Mumbai Rains Hit Rail Services: 4 Trains Cancelled, 2 Diverted, 7 Running Late
Bhopal, July 24: Rail travel from Madhya Pradesh to Delhi and Mumbai has become difficult after heavy rainfall in Mumbai disrupted train operations. Several trains have been cancelled, some have been diverted, while others are running behind schedule due to waterlogging on the Western Railway network. Railway authorities have advised passengers to check the online ... Read more Mumbai Rains Hit Rail Services: 4 Trains Cancelled, 2 Diverted, 7 Running Late
Rajkummar and Wamiqa's Prahaar delayed
Rajkummar Rao's courtroom drama 'Prahaar', based on Ujjwal Nikam's cases, has reportedly been postponed from its August 7 release due to a crowded market featuring Spider-Man, Batwara 1947 and Awarapan 2. Maddock Films' Eetha may also shift dates. Co-starring Wamiqa Gabbi, Prahaar covers the 1993 and 2008 Mumbai attacks; no new date announced yet.
Fadnavis Flags Off Bharat Taxi, Says Navi Mumbai Airport To Be Indias Largest By 2030
Mr Fadnavis flagged off the Bharat Taxi service, describing it as a driver-centric cooperative mobility initiative aimed at generating employment while providing affordable, transparent and reliable transport for passengers.
ASG shareholder approaches NCLT against co-founder, alleges oppression
In her petition at the Mumbai NCLT under Sections 241 and 242 of the Companies Act, Gang sought to restrain the company from amending its Articles of Association (AoA) to facilitate a proposed 450-crore financing deal by Singhvi for investing in ASG Hospitals, contending that the move violates contractual protections granted to her as a minority shareholder.
One killed, 891 rescued as Mahas Palghar faces rain fury
PTI Mumbai/ Palghar One person was killed, while nearly 900 people were rescued in Maharashtras Palghar district on Thursday after heavy overnight rains which also affected power supply, leaving some two lakh people without electricity, officials said. Torrential downpours in Kalyan taluka of adjoining Thane district submerged key bridges, severely impacting traffic and connectivity in []
Maha CM Fadnavis condemns cops threat to student protesters
PTI Mumbai Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday termed completely wrong the behaviour of a police driver seen in a viral video threatening student protesters with false narcotics charges, adding that immediate disciplinary action has been initiated against him. Fadnavis, who also holds the Home portfolio, assured that a probe is underway, but cautioned []
Brother and sister attempt suicide at lodge in Maharashtra, both stable
Mumbai homemaker duped of Rs 38,000 in social media fraud
Police detain driver after car collision injures three in Mumbai
Mumbai man sentenced to 10 years for attempted murder in 2015 stabbing case
Maharashtra scraps mandatory one-year service bond for MBBS graduates
Fadnavis: Those with other agenda in student stir, oppn dodging edu debate
Probe Ordered Into Cops Alleged Threat to Plant Drugs on Student Protesters
Mumbai Police have ordered an inquiry after a viral video allegedly showed a police officer threatening to frame student protesters in false drug cases.
Maharashtra to open registered vehicle scrapping facility in Mumbai Metropolitan Region
Strict Action Against Main Accused in Sambhal Violence: NSA Imposed on Mohammad Waris
Mumbai, July 23: The Uttar Pradesh government has taken significant action against Mohammad Waris, the main accused in the violence that occurred in Sambhal on November 24, 2024. The Yogi government has imposed the National Security Act (NSA) on Waris, who is considered the mastermind behind the incident. Waris is reportedly associated with Sharik Satha, ... Read more Strict Action Against Main Accused in Sambhal Violence: NSA Imposed on Mohammad Waris
BMC-MARD expresses solidarity with protesting students
CBI arrests IRCTC officer from Mumbai office and Tejas caterer in bribery case
India's unemployment rate remained steady at 5.5% in June for the third consecutive month, with urban job creation keeping pace with rising labour force participation. However, women's workforce participation, particularly in urban areas, remained low, highlighting a key structural challenge despite an otherwise resilient labour market, according to NSO data.
