Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal join Conan OBriens India adventure in Conan OBrien Must Go season 3
Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal are all set to make a special appearance in the India chapter of the highly anticipated third season of Conan OBrien Must Go, the internationally acclaimed travel-comedy series hosted by Emmy-winning television personality Conan OBrien. The makers recently unveiled the trailer for the upcoming season, offering audiences a glimpse of the comedians latest global adventures. During Conans visit to India, Richa and Ali join the celebrated host for an engaging and entertaining conversation packed with humour, candid moments and cultural insights. The segment captures the trio sharing spontaneous banter and light-hearted exchanges, while Conans signature comedic style blends effortlessly with the couples natural chemistry. Their interaction is expected to present viewers with a fun and refreshing perspective on India through the comedians distinctive lens. The appearance also marks an exciting collaboration between two of Indias acclaimed actors and one of the most recognised comedy figures in the world. Known for taking on unconventional projects and pushing creative boundaries, Richa Chadha and Ali Fazals participation adds a unique global crossover to the upcoming season. Speaking about the experience, Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal jointly shared, Conan OBrien is quite simply a legend. Weve admired his unique brand of humour for years, so getting to sit across from him and be a part of his India journey was surreal in the best way. The conversation was completely unfiltered, spontaneous and filled with the kind of humour that only Conan can bring out. We had an absolute blast filming it and cant wait for audiences around the world to see this wonderfully chaotic exchange. The third season of Conan OBrien Must Go will once again follow Conan OBrien as he travels across different parts of the world, meeting fascinating people and immersing himself in local traditions. Combining curiosity, self-deprecating humour and his trademark irreverent style, the new season promises another entertaining journey filled with memorable encounters, cultural discoveries and engaging conversations with people from diverse backgrounds. Also Read : Richa Chadha on uncovering Mumbai in her non-fiction series Musafiri, It is my love letter to the city
Lock Upp winner Shreya Kalra and partner Rishabh Jaiswal revealed their Mumbai home. They thoughtfully designed their modern and Vastu-compliant residence together. The living room offers a cozy and luxurious atmosphere with neutral tones. Their kitchen is sleek, minimalist, and highly functional for daily needs. A dedicated awards corner and balcony with a skyline view highlight their achievements.
Surge in Gold and Silver Prices, Rising by Nearly 1.1 Percent
Mumbai, August 7: Gold and silver prices experienced a significant surge on Friday, with both precious metals rising by approximately 1.1 percent. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), the gold contract for October 5, 2026, opened at 1,49,355 per 10 grams, compared to the previous closing of 1,48,858 per 10 grams. By 10 AM, gold ... Read more Surge in Gold and Silver Prices, Rising by Nearly 1.1 Percent
Shoaib Ibrahim wishes Dipika Kakar: Allah tumhe lambi zindagi de
Mumbai: Actor Shoaib Ibrahim has penned a note for his fighter wife Dipika Kakar on her birthday and said that she has taught him that true courage lies in never giving up. Shoaib shared two photographs on his social media handle. The two pictures featured Dipika and their son along with a homemade birthday cake 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 .
Mini Mathur: Winning Without Playing Dirty in The Alliance
Mumbai, August 7: Renowned TV host and actress Mini Mathur is currently in the spotlight as the winner of the web reality show The Alliance. In a recent interview, she discussed the distinction between smart gameplay and dirty tactics in reality shows. Mathur believes that manipulation is somewhat inherent in such shows. She noted that ... Read more Mini Mathur: Winning Without Playing Dirty in The Alliance
Maharashtra govt orders strict action against builders over MHADA homes
Maharashtra government directs stringent legal action against developers for delayed MHADA home transfers. Stricter measures, including jail time, will ensure greater compliance and faster home allotments. Advisory committees will strengthen citizen engagement and resolve local housing issues effectively. MHADA aims to construct over 7.5 lakh homes in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Future lotteries and redevelopment projects promise more affordable housing options for citizens.
