested by Malad police for allegedly stealing Rs 1.10 lakh from a flat in Malad West. The cash had been kept aside for the homeowner's aunt's cataract surgery. Police tracked the accused through CCTV footage to Goregaon, where she was allegedly living on a footpath near the bus depot.
Trump vows Iran campaign will continue after US troops killed in Jordan attack
US forces responded with another round of airstrikes on Iran. The deaths were the first involving American troops since a US-Iran agreement collapsed weeks ago. Four other service members were injured but have since left hospital
Sonam Wangchuk says he will end fast only if key demands are accepted
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, on the 23rd day of his indefinite hunger strike, said he will end his fast only if the government accepts accountability for failures in the education system, Parliament takes up the issue, or MPs assure him of action if his health worsens. Wangchuk is currently admitted to Safdarjung Hospital.
Salman Khan's recent appearance at an event sparked health concerns among fans online. He later shared a cryptic Instagram post. Videos from the inauguration of a new support centre circulated widely on social media. Many viewers noted the actor appeared tired, leading to widespread speculation. Besides this, Salman Khan is gearing up for the release of Maatrubhumi.
US hit Iran again in tribute to three fallen service members: Trump
Trump spoke briefly to the White House press pool after stepping off Air Force One and before boarding Marine One.
China braces for more rain; landslide search continues
Meanwhile, rescuers are racing to search for 34 people still missing after a landslide struck a county on the outskirts of southwest Chinas Chongqing on Friday, killing eight people
Coffee compounds may hold key to healthier ageing, new study finds
Even so, scientists have not fully understood the biological processes that might explain those benefits
All-party meeting sees Opposition walkout over rebel TMC MPs
The Opposition staged a symbolic walkout during the all-party meeting convened ahead of Parliament's Monsoon Session, protesting the invitation extended to rebel Trinamool Congress MPs. Opposition leaders also demanded discussions on the alleged Ram temple donation theft, the NEET paper leak and ethanol blending in petrol.
MP Cabinet clears Uniform Civil Code Bill with triple talaq, polygamy provisions
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav stated that about 80 per cent of Muslim women and 40 per cent of Muslim men have supported the bill
17-day Ken-Betwa Link protest ends after police action in Madhya Pradesh
Police on Sunday dispersed protesters opposing the Ken-Betwa Link Project and other development works in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district, citing safety concerns over rising river levels. Protest leader Amit Bhatnagar, who had been on an 11-day hunger strike, was shifted to hospital after his health deteriorated.
Russia pounds Kyiv in major ballistic missile attack
Russia launched 41 missiles and 125 drones across Ukraine overnight
US renews strikes on Iran; Gulf states attacked again
Both bases were targeted as part of Irans attacks against US assets and allies in the Gulf since last week
Have you heard? Rajesh Sharma gets discharged; Vikrant Massey's repetition fear
Actor Rajesh Sharma has been discharged from hospital after reportedly suffering an unknown insect bite while shooting Fauzi at Ramoji Film City. He is recovering at his Mumbai home, while doctors continue tests to identify the cause of the bite
'How Is Your Health?': Salman Khan Has A Cheeky Response To Viral Video That Left Fans Worried
The post comes after videos and pictures from the actor's recent visit to the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) office in Mumbai went viral on social media
Monsoon traffic blamed for spike in wildlife roadkills in Maval
Wildlife experts have expressed concern over a growing number of roadkills in Pune's ecologically sensitive Maval region as monsoon tourism peaks. Snakes, mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles are increasingly falling victim to speeding vehicles, with 28 Shieldtail snakes found dead along a 100-metre stretch in Lonavala's Raywood area.
Scientists identify rare meteorite that wiped out dinosaurs 66 million years ago
The material came from a thin layer of clay deposited around the world after the impact
Mumbai sees massive protest over NEET paper leak ahead of Parliament march
Thousands of students, professionals and senior citizens gathered near the Meenatai Thackeray statue at Shivaji Park on Sunday for a Shiv Sena (UBT)-led protest supporting the nearly month-long agitation at Delhi's Jantar Mantar over the alleged NEET paper leak. The demonstration comes ahead of Monday's 'Chalo Sansad' march to Parliament.
