Shivangi Joshi Breaks Down on Reality Show After Shilpa Shindes Order
Mumbai, July 13: Television actress Shivangi Joshi is currently making headlines on the reality show Lock Up: Sach Ya Saza for her personality and relationships. Viewers have been enjoying her friendship with actor Harshad Chopra, as the two are often seen supporting and conversing with each other. However, a recent incident on the show left ... Read more Shivangi Joshi Breaks Down on Reality Show After Shilpa Shindes Order
Hollywood stars Tom Holland, Christopher Nolan, and Matt Damon visited Mumbai's Olympia Coffee House. They enjoyed tea and bun maska while keeping their visit low-key. Tom Holland acknowledged a fan's recording with a friendly smile and a victory sign. The actors are in Mumbai for promotional events for their upcoming film. 'The Odyssey' is a mythological action epic scheduled for release in July 2026.
BJP minister questions Aamir Khans 3rd marriage, links it to love jihad
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane on Sunday questioned Bollywood actor Aamir Khans third marriage, wondering whether it should be viewed as an example of love jihad. Rane, an MLA of the ruling BJP, also urged members of the Hindu community to think carefully before supporting such celebrities. When celebrities take such decisions in their personal 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 .
Legendary composer Pyarelal's wife Sunila Sharma passes away at 78
Legendary composer Pyarelal Sharma mourns his wife Sunila Pyarelal Sharma's passing. She died peacefully on July 12, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. The family shared a heartfelt tribute remembering her grace and quiet resilience. Sunila Sharma's funeral rites are scheduled to take place in Mumbai tomorrow. Pyarelal is celebrated for his iconic musical partnership with Laxmikant.
Akansha Ranjan Kapoor married Sharan Sharma on July 11, 2026 at her Mumbai residence. Besides her Arpita Mehta wedding look, Akansha's reception outfit stole the show as well, featuring a gold lehenga and cape. This Gaurav Gupta creation was inspired by thawing crystals. The elaborate lehenga cost Rs 6,50,000. She accessorized with diamonds and wore a sleek hairstyle.
Legendary music composer Pyarelals wife Sunila Sharma passes away
Mumbai: Legendary music composer Pyarelal, from the iconic Laxmikant Pyarelal duo, is mourning the loss of his wife Sunila Pyarelal Sharma, who passed away on July 12 at the age of 78. Singer Priyanka Mitra, through an emotional social media post, announced the unfortunate demise of Sunila Sharma. The note read, With deep grief 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 .
Renowned composer Pyarelal Sharma's wife, Sunila, dies at 78
Sunila Pyarelal Sharma, the wife of renowned music composer Pyarelal Sharma, passed away on Sunday (July 12) in Mumbai. She was 78 and is survived by her husband and children.
Gold and silver prices today, 13 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, along with other important geopolitical updates.
At least 27 killed in massive Bangkok pub fire, several injured
At least 27 people were killed after a massive fire engulfed a pub in Bangkok early Monday. Several others were injured as firefighters battled the blaze, while authorities launched an investigation into the cause of the deadly incident.
Typhoon Bavi weakens to tropical storm after hitting eastern China
Typhoon Bavi weakened to a tropical storm after making landfall in eastern China's Zhejiang province, but continued to bring heavy rain, strong winds and widespread disruption. Millions remain affected as evacuations, flight cancellations and weather alerts continue.
Typhoon Bavi weakens after battering eastern China, millions evacuated
Typhoon Bavi, the strongest storm to hit mainland China this year, battered the eastern coast with heavy rain and powerful winds, forcing the evacuation of more than 2.8 million people. Authorities warned of prolonged rainfall despite the storm weakening.
CM Chandrababu Naidu visits Pawan Kalyan in hospital
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu visited Pawan Kalyan in Mumbai. The Deputy Chief Minister underwent successful surgery on his right shoulder. Doctors confirmed the operation was completed successfully and recovery is progressing well. Pawan Kalyan has been advised three weeks of physiotherapy for rehabilitation. He is reportedly eager to resume his official responsibilities soon.
EC requires parents' SIR details for new voters applying for electoral rolls
The Election Commission has made it mandatory for new voters to provide their parents' Special Intensive Revision (SIR) details while applying for inclusion in electoral rolls, saying the move will simplify document verification and improve voter mapping.