Mumbai lakes levels stand at 88.50 per cent as Modak Sagar, Vihar, Tulsi remain
Mumbais seven lakes held 12,80,931 million litres of water, or 88.50 per cent of total live storage capacity, as of 6 am on August 7. Modak Sagar, Vihar and Tulsi remained 100 per cent full, while Tansa stood at 98.69% amid continued rainfall in catchment areas
Niraj Cement Structurals climbs as its JV bags order worth Rs 256.89 crore
Mumbai, August 7 (Udaipur Kiran): Niraj Cement Structurals is currently trading at Rs. 29.97, up by 0.92 points or 3.17% from its previous closing of Rs. 29.05 on the BSE. The scrip opened at Rs. 30.49 and has touched a high and low of Rs. 30.49 and Rs. 29.75 respectively. So far 9751 shares were ... Read more Niraj Cement Structurals climbs as its JV bags order worth Rs 256.89 crore
PTC Industries rises as its arm signs agreement with Airbus
Mumbai, August 7 (Udaipur Kiran): PTC Industries is currently trading at Rs. 18312.00, up by 182.00 points or 1.00% from its previous closing of Rs. 18130.00 on the BSE. The scrip opened at Rs. 18063.25 and has touched a high and low of Rs. 18523.50 and Rs. 18041.70 respectively. So far 1658 shares were traded ... Read more PTC Industries rises as its arm signs agreement with Airbus
Power Grid declines on reporting marginal fall in Q1 consolidated net profit
Mumbai, August 7 (Udaipur Kiran): Power Grid Corporation of India is currently trading at Rs. 271.50, down by 10.50 points or 3.72% from its previous closing of Rs. 282.00 on the BSE. The scrip opened at Rs. 279.90 and has touched a high and low of Rs. 280.50 and Rs. 270.50 respectively. So far 784037 ... Read more Power Grid declines on reporting marginal fall in Q1 consolidated net profit
Usha Nadkarni Reveals Her Biggest Fear About Living Alone At 80
Usha Nadkarni has been living alone in Mumbai since 1987. At 80, the Pavitra Rishta actress has now opened up, across a series of recent conversations, about exactly what that looks like - the fear, the loss, and the parts of
Indian Stock Market Opens Lower Amid Weak Global Signals, Financial Stocks Under Pressure
Mumbai, August 7: The Indian stock market opened lower on Friday. At 9:28 AM, the Sensex fell by 267 points or 0.34%, standing at 78,686, while the Nifty dropped by 34 points or 0.14%, reaching 24,603. Selling pressure was evident in financial stocks during early trading. The Nifty Financial Services index emerged as the top ... Read more Indian Stock Market Opens Lower Amid Weak Global Signals, Financial Stocks Under Pressure
US defends online screening policy as report claims wider visa scrutiny
The US State Department defended its extensive online screening of visa applicants after reports claimed the Trump administration was expanding social media vetting to additional visa categories, including foreign journalists and certain Canadian and Mexican professionals
Gold and silver prices today, 7 August: 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.
Raveena Tandons Dress Encounter with a Dog at Mumbai Screening
Mumbai, August 7: During a special screening of the film Oh My Dog in Mumbai on Thursday night, Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon faced an unexpected incident when a dog suddenly grabbed her dress. However, Raveena handled the situation with remarkable composure. Raveena attended the event to support the film and was seen interacting affectionately with ... Read more Raveena Tandons Dress Encounter with a Dog at Mumbai Screening
Doctors Without Borders warns DRC Ebola outbreak is 'more critical than ever'
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reached 4,053 confirmed cases and 1,850 deaths, according to health authorities. UNICEF said 330 children have died, while Doctors Without Borders warned the outbreak is spreading at an unprecedented pace with no signs of slowing
Vedika Pinto Reveals Rakesh Roshans Call After Musafir Cafe Release
Mumbai, August 7: Actress Vedika Pinto has garnered praise for her role as Sudha in the romantic-drama web series Musafir Cafe. In a recent conversation, she shared insights about the calls she received from notable personalities following the series release. Pinto revealed that Rakesh Roshan was among the first to call her. She expressed, Receiving ... Read more Vedika Pinto Reveals Rakesh Roshans Call After Musafir Cafe Release
Elderly man killed, two women rescued after factory wall collapses in Puducherry
An elderly man died and two women were rescued after a factory compound wall collapsed near the Mettupalayam lorry terminal in Puducherry during heavy rain
Mhada lottery brings home-ownership joy to 2,640 winners
PG medical student declared brain-dead after hit-and-run near Andhra mall
A 28-year-old postgraduate medical student was declared brain-dead after she was allegedly run over by a car outside a mall in Andhra Pradesh's Rajamahendravaram
Arijit Singh Fakir Aadmi Hai: Lyricist On Why The Singer Chose Bengal Hometown Over Mumbai
Arijit Singh shocked fans across the country and abroad with his decision of quitting film music.