Fake MHADA officials cheat Malad businessman of Rs 26 lakh
A Malad-based businessman was allegedly duped of Rs 26 lakh by two men who posed as MHADA officials and promised him a discounted flat using forged documents and claims of insider access. Nearly three years after the fraud, Dindoshi police arrested one accused, while efforts are on to trace his alleged accomplice
Court refuses to remove housing society committee members from legal dispute
The Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has ruled that managing committee members of co-operative housing societies cannot be removed from legal proceedings solely because they hold office. The court said members can face personal legal action if specific allegations and reliefs are sought against them.
AI-powered WeatherEx brings customised weather forecasts to Mumbai
Mumbaikars can now access customised weather forecasts through WeatherEx, an AI-powered weather intelligence platform developed by IIT Bombay alumni. Designed specifically for Mumbai, the platform offers localised forecasting modules and helps users better understand monsoon patterns and weather conditions
Mid-day asks the Govt: Late-night drinking, smoking trouble Goregaon residents
Residents of Pandurang Wadi Cross Lanes 4 and 5 in Goregaon have complained of people drinking and smoking on footpaths until the early hours, causing noise and inconvenience. They also alleged that vehicles stopping at a nearby pan shop create illegal parking and traffic congestion in the narrow lane
MMR residents submit complaints over smart meter rollout
More than 120 residents across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region have submitted written complaints alleging forced smart meter installations, inflated electricity bills and notices from power companies. The complaints were collected during a citizen-led awareness campaign held across nine locations in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Virar.
Smart meter installations raise concerns among Mumbai consumers
Electricity distribution companies, including BEST, Adani Electricity, Tata Power, MSEDCL and Torrent Power, are replacing conventional meters with smart meters across Mumbai and Maharashtra. While part of a nationwide modernisation drive, the rollout has sparked complaints over forced installations, lack of prior notice and higher electricity bill
Winning Japan Open reinstates belief it is not over yet: PV Sindhu
Mumbai, Jul 19:Two-time Olympics medallist PV Sindhu on Sunday said that while she never stopped believing in herself, her victory at the Japan Open Super 750 reaffirmed that it is not over yet. Sindhu's win in straight games (21-17, 21-17) over Japan's Akane Yamaguchi helped her clinch a first major title in two years, and she also became the first-ever Indian to win the tournament. I must say, (it is a) much waited and much wanted (victory), Sindhu told reporters in an interaction organised by the Badminton Association of India. It is definitely a confidence boost where with this, I can go much further and this gives me a lot of confidence and lot of belief that yes, I can do it and it's not over yet. I'm very, very happy for this win right before the upcoming Worlds (Championships). You hear a lot of things happening but I think more than giving a reply, I would just want to say that I believe in myself. Yes, it has been a long time and for me, yes, this title was very, very important, Sindhu added. Sindhu admitted it was a tough run for her for almost last two years in which she also struggled with niggles and injuries. It was quite a tough journey because I had some niggles and injuries. As an athlete, injuries do happen. It's part and parcel of life so it is very important to come back stronger and definitely it took me some time, Sindhu said. I had some niggles, then I came back again, I was injured again and then coming back to the rhythm, it wasn't easy. The support staff, my coach, and I worked really hard to come to this stage and I'm very happy that I could do this and win and give them this victory, she added. Sindhu said she was prepared for playing long rallies with Yamaguchi in the Japan Open final. With her, I need to be prepared for long rallies and standing on court for a longer period of time. Every point is important because even the slightest chance we give, you are going to lose that rhythm, Sindhu said. On working with Indonesia's Irwansyah Adi Pratama, Sindhu said they had to keep both belief and patience that results would come after realising they were getting it right. Irwansyah has been committed as always and he was also very focused, saying that I believe in you, or what you need to do or what needs to be done, Sindhu said. We were very disciplined in what needs to be done and we were just making sure that it will come and we believed in ourselves. That was the most important thing and he was saying that it will come because in training sessions, everything was going on well. Sindhu said she did work on her speed and agility with the coaches. They have really helped me in terms of strength, physical fitness, speed, (and) agility. They touched up on that. It was very important because sometimes you might do everything but the smallest might be remaining, she said. To see that where am I lacking and to make sure every data is on point and what needs to be done, let's say, in terms of recovery, what recovery are we doing, is it working out or not... ... so each and everything they touched base on and that is when the whole support system comes into picture. With the 15-point system coming into effect from January 2027, Sindhu said the intensity of the matches will be higher. It's going to be very intense is what I feel. The matches might be a little bit lower, but the intensity is definitely going to be more fast, Sindhu said. In 21 (points system) you actually have time. Even though you are 5-6 points down, you still have time to cover it whereas in 15 (points system), you don't have that time. From point number one, you need to be alert. after seven points, already the half of the game is over so it is very important that you fight for every point from point number one. It is going to be very challenging and very exciting is what I feel, she added.