Power outage at water treatment plants halts water supply across Vasai-Virar
BMC unlikely to lift 10% water cut in Mumbai
Rain batters Palghar; over 200 villages cut off, one dead, 891 people evacuated
Pivot, dont give up: Call for home stay amid ban on public assembly
Fadnavis flags off Bharat Taxi service at Navi Mumbai airport
Central Railway plans 26-km emergency road in KarjatLonavala ghat to aid stranded passengers
Central Railway plans to build a 26-km emergency road along the Karjat-Lonavala ghat section to evacuate stranded train passengers during landslides and other disruptions. The road will improve emergency access and relief efforts, while restoration of the rain-damaged third railway line continues following severe disruptions earlier this month.
Contract worker killed while clearing fallen tree in Maharashtra
Urban mining push aims to turn Mumbai's discarded EV batteries into critical mineral source
In a progressive move, India is launching a vital incentive scheme dedicated to urban mining. This initiative's goal is to extract crucial battery minerals from e-waste, thus lessening the nations reliance on imports. With stricter regulations in place for recovery rates of valuable battery materials, this policy reinforces the countrys electric vehicle ambitions and energy sustainability.
Heavy rains swell Godavari, other rivers in Nashik, residents warned
Authorities have warned that the Godavari could cross the danger mark soon due to increased water flow amid heavy rains and discharge from the Gangapur dam
Mumbai civic body shuts canteen at its headquarters after FDA suspends contractors food licence
Maharashtra has made Aadhaar authentication mandatory for farmers seeking benefits under the Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Shetkari Karjmukti Yojana, 2026. However, safeguards have been introduced to ensure genuine beneficiaries are not excluded due to authentication issues. Farmers without Aadhaar can use enrolment slips and approved identity documents, while alternative verification methods such as iris, face and OTP authentication will be available.
Heavy rain disrupts Mumbai-bound rail traffic as flooding forces train cancellations and diversions
Heavy rainfall in Maharashtra's Palghar district disrupted Western Railway services after rivers beneath key railway bridges crossed danger levels. Authorities suspended and regulated train movement, cancelling 52 trains, short-terminating 46, and diverting 19. Suburban services were also affected, with normal operations expected only after floodwaters recede and safety inspections are completed.
AI-generated content among 300 instigative posts removed in 2 days by Maha cyber cops
Flooding in South Gujarat forced Western Railway to suspend operations on a key rail bridge between Gholvad and Umargam Road, disrupting train services between Gujarat and Mumbai
India now has over 400 space start-ups, Govt tells Rajya Sabha
In a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said in 2026 so far, private investment worth USD 187 million has been reported and 105 authorisations have been issued to non-government entities (NGEs) as on July 7
UP youth, father electrocuted by snapped power line in Ballia
According to the police, Rajesh Yadav (27) and his father Janardan Yadav (58) had gone to the field around 6 am for their morning routine when Rajesh came in contact with the power line that had snapped and fallen there the previous night
United Kingdom evacuates remaining embassy staff from Iran over security risks
Britain in June withdrew its embassy staff from Iran, following in the footsteps of other European nations as well as Australia and New Zealand. The withdrawals came after Israel launched renewed air strikes on Iran claiming its arch enemy was on the verge of developing a nuclear weapon
Prakash Ambedkar claims Maharashtra Bandh received overwhelming response
He claimed that citizens and various organisations participated in the bandh across several districts, including Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nanded, Latur, Kolhapur, Dharashiv (formerly Osmanabad), Gondia, Gadchiroli, Bhandara, Jalgaon, and Nashik
New Images of Ram Temple Released Amidst Throngs of Devotees in Ayodhya
Mumbai, July 23: The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust released new images of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on Thursday. The photos showcase a large number of devotees arriving at the temple to seek blessings and participate in worship. The images depict devotees entering the temple complex, viewing Ram Lalla, and moving around the ... Read more New Images of Ram Temple Released Amidst Throngs of Devotees in Ayodhya
Video claiming Rajnath Singh threatened CJP protesters is fake: Govt
In a statement on X, the PIB stated that the fake video was being shared by Pakistani propaganda accounts as part of an online misinformation campaign
Imran Khan slams 'apolitical actors' as he joins CJP led student protests
Actor Imran Khan joined a Mumbai protest supporting students facing examination irregularities. He firmly stated that art and personal beliefs are intrinsically linked for artists. This participation follows his strong criticism of police actions against Delhi protesters. Students continue their month-long movement demanding accountability for the NEET paper leak. Activist Sonam Wangchuk is also participating in the ongoing agitation.
