Mira Rajputs Heartfelt Anniversary Post for Shahid Kapoor
Mumbai, July 7: Mira Rajput Kapoor celebrated her wedding anniversary with husband Shahid Kapoor on July 7 by sharing a sweet and humorous message. She also posted a special throwback picture on social media. On Instagram, Mira shared an old photo from Madame Tussauds Museum, where she posed between her husband Shahid Kapoor and his ... Read more Mira Rajputs Heartfelt Anniversary Post for Shahid Kapoor
The Tale of Two Monsoons: Heavy Rains In Mumbai, Dry Spell In Delhi
The experts argue that this distinction between showers received between Delhi and Mumbai has always existed.
Mumbai rains latest status: City gets brief respite but orange alert stays in place
Mumbai experienced overcast skies and strong winds on Tuesday after intense rainfall. An orange alert remains in effect, warning of heavy showers and gusty winds. Schools and colleges were closed as a precautionary measure for the day. Air and rail services faced disruptions, with commuters advised to check status. Heavy rains have caused widespread destruction and several fatalities across Maharashtra.
Mumbai gets brief rain break; schools and colleges shut, orange alert in place
According to commuters, Western Railways suburban services were running 20 to 25 minutes behind schedule, while Central Railways local trains were delayed by 10 to 15 minutes
Kriti Sanon pursued acting after completing her engineering degree. She moved to Mumbai without industry connections, taking a significant career risk. She has since become a National Award-winning actress and entrepreneur. She is now a prominent self-made star in the Hindi film industry. Read on to know more about her journey and biggest strength in this.
Boney Kapoors daughter Anshula Kapoor marries bf Rohan Thakkar
Mumbai: The daughter of filmmaker Boney Kapoor and sister of actor Arjun Kapoor, Anshula Kapoor, finally got hitched to Rohan Thakkar on Monday. In the videos from inside the intimate wedding, the newlyweds were seen taking the pheras, surrounded by their loved ones. This was followed by Anshula and Rohan registering their marriage. In clips, 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 .
Gold and silver prices today, 7 July: Check the latest 24K, 22K gold and 999 silver retail rates across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other major Indian cities, along with MCX market updates.
Ukraine strikes Russian oil refineries, Baltic Sea oil terminal in drone attack
Russia said it downed 613 Ukrainian drones overnight. It said in total, Ukraine used 625 drones to attack Russia
Massive crowds gather for Khamenei's funeral in Tehran
Tens of thousands of mourners gathered in Tehran for the funeral procession of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as memorial ceremonies drew huge crowds across the Iranian capital.
Floods and landslides disrupt life across Pune district
Heavy monsoon rain caused floods, landslides and transport disruptions across Pune district, while rescue teams recovered three bodies after a house was buried in Maval taluka.
16 injured in Himachal bus accident
At least 16 people were injured after a bus carrying 30 passengers overturned on the Bilaspur-Mandi highway in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district. All suffered minor injuries.
NDA flags electoral roll revision, Karnataka CM rejects charges
An NDA delegation has alleged irregularities in Karnataka's electoral roll revision and sought an inquiry, while Chief Minister DK Shivakumar dismissed the claims and backed the Election Commission's process.
Rahul Gandhi alleges Centre is stifling MSMEs
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged that transport ministry regulations are hurting small-scale industries and claimed the Centre's 'Make in India' and 'Vocal for Local' initiatives are only slogans.
Congress launches statewide protest over alleged Ayodhya temple donation scam
The Maharashtra Congress will launch a statewide protest over alleged irregularities in donations made to the Ayodhya Ram temple, demanding action against those responsible.
Just 6 days into July, Mumbai has already got 60% of average rainfall for entire season
Mumbai has already surpassed its average July rainfall in the first six days. The city experienced its wettest July day in five decades between July 4-5. An orange alert warns of heavy to very heavy rain and strong winds for Mumbai. Red alerts remain for Raigad and Palghar, indicating extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places. Active monsoon conditions are sustained by several favorable weather systems along the west coast.
