Australian Man Reveals Difference Between Mumbai And Delhi: 'Jugaad Doesn't Work Here'
Australia's Andy Evans said Mumbai felt more strict as it did not have the 'jugaad' culture like Delhi.
BJP seeks to expand footprint in Maharashtra local polls, looks to edge out rivals and allies
MUMBAI: After securing a majority in the recent Assembly elections, the BJP is looking to consolidate its dominance in Maharashtra by winning as many seats as possible in the upcoming local body polls. Elections to 42 Nagar Panchayats and 246 Nagar Parishads will be held on December 2, with counting on December 3. Even before the results are out, the BJP has begun projecting early gains. Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan claimed that 100 party councillors have already been elected unopposed, including 41 from western Maharashtra, 49 from North Maharashtra and the rest from the Konkan and Marathwada regions. He also said several BJP-backed presidents of Nagar Parishads and Nagar Panchayats have been elected unopposed. A political observer said the BJP is treating the local body polls as a crucial step to reinforce its dominance in Maharashtra. The party wants to win as many councillor and president posts in Nagar Panchayats and Nagar Parishads as possible to consolidate its hold at the grassroots, the observer noted. These elections, he said, give the BJP an opportunity to expand its organisational base in regions where it has traditionally been weak and to chart a roadmap for the 2029 Assembly polls. Emerging as the single largest force in local bodies would also send a message to its alliance partners to accept the BJPs big brother role by ceding political space. The BJP is not just eyeing the Opposition space; it is also seeking to grow at the expense of its own allies, he added. Maharashtra Congress president Harshvardhan Patil, however, accused the BJP of using pressure tactics. He alleged that while the BJP often invokes jungle raj in Bihar, it is using the same playbook in Maharashtra to threaten people and steal the mandate.
Nifty hits record high after 14 months; Sensex nears all-time peak
Mumbai, Nov 27 (PTI) Stock market benchmark indices extended their previous days rally in early trade on Thursday, with the Nifty hitting its fresh record high amid favourable global trends on growing hopes of a US Fed rate cut and foreign fund inflows. The 30-share BSE Sensex advanced 313.38 points to 85,922.89 in early trade. The 50-share NSE Nifty rallied 90.25 points to hit an all-time high of 26,295.55. The broader index had earlier scaled its record intra-day high of 26,277 on September 27, 2024. From the Sensex firms, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, ICICI Bank, Larsen & Toubro, Asian Paints
European Union set to get first fully-operational offshore CO2 storage site
INEOS is repurposing the Nini oil field in the North Sea to store CO2 permanently beneath the seabed. The Greensand Future project, set to start commercial operations next year, will become the EUs first fully-operational offshore CO2 storage facility
Ukrainian sumo wrestler Aonishiki Arata promoted to ozeki in record time
Ukrainian sumo wrestler Danylo Yavhusishyn, known as Aonishiki Arata, became the first Ukrainian promoted to ozeki, sumos second-highest rank. He achieved the milestone faster than anyone since the six-tournament calendar was introduced in 1958
Jonassen Pulls Out Of WPL Auction Due To Injury, Other Left-arm Spinners In Sharp Focus
Mannat Kashyap Shuchi Upadhayay: Hours ahead of the 2026 Womens Premier League (WPL) mega auction, Australias left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Jess Jonassen has been ruled out from the player pool owing to an injury. Sources familiar with the matter told IANS on Thursday that Jesss unavailability was formally communicated to all five franchises during the mandatory pre-auction briefing on Wednesday. Jess had been a part of Delhi Capitals (DC) in the first three WPL seasons, where they finished as runners-up on all occasions. Though Jess is turning out for Brisbane Heat in the ongoing Womens Big Bash League (WBBL), it is understood that a shoulder issue she has been managing for an extended period is the reason behind her unavailability for the WPL auction and subsequent season. A few teams were keen on getting her in the auction due to Sophie Molineux not registering, but now that strategy has been changed and back up plans being discussed due to her unavailability being told a day prior. It wont come as a surprise if the other left-arm spinners, especially in the Indian players pool, will have more takers for them or their eventual price sees an increase in the mega auction, said sources. Other prominent left-arm spin bowling options who are also handy all-rounders are Englands Sophie Ecclestone, South Africas Chloe Tryon, as well as Indias N Sree Charani, Radha Yadav, Tanuja Kanwer, and are followed by youngsters like Parunika Sisodia, Bharti Rawal, Vaishavi Sharma, Ayushee Shukla, Mannat Kashyap Shuchi Upadhayay and Triveni Vasistha. It is also understood that