Jharkhand students to march towards Assembly as JPSC protest enters 14th day
Student organisations in Jharkhand will march to the State Assembly on Friday as the protest over alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations entered its 14th day. Protesters are demanding cancellation of the disputed examinations, judicial inquiry and reforms to ensure transparency in the recruitment process
Sharan Village in Himachal Pradesh Becomes a Hub for Handloom Crafts
Mumbai, August 7: Sharan village, located in the Rumsu Panchayat of the Naggar region near Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, is now recognized for its exquisite handloom craftsmanship. In 2020, the Ministry of Textiles designated it as a Handloom Village. This recognition has opened new avenues for employment and income, particularly for local artisans, especially women. A ... Read more Sharan Village in Himachal Pradesh Becomes a Hub for Handloom Crafts
Google Assistant to be replaced by Gemini across Android devices
Google will begin shutting down Google Assistant from September 4 as it transitions users to Gemini, its next-generation AI assistant. The phased rollout will affect Android, Wear OS, Android Auto and supported accessories, while vehicles equipped with Google built-in will continue receiving assistant support
US investigates airport safety lapse involving Trump's helicopter
US federal agencies are investigating how a commercial aircraft was allowed to take off as President Donald Trump's Marine One helicopter approached Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Trump reportedly seeks answers on military stockpiles amid Iran conflict
US President Donald Trump reportedly confronted War Secretary Pete Hegseth during a Camp David meeting over concerns about dwindling US military stockpiles amid the conflict with Iran
Six family members, including two infants, killed in Pratapgarh house collapse
Six members of a family, including two infants, were killed after a nearly century-old house collapsed during heavy rainfall in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district. A lone survivor managed to escape the debris and alert neighbours, prompting rescue efforts by locals and police
Lok Sabha passes Taxation Amendment Bill and UPI payments law without debate
The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and a Bill to amend the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, without a debate
New elected body of Ice Hockey Association of India constituted
Mumbai, Aug 06: The Ice Hockey Association of India conducted its elections on August 2, 2026, at Hotel Vits Sharanam, Thane, Mumbai, with stakeholders from across the country participating in the democratic exercise held in accordance with Sports Code Act and the rules and regulations of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). The Association, in a statement issued here, said the elections were conducted under the Chairmanship of Justice Prakash Naik (Retd. High Court Judge) as Returning Officer and Ashok Bhansare (Retd. District Judge) as Assistant Returning Officer. All the codal formalities were completed on the spot, and the elections were held in a cordial atmosphere after threadbare discussions. The elected office bearers and executive body members of the association are P.T. Kunzang was elected as President, Ajit Kaker as Senior Vice President, Santosh Pandurang Vetal as Vice President, S.M. Bali as Chief Executive Officer, Vijayanand Surwase as Assistant Secretary, and Maheshwari Apparao Dangeti as Treasurer. The executive body comprises M. Ashraf Dijoo, Purushottam Jagtap, Toundup Namgyal, and Padma Chorol as Executive Members. After the completion of the election process, a vote of thanks was proposed to the Chairperson, followed by a photo session at the venue. Subsequently, the first Executive Committee meeting was held at the same hotel, during which further actions regarding the Association were discussed and approved on the spot.