Amit Shah to launch mega tree plantation drive in Delhi
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will launch the Delhi government's 70 lakh tree plantation campaign, with the NDMC planning to plant 600 trees and 50,000 shrubs across 34 locations.
China conducts strategic missile test in the Pacific
China test-fired a long-range strategic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine in the Pacific Ocean, prompting reactions from Japan and Australia despite Beijing calling it a routine exercise.
Scientists discover spider with a spring-powered silk trap
Researchers have identified a newly recognised spider that uses a spring-powered silk snare to launch and capture aggressive green tree ants in a split second.
Tanker catches fire after strike off Oman coast
A tanker caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after being struck by a projectile off the coast of Oman. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no group claiming responsibility.
Mumbai schools remain closed today 7 July 2026 as BMC extends holiday amid heavy rainfall
Mumbai schools and colleges remain closed on July 7, 2026, after the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) extended the holiday due to heavy rainfall and an orange alert issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Educational institutions across Mumbai, including government, private and civic-run schools, have been shut as a precautionary measure. Neighbouring regions such as Thane, Navi Mumbai, Palghar and Raigad have also reported closures amid continued monsoon disruption.
Cuba hit by nationwide blackout amid worsening fuel crisis
A nationwide blackout swept across Cuba after its power grid failed, as fuel shortages and an ongoing energy crisis continued to disrupt daily life across the island.
Trump arrives in Ankara for key NATO summit
US President Donald Trump will attend the NATO summit in Ankara, where he is expected to press allies to increase defence spending, strengthen military cooperation and expand defence production.
Mumbai schools and colleges closed, IMD declares orange alert
Traffic on Mumbai-Pune Expressway's 'Missing Link' bypass section resumes after remaining shut for more than 18 hours following a landslide
Mid-Day Opinion: Steer clear of waterfalls, dams in the monsoon
The edits space has warned against bathing in waterfalls, a much visited site in the monsoon, when they most probably are in spate
Vidhu Vinod Chopra shells out Rs 7.75 crore on Pali Hill apartment
Director Vidhu Vinod Chopra recently purchased a premium apartment in Mumbai's Pali Hill area. The property, located in Bahar Apartment, was acquired for an estimated Rs 7.75 crore. This transaction was officially registered on June 30, 2026, after being bought from Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's company. Chopra's film '12th Fail' achieved significant critical and commercial success recently.
Mumbai Schools and Colleges Shut, IMD Issues Orange Alert
Relentless rain brought Mumbai and neighbouring districts to a near standstill on Monday
Heavy Mumbai rains have disrupted flight and train services across the city. Schools and colleges in Mumbai will remain closed on Tuesday as a precaution. IndiGo advised passengers to check flight statuses due to ongoing weather impacts. Several trains were cancelled and others diverted due to waterlogged tracks and landslides. Authorities urge residents to stay vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel.
Weather Today Live: Mumbai Rain Fury Continues For 3rd Day, Emergency Teams Deployed Across City
Mumbai, Delhi-NCR Monsoon Alert Live Updates: Special teams have been stationed at various vulnerable locations to provide immediate responses to emergencies, including tree collapses, short circuits, and partial or complete cave-ins of dilapidated buildings.