'Why do people like this city so much?' Womans 1.31 lakh Mumbai expense breakdown goes viral
A corporate employee's 1.31 lakh monthly expense in Mumbai has sparked widespread discussion. Nandini Sethi, an IIM graduate, shared her detailed spending breakdown online. Her expenses included rent, furniture, and household help for her new apartment. Many internet users shared their own experiences and opinions on Mumbai's high cost. The post highlighted the significant financial demands of living in the city.
Sonam Wangchuk's health stable, says Medanta Hospital; fast enters Day 26
A day earlier, Wangchuk reiterated his demand for assurance of no legal action against protesters as a condition to break his 25-day-long hunger strike
Yulia Vantur Reflects on Her Journey and Salman Khans Support
Mumbai, July 23: Romanian model, singer, and actress Yulia Vantur is now a well-known name in the Indian entertainment industry. While her identity is often linked to Salman Khan, Yulia has her own unique story. There was a time when she doubted her voice and her ability to sing in Hindi. During that period, Salman ... Read more Yulia Vantur Reflects on Her Journey and Salman Khans Support
CJP protests: Govt sent 4 proposals for talks with students, says minister
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said the Centre has sent four formal invitations to student representatives protesting over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, reiterating that the government is ready for discussions at any time, any place and urging students to engage in dialogue
Infosys Reports 8.6% Decline in Q1 Net Profit, Ashish Kumar Dash Appointed New CEO
Mumbai, July 23: Infosys Limited, a leading IT company in India, announced its financial results for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2026-27 (April-June) on Thursday. The company reported a consolidated net profit of 7,775 crore, marking an 8.6% decline from the previous quarters profit of 8,509 crore. However, the company showed strong performance ... Read more Infosys Reports 8.6% Decline in Q1 Net Profit, Ashish Kumar Dash Appointed New CEO
Imran Khan shares his take on artists staying apolitical amid student protests
Imran Khan, who took to the streets to support the student protest in Mumbai on July 22, was seen talking about artists who believe art is apolitical. In the video, he can be seen slamming such artists, saying, If you cant stand by your opinions, your art has no value.
Juniper Green Energy Files DRHP with SEBI Ahead of IPO, Discloses Pending Legal Cases
Mumbai, July 23: Ahead of its proposed Initial Public Offering (IPO), Juniper Green Energy Limited has submitted a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). The document includes an addendum detailing pending legal cases involving the company, its subsidiaries, promoters, directors, and key managerial personnel. According to the ... Read more Juniper Green Energy Files DRHP with SEBI Ahead of IPO, Discloses Pending Legal Cases
F1 Sim Racing India Open 2026 Time Trials From July 30, Check Prize Money
Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited (MFRL) will host the F1 Sim Racing India Open 2026 Time Trials, a talent hunt programme, here later this month to give aspiring racers an opportunity to showcase their race craft.
Ibrahim Ali Khan Voices Concern Over CJP Protests, Advocates for Student Rights
Mumbai, July 23: Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khans son, Ibrahim Ali Khan, has recently made headlines not for his film career but for expressing concern over a social issue. He has spoken out regarding the protests by the Cockroach Public Party (CJP) and the students opposition, showing empathy towards the students and their families through ... Read more Ibrahim Ali Khan Voices Concern Over CJP Protests, Advocates for Student Rights
Weather tomorrow, July 24: Several parts of India will witness rain and thunderstorms on Friday, July 24. Heavy rainfall is forecast for western, northern, and northeastern regions of the country. Major cities are also expected to experience cloudy skies and showers throughout the day. Thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds will affect many states. Residents should monitor local weather updates and follow official advisories.