in the pre-auction briefing, all five franchises were told that India opener Pratika Rawal, wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia and uncapped seamer VJ Joshitha are nursing injuries, though their names remain in the auction pool. Pratika is recovering from an ankle injury sustained in the World Cup league game against Bangladesh in Navi Mumbai, while Yastika had to undergo an ACL surgery after being ruled out of the World Cup due to injuring her left knee in the pre-tournament camp in Visakhapatnam. It is also understood that the injured trio cannot be counted towards the mandatory 15-member squad (though 18 is the maximum squad strength for the competition), and if they are picked, teams cannot get a replacement for them. Pratika is recovering from an ankle injury sustained in the World Cup league game against Bangladesh in Navi Mumbai, while Yastika had to undergo an ACL surgery after being ruled out of the World Cup due to injuring her left knee in the pre-tournament camp in Visakhapatnam. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The 2026 WPL mega auction will begin with the marquee set featuring eight players Sophie, India duo of Deepti Sharma and Renuka Singh Thakur, followed by Australian pair of Alyssa Healy and Meg Lanning, South Africas Laura Wolvaardt and New Zealand duo of Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr. Article Source: IANS
Dharmendra's prayer meet to be held today in Mumbai
The film industry is still mourning the death of legendary actor Dharmendra. The 89-year-old star passed away on Monday at his residence due to age-related issues.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to visit Moga and Jalandhar tod
Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, will visit multiple locations in Punjab on Thursday, 27 November, to review rural development initiatives and interact with farming communities. His day-long programme includes meetings in Moga and Jalandhar districts, focusing on agriculture practices and more
Bangladesh: Fire in Dhaka slum leaves thousands homeless, 1,500 shanties damaged
The slum straddles Dhaka`s upscale Gulshan and Banani neighbourhoods, and it is surrounded by clusters of high-rise apartment and office buildings
Taiwan detects 17 Chinese military sorties and six naval vessels in ADIZ
Taiwan detected 17 Chinese military sorties and six naval vessels, with 10 sorties crossing the median line into northern and southwestern ADIZs. Taiwan monitors activity and strengthens defenses amid rising tensions with China and diplomatic friction involving Japan
Two National Guard members shot in attack just blocks from the White House
Two West Virginia National Guard members who deployed to the nation`s capital were shot Wednesday just blocks from the White House in a brazen act of violence
UK Labour government proposes tax hikes in latest budget announcement
Britains Labour government, under Chancellor Rachel Reeves, is set to deliver its second budget since July 2024. Facing public criticism and economic slowdown, Reeves plans new tax measures to plug holes in public finances and stabilize the UK economy amid faltering growth
AI and facial recognition help Pakistani woman reunite with family after 17 year
After 17 years, Pakistani woman Kiran, lost as a child in Islamabad, was reunited with her family. AI-powered facial recognition and tracking software, along with police records, helped a cybersecurity expert locate her parents and close the long-standing missing person case
President Murmu says, `Constitution is nations identity, pride`
On Constitution Day, President Droupadi Murmu called the Constitution Indias cornerstone and guiding text for national pride, shedding colonial mindset, and fostering nationalism. Digital versions in nine languages and a commemorative booklet were released
MP: VIT students torch college campus over poor water and food quality
At VIT Sehore, 30004000 students protested poor food and water quality, claiming it caused jaundice. The unrest turned violent, with buses, vehicles, and campus property set on fire. Police intervened, and the college declared a holiday till November 30
10.64 per cent of Mumbai voters have duplicate entries: SEC data
MUMBAI: Nearly 10.64 per cent or more than 11 lakh of Mumbai's 1.03 crore electorate have duplicate enrolments in the electoral roll, as per data shared by the Maharashtra State Election Commission (SEC). The data shows that a majority of wards with the highest number of duplicate voters were previously represented by Opposition corporators. The SEC on Wednesday extended the deadline for submitting objections from November 27 to December 3. The final voters' list will be published on December 10, according to a statement issued by the SEC. The data shows that 4.33 lakh voters appear more than once in the draft voters' list published last week, with multiple entries ranging from two to as many as 103 times. This has pushed the total number of duplicate enrolments to 11,01,505. The SEC has attributed the repetition of names to factors such as printing