Amit Shah announces new cooperative life insurance firm, Bharat Taxi expansion to 500 cities
Union Minister Amit Shah on Monday announced that a cooperative life insurance company will be established to expand the business areas of cooperatives and also said the services of Bharat Taxi would be increased to 500 cities in the next two years. At an event in the national capital to mark the fifth Foundation Day of the Ministry of Cooperation, he stressed eradicating corruption in the appointments of professionals to enhance credibility in Indias cooperative ecosystem. Shah, the Cooperation Minister, said the establishment of the ministry has given a new lifeline to Indias cooperative movement, which was a neglected movement during the Congress regime. India has around 8.5 lakh cooperatives with more than 30 crore members. Shah highlighted that the ministry has taken many policy initiatives to make the cooperative system modern, transparent, technology-enabled, and competitive. The minister said that ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi, which was launched under the cooperative model, has been doing well and would be expanded into 500 cities in the next two years. On similar lines to Bharat Taxi, Shah said: We will be setting up a life insurance company in the cooperative sector. This will help in the growth of cooperatives in the insurance sector. He mentioned that IFFCO-TOKIO, a joint venture of fertiliser cooperative IFFCO, is already in the insurance business. In India, there are 26 life insurance companies. Bharat Taxi is an initiative of Sahakar Taxi Cooperative Ltd, a driver-centric mobility platform based on the cooperative model. At present, Bharat Taxi has 6.37 lakh registered drivers and 35.77 lakh registered customers. The service is operational in Delhi-NCR, Gujarat, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Jaipur, and Kanpur and will soon be launched in Ranchi, Patna, Guwahati, Bhopal, Kolkata, Indore, and Nagpur in the next few months, according to an official statement. Addressing the event, Shah said a national cooperative was formed especially for seed production and expressed confidence that it will emerge as the countrys largest non-governmental seed production organisation in three years. The minister noted that the cooperative organisations have entered into many new sectors, expanding beyond dairy, sugar, fertiliser and banking businesses. Nearly 20 per cent of agricultural credit, 35 per cent of fertiliser distribution, and 31 per cent of sugar production are being carried out through cooperatives, he said. Shah mentioned that model bye-laws, which enable PACS (primary agricultural credit societies) to undertake 25-plus business activities, have now been adopted by all states, including West Bengal. According to the statement, these PACS now function beyond credit, covering retail, storage, healthcare, fuel, and digital services. As many as 394 PACS have applied for retail fuel outlets, and 3 outlets have been commissioned. More than 54,000 PACS are functioning as Common Service Centres while 4,248 PACS are approved for Jan Aushadhi Kendras. Listing out the initiatives, Shah said the ministry has identified the problems as well as opportunities in this sector. A database of the cooperative sector has been created which will help in identifying the gaps and enable expansion of cooperatives. Shah mentioned that Tribhuvan Sahkari University is being established at Anand in Gujarat, which will address the human resource problem. He said trained professionals in banking, dairy, marketing, agriculture, fertilizers, and other areas of cooperation will be prepared from this university. These professionals will be appointed based on merit. Our goal is to implement professional management in a phased manner from primary cooperative societies to top institutions. This will increase transparency in appointments, improve work efficiency, and also put an effective check on corruption related to appointments, Shah said. By eliminating corruption in appointments, the cooperative sector can win peoples trust, he said. The minister expressed confidence that the cooperative sector would play a key role in making Viksit Bharat by 2047. Shah emphasised the promotion of organic farming and reducing theuse of chemical fertilisers. We are bringing 100 per cent circular economy in the sugar and dairy sectors. Through this, manure that can serve as an alternative to DAP will be produced. This indigenous manure will be cheaper than DAP and better in quality, and will provide greater benefit to fields, he said. Shah appealed to the farmers to give up DAP (DI-ammonium phosphate) and accept and adopt this new manure in the coming days. Elaborating more, the minister said 50 important amendments have been made to the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002, making the entire cooperative system more transparent and democratic. A total of nine national-level cooperative societies have been formed, including three new ones.
Mumbai faces an Orange Alert for heavy rain and gusty winds on Tuesday, July 7, 2026. Schools and colleges across the city will remain closed as a precautionary measure for student safety. Authorities urge citizens to avoid unnecessary travel and stay informed through official channels. Heavy showers previously lashed the city, causing disruptions to train services and affecting thousands.