Flipkart delivery executive held for allegedly forcing entry, flashing at woman
A Flipkart delivery executive was arrested after allegedly forcing his way into a woman's house and exposing himself. Police identified the accused as Vijay Mallikarjun Kamat and said legal action has been initiated. The investigation is underway.
US hits 140 Iranian targets as Tehran retaliates against Gulf nations
The US launched strikes on around 140 Iranian military targets after an attack on a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran retaliated by targeting Gulf nations hosting US forces, while India condemned an attack on a Cyprus-flagged ship that left an Indian crew member missing.
Iran warns countries supporting US strikes could become 'legitimate targets'
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the latest US military strikes as a violation of the UN Charter, warning that countries allowing their territory or facilities to be used for attacks could be treated as legitimate targets. Tehran also urged the UN to hold Washington accountable.
Army jawan and father shot dead in Bihar's Vaishali; relatives under suspicion
An Army personnel and his father were allegedly shot dead in Bihar's Vaishali district over a suspected land dispute. Police said the victims were attacked following a pathway dispute and suspect the involvement of some relatives. An investigation is underway.
3.6-magnitude earthquake strikes Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir
A 3.6-magnitude earthquake struck Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district in the early hours of Monday. The tremor occurred at a depth of 10 km, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Mahesh Babu's Family Bond on Display as He Backs Nephew's Film
Mahesh Babu's son Gautham Ghattamaneni has been making headlines for his stylish appearance at the world premiere of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey in Mumbai.
Iraq PM heads to Washington for energy deals amid US-Iran tensions
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Trump will not hesitate to act if Iran breaks nuclear commitments: Israeli PM
Speaking in an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, Netanyahu asserted that the US leader would not hesitate to use force if Tehran violated its commitments
Arshad Warsi Lokhandwala property profit: Actor Arshad Warsi has sold a Mumbai commercial shop for Rs 6.25 crore. This sale price is nearly three times the amount he paid in 2012. The property is located in Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West, Mumbai. Registration documents confirm the sale deed was registered on July 1, 2026. The buyer paid Rs 37.50 lakh as stamp duty for this transaction.
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The Hundred 2026 Explained: New Team Names, IPL Owners, Format and Major Changes
The sixth edition of The Hundred gets underway on Tuesday, 21 July, ushering in a new era for English cricket. Featuring record-breaking, high-octane action, the tournament will see the men's and women's competitions run simultaneously. Designed as cricket's fastest professional format, each match lasts around two and a half hours, making it more appealing to broadcasters and fans alike. This season marks the tournament's biggest transformation since its launch, with new investors, refreshed team identities, and enhanced coverage set to elevate the competition to new heights. Start of a new era: The stakes in the eight sides were sold, raising more than 500m to boost finances for cash short 18 county cricket clubs and at least 50m kept for grassroots participation. What is The Hundred: This is a white-ball cricket tournament of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), launched in 2021. Format: Both teams bat for 100 balls, including a powerplay of 25 balls (only two fielders are allowed on the boundary). A bowler can bowl a maximum of 20 balls, in a set of 5 or 10 balls. Teams: Eight teams representing cities of the UK, not county cricket clubs, known as: Birmingham Phoenix (Edgbaston) London Spirit (Lord's) Manchester Originals has changed to Manchester SuperGiants (Emirates Old Trafford)-70% owners RPS Group (Lucknow SuperGiants). Oval Invincibles has changed to MI London (The Kia Oval)- 49% owners Reliance Industries Ltd. (Mumbai Indians). Southern Brave (Utilita Bowl)- 49% owners GMR Group (Delhi Capitals joint owners). Northern Superchargers has changed to SunRisers Leeds (Headingley)- 100% owners Sun Group (Sunrisers Hyderabad). Trent Rockets (Trent Bridge) Welsh Fire (Sophia Gardens) Incidentally, only three IPL linked teams have changed names, reflecting the investors identity. How the teams were built up: Through an Auction (akin to the IPL), the UKs first major sporting auction, was held in London on March 11 and 12 this year. The number of overseas players increased from three to four. Most successful team so far: MI London with three men's titles (last three years) and two women's titles (first two years). Schedule: The group stage runs until 12 August with each team playing eight matches (One match each against six teams and two matches against local rivals). The local pairings: Phoenix and Rockets, Spirit and MI London, SuperGiants and Sunrises, Brave and Fire. The top side after the group stages shall qualify for the final, at Lord's, on Sunday, 16 August. The second and