errors, voters' relocation, and failure to remove the names of deceased persons. Booth-level workers will now conduct field visits, fill forms, and obtain verification undertakings to ensure each voter is listed only once, officials said. An SEC official indicated that Mumbai's civic elections, slated to be completed by January 31, 2026, as per a Supreme Court directive, may see a slight delay. Depending on the pace of corrections by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the polls could either be held by the end of January or the SEC may seek an extension to the first week of February, he added. The SEC data further shows that four of the five wards with the highest number of duplicate voters were previously represented by Opposition corporators from parties such as Shiv Sena (UBT) and the Nationalist Congress Party (SP). Two of these wards fall under the Worli assembly constituency, represented by Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray. Opposition leaders have alleged irregularities in the ongoing revision of the voters' list. In a post on X, Aaditya Thackeray has claimed there were millions of repeated names, fraudulent household entries, and voter cards lacking basic details. Our expos on the corrupt practices of the election commission and the vote fraud in millions has led the the election commission giving us a week more to further find the vote chori. Our exercise is not to only speak about it or only expose it, we expect corrective action on Aaditya Thackeray (@AUThackeray) November 26, 2025 He warned that refusing to extend the suggestion and objection period would raise doubts about the fairness of the election process. Worli's ward no.199, earlier represented by former mayor and Sena (UBT) leader Kishori Pednekar, has the highest number of duplicate voters at 8,207. It is followed by Ghatkopar's ward no.131 with 7,741 duplicate entries, Parel-Lalbaug's ward 203 with 7,624, Kalachowki's ward 205 with 7,585, and Century Mill's ward 194 with 7,584 duplicate voters, as per the SEC data. Civic officials, meanwhile, said a drive to delete duplicate names is currently underway. A senior BMC official clarified that the figure of 11 lakh refers to the number of repeated entries and not individual persons, adding that the municipal corporation is conducting door-to-door checks to cleanse the rolls. All 25 assistant municipal commissioners have been designated as nodal officers for the rectification exercise, which will run from November 27 to December 5. The final voters' list is expected to be published thereafter.
10.64% of Mumbai Voters have Duplicate Entries: SEC Data
The SEC on Wednesday extended the deadline for submitting objections from November 27 to December 3.
Mumbai horror: Mother of minor girl booked for forcing her into prostitution
Mumbai: A disturbing and shocking case has emerged from the Ghatkopar area of Mumbai where a minor girl, a tenth-grade student, has filed a police complaint accusing her own mother and a male neighbour of forcing her into prostitution. The two people have been booked by the Mumbai Police. In her complaint to the police, 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 .
Israeli forces respond to explosive threat, no injuries reported
During the Five Stones anti-terror offensive, a terrorist threw explosives at an IDF paratroopers reconnaissance patrol in Qabatiya, Samaria. Israeli forces responded with gunfire, killing the attacker and destroying additional explosives. No Israeli personnel were injured
Paks arms shopping post-Op Sindoor matter of concern: Navy official
Mumbai: Following Operation Sindoor in May, Pakistans procurement of arms from all over the world is a matter of concern, while China also remains an enduring challenge amid its growing assertiveness, Vice Admiral K Swaminathan has said. The senior officer, who heads the crucial Western Naval Command headquartered in Mumbai, noted the Chinese Navy has 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 .
Haryana: National-level teen player crushed by basketball pole in Rohtak
Hardik Rathi, a 16-year-old national-level player, lost his life in a shocking accident when a basketball pole collapsed on him during practice in Rohtak. CCTV footage shows the moment the pole gave way, sparking outrage over poor sports infrastructure
Delhi Red Fort Blast: NIA arrests seventh accused in Haryana
The NIA arrested Soyab of Faridabad for providing logistical support before the lethal Delhi Red Fort Blast. The agency continues searches across states and produced two accused before court for possible custody
IIT Bombay to IIT Mumbai? CM Devendra Fadnavis seeks Centres nod following Raj Thackerays objection
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis announced he will urge PM Modi to rename IIT Bombay as IIT Mumbai. This follows MNS chief Raj Thackeray's objection to a Union minister's praise for the institute retaining its name. Fadnavis rejected Thackeray's claims of a conspiracy to annex Mumbai to Gujarat, stating the BJP supports renaming all Bombay references to Mumbai.