FIFA World Cup Final: Maharashtra Extends Restaurant Hours for Fans Until 4 AM
Mumbai, July 20: The FIFA World Cup 2026 final match between Argentina and Spain is set to take place late Sunday night (Indian time). In a move to enhance the viewing experience for fans, the Maharashtra government has permitted restaurants and hotels across the state, including Mumbai, to remain open until 4 AM. This decision ... Read more FIFA World Cup Final: Maharashtra Extends Restaurant Hours for Fans Until 4 AM
M. M. Shuja deserves appreciation for his thought-provoking article on the realities surrounding cancer treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. His narrative does not merely describe a hospital; it captures the emotional landscape that thousands of families traverse every year in search of hope. The article serves as a valuable guide for prospective patients while reminding policymakers of the urgent need to strengthen cancer care closer to home. For many families from Jammu & Kashmir, the diagnosis of cancer marks the beginning of a long and uncertain journey. Travelling nearly two thousand kilometres to Mumbai is not merely a physical journeyit is an emotional, financial and psychological ordeal. The first destination for many is the Homi Bhabha Block at Tata Memorial Hospital, where thousands of new patients register every day. The sheer volume of people waiting for treatment often leaves first-time visitors frightened and overwhelmed. The sight of endless queues, anxious faces and hospital corridors creates an atmosphere of uncertainty. Yet, within those very corridors, another story quietly unfolds. Strangers become companions. Patients and attendants from different religions, regions and languages console one another, share food, exchange experiences and reassure newcomers that cancer is a battle which can be fought with courage and patience. Such spontaneous human bonding often becomes the first therapy before any medicine is administered. The treatment process at Tata Memorial Hospital is highly systematic and disciplined. Every patient undergoes carefully planned investigations, diagnostics, pathology, imaging, multidisciplinary consultations and treatment protocols. Chemotherapy sessions, radiotherapy, surgeries and laboratory investigations are carried out according to strictly monitored schedules. Despite the extraordinary rush of patients, doctors, surgeons, nurses and paramedical staff maintain remarkable professionalism, humility and compassion. Their reassuring words, coupled with meticulous clinical management, inspire confidence in patients who arrive carrying fear and uncertainty. One aspect that particularly deserves appreciation is the hospitals robust follow-up mechanism. Patients are regularly monitored through outpatient visits, laboratory reports and imaging studies. In many cases, doctors personally contact patients over the phone if procedures are preponed or schedules require alteration. Such patient-centred communication strengthens trust and demonstrates the institutions commitment to continuity of care. Outside the hospital premises, however, another challenge begins. Finding accommodation in Mumbai, especially around Parel, is often a daunting task for families arriving from distant states. Rooms available on the day of arrival frequently come at exorbitant rates, adding to the financial burden. A practical lesson many experienced attendants now share with newcomers is to reserve accommodation while travelling so that by the time they reach Mumbai, they have a confirmed place to stay. This simple planning spares families additional stress at a time when they can least afford it. The journey back home presents yet another challenge. Air travel between Mumbai and Srinagar is prohibitively expensive for many families, particularly after months of treatment have already exhausted their financial resources. While rail travel remains the most affordable mode of transport, the absence of a direct train connecting Mumbai with Srinagar compels many patients to undertake long and exhausting journeys involving multiple train changes or, in desperate circumstances, opt for costly air travel despite severe financial constraints. With the Kashmir rail network now extending to the Valley, the introduction of a direct MumbaiSrinagar train would not merely improve connectivity; it would be a humanitarian initiative of immense significance. Such a service would substantially reduce the financial burden on thousands of patients and attendants travelling for specialised treatment and would stand as a compassionate public service for those already fighting one of lifes most difficult battles. Equally inspiring is Mumbais culture of charity and social welfare. Numerous NGOs, charitable trusts and volunteer organisations provide meals, medicines, counselling, educational support for children, transport assistance and temporary accommodation. In cases where critically ill patients cannot undertake air travel, several welfare organisations arrange ambulance transportation over long distances by charging only nominal fares. Such humanitarian initiatives complement the hospitals medical excellence and reflect the citys remarkable