Hospital held newborn for 9 hours over bill row; Maharashtra consumer panel imposes fine
Borivali Police book 10, including birthday boy, over celebratory firing
A birthday celebration in Mumbai's Borivali West ended in legal action after a video allegedly showing celebratory firing on a public road went viral
Mid-Day Opinion: FDA must not allow its crackdown to get hijacked
These fakes will puncture the confidence the public has in these measures
Wildlife groups warn Maharashtra's tiger corridor plan could harm connectivity
A coalition of 20 conservationists and wildlife organisations has urged the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) to review Maharashtra's tiger corridor mapping strategy. The group argues that relying solely on the Least Cost Path (LCP) model could undermine habitat connectivity and long-term tiger conservation
Navi Mumbai ACB urges citizens to report corruption through helpline 1064
The Navi Mumbai unit of the Maharashtra Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has intensified its awareness campaign, urging citizens to report public servants demanding bribes through its toll-free helpline 1064 or WhatsApp number 99203 51064 instead of paying illegal gratification
Vikhroli family feud turns deadly as father and teenage son are stabbed to death
A year-long family dispute allegedly escalated into a deadly stabbing in Mumbai's Vikhroli West, leaving a 40-year-old man and his 14-year-old son dead. Two other family members were also injured, while police have launched an investigation into the double murder
Prashant Kishor meets NCP chief Sunetra Pawar after bypoll poll win, BJP upset
Goregaon man booked after alleged sexual assault of pregnant stray dog in Mumbai
Mumbai Police have booked a 26-year-old man from Goregaon West for allegedly sexually assaulting a pregnant stray dog. The FIR was registered after a 21-year-old animal activist allegedly caught the accused and approached the police. An investigation into the case is underway
Three mechanics injured after ceiling plaster collapses at Majas BEST depot
Three mechanics employed by a private bus operator were injured after chunks of plaster fell from the ceiling of a store room-cum-rest room at Mumbai's Majas BEST depot
Ashwini Bhide outlines BMC's plan for safer footpaths and flood mitigation
BMC Commissioner Ashwini Bhide has outlined a mission-mode 'Pedestrian First' campaign to reclaim 320 km of footpaths by removing encroachments and unauthorised hawkers. She also addressed flood mitigation efforts and the future of Mumbai's water cut
BKC Police solve handbag snatching case after scanning 200 CCTV cameras
The Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) Police arrested a 22-year-old man within 36 hours of allegedly snatching a woman's handbag while she was travelling in an autorickshaw. Investigators analysed footage from over 200 CCTV cameras before tracing and arresting the accused in Bandra
Andheri ESIC Hospital reopening delayed again; no fresh timeline for services
The reopening of the ESIC Hospital in Andheri has been delayed once again, with authorities unable to announce a fresh timeline
BMC takes key step towards introducing municipal pet parks across Mumbai
Mumbai could soon get dedicated municipal pet parks as the BMC has initiated the process to introduce provisions for them under the Development Control and Promotion Regulations (DCPR) 2034
The city - sliced, diced and served with a dash of sauce
If asked whom to believe, Ill say Gen Z: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
From the vantage point of Mumbai, a city defined by an unapologetic, forward-looking hustle watching the daily political theatre of Jammu and Kashmir is a study in profound grief. Distance often grants clarity, but in the case of Kashmir, it only sharpens the tragedy. Day after day, month after month, one observes a quiet, clinical Centre in New Delhi methodically squeezing out every remaining inch of political space from the Union Territorys elected representatives. The central apparatus operates with a transparent disregard for the local government, laying bare an unyielding political estrangement that treats regional democracy not as a sacred trust, but as a bureaucratic inconvenience to be contained. Yet, as disheartening as New Delhis stern indifference is, it pales in comparison to the true tragedy unfolding within the Valley itself. The far greater heartbreak is the spectacle provided by Kashmirs own mainstream political class. Stripped of real power, reduced to municipal-level authority under a tough bureaucratic architecture, one would expect these leaders to display a solemn unity, a dignified maturity, or at least a basic sense of collective responsibility. Instead, what the public receives daily on social media is a shameful, juvenile brawl. Valley-based