Memorials to our fallen heroes must be maintained
It deteriorated with time, with one person even stating that it is better if it had disappeared since it was painful to look at it in this state
Elgar accused's plea to travel for academic event rejected
Mumbai weather today: Sunny skies, pleasant temperatures, but lingering air pollution concerns
Mumbai awakens to a pleasant, sunny day with comfortable temperatures peaking at 28.7C, perfect for outdoor plans. Despite the clear skies, yesterday's 'very poor' air quality (AQI 295) necessitates masks in congested areas for sensitive individuals. The city anticipates stable, sunny conditions throughout the coming week, with no rain expected.
Maharashtra CM promises 10 lakh employment opportunities for locals at Vadhavan Port
Speaking at an election rally, the CM Fadnavis assures locals top priority in 10 lakh jobs atVadhavanPort, pledging rapidgrowth andkeeping environmental balance
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025/26
Group A Defending champions Mumbai beat Railways by 7 wickets Lucknow, Nov 26: Defending champions Mumbai made a confident start to their Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy campaign, defeating Railways by seven wickets, with India players Ajinkya Rahane and Suryakumar Yadav making vital contributions in a Group A match here on Wednesday. Chasing a below-average score []
MBBS admissions in Maharashtra raise questions over low NEET cutoffs, private college irregularities
Union cabinet gives nod for 2 more Badlapur-Karjat rly lines
Salman Khan building firing case: Charges framed against 5
Nora Fatehis alleged link to drug trafficking raises eyebrows in Meghalaya
By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Nov 26: The recent busting of a major drug syndicate worth around Rs 252 crore by the Mumbai Polices Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) and the alleged involvement of several Bollywood celebrities including Nora Fatehi, has raised questions about the antecedents of artistes being invited by the Meghalaya government to perform during festivals. []
Rahane, Surya fire as Mumbai crush Railways by 7 wickets
Baina dacoity case: Six nabbed in Odisha, Mumbai
Vasco: Mormugao police have arrested six of the dacoits involved in the daring Baina dacoity at Nayak familys flat, with police officers confirming that the accused were traced to Odisha, Mumbai in Maharashtra and other locations. The arrested accused are expected to be brought to Goa late Wednesday night or Thursday morning. According to police, [] The post Baina dacoity case: Six nabbed in Odisha, Mumbai appeared first on The Navhind Times .
Dharmendra's prayer meet will be held on November 27 at Taj Lands End in Bandra, Mumbai. The veteran superstar passed away on November 24 at the age of 89 years.
After Siddhanth Kapoor was questioned for five hours in Rs 252-crore drug case on Tuesday, Orry aka Orhan Awatramani was also quizzed for more than seven hours by the Mumbai's Anti-Narcotics Cell on Wednesday.
Passengers fume as Indigo flights face long delays, airline cites 'operational reasons'
NEW DELHI: Indigo flights across the country suffered extensive delays from Wednesday evening into the night, with the airline repeatedly citing operational reasons. While Indigo also mentioned air-traffic congestion at Mumbai and Delhi, officials at Delhi airport completely denied any such congestion. Passengers, meanwhile, alleged that the non-availability of pilots for certain flights was among the key causes. Multiple attempts to obtain an official response from Indigo yielded no result. However, the airlines official handle on X kept replying to passengers that every delay was due to operational reasons. The worst affected routes included the DelhiChandigarh sector, where flights were delayed in both directions. Deepak Dhiman, a passenger, posted, Indigo flight 6E 2195 from Chandigarh to Delhi is delayed by 6 hours. Pilot is not available to fire the engine. Passengers are forced to wait for the pilot. No one knows when this flight will take off. An hour later, he updated that the pilot had arrived and the plane was being refuelled. Rajeev Chawla, another irate passenger, questioned the airline, Do you have a sense of responsibility? Flight from Delhi to Chandigarh (6E 2196) was to depart at 2.55 pm. Now it will depart at 8 pm. Is it fair to harass customers for a 45-min flight for five hours? Passenger Anandika Khajuria appealed to the aviation regulator DGCA and the Civil Aviation Minister to look into what operational issues were causing such lengthy delays. Although Indigo attributed the delays to congestion at Delhis Indira Gandhi International Airport, multiple airport sources, including the official spokesperson, denied any such congestion. In the south, the Bengaluru to Coimbatore service (6E 914) departed at 8.20 pm instead of 4.45 pm. Passenger Mayank Jha posted, Flight 6E 914 was