spirit of service. Inside the Homi Bhabha Block itself, one cannot fail to notice the charity boxes placed for voluntary donations. People, irrespective of caste, religion or economic status, quietly contribute according to their capacity. These small acts of generosity carry immense significance. They reaffirm faith in humanity and assure countless patients that society has not abandoned them in their most vulnerable moments. It is a culture of collective responsibility that deserves to be nurtured and replicated elsewhere. The quality of medicines, multidisciplinary treatment, advanced technology and experienced specialists continue to make Tata Memorial Hospital one of Indias most trusted cancer centres. Sadly, the number of patients from Kashmir is also increasing, reflecting a growing health concern that cannot be ignored. While travelling to Mumbai offers access to world-class treatment, it also exposes families to enormous financial and emotional hardships. This reality reinforces the urgent need to establish comprehensive, state-of-the-art regional cancer centres in every state, particularly in Jammu & Kashmir. Such institutions should provide advanced diagnostics, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, rehabilitation and palliative care under one roof. Reducing the necessity for long-distance travel would ease the burden on thousands of families and ensure timely treatment closer to home. The Homi Bhabha Block, named after Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha, one of Indias greatest scientists and the architect of Indias nuclear programme, has today acquired another identity. Beyond being an administrative building, it has become a symbol of resilience, compassion and hope. Every day, countless stories of pain, courage and recovery begin within its walls, reminding us that while science heals the body, humanity heals the soul.
The Home Department issued the directive onJuly 18) following a request from the National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI), Mumbai, which sought extension of operating hours for hospitality establishments on the night of the final
Sleep deprived? Blame it on climate change
Global citizens lose seven nights of sleep annually due to warmer temperatures. Climate change directly causes about ten percent of this lost sleep. Indian cities experience substantial sleep loss, with Chennai and Mumbai heavily affected. Climate change's impact on sleep loss has doubled since the early 1970s. This warming trend undermines fundamental human health requirements.
Complaint due to break-up: 11 years on, man acquitted of harassment charges
Three, including 8-year-old boy injured in slab collapse at Navi Mumbais Uran region
Horoscope today, July 20: Check astrological predictions for all zodiac signs
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Bandras gaothans are open for business but at what cost to the community?
14-year-old dies in Airoli hospital, family go to police
SIR toh mera chakraaye, say many Mumbaikars citing confusion over documents
23-year-old man found dead with bullet injury at Badlapur farmhouse
Thane MP seeks action against railway canteen over alleged hygiene violations
Will lead Parliament protest as Sonam Wangchuk continues hunger strike: Angmo
Sonam Wangchuks wife, Gitanjali Angmo said that Wangchuk will end his indefinite hunger strike if political leaders visit him at Safdarjung Hospital and assure him that education accountability will be a key issue during the Monsoon Session of Parliament beginning on Monday
Scammers Steal Rs 78 Lakh via Gold Loan Firm Software Hack in Mumbai
18 fraudulent fund transfers were credited to nationalised and private banks in Jammu & Kashmir, Kerala, Maharashtra and other states in hour-and-a-half
Speeding Porsche hits divider, car on Coastal Road, girl injured
Peru: Five killed after 5.5 magnitude earthquake hits Andes region
The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported the quake struck on Saturday at 9:24 pm local time, with its epicentre located 2 kilometres west-southwest of the city of Sicaya, in Huancayo province
Bhoiwada police reported 14 separate offences of cyber frauds in one day
Eight killed, 12 injured in multiple landslides in Nagaland's Mon
Wennyei Konyak, Deputy Commissioner of Mon district in Nagaland, said that so far, four bodies have been recovered, and four others are still under the debris
Fatal Collision Between Bus and Car on National Highway Claims Two Lives
Mumbai, July 19: A tragic accident occurred on Saturday in Basti district, Uttar Pradesh, where a bus and a car collided head-on on the National Highway. The impact was severe, resulting in the car being completely wrecked. Unfortunately, two individuals lost their lives in this incident. Chaos ensued at the scene following the crash. Bystanders ... Read more Fatal Collision Between Bus and Car on National Highway Claims Two Lives
Man killed, two injured as gang of robbers strike in Nagpur
Nagpur Police in Maharashtra said that the incidents occurred within a short span of time, prompting an overnight operation that led to the arrest of all seven accused
Citizens Campaign Raises Awareness on Smart Meters, Collects Consumer Complaints