third-placed teams play in the Eliminator on 14 August, at The Kia Oval and the winner qualifies for the final. The women's final shall start at 18:45 IST and the men's from 22:30 IST. Total matches: 68 (34+34) matches. The commentator lineup for the tournament includes former India Test captain Ajinkya Rahane, ex-New Zealand international Katey Martin and current England Test opener Emilio Gay. The tournament is set to receive a large fan-following and audience following the involvement of IPL owners with four out of eight teams, as stakeholders. Salary of players: The salary pot increased in the men's competition by 45% to 2.05m per side and in the women's competition by 100% to 880,000. The men's players' contracts range from 200,000 to 31,000 and the women earn between 65,000 to 10,000. Kits: The players from the eight teams showed off the new kits at the Kia Oval. This year five teams have changed their primary colors with this rebranding and now five teams wear either blue, red, or a combination of the two. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Overall Trophy: A new team trophy was launched this year that will reward a teams collective efforts across both the mens and womens competitions, to be crowned as overall champions.
Ram Temple donation row: UP govt has taken action, says AP CM
Mumbai: Amid the criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Patry over the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday, July 12, said the Uttar Pradesh government has taken action and is keen to address the issue. The Telugu Desam Party chief also described the 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 .
Use heritage to inspire new minds: LG Sinha to youth
Srinagar, Jul 12: India's greatest strength is its rich spiritual, scientific and cultural identity, passed down through centuries like a torch. I appealed to the youth not to let that flame die. Now is the time to use our rich heritage to inspire millions of new minds. Now is the time to innovate and give the youth of Jammu Kashmir a clear purpose for buildinga self-reliant UT, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said on Sunday. The Lieutenant Governor attended the Lal Ded Literature Awards and the release function of Dr Vaidehi Taman's new book Lal Ded: The Mother of Kashmir. He urged the awardees to share the timeless wisdom of Lal Ded, Kabir, Nund Rishi, Guru Nanak, and Tulsidas with the younger generation. Speaking on the occasion, the LG said our ancestors built India by balancing science with deep spiritual values, emphasising that progress requires both the scientist and the spiritualist. Sinha said that nation-building is a shared duty for every citizen. Youth are the builders of our future. Do not settle for ordinary achievements. Dream big, work hard, and strive for excellence. Our nation's journey succeeds through patience, hard work, and collective effort, he said, adding that India values both outward progress and inward spiritual growth, and traveling from Kashmir to Kanyakumari shows that core traditions are still alive. I want writers, thinkers, and artists to preserve and share this spiritual tradition. I am not suggesting we live in the past, but rather that we respect the truth, goodness, and grace of our heritage. We can stay open to the world while remaining deeply rootedjust like a tree with strong roots that survives the wind and grows, the LG said. The Lieutenant Governor invited society to do two important things: first, find a piece of heritage lost in the busyness of lifewhether it is a language, a song, a recipe, a story, or a traditionreclaim it, and inspire the next generation to do the same; second, remember that our greatest strength is our cultural identity, passed down for centuries like a burning torch. I appeal to the youth: do not let that flame die. Now is the time to use our heritage to kindle millions of new flames, he said. He commended the work of writers, educators, and artists, saying that those honoured today have enriched our nation through their extraordinary work. In this rapidly changing world, we need writers and educators more than ever. Literature makes us compassionate, and education gives us knowledge. Together, they create responsible citizens who can lead the nation forward, he said. On the occasion, LG Sinha made five requests to intellectuals, writers, teachers, scientists, and creators: encourage the youth to think independently and pursue truth; document and share rich culture; bring ideas out of booksand use themto solve real-world problems; share experience to inspire the next generation to serve the nation; and combine different areas of expertise to tackle complex challenges like climate change. Responding to the request for a museum dedicated to great personalities like Lal Ded, the Lieutenant Governor assured that appropriate steps would be taken in this regard. The event was attended by former Chief Minister of Uttarakhand Tirath Singh Rawat, former Member of Parliament and President of Asiatic Society of Mumbai Dr Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, eminent writer Prof. Neerja Mattoo, author Dr Vaidehi Taman, Padma Shri Dr SP Varma, Principal Secretary Culture Brij Mohan Sharma, SSP Srinagar Dr G.V. Sundeep Chakravarthy, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo, other senior officials, and prominent literary personalities.