supposed to take off at 4.45 pm. Delayed to 7.15 pm and delayed further because the First Officer hasnt even arrived. Who is accountable for this level of mismanagement? The Chennai to Jaipur flight (6E 6381), scheduled to depart at 8.50 pm, was postponed repeatedly before finally being rescheduled to 1 am on 27 November. Flyer Vijay Mathur listed four different delay announcements: from 8.50 pm to 9.20 pm; then to 10.50 pm; then to 12.50 am; and finally to 1 am. The Chandigarh to Mumbai flight (6E 5019) was delayed by nearly seven hours. Scheduled to take off at 3.55 pm, it was eventually slated for departure at 10.45 pm. Passenger Apurva Parekh wrote, Delays of 6 hours and no clarity. These guys have no clue how to handle passengers. Very bad customer service and support. Indigo responded that the delay was due to operational reasons and said the team was doing its best to get the aircraft airborne. Another flyer on the same service, Kumar Gaurav, demanded clarity on the delay. The Mumbai to Bengaluru flight (6E 5074) was delayed thrice, contributing to nearly two hours of waiting time. The delay was attributed to the late arrival of the incoming aircraft (6E 5073). Passenger Pramod Modi posted, 6E 5073 delayed by almost three hours but still such poor gate management that no one in ground staff is able to decide the boarding gate Indigo did not issue any official statement on the disruptions. One user even defended the airline, arguing that the delayed flights formed only a small portion of its total operations. A day earlier, on Tuesday, more than 100 passengers on the Pune to Delhi flight (6E 2285) were delayed by over three hours after one of the pilots refused to fly, stating his duty hours had ended, according to reports from Pune. Violation of Flight Duty Time Limitations is taken seriously by the aviation regulator. If you want, I can also polish the headline further or give 23 alternate options.
In Mumbai, BMC gets 769 suggestions and objections to draft voters list in 6 days
Sameer's plea against Aryan's 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood' challenged on jurisdiction
A legal battle over the web series 'The Ba***ds of Bollywood' unfolded at the Delhi High Court. Opposing counsels argued the defamation suit was filed in the wrong jurisdiction, claiming Mumbai, not Delhi, is the appropriate venue. The series creators defended it as protected satire, while Sameer Wankhede alleges a personal vendetta linked to the Aryan Khan drug case.
Constitution empowers every citizen to fulfil dreams: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis
Referring to the ongoing canvassing for local bodies, the chief minister said, In democracy, you cannot sit at home and do politics. If someone thinks that people will vote for them anyhow, then they are under a wrong impression
26/11 terror attack: After Headley, Rana, why are we still far away from justice?
In this episode of Pulse Maharashtra, we talk to former head of Mumbai Crime Branch and ADG NIA Atulchandra Kulkarni to piece together the landmarks in the 26/11 probe, details why Tahawwur Ranas extradition is an achievement, string together how David Headleys deposition paved way for Ranas extradition.
Anti-narcotics cell records influencers statement
BMC to designate feeding spots for stray dogs & cats
Dombivli: Woman Found Murdered in Locked House; Husband Missing, Police Launch Manhunt
Mumbai: Labourer killed after cement trolley falls on him at construction site in Chandanwadi
Maharashtra to push for renaming IIT Bombay to IIT Mumbai, says CM Fadnavis
The development comes amid row over Minister Jitendra Singhs recent remarks; MNSs Raj Thackeray warns of a bid to erase Marathi identity
Couple with Rs 20-lakh bounty surrender in major breakthrough against Naxalism
The duo, 25-year-old Dhanush alias Munna and his wife Roni alias Tule, had been active in the Maad division of Bastar and the Tanda-Malanjkhand Area Committee under the Madhya Pradesh-Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh (MMC) zone of the banned CPI (Maoist), an officer said
Death toll rises to 13, with 15 injured in Hong Kong`s high-rise fire
Officials say more people may still be trapped inside the buildings. According to CNN, citing the New Territories East Assistant Chief Ambulance Officer, Chou Wing Yin, nine victims -- including a firefighter -- died at the scene, while four others succumbed to their injuries in hospital
Mumbai marks 26/11 anniversary as leaders reiterate zero tolerance for terror
Tributes paid to victims and security personnel; President, PM and Home Minister call for united fight against terrorism
Scuffle Involving Influencer Agu Stanley Disrupts Karan Aujlas Mumbai Concert
In a video widely shared on social media, Agu Stanley, an Internet sensation and one of the very few Nigerians who speaks fluent Hindi, was captured clutching the other man's collar, as he reportedly lost his cool.