Stock markets close at over 2-month high on gains in bank and oil shares
Mumbai, July 6: Stock markets extended the gaining streak to the fourth day on Monday, with the benchmark Sensex rising by 521 points to settle at a more-than-two-month high, driven by buying in blue-chip bank and oil shares and lower crude oil prices. The 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 521.16 points, or 0.67 per cent, to []
Maharashtra Flood Alert: Minister Aditi Tatkare Reviews Situation
Mumbai, July 7: In response to the heavy rainfall in Maharashtra, the states Minister for Women and Child Development, Aditi Tatkare, conducted an assessment of the flood situation in Raigad, Ratnagiri, and other affected districts on Monday. The review was held at the State Emergency Operations Centre, in collaboration with State Disaster Management Director Bhalchandra ... Read more Maharashtra Flood Alert: Minister Aditi Tatkare Reviews Situation
Falling behind: On Mumbai and the monsoon
Urbanisation in Mumbai is evolving faster than its infrastructure upgrades
Connecting Link Hit By Landslide Within Months Of Opening
The Pune-to-Mumbai carriageway was immediately closed and authorities initially suspended traffic in both directions. But the Mumbai-to-Pune carriageway was reopened around 10 am. The Mumbai-bound traffic was diverted through the old Mumbai-Pune Highway (NH-48).
MCOCA against six women gang running prostitution
SLBC Tunnel Will Be Ready by June 2028: Uttam
Equipment required to speed up work in the inlet side at Srisailam has reached Mumbai port and will be arriving at the site by the end of this month, Uttam Kumar Reddy said.
MCOCA invoked against six Kalyan for running prostitution gang
Compliance affidavits an eyewash, Bombay high court raps BMC over open manholes in Mumbai
Municipal Engineers Union protests, demands suspensions in two Mumbai rain-related deaths be revoked
13-yr-old falls into Bhiwandi drain, swept away; 2 drown in Navi Mumbai river
Pahalgam terror attack: NIA charges LeT chief Hafiz Saeed with waging war against India
New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday filed a supplementary chargesheet against Hafiz Saeed, the Pakistan-based chief of the banned outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), in the Pahalgam terror attack case. Saeed, already designated a global terrorist by India and the United States and recognised as the mastermind behind the 2008 Mumbai attacks, has been []
SRPF constable dies by suicide, shoots himself at Lok Bhavan in Mumbai
Mumbai Weather July 7: Mumbai is under an Orange Alert for heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds on July 7. In view of the weather warning, authorities have declared a holiday for all government, municipal and private schools and colleges across the city. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has advised residents to avoid unnecessary travel, stay indoors unless essential, and remain cautious of waterlogged roads, fallen trees and unstable structures.
Heavy rains inundate Alandi, officials restrict Palkhi departure ceremony
The flooding has disrupted daily life, damaged public infrastructure and forced authorities to significantly reduce preparations for the Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Ashadhi Wari Palkhi Procession 2026
Non-stop rain grinds Mumbai to a halt on Monday
Four TET paper leak accused sent to judicial custody
Heavy rains triggered a landslide near Tunnel 2 on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway Missing Link. This incident forced a complete shutdown of the stretch, disrupting traffic for over twelve hours. Authorities diverted vehicles, causing significant delays and raising safety concerns about the new infrastructure. Opposition leaders criticized the project's preparedness, calling it a failure during its first monsoon. The Mumbai-bound carriageway later reopened after safety checks and debris clearance.
CM: 500 in Palghar being evacuated; 2 dams overflow
Delivery boy killed in road crash in Mumbai after being hit by tanker
Seepage in Coastal Road tunnel; not uncommon: Officials
Fake cop threatens to jail Mumbai resident for chewing tobacco, extorts Rs 13,000 as penalty
Commuter in Mumbai forgets bag with Rs 10 lakh cash in auto, police retrieve it within two hours
Lakes supplying to Mumbai rise 3.7% in just 24 hours to nearly 17%
Court denies bail to ex-director of Lodha Developers in Rs 181 crore land scam
A Mumbai court denied bail to Rajendra Lodha, former director of Lodha Developers. He faces allegations of a Rs 181 crore corporate land fraud conspiracy. The court cited his pivotal role and abuse of fiduciary authority in the case. Investigations are ongoing, and a crucial auditor's report is still awaited. The court expressed concern over potential witness intimidation by the influential accused.