Indias 1st bullet train to begin phased operations from August 15, 2027
New Delhi: Indias first bullet train service will begin operations in phases from August 15, 2027, with the Surat-Bilimora section of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (MAHSR) corridor set to become the countrys inaugural high-speed rail route, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced. The 508-km Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train corridor will be commissioned in stages, allowing sections []
Pakistans latest attempt to internationalise the Indus Waters issue through a conference in Brussels, the capital city of Belgium has exposed the glaring contradiction at the heart of its diplomacy. Water justice after all rests on trust but Pakistan sponsored terrorism has destroyed it.The conference, titled Transboundary Water Resources: A Weaponised Global Common is jointly being organised by the Centre for European Policy Studies and Pakistans Embassy to the European Union. Pakistan tries to portray itself as a victim of changing geopolitical realities and an advocate of international law before diplomats, legal experts and climate specialists who are set to discuss the Indus basin. Before asking the world to defend its rights over shared waters, Pakistan must answer a pressing question that how can it demand unconditional cooperation from its neighbour, when it is involved in exporting violence from across the border.The Indus Water Treaty has stood as an extraordinary example of restraint and maturity for over sixty years. The Treaty which was signed in 1960, survived wars in 1965, 1971 and 1999. Despite numerous terrorist attacks by Pakistan in the past, India still honoured the agreement and displayed extreme patience which hardly any other country should have shown. India always believed that agreements should outlive political tensions and hoped that cooperation could eventually lead to peace but that hope was repeatedly betrayed. India have suffered a lot due to terrorist attacks. From Mumbai to Uri, from Pulwama to Pahalgam, Pakistan sponsored terrorists have killed dozens of innocent civilians, leaving deep scars on the psyche of entire nation. How can India continue to uphold the spirit of cooperation while Pakistan always try to destabilise peace in the region? Pahalgam attack in which twenty six innocent tourists were killed was a turning point. Indias decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance was not a rejection of international norms. It was a signal that treaties cannot be insulated forever from the consequences of terrorism. Pakistan, however wants the world to ignore this context. In Brussels, it intends to speak of glaciers, climate change and water scarcity. It will invoke international law and shared responsibility. Yet it will remain silent on the issue that has poisoned bilateral relations for decades. It wants the benefits of cooperation without fulfilling the responsibilities that make cooperation possible. This selective morality weakens its case as no country in the world can preach water justice while ignoring ones own actions of destabilizing regional peace. No government can seek sympathy abroad while refusing to address concerns that have repeatedly derailed peace efforts at home. Justice is not merely about access to resources. It is also about respecting the lives and security of those across the border. The argument put forth by Pakistan turns out to be weaker when historical aspects are taken into account. The Indus Water Treaty stands as testament that despite India having the upper riparian position, it never weaponised water. India even during wars and major crises did not keep the Water Treaty in abeyance which stands in sharp contrast to Pakistans frequent attempts to internationalise bilateral issues while avoiding meaningful introspection on terrorism which India has been repeatedly talking about. Climate change is looming large at the mankind and of all water scarcity happens to be a serious challenge. People in South Asia are largely dependent on Indus water for their livelihoods. These issues deserve global attention and regional cooperation which cannot bloom in an atmosphere of fear and mistrust. Water treaties are not only legal documents but expressions of political confidence and mutual cooperation between the two countries. They are assumed that both the countries are committed to peace, cooperation and responsible conduct but when one side repeatedly support terrorism, the moral basis of such cooperation comes under question. Pakistan cannot expect the world to view water and terrorism as separate issues. They are deeply interconnected because peace is the foundation upon which all forms of cooperation are built. The message for Brussels is therefore simple. Listen to Pakistans concerns on water by all means. Discuss climate change and regional sustainability. But do not ignore the larger reality. A nation that seeks justice must also demonstrate responsibility and should stop supporting terrorism by all means. Dr Sheikh Jamsheed, Social and Peace Activist.