Issue to be resolved after talks with Gandhis: Kharge on Karnataka power tussle
Meanwhile, Deputy CM DK Shivakumar denied any factions within the party, stating, There are no groups in the party; there is only one group, that is the Congress. Our group has 140 MLAs. He also accused the BJP of trying to create confusion
Pune Education Sub-inspector held for demanding Rs 1-lakh bribe for teacher ID
A Shalarth ID is an employee identification number for government and government-aided school employees in Maharashtra. It is linked to the centralised Shalarth portal, which the government uses to manage payroll and service records for these employees
Victim, accused married with kids, HC quashes Pocso case
26 patient fall off beds in 3 months, two deaths at Cooper Hospital
Pakistan must focus on its own abysmal human rights record, says MEA
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, responding to questions during a media briefing, said Pakistan had no moral standing to comment on Indias internal affairs, especially given its own history of bigotry, repression, and systemic mistreatment of its minorities
Very poor air in 2 areas as Mumbais AQI worsens to 198; visibility severely hit
Two-time champions Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals, runners-up in all three seasons, have retained five players each for the WPL 2026 season. Royal Challengers Bengaluru, champions in 2024, have also held on to their core group of Smriti Mandhana, Richa Ghosh, Ellyse Perry and Shreyanka Patil.
Wont tolerate attempts to sideline sons of soil in jobs at Vadhavan Port, warns Maha CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra govt will write to Centre seeking to change IIT Bombay's name to IIT Mumbai: Fadnavis
The announcement comes amid a row over Union Minister Jitendra Singh's recent remarks on the nomenclature of the premier institute.
Maha govt sanctions 2cr for Chacha Nehru Bal Mohatsav
He was my Papa: Through the lens of daughter of martyred ATS chief Hemant Karakare
Mumbai: As the nation marks the 17th anniversary of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, the daughter of martyred braveheart Hemant Karkare remembers her father, whose courage saved countless lives. The entire nation knows him as 26/11 hero, but for me, he was simply my papa who brought me home a puppy. Jui Karkare Navare shared 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 .
Centre approves 13,000 cr projects for Pune metro and Railways
The CCEA gave nod to doubling of the Dwarka-Kanalus rail line in Gujarat and building third and fourth lines between Badlapur and Karjat in Mumbai metropolitan region. These two projects will have outlay 2,781 crore
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy | RuthlessRahaneorchestrates Mumbais thumping win
The former skipper smashes a belligerent half-century as the defending champion runs over Railways; ton-up Kunnummal and Samson make merry in Keralas romp against Odisha
State begins constructing womens toilets at 10 key locations in Mumbai
Cabinet approves phase-2 of Pune Metro, two new corridors cleared
This marks the second major approval under Phase 2, coming after the sanctioning of Line 2A (VanazChandani Chowk) and Line 2B (RamwadiWagholi/Vitthalwadi). The meeting of the Union Cabinet was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Education Minister. The letter will request the renaming of IIT Bombay to IIT Mumbai. This comes amid a controversy sparked by Union Minister Jitendra Singh's remarks. MNS chief Raj Thackeray has also reacted strongly to the issue.
US Embassy Backs India's Efforts To Bring 26/11 Mumbai Attackers To Justice
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday backed India's efforts in ensuring that those responsible for the heinous attack are brought to justice.
Royal Bengal tiger Shakti dies at Mumbai zoo due to respiratory failure
Kapil Sharma opens up on triple shooting at his Canada cafe, calls Mumbai safest
Kapil Sharma opens up on triple shooting at his Canada cafe, calls Mumbai safest
Lalu Yadavs wife Rabri Devi, son Tej Pratap asked to vacate official residences
The Nitish Kumar-led government that won the election in November has asked Rabri Devi to vacate her long-occupied residence at 10 Circular Road, where she has lived for nearly two decades
Ahead Of Mumbai Civic Body Polls, 'Credit' War Over Ladki Bahin Scheme
With the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation or BMC elections round the corner, political parties are sharpening their electoral strategies, with the state's flagship Ladki-Bahin scheme making headlines over who gets credit for the scheme.