Ulhas river crosses danger level, 250 evacuated in Badlapur
Unmanned merchant tanker runs aground off Manori near Mumbai
Fadnavis hits back as MVA pans govt over E-way missing link landslide
Watch: Mumbai rains kill over 10; Opposition questions govt.s response | Above the Fold | 06.07.2026
Mumbai continues to reel under heavy rainfall as flooding and transport disruptions affect daily life. In this episode, we bring you the latest on the citys rain situation, an update on the Karur stampede case, and the Supreme Courts refusal to short-circuit procedure while hearing a plea over remarks on the Prophet Mohammad, and more.
Many Vasai-Virar areas flooded, power, internet cut for hours
Nashik on high-alert as authorities prepare for heavy rains, schools shut
Speaking in Mumbai, CM Fadnavis said the weather situation until July 8 requires continuous monitoring. He said there remains a possibility of a cloudburst-like event in parts of Nashik on Tuesday
Maharashtra legislature closes early owing to heavy rainfall
Congress leader demands inquiry into rain-related disasters
Mumbai commuter falls for fake cop's gutka fine, loses Rs 13,000
In a troubling incident in Vile Parle, a local resident was swindled out of thirteen thousand rupees by a cunning conman masquerading as a police officer. The fraudster threatened the victim with jail for purportedly chewing banned gutka in Maharashtra and insisted on a hefty fine. The victim, fearing legal consequences, withdrew cash from an ATM to appease the fake officer.
22 trains affected as heavy rains disrupt rail traffic on busy AhmedabadMumbai corridor
According to the Ahmedabad division of Western Railway, waterlogging between Safale, Kelve Road, Vasai Road and Nalasopara stations in the Mumbai Central Division impacted train operations
Massive landslide shuts Mum-Goa highway for 12 hours; Mumbai corridor to open on Tuesday
Maharashtra: TPG, ICICI & GIC To Acquire Aseem Infra From NIIF
Private lender ICICI Bank will hold up to 5 per cent in the Mumbai-based non-banking financial company (NBFC) post the deal: Reports
According to a railway spokesperson, several rail services in the Mumbai Central division have been affected due to inundated tracks.
Two injured in tree crashes in Goregaon in separate instances
Amid Mumbai rains, Karisma Kapoor shares view from India's Best Dancer 5 set
Amid Mumbai's relentless rains and an IMD red alert, Karisma Kapoor shared a glimpse of the waterlogged surroundings outside India's Best Dancer Season 5 set in Film City. Despite the challenging weather, shooting continued with safety precautions in place
Sri Lanka: 25 killed, 100 injured after unrest in prison
The violence at the prison started after a group of inmates allegedly launched an organised attack in the jail in the morning, according to security forces
Airlines gear up to shift freighter flights from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai airport
Freighter services from Navi Mumbai are expected to begin from next month as Mumbai International Airport intends to temporarily suspend freighter operations
Distance education is now a preferred choice for Indian students, offering flexibility and recognized degrees. Institutions like IGNOU, DU SOL, and Mumbai University IDOL are popular, alongside state open universities. Prospective students must verify UGC-DEB recognition for both the university and specific programs. Careful consideration of curriculum, fees, and support services ensures a distance degree can significantly boost career prospects.
Mumbai schools and colleges closed on July 7: Mumbai is bracing for more intense rainfall as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Red Alert for the city and surrounding districts. BMC schools and colleges will remain closed on July 7, with authorities indicating that the closure could be extended if weather conditions worsen. Private companies have also been urged to allow employees to work from home wherever possible.