India shares No. 1 spot as all 5 of its students win gold in physics olympiad
Youth killed, friend injured in scooty crash in Maharashtra
Low learning outcomes and school infra scores pull Maharashtra down on national education index
Mumbai city outperforms suburbs in learning outcomes, shows govt edu index
Mumbai crime branch arrests man posing as doctor for 28 years
He arranged medical camps in Juhu and developed contacts in Bollywood
5 more bodies found, Vasai-Virar monsoon toll climbs to 10
Court in Maharashtra acquits tennis coach of raping minor girl
Eight duped of Rs 16 lakh on pretext of civic jobs in Maharashtra, FIR on three
Freight train engine failure disrupts Central Railway services in Maharashtra
25-year-old woman injured after slab of dilapidated chawl in Mumbai collapses on her
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Infant weighing 1.196 kg undergoes tooth extraction at Thane civic hospital
Maharashtra Medical Council finds fake website mimicking its portal, files complaint
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Ex-MP from UBT & kin among 7 booked for cruelty, occult rituals on bahu
Following makers,training cos slamnew drone policy
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2,633 pothole complaints received in 2 months, have resolved more than 90% of them, says BMC
RPF deployed as CR cracks down on unauthorised train boarding at Kalwa
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Navi Mumbai police arrest drunk man for hoax bomb threat call to south Mumbai hotel
Maharashtra approves plan for 145 rail flyovers to eliminate level crossings
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Woman injured after dilapidated house collapses in Mankhurd
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Mumbai Crime Branch arrests man for impersonating doctor for 28 years
Mumbai Crime Branch arrested a man impersonating a doctor for twenty-eight years. This arrest followed the busting of a larger fraudulent activities racket. The investigation revealed financial embezzlement of approximately ten crore rupees over three years. Multiple first information reports were registered against the accused and their associates. The operation involved several senior police officials and staff members.
Woman injured in chawl slab collapse in Mumbai, cause being probed
In a disturbing incident, a 25-year-old woman was injured when the crumbling slab of a dilapidated chawl collapsed while she was drying laundry on the first floor. Civic officials acted swiftly, transporting her to Shatabdi Hospital for initial treatment. Later, she was transferred to Sion Hospital for more extensive care but opted to discharge herself against medical advice the following Sunday morning.
Mumbai Police Investigate Woman Found Dead in Andheri Hotel Room
Security guard held for sexually assaulting eight-year-old girl in Pydhonie
The child was rushed to hospital, where she is undergoing treatment. Police said the accused was taken into custody shortly after a complaint was lodged
Install trash booms at mouths of drains and rivers in Mumbai, BJP MLA urges BMC
Moshi garbage depot collapse: Death toll rises to 9, rescue ops end
The tragedy unfolded on July 8 when a massive garbage mound collapsed onto the administrative building of the Waste-to-Energy project at the landfill site. Fourteen people were rescued or escaped, while nine workers lost their lives
Lieutenant Governor urges youth to use Indias rich heritage to inspire millions of new minds
Srinagar, July 12: The Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today attended the Lal Ded Literature Awards and the release function of Dr. Vaidehi Tamans new book Lal Ded: The Mother of Kashmir. He urged the awardees to share the timeless wisdom of Lal Ded, Kabir, Nund Rishi, Guru Nanak, and Tulsidas with the younger generation. Speaking on the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor said that our ancestors built India by balancing science with deep spiritual values, emphasising that progress requires both the scientist and the spiritualist. Indias greatest strength is its rich spiritual, scientific and cultural identity, passed down through centuries like a torch. I appealed to the youth to not let that flame die. Now is the time to use our rich heritage to inspire millions of new minds. Now is the time to innovate and give the youth of Jammu Kashmir a clear purpose for building self- reliant UT. Nation-building is a shared duty for every citizen. Youth are the builders of our future. Do not settle for ordinary achievements. Dream big, work hard, and strive for excellence. Our nation's journey succeeds through patience, hard work, and collective effort, the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor said that India values both outward progress and inward spiritual growth. He said, traveling from Kashmir to Kanyakumari shows that our core traditions are still alive and this shared spiritual heritage guides our society and connects every Indian. I want writers, thinkers and artists to preserve and share this spiritual tradition. I am not suggesting we live in the past, but rather that we respect the truth, goodness, and grace of our heritage. We can stay open to the world while remaining deeply rootedjust like a tree with strong roots that survives the