Ibrahim Ali Khan Voices Concern Over CJP Protests, Advocates for Educational Freedom
Mumbai, July 23: Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khans son, Ibrahim Ali Khan, is making headlines not for his film career but for addressing a pressing social issue. He has expressed concern regarding the protests by the Cockroach Peoples Party (CJP) and the student demonstrations surrounding it. Through social media, Ibrahim extended his sympathies to the ... Read more Ibrahim Ali Khan Voices Concern Over CJP Protests, Advocates for Educational Freedom
EaseMyAI uses cameras and AI to monitor factory floors, ports and warehouses
The Mumbai startup builds robotic process automation using computer vision, and counts Hitachi, Ericsson and two large banks among its clients.
ReFiber Unveils 'Mumbai Textile Circular Economy Demonstration Project' White Paper at Bharat Tex 2026, Showcasing a Scalable Model for India's Circular Textile Future
Fortis Hospitals Mumbai Launches 'Har Ghar Hero', A City-Wide Mission to Make Mumbai CPR-Ready
Fortis Hospitals Mumbai today announced the launch of 'Har Ghar Hero' , a first-of-its-kind, community-led CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) preparedness movement aimed at empowering Mumbaikars with the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond effectively during cardiac emergencies. Bringing together citizens from the length and breadth of Mumbai, across housing societies, corporates, schools, colleges and civic bodies, under one unified movement, the initiative reinforces a simple message - every household should have at least one person trained in CPR, a 'Hero' who can step forward when every second counts. Fortis Mumbai launches Har Ghar Hero initiative to build CPR-ready Mumbai with (L-R) Dr Gore, Dr Gaikwad, Dr Singh, Hon. Ms. Hemangini Patil, Dr S. Narayani, Dr Gore & Dr Nabar The initiative was inaugurated by Hon. Ms. Hemangini Patil, Regional Transport Officer, Thane Region, and Dr. S. Narayani, Business Head Fortis Hospitals, Maharashtra. They were joined by Fortis Mumbai's leadership team and emergency medicine specialists Dr. Sandeep Gore (Director, Emergency Medicine, Fortis Hospital Mulund), Dr. Amit Nabar (Director, Emergency & Community Medicine, S. L. Raheja Hospital, Mahim - A Fortis Associate), Dr. Preetam Gaikwad (Head, Emergency Medicine, Hiranandani Hospital, Vashi - A Fortis Network Hospital) and Dr. Sudhir Gore (Head, Emergency Medicine, Fortis Hospital Kalyan), who spoke about the importance of building CPR preparedness beyond hospital settings. The launch was also supported by Dr. Manjeet Singh Arora, Senior Consultant-General Physician, Fortis Hospital Mulund, who has spearheaded CPR trainings in the community for the past two decades, and won multiple accolades for his contribution to community preparedness. In a sudden cardiac emergency, the first few minutes are often decisive. Through 'Har Ghar Hero' , Fortis Hospitals Mumbai aims to bring CPR awareness and training closer to communities, building a wider network of people who are prepared to act until professional medical help arrives. What sets the initiative apart is its scale and reach; it is designed to unite residents from every corner of the city, from South Mumbai to the far suburbs, in a single, sustained movement toward a common goal - a CPR-ready Mumbai. As part of the initiative, Fortis Hospitals Mumbai will partner with civic bodies, utility and service providers, transport operators, quick-commerce platforms, housing societies, corporate hubs, educational institutions and other community groups to expand CPR awareness across the city. The focus for the coming year would be on equipping 2 lakh Mumbaikars of all ages and backgrounds with essential CPR skills, and building a growing base of trained first responders who can act swiftly in a cardiac emergency, before EMS teams arrive. Fortis Mumbai will also launch a community perception survey to gauge current levels of emergency preparedness among Mumbaikars, and awareness about application of Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR and use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). These insights that will help identify gaps and shape future training efforts. Speaking at the launch, Dr. S. Narayani, Business Head Fortis Hospitals, Maharashtra, said, "With 'Har Ghar