politicians, driven by fragile egos and petty rivalries, trade insults over pittance. They quarrel publicly like squabbling heirs fighting over the ruins of a house that has already burnt down. In doing so, they erode whatever shred of dignity and self-respect remained in the Kashmiri political discourse, transforming themselves into a collective laughing stock, a troupe of egoistic actors trapped in a comical, self-inflicted humiliation, totally detached from the agony of the people they claim to represent. The people of Jammu and Kashmir did not vote in the recent elections out of a sudden love for the Union Territory framework. They voted to register their presence, to claim a voice, and to erect a political firewall against total administrative disenfranchisement. They gave a decisive, historical mandate to the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) and its allies, hoping that a strong local voice would defend their land, identity, and dignity. How have their elected representatives repaid this faith? Not with courage, institutional resilience, or intellectual warfare, but with a meekness so shallow it borders on surrender. The elected leadership looks helpless, paralyzed, and absurdly eager to pick fights with regional rivals rather than navigate the complex legal and administrative challenges posed by the Centre. To the common Kashmiri, who risked cynicism to stand in line at polling booths, watching their leaders exchange childish barbs on X (formerly Twitter) is a daily indignity. It forces a terrifying realization: those entrusted with defending the collective rights of the region lack the moral compass, strategic depth, and personal stature required for the moment. They have chosen to play court jesters in a palace where they no longer hold the keys. This depressing spectacle is not new. It is merely the latest chapter in a long, dark historical continuum of Kashmiri self-sabotage. If one looks closely at the current mudslinging among mainstream leaders, the eerie echoes of our past become impossible to ignore. The daily tirades of todays politicians are functionally no different from the fratricidal warfare of the militant organizations in the 1990s, who turned their guns on each other in the alleys of Srinagar while their overarching cause fractured into bloody chaos. It reminds one of the Hurriyat Conference in the 2000s, which disintegrated into bitter, rival factions over petty dominance and ideological hair-splitting, rendering itself entirely irrelevant. Even the Kashmiri Pandit organizations, facing the existential catastrophe of displacement, succumbed to the same curse fragmenting into endless, competing sub-groups, fighting furiously within their own narrow spheres, sacrificing political clout for organizational vanity. Across every ideological spectrum, mainstream, separatist, insurgent, or displaced the Kashmiri political reflex has been identical: to fight over scraps, turn inward, and destroy ones own brother. We are a people who have rarely required an external enemy to defeat us; our own internal rivalries have always been more than sufficient to accomplish our ruin. We merrily self-destroy, offering our adversaries the victory on a silver platter, saving them the trouble of having to defeat us themselves. No structural lesson has ever been learned. The political crisis of today is fundamentally no different from the aftermath of August 5, 2019. It is no different from the crisis of 1990, or the systemic betrayals of 1953, or indeed the centuries of foreign rule before that. History has stared us in the face for generations, shouting its obvious lesson: a divided house cannot stand. Yet, Kashmirs political class remains illiterate to its own past. Why does this cycle repeat with such agonizing predictability? Because Kashmiri political morality has rarely been built on conviction, solidarity, or institutional discipline. Historically, our leadership across eras has consistently preferred dancing to the tune of external power-brokers while reserving their true savagery for their local peers. The reflex to sell out a neighbor for a moment of perceived access to power in Delhi, or a temporary advantage over a local rival, seems embedded in the political culture. When political actors lack an inner moral compass, politics ceases to be a noble pursuit for public good. It devolves into a mercenary struggle for personal survival, contractor-level patronage, and personal prestige. When power is stripped away, as it was post-2019, those lacking moral gravity do not rise to the occasion through intellectual resistance or dignified quietude. They default to their true nature: petty vanity, public mudslinging, and social media posturing. It is a bitter pill to swallow, but a necessary one: a society ultimately gets the leadership it