wind and grows. I invite the society to do two important things: First, find a piece of your heritage that you lost in the busyness of lifewhether it is a language, a song, a recipe, a story, or a tradition. Reclaim it, and inspire the next generation to do the same. Second, remember that our greatest strength is our cultural identity, passed down for centuries like a burning torch. I appeal to the youth: do not let that flame die. Now is the time to use our heritage to kindle millions of new flames, the Lieutenant Governor said. He commended the work of writers, educators and artists and stated that those honored today have enriched our nation through their extraordinary work. They are guides for society, proving that true excellence is measured by the positive impact we leave on future generations. Whether through writing, teaching, art, or public service, they shape our shared future. In this rapidly changing world, we need writers and educators more than ever. They create ideas, preserve knowledge, and guide the youth. Literature makes us compassionate, and education gives us knowledge. Together, they create responsible citizens who can lead the nation forward, the Lieutenant Governor said. The Lieutenant Governor further said that young generation stands at the confluence of tradition and modernity. He noted that youth have technology in their hands, but their minds seek new purpose. It is the duty of our writers to connect youth to their cultural roots and to inspire them to think beyond boundaries with a purpose, with a new goal. It is the responsibility of our teachers to provide not only skills but also values, confidence and the courage to the youth to face future challenges. If literature and education go hand in hand, the nations progress will be not only material but moral and spiritual as well, he said. On the occasion, the Lieutenant Governor made five requests to intellectuals, writers, teachers, scientists, and creators. Encourage the youth to think independently and pursue truth, document and share rich culture, which is our greatest strength in a global world, bring ideas out of books and use them to solve real-world problems, share your experience to inspire the next generation to serve the nation and combine different areas of expertise to tackle complex challenges like climate change. Nation-building is a shared duty. A strong economy can build infrastructure, but only responsible citizens can protect it. Youth are the builders of our future. Do not settle for ordinary achievements. Dream big, work hard, and strive for excellence. Our nation's journey succeeds through patience, hard work, and collective effort, the Lieutenant Governor said. Responding to the request for a museum dedicated to great personalities like Lal Ded, the Lieutenant Governor assured that appropriate steps would be taken in this regard. Tirath Singh Rawat, former Chief Minister, Uttarakhand; Dr. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, former Member of Parliament and President, Asiatic Society of Mumbai; Prof. Neerja Mattoo, eminent writer; Dr Vaidehi Taman, author, and prominent literary personalities attended the award ceremony. Padma Shri Dr SP Varma; Brij Mohan Sharma, Principal Secretary Culture; Dr. GV Sundeep Chakravarthy, SSP Srinagar; Akshay Labroo, Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar and other senior officials were also present.
Vaishnaw announces timeline for Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train, check details
According to the minister, the rollout will continue from Vapi to Surat, followed by Vapi to Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad to Thane, and finally Ahmedabad to Mumbai
Qatar halts maritime navigation as security concerns escalate
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Netanyahu pays tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham after his death
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed grief over the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham, describing him as one of Israel's greatest friends.
Aamir Khan's ex-wife Kiran Rao to live in the same building as him, Gauri Spratt
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Naidu Meets Pawan Kalyan at Mumbai Hospital, Enquires About Health
CM enquires about Deputy CMs health after shoulder surgery in Mumbai
Naidu calls on Pawan at Mumbai hospital, wishes him speedy recovery
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One Indian missing after attack on merchant ship in Strait of Hormuz: MEA
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Bomb Threat Call Triggers Security Sweep At Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel
The threat was found to be a hoax, Mumbai Police is now investigating the origin of the threat call and trying to identify the person who made it.
Embezzlement of donations at Ram Temple will reach a turning point: RSS
The RSS expressed concern over the alleged embezzlement of Ram Temple donations in Ayodhya and said it expects the ongoing SIT probe to reach a decisive stage.
The first bullet train project is right now under construction between Mumbai and Ahmedabad and the progress is immense. Next year we will start the first section of the bullet train in the Mumbai-Ahmedabad section between Surat and Bilimora, he said.