Sensex jumps 1,022.50 points; Nifty inches near record high on US fed rate cut hopes
Mumbai, Nov 26 (PTI) Snapping the three-day falling streak, benchmark Sensex rebounded by 1,022 points while Nifty reclaimed the 26,000 level on Wednesday on across-the-board buying aided by a rally in global peers amid growing hopes of a US Fed rate cut and fresh foreign fund inflows. The 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 1,022.50 points or 1.21 per cent to settle at 85,609.51. During the day, it surged 1,057.18 points or 1.24 per cent to 85,644.19. The 50-share NSE Nifty zoomed 320.50 points or 1.24 per cent to end at 26,205.30, just 10 points shy of its all time high. In
Two killed, three injured as gas tanker explodes in Tirupati
Sri Kalahasti Sub-Divisional Police Officer Narasimha Murthy said that the large tanker, intended for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), exploded at around 11.30 am while it was being tested for leaks using nitrogen gas
Palash Muchhal leaked chats: Woman he flirted with breaks silence
Mumbai: The drama surrounding the postponed wedding of Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal continues to grow, with a young woman now stepping forward after being dragged into the controversy. What started as a delay due to Smritis fathers hospitalisation has spiralled into intense online speculation, fuelled by deleted posts, leaked messages and unverified claims. Smritis 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 .
The Gold Collar Life arrives in BKC: Raymond Realty brings a new ultra-luxury benchmark to Mumbai
Raymond Realty is launching 'The Gold Collar Life' in Bandra Kurla Complex. This new ultra-luxury residential project targets successful individuals who have earned their wealth. The development emphasizes strategy, precision, and privacy. Raymond Realty is also planning a significant luxury project in Wadala. This expansion highlights the company's focus on prime Mumbai locations.
Malaika Arora's appearance with friend at Mumbai Airport sparks buzz
Malaika Arora's appearance with friend at Mumbai Airport sparks buzz
Ravelcare sets price band for Rs 24-crore SME IPO opening on Dec 1
The initial public offering (IPO) will conclude on December 3, and the bidding for anchor investors will open for a day on November 28, Mumbai-based Ravelcare said in a statement
Anjum Chopra Feels Sophie Ecclestone 'won't Come Cheap' At WPL Mega Auction
Anjum Chopra: Former India captain Anjum Chopra opined that England cricketer Sophie Ecclestone will earn big bucks at the inaugural Womens Premier League (WPL) 2026 mega auction here on Thursday. The auction is set to feature 277 players, including 194 Indian and 83 international stars, promising an electrifying battle for talent across franchises. As anticipation builds, Anjum, alongside former India player Veda Krishnamurthy, highlighted that Englands Ecclestone and Australias Alyssa Healy are likely to dominate the auction spotlight. Speaking on JioHostar, Chopra emphasised Ecclestones value as a left-arm spinner capable of turning games, saying, Sophie Ecclestone is a true match-winner and will undoubtedly command a strong price at the auction. Given the budgets teams currently have, she wont come cheap. Most teams are likely to consider her as a key acquisition. Her left-arm spin and control make her a valuable asset. While Delhi and Mumbai Indians might not prioritise her, teams like the UP Warriorz will definitely look to use their right-to-match card on her. Even Delhi could consider bringing her on board as a strategic option. Adding to this, Veda highlighted Ecclestones consistency and all-around contributions as she stated, Ecclestone has been extremely impressive, especially in the World Cup, where she showcased why she is the top-ranked T20 bowler. In the shorter format, she brings a crucial X-factor, consistently delivering her full quota of four overs with an excellent economy rate. Additionally, she can contribute valuable runs with the bat, making her a genuine match-winner. Much like Deepti Sharma, Sophie will be a highly sought-after player by all teams in the auction. Adding to this, Veda highlighted Ecclestones consistency and all-around contributions as she stated, Ecclestone has been extremely impressive, especially in the World Cup, where she showcased why she is the top-ranked T20 bowler. In the shorter format, she brings a crucial X-factor, consistently delivering her full quota of four overs with an excellent economy rate. Also Read: Live Cricket Score However, Veda also raised concerns about Healys fitness following her recent injury, saying, There is some uncertainty around Alyssa Healys fitness, as we observed during the recent World Cup that she wasnt at full strength in the later stages. She was in the process of making a comeback from injury, which raises questions about her readiness. Article Source: IANS
Tributes paid to martyrs on 26/11 anniversary in Mumbai
Mumbai/New Delhi: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday paid floral tributes at the police headquarters to those who made the ultimate sacrifice while fighting terrorists during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. In their messages on the 17th anniversary of the attacks that claimed 166 lives, President Droupadi Murmu asked all citizens to reaffirm their 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 .