Heavy rain disrupts Mumbai flights; five arrivals diverted to other airports
The affected flights included services operated by IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air and Oman Air
For years, Mumbai's monsoon meant flooded floors, sleepless nights and hours spent saving his family's belongings. In a social media post, Hinglish founder and CEO Shubham Gune reflected on growing up in a Mumbai chawl, where rain entered his home every monsoon. Looking back after building a different life, he shared how the same rain now feels completely different, saying the experience of the season depends greatly on the roof over one's head.
Reinforcing its commitment to enhancing consumer access to thoughtfully designed kitchen and home solutions, Borosil, India's leading consumer products brand, today unveiled its dedicated ' Everyday Kitchen by Borosil ' Store-in-Store at Go Fresh, Andheri Lokhandwala, Mumbai. The new retail format was inaugurated by renowned celebrity chef Harpal Singh Sokhi in the presence of the Borosil leadership team. First Store-In-Store by Borosil The launch of 'Everyday Kitchen by Borosil' marks the beginning of a strategic retail partnership between Borosil and Go Fresh, aimed at delivering a more engaging and accessible shopping experience for consumers. The dedicated Store-in-Store format showcases one of Borosil's most comprehensive ranges of kitchen and home solutions under one roof, enabling consumers to explore, compare, and experience products in a thoughtfully designed retail environment. Through this collaboration, Borosil seeks to enhance product discovery, strengthen consumer access to its offerings, and further expand its omnichannel presence while addressing the evolving needs of modern households. Borosil expands its omnichannel retail footprint with its first dedicated Store-in-Store format Located within the Go Fresh store, the dedicated Borosil zone serves as a one-stop destination for modern households, offering a wide range of cookware, appliances, storage solutions, drinkware, lunchboxes, dinnerware, and other kitchen essentials. The launch was marked by an engaging session with Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi, who shared insights from his culinary journey and highlighted the importance of quality kitchenware in everyday cooking, while interactive guest engagements added to the celebrations around Borosil's latest retail milestone. Speaking at the launch, Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi said, " The kitchen is at the heart of every home, where food, traditions, and memories come together. Borosil has consistently stood for quality, innovation, and trust, making it a brand that resonates with millions of Indian households. I am delighted to be associated with the launch of 'Everyday Kitchen by Borosil', which offers consumers an opportunity to explore a comprehensive range of thoughtfully designed kitchen solutions under one roof ." Commenting on the launch, Barnali Shankar, VP Marketing, Borosil , said, " The launch of 'Everyday Kitchen by Borosil' marks an important milestone in our retail journey and reflects our commitment to making our extensive product portfolio more accessible to consumers through innovative retail formats. Our partnership with Go Fresh allows us to create an immersive shopping experience where consumers can discover solutions for every kitchen and home need. We are excited about this collaboration and look forward to expanding this concept across more locations in the future ." With this launch, Borosil is reimagining how consumers discover and shop for kitchen and home essentials by creating a dedicated destination within a trusted retail environment. About Borosil Ltd. Borosil stands as Indias only manufacturer of borosilicate glass and one of the countrys most trusted homegrown brands. With a legacy of over six decades, Borosil has been an integral part of Indian households, known for quality, durability, and reliability. Its borosilicate glassware and kitchen products, designed to withstand extreme temperatures, have made Borosil synonymous with everyday excellence and lasting performance. With a strong presence across trade, e-commerce, and B2B segments, and a growing Direct-to-Customer (D2C) model, Borosil directly connects with consumers across India. Its extensive rangespanning kitchenware, tableware, cookware, and appliancesis crafted to bring ease, style, and trust into everyday living. Borosils compact kitchen appliances, ISI-certified pressure cookers, insulated lunch boxes and bottles, and BPA-free glass containers combine safety, functionality, and design. The brands Borosilicate Colors range and OG 2X Tuff Glassware further reaffirm its commitment to strength, safety, and timeless appeal. Among its key brands, Larah by Borosil redefines dining with stylish, chip-resistant opalware, manufactured in Jaipur and available across 24,000 retail stores and leading e-commerce platforms. Rooted in a rich legacy and trusted heritage, Borosil remains a symbol of quality and reliability, empowering Indian families with products that make everyday life simpler, safer, and more beautiful.