tolerates and deserves. For too long, we in Kashmir have blamed external conspiracies, central overreach, and historical betrayals for all our misfortunes. While those external forces are real and often oppressive, they only succeed because our internal foundation is made of sand. New Delhi does not need to work hard to divide Kashmirs leadership; Kashmirs leadership divides itself every morning before breakfast. As a social entrepreneur working outside the region, building institutions and fostering enterprise, I see how crucial collaboration, trust, and long-term vision are for any community to survive and thrive. In Mumbai, or anywhere else in the world, success is built on alliances, compromise, and strategic discipline. In Kashmirs political realm, the supreme currency remains betrayal, ego, and short-sighted narcissism. If political morality is indeed an element missing from our regional political DNA, then the future remains predictably grim. Until the people of Kashmir stop worshiping political dynasties and social media gladiators, until we demand dignity, intellectual rigor, and selflessness from those who seek our votes, we will remain trapped in this endless loop of comedy and tragedy. The silent centre in New Delhi understands this weakness all too well. They know that they do not need to negotiate in good faith with a leadership that lacks internal cohesion and moral authority. They simply have to sit back, maintain administrative control, and watch Kashmirs politicians pull each other down into the mud. The tragedy of Kashmir today is not just that its democracy has been reduced to a hollow shell. The real tragedy is that the people who were elected to protect what was left of it are actively proving, through their daily antics, that they were never worthy of the trust placed in them. Until a new political morality takes root, one defined by personal sacrifice, strategic unity, and quiet dignity we will continue to be the architects of our own humiliation. And tragically, we will have no one to blame but the reflection in our own mirror. Ajaz Rashid is a Mumbai-based social entrepreneur originally from Srinagar.
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The delay in forming the Town Vending Committee, empowered to designate vending zones and pitches, is hurting hawkers across the city
BJP MLA alleges Mulund DP road incorporated into private project, seeks probe
TTDs Green Power Generation to Increase With New Donated Windmill
TTD is expanding its green power generation with a new 800 KW wind turbine donated by a Mumbai-based company.
Maharashtra colleges see low enrolment in MBA, engineering courses for working professionals
Assaulted KDMC doctors refuse to return to work, despite Bombay high court intervention
Water supply to be affected in a few wards in Mumbai on August 11 and 12
Last chance: Jet Airways Founder Naresh Goyal Granted Exemption in PMLA Case
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Hutments in Dharavi razed, rehab project office stormed
Man held from Mumbai for Rs 78.2L film investment fraud
Two Maharashtra residents killed in separate highway bike accidents
Major League Baseball to Host 3
Mumbai, August 6: Major League Baseball (MLB), the organization behind Americas favorite pastime, is set to introduce a new and fast-paced format of baseball in India. On October 24, MLB will host a 33 baseball competition in Mumbai. This T20-style version aims to boost the popularity of baseball in the country. MLB announced on Thursday ... Read more Major League Baseball to Host 33 Format in Mumbai
Palghars July rain hit 4,600+ farmers in 346 villages, damaged crops on 1,205 hectares
FIR against Mumbai malls office-bearers for Rs 4.5cr tax fraud
Tarun Tejpal sentenced to 10 years in 2013 sexual assault case
The Bombay High Court has convicted Tarun Tejpal, former editor of Tehelka magazine, in the 2013 sexual assault case and sentenced him to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment.
Mhada flat winners express joy and relief as long-held dream comes true
Mumbai: 128 ATM cards and 57 phones seized as cops bust cyber fraud gang in Goa
According to the police, the accused were involved in cyber fraud, online gaming operations and illegal financial transactions. The arrests were made following an investigation linked to an earlier case registered at Pant Nagar Police Station in Mumbai
Women asked to remove burqa at Jain food festival in Mumbai
Mumbai: A Muslim woman, who set up her vegetarian stall at a Jain food festival in Mumbais upscale Worli neighbourhood, considered the citys business hub, allegedly faced Islamophobia from the organisers. The event was held at the National Sports Club of India (NSCI), Worli, on Thursday, August 6. The incident came to light when 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 .