Attack on doctors: After Bombay HC stays bail, Sena corporator surrenders; patients mom held
Remembering Geeta Dutt: The Enchanting Voice That Remained Unfulfilled
Mumbai, July 19: Geeta Dutt was a unique singer in the world of music, whose voice resonated with pain, love, and the myriad colors of life. Iconic songs like Babooji Dheere Chalna, Waqt Ne Kiya Kya Haseen Sitam, and Mera Sundar Sapna Beet Gaya continue to define her legacy. Geeta Dutts story is not just ... Read more Remembering Geeta Dutt: The Enchanting Voice That Remained Unfulfilled
Slab collapses in dangerous building in Virar, no one injured
13 trekkers stuck between two forts in Navi Mumbai rescued
2 parked two-wheelers plunge into drain as Bhandup footpath caves in
Congress Leader Hussain Dalwai Highlights Key Issues for Monsoon Session
Mumbai, July 19: The Lok Sabhas Monsoon Session is set to commence on Monday. Senior Congress leader Hussain Dalwai stated that the parties within the INDIA alliance will unite to challenge the central government on various issues. In a conversation in Mumbai, Dalwai emphasized that the Congress party will vigorously raise topics such as the ... Read more Congress Leader Hussain Dalwai Highlights Key Issues for Monsoon Session
Blaze at Ghodbunder Business Park in Thane sparks fresh fire safety concerns
Advance bookings for Jana Nayagan have opened across several Indian cities, and the response has been strong even with premium ticket prices. In Bengaluru, some recliner seats are priced at 2,500 and several early shows have already sold out. Chennai has kept ticket prices capped, but theatres still reported thousands of bookings within minutes. Directed by H. Vinoth, Vijays much-anticipated film is set to release on July 23 after a seven-month delay.
Attack on doctors: Maha IMA calls off July 20 stir, but warns of indefinite strike from Aug 9
Bombay HC cancelled the bail granted to Ramesh Mhatre by the Kalyan Judicial Magistrate First Class Court; matter has been posted for further hearing on July 22
Iran claims US attacked under-construction Darkhovin nuclear power plant
According to the AEOI, the strike occurred at around 3.39 a.m. local time and involved multiple projectiles targeting the Darkhovin nuclear power plant, which is still under construction
CISF seizes 1,800 tonnes of coal worth Rs 1.08 cr in major crackdown
The crackdown was carried out over the past three weeks across coalfields protected by the CISF as part of efforts to prevent illegal extraction and coal leakage
'Health concern is a charade': Sonam Wangchuk's wife targets Centre
According to Angmo, if officials were genuinely concerned about his health, they could have informed the family and arranged for medical evaluation in a transparent manner rather than removing him from the protest site
UTT Juniors: Ahon and Somdev Shine as U Mumba TT Claims First Title
Mumbai, July 19: U Mumba TT has made history by winning its first title, thanks to the stellar performances of top draft pick Ahon Ray and one of Indias most promising young talents, Somdev Sengupta. On Sunday, U Mumba TT triumphed over Dabang Delhi TTC with a score of 5-2 at the Dr. Shyama Prasad ... Read more UTT Juniors: Ahon and Somdev Shine as U Mumba TT Claims First Title
Is he unwell?: Salman Khan's latest Mumbai appearance sparks concern among fans
Is he unwell?: Salman Khan's latest Mumbai appearance sparks concern among fans
Speeding Porsche crashes into divider, hits car on Mumbai's Coastal Road; minor girl hurt
Preliminary investigation suggests the Porsche driver lost control, crashing the vehicle into the divider and hitting another car, the official said
Vijay's Jana Nayagan Tickets Sell Like Hot Cakes
The advance bookings for Vijay's last film have opened in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kerala, Delhi and more. The tickets for the Tamil version of the film are priced between Rs 100 and Rs 800
Delhi HC declines relief to Wangchuk, says shift to hospital not arbitrary
Hearing the matter, Justice Mini Pushkarna issued notice to the Centre, the Delhi Police and other respondents, directing them to submit status reports before the next hearing scheduled for July 24
CBI conducts searches at 15 locations in Mumbai, Delhi in Reliance ADA Group cases
The CBI said it has registered seven FIRs, seized incriminating documents during the searches, and that the Supreme Court is monitoring the ongoing investigation
Wangchuk's hunger strike: Centre displaying dictatorial attitude, says Patole
Speaking to reporters in Maharashtra's Pune, Patole claimed the government's actions were undermining democratic values and questioned the manner in which Wangchuk was removed from the protest site
Rajesh Sharma discharged from hospital after health scare 'Fauzi' set
Veteran actor Rajesh Sharma has been discharged from the hospital after a health scare. He was admitted following an insect bite while filming Prabhas' upcoming movie 'Fauzi'. FWICE confirmed his recovery and return to Mumbai after treatment for complications. His sugar levels had risen, causing significant health issues during his recovery period. Sharma is expected to resume his work on the film sets in a few days.