Maharashtra starts 150-crore electric boat manufacturing hub for Mumbai Water Metro
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Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Vinayak Raut booked after daughter-in-law alleges abuse
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Reports of Alia Bhatt exiting Ranbir Kapoors big film resurface
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Christopher Nolans The Odyssey Marks Historic India Premiere in Mumbai
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Moshi waste unit collapse: Two more bodies recovered, six still feared trapped
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BMC sets March 2027 deadline for Ghatkopar STP, asks officials to step up pace
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CISF DG Praveer Ranjan inspects security amid Amarnath Yatra 2026
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Arshad Warsi sells Andheri shop for 6.25cr
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Taj Mahal Palace Hotel receives bomb threat call, Mumbai Police conduct search operation
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Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel receives bomb threat; triggers security sweep
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Actor Rohit Chandel confesses to stalking minor
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Eknath Khadse dismisses BJP return buzz, says 'I will remain with Sharad Pawar'
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'Dawood Planted Bomb At Taj': Hoax Call Triggers Security Scare In Mumbai
According to officials, the Taj Hotel was placed on high alert after, at around 12:13 am, a man called the Navi Mumbai Police Control Room and allegedly claimed, Dawood has planted a bomb at the Taj Hotel.
Mumbais Taj Hotel receives bomb threat call; declared hoax after security check
Police have launched a search to identify and arrest the caller based on the mobile number used.
Vinayak Raut and six others face charges following a complaint by his daughter-in-law. Girija Raut alleged physical and mental harassment after her marriage in December 2017. She claimed occult rituals and unidentified pills were administered to help her conceive. Girija stated prolonged mental harassment prevented her from speaking out earlier. Police have arrested one accused, Firoz Baba, and are investigating further.
Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland, Matt Damon Enjoy Tea, Bun Maska At Mumbai's Olympia Coffee House
To everyone's surprise, the trio took some time off from their busy schedule to visit the 108-year-old Olympia Coffee House in Colaba on Saturday.
Rs 2.45 crore worth of Aciloc 150+, 300+ seized in Maharashtra; FDA orders recall
Maharashtra FDA seized Aciloc drugs valued at Rs 2.45 crore. The action followed inspections revealing deceptive labelling and branding changes. The department ordered a complete market recall of the affected Aciloc products. This move prioritizes public health and patient safety by preventing medication confusion. Further legal action will be initiated based on investigation findings.
Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland and Matt Damon took a break from The Odyssey promotions to enjoy Mumbai's iconic chai and bun maska at Olympia Coffee House in Colaba. The Hollywood team also explored the city's food scene by visiting Trishna, famous for its coastal seafood.
Watch: Passenger, TC clash over Marathi language on Mumbai local; Railway authorities order probe
Railway authorities are investigating a viral video of an argument on a Mumbai local train. The dispute reportedly began after a passenger spoke in Marathi with railway staff. A ticket checker intervened, and both parties later approached the police. The railway is examining the video and the overall incident. Suitable action will be taken after the preliminary investigation concludes.
Jasmine Sandlas revealed her engagement to Shekhar Chaudhary during her India tour. She proudly introduced her fianc to the cheering audience on stage. The singer's heartfelt moment quickly went viral across social media platforms. While Sandlas enjoys public attention, Chaudhary prefers to remain private. The Dream Girl India Tour continues with upcoming shows in Mumbai and Bengaluru.
Rajasthan ANTF arrests eight in coordinated anti-narcotics drive
Rajasthan Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) arrested eight alleged drug smugglers during coordinated raids across seven districts, seizing heroin, cannabis, poppy husk and synthetic drugs. Four vehicles used in the alleged trafficking network were also impounded
Gujarat: Three lions shifted to Sakkarbaug Zoo after fatal attack on boy in Girn
Gujarat Forest Department has captured three lions believed to be involved in the fatal attack on an 11-year-old boy at Girnar Wildlife Sanctuary. The animals have been shifted to Sakkarbaug Zoo for scientific examination, while the new Girnar staircase route has been closed during the investigation
Oman, Iran agree to continue talks on Hormuz Strait navigation
Oman and Iran have agreed to continue technical and political talks on navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, focusing on maritime safety and freedom of navigation. The discussions come amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing diplomatic engagement between Iran and the United States