Maharashtra govt to insure 1.6 lakh govindas during dahi handi
Protest legitimate form of dialogue: RSS chief addresses GenZ
Mumbai: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday, August 6, said protest is a legitimate form of dialogue in a democracy and should be aimed at building consensus rather than creating divisions. Protest is also a way of dialogue. In a democracy, protest is a way of building consensus. Different views come together 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 .
BMC MARD calls off doctors protest after Bombay High Courts direction
The association said the withdrawal was a mark of respect to the courts directive and the decision was without prejudice to its demands and legal rights
US Senate panel advances contempt case against Anthony Fauci
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Nashik hit with mild tremors days after series of seismic activity
According to the District Disaster Management Office, the tremors were reported at Dalwat in Kalwan taluka at 3.38 pm,Asarbari in Peth taluka at 3.38 pm and Borgaon in Surgana taluka at 3.40 pm
Mumbai fitness coach Vanshika Khurana shares a protein-rich cheesy soya kebab recipe. This recipe offers a healthy alternative to fried snacks. It uses soya chunks and whole wheat bread for a nutritious base. The kebabs are pan-fried and served with a fresh coriander chutney. This snack provides approximately thirty grams of protein per serving.
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Says Gen Z Protesters Are
Amid weeks of youth-led unrest over the NEET paper leak, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat used a Mumbai address on Thursday to reject the branding of young protesters as anti-national, framing their anger instead as something the establishment needs to listen to rather than suppress. Im saying, if Gen Z is protesting, theyre not anti-national. Theyre [] The post RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Says Gen Z Protesters Are Not Anti-National, Calls for Dialogue appeared first on Tfipost.com .
BMC water supply disruption: Parts of Mumbai to face 24-hr shutdown on Aug 11-12
During the shutdown, several areas in K South Ward will receive water at low pressure, while the water supply in the entire H East Ward will remain completely suspended
In a major breakthrough against organised cybercrime, the Mumbai Police Crime Branch has busted an international cyber fraud syndicate that allegedly facilitated online scams and illegal gaming transactions through fake bank accounts and SIM cards. Twelve accused have been arrested from Goa, while investigators say the racket was being operated by handlers based in Dubai. The action followed a probe into a case registered at Paydhuni Police Station in Mumbai.
Will launch protest against takeover of Mumbais open spaces: Aaditya Thackeray
BMC introduces online application tracking for birth, death records in Mumbai
Domestic help steals Rs 47L gold coins & jewellery, held at Mumbai airport
Maharashtra forms expert panel to review Pune-Nashik rail route impact on GMRT
The committee will study whether the original railway alignment can be restored without affecting the functioning of the sensitive scientific facility, officials said
From Gen Z protests to reservation and unemployment: Mohan Bhagwat speaks on key issues | Top quotes
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has called for greater engagement with India's younger generation, saying Gen Z should not be branded anti-national for expressing their views. Addressing an audience in Mumbai, Bhagwat said...
Maharashtra warns app-based aggregators of action over missed Sept 1 deadline
Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said that the Maharashtra government has already notified the Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Aggregator Rules, 2026, and is ready to grant licences to all eligible aggregators that comply with the regulations
Three mechanics injured after plaster falls from ceiling at BEST's Majas depot
The incident occurred at around 6.45 am inside the depot premises when sections of plaster suddenly detached from the ceiling and fell on the workers
Cockroach Peoples Party Launches Nationwide Campaign What Does the Public Say?
Mumbai, August 6: The founder of the Cockroach Peoples Party (CJP), Abhijit Dipke, announced the partys upcoming strategy on Thursday. This strategy includes a nationwide campaign titled What Does the Public Say? set to launch this September, aimed at understanding public sentiment across Maharashtra and India. Dipke addressed reporters after the conclusion of a two-day ... Read more Cockroach Peoples Party Launches Nationwide Campaign What Does the Public Say?