The 8th pay commission has multiple state visits and other meetings scheduled in July 2026, with plans for more consultations with employee groups, unions and stakeholders across states and union territories in due course.
Mumbai rains:7 apps every Mumbaikar needs that can help navigate heavy rainfall
Mumbai's monsoon is severe this year and staying informed is no longer optional. From BMC flood alerts and IIT Bombay's real-time water-level data to local train tracking and radar-based rain maps, these seven apps cover everything a Mumbaikar needs to make safer, smarter decisions during the worst monsoon days.
Heavy rain throws Western Railway services off track; over 20 long-distance trains stranded
As more than 40 train services were affected by cancellations, diversions and delays, railway authorities scrambled to assist stranded passengers and worked to restore connectivity on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad trunk route
Flooded Indrayani River cuts off Alandi; Warkaris asked to halt pilgrimage
In a public advisory, the administration urged devotees who had already started their journey to stop at their present locations instead of attempting to enter the town
Diljit Dosanjh after Zee5 removes Satluj: Already downloaded
Mumbai: Actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh has finally reacted to the removal of his highly anticipated movie Satluj from streaming platform ZEE5 in India, in just a day. Early on Monday, Diljit hosted an Instagram live session where he thanked fans for their support. During the live, he repeatedly emphasized that once something is shared online, it 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 .
Ship stranded off Manori coast in north Mumbai amid heavy rains; Coast Guard alerted, say cops
A vessel ran aground approximately one kilometer off Manori beach in north Mumbai on Monday due to extremely heavy rainfall. Local police alerted the Indian Coast Guard as the rocky terrain and strong winds pose significant risks for rescue efforts. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, with the ship having dropped anchor and no immediate distress reported. Fishermen have warned of hazardous conditions for smaller boats in the area.
Maval landslide: One dead, two feared trapped as NDRF launches rescue operation
The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA), local administration and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are carrying out an intensive search and rescue operation at the site
Celebrating Manjot Singh: The King of Comic Timing Turns 31
Mumbai, July 6: Manjot Singh, a rising star in Bollywood, is celebrated for his impeccable comic timing and roles that resonate with the youth. Born on July 7, 1992, in a Punjabi Sikh family in New Delhi, he has carved a niche for himself in the film industry since his debut in the 2008 film ... Read more Celebrating Manjot Singh: The King of Comic Timing Turns 31
Vaishnaw flags off Nanded-Mumbai, Tanakpur-Nanded express trains
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw also announced that the Tanakpur-Pilibhit train service had been extended up to Shahjahanpur in U.P.
Video: Govindas wife Sunita breaks down in Lock Upp 2
Mumbai: The latest episode of Lock Upp 2 turned emotional after one of the most-talked about contestants Sunita Ahuja broke down on camera and expressed her desire to quit the reality show. Sunita, who is married to Bollywood star Govinda, refused to eat after complaining about the quality of the food served inside the jail. 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 .
Riyadh Air announces India foray with daily Mumbai-Riyadh flights from August 4
The new daily air service between Mumbai and Riyadh will be operated by a Boeing B787-9 aircraft, offering a four-class configuration business elite, business, premium economy and economy
Mumbai's monsoon has delivered a dramatic spectacle as a Vande Bharat Express was captured smoothly navigating flooded tracks, evoking scenes from an action film. This viral footage highlights the city's annual struggle with heavy rains, which have caused significant disruptions and waterlogging. Social media users have reacted with awe and amusement to the train's impressive passage through the deluge, showcasing Mumbai's resilient spirit amidst the downpour.