UHA Appoints Senior Director, Doubles Down on International Growth
International Architecture and Design firm UHA today announced the appointment of Zachary Dominitz as Senior Director and Head of India, a sign of the firm's focus on international growth with emphasis on sustainability and design innovation. Zachary Dominitz, Senior Director and Head of India for UHA The firm, with offices across Europe and Asia, is approaching its 15 year anniversary13 of those active in Indiaand recently expanded into SE Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. The appointment of Mr. Dominitz, who has extensive experience developing brands and growing sustainable business, marks a bold strategic shift for UHA. We have an extremely talented design team, and Zachary brings a wealth of experience in working with creatives and designers. He understands how to balance growing the business with nurturing our people, which hasalways been a priority for us, said Jonas Upton-Hansen, the firms Founder and Managing Partner . Hiring Zachary to run and grow our operations will allow us as designers to be focused on the architecture and delivering excellence to our clients . Dominitz, who has an MBA from London Business School and a BA from UCLA, has lived and worked in the US, the UK, Australia and Argentina. His background includes building global brands as part ofOmnicoms premiere brand design firm Siegel+Gale, and designing sustainability initiatives for hundreds of the worlds largest organisations as Global Head of Accounts for TerraCycle. He also has extensive marketing and communications experience which includes running agencies in New York and London, managing Media Affairs for Bill Clintons White House, and serving as a columnist for The Huffington Post. I worked with the UHA team last year to help roadmap their future and it was immediately evident the keys to success were all there: a remarkably progressive, sleek, human-centred design language, a dedicated core team who have been with the firm a long time and support each other, and the appetite and talent to grow , Dominitz said. When UHA approached me about joining the firm to lead the change wed programmed, it felt like the right pairing ." Weve started work on new projects in Argentina, Mexico, Oman, Taiwan and Thailand, with upcoming projects in China, Indonesia, Japan, Brazil, and across the Middle East, so its exactly the right time for us to solidify our foundations and streamline our business processes to support this growth , Co-Founder Ricardo Mateu added. Having Zachary in Mumbai to anchor what is now the fastest growing of our seven international offices makes perfect sense and adds a great balance to our global management team . The move comes in conjunction with a restructuring of the UHA team designed to bolster its global skillset, empowering regional Directors, and diversifying its offerings. UHA has invested in Landscape and Interior Design teams and is rotating staff across offices to ensure its multi-nodal, always-on approach is supported with the talent and creativity that clients seek to stand-out in a growing market. UHA has more than 60 active on-site across 3 continents, ranging from small villa communities in the Mediterranean and the tallest residential towers in New Delhi and Mumbai to an award-winning 53 hectare masterplan in Moscow and Mexicos first delivered LEED-certified residential development. Their presence in India runs deep, built over more than a decade of delivering work in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Bangalore and NCR The energy in India isnt just in the market, its in the people , said Dominitz . Its evident immediately; the passion, the creativity, the hunger to create something extraordinary. This isnt about arriving and observing; its about becoming part of a story already in motion. The design community here is expanding its reach and confidence, shaping cities, neighbourhoods and possibilities. India is vast, complex, deeply human, and the chance to help design spaces that belong to that rhythm, that optimism, that future its a privilege we take seriously, and an adventure of which were proud to be a part . About UHA UHA designs and delivers projects that vary in context, function, and scale, encompassing architecture, masterplanning, landscaping, environmental services and interior design. From concept design to turnkey challenges, we have projects on-site from London to Taipei, covering boutique residential towers and luxury villas to high-tech workspaces and educational institutions. Our asynchronous approach means that somewhere we are always open. Distributed across 7 time zones, our team of architects, designers, urbanists, visualisers, sustainability consultants, and project managers design and deliver projects around the clock. As office hours draw to a close in Tokyo, work continues in Mumbai and construction sites open in London. With multiple projects currently under construction across 3 continents, our multi-nodal studio provides a variety of services within an accelerated timeline. www.uha.global
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