Sanjay Mishra Honored with National Award for Bhakshak
Mumbai, July 19: Renowned Hindi cinema actor Sanjay Mishra has captivated audiences with a variety of memorable roles throughout his extensive career. His ability to seamlessly transition between serious characters and light-hearted performances has established him as a unique talent in the industry. Recently, he achieved another significant milestone by receiving the Best Supporting Actor ... Read more Sanjay Mishra Honored with National Award for Bhakshak
MP Cabinet approves Uniform Civil Code draft
The approval comes a day before the five-day Monsoon Session of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly begins, where the government is expected to present the Bill for discussion and further legislative proceedings
Can builder's loose papers lead to an income tax notice? ITAT explains the law
A Mumbai ITAT ruling has held that the Income Tax Department cannot tax a property buyer merely because their name appears in a builder's seized cash records. The Revenue must prove an undisclosed cash payment with independent corroborative evidence before invoking Section 69A.
Speeding Porsche crashes into divider on Mumbai's coastal road after driver loses control
A speeding Porsche crashed into a divider on Mumbai's Coastal Road. The driver allegedly lost control of the luxury vehicle while traveling at high speed. Airbags deployed, and the driver sustained only minor injuries from the impact. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the accident. No other injuries were reported in the incident.
Police question key accused Tinnu, nephew in alleged Ram Mandir donation scam
The probe into the alleged theft of Ram Mandir donations has intensified, with police questioning key accused Ramshankar Yadav alias 'Tinnu' and his nephew Manish Yadav during custody remand. Investigators are examining unauthorised access to donation box keys and alleged irregularities
A Mumbai man has sparked an online discussion after saying that earning more than Rs 2 lakh a month can become a rap if people continue chasing higher salaries at the cost of their health, family and personal life. In a viral video, Mohit Talreja advised professionals to focus on long-term well-being and develop independent income-generating skills instead of staying caught in the endless race for promotions and bigger paychecks.
Uddhav Thackeray offers prayers in Nagpur ahead of 'Ram Raksha Andolan'
Uddhav Thackeray was accompanied by his son and party leader Aaditya Thackeray, Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut, party MPs, MLAs, office-bearers and a large number of Shiv Sena (UBT) workers
New Delhi Police Commissioner vows crackdown on corruption in first meeting
The meeting marked Kumar's first major interaction with senior police officers since assuming charge as the Delhi Police Commissioner
Viral video of Gaurav Gupta and Ananya Panday triggers social media debate
A video of designer Gaurav Gupta placing his hand on Ananya Panday's waist during a post-show photo session in Mumbai has gone viral. While some netizens called the gesture inappropriate, others defended it as a harmless interaction, sparking debate online
Five of Indias Top Ten Companies See Market Cap Surge of 1.54 Lakh Crore
Mumbai, July 19: In a remarkable week for the Indian stock market, five of the top ten companies have witnessed a market capitalization increase of 1.54 lakh crore. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and ICICI Bank have benefited the most. TCS experienced the highest valuation growth, with its market cap rising by 72,072.3 crore to reach ... Read more Five of Indias Top Ten Companies See Market Cap Surge of 1.54 Lakh Crore