Hero', Fortis Mumbai is taking an important step towards making CPR preparedness a community priority. In a cardiac emergency, the first responder is often not a healthcare professional but a family member, colleague, neighbour or passer-by. Our aim is to build a culture where every household has at least one person who knows what to do when it matters most. Through sustained partnerships and community-led training, we hope to create a city that is better prepared to respond to emergencies." Over the past few years, emergency medicine specialists from Fortis Hospitals Mumbai have collectively trained and certified 1.5 lakh Mumbaikars in CPR, and engaged with 1,000+ housing societies, 350+ corporate set-ups, 300+ colleges and schools, 100+ government bodies and civic institutions, and 600+ NGOs and community groups. Through 'Har Ghar Hero', Fortis Mumbai aims to build a sustained movement around CPR awareness, growing a network of trained citizens who can act as 'Heroes' in the moments when immediate action makes the difference. To get your workplace or housing society trained and certified, call 022 4111 4111. About Fortis Healthcare Limited Fortis Healthcare Limited is a leading integrated healthcare delivery service provider in India. The healthcare verticals of the company primarily comprise hospitals, diagnostics, and day care specialty facilities. Currently, the company operates 36 healthcare facilities (including JVs and O&M facilities) across 12 states and union territories. The Companys network comprises over 6,000 operational beds (including O&M beds) and 400 diagnostics labs. www.fortishealthcare. com/ About IHH HEALTHCARE (IHH) IHH is a leading multinational healthcare provider shaping the future of care. Driven by our aspiration to Care. For Good., we unite medical excellence and innovation, pushing boundaries through our trusted brands such as Acibadem, Gleneagles, Fortis, Island, Mount Elizabeth, Pantai, Parkway and Prince Court. Across 10 countries, including Malaysia, Singapore, Trkiye, India and Greater China, our 70,000-strong team delivers world-class excellence every day, within and beyond our 140 healthcare facilities, including more than 80 hospitals. Our comprehensive services span the full healthcare continuum, from primary and ambulatory to quaternary care, complemented by diagnostics, imaging, rehabilitation, telehealth and home care. In partnership with our stakeholders, IHH is advancing value-based care, building a sustainable healthcare ecosystem and creating meaningful impact, as we work towards our vision to become the worlds most trusted healthcare services network. www.ihhhealthcare.com
At Jantar Mantar, Mehbooba Mufti calls protesters' struggle the 'biggest NEET exam'
Mumbai, July 23: Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti on Thursday told protesters at Jantar Mantar that their struggle was a test even bigger than the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET), urging them to persevere in the fight against injustice and corruption. Addressing the gathering, Mufti said those participating in the protest had left behind their homes and families and were enduring the scorching heat for a larger cause. All of you have left your homes and families and are sweating in this heat. This is the biggest NEET examination for you, she said. Describing the protest as an exam that must be passed honestly, Mufti said a successful movement would send a strong message against paper leaks and other alleged injustices. There should be no cheating in this exam. This is the paper you have to pass. If you pass this test and succeed here, no one will dare leak the NEET examination paper in the future, she said. She went on to criticise what she described as failures of governance, referring to alleged corruption and crimes against women. No one will dare steal donations meant for Lord Ram's temple. No one will dare allow a 12-year-old girl to be gang-raped by 32 people, she said. Framing the protest as a fight to uphold constitutional values, Mufti said victory for the protesters would also be a victory for India's democracy. If you emerge victorious, our Constitution will win. Babasaheb Ambedkar's Constitution will win. Our democracy will win, she said. She said the struggle was also for parents who sacrifice to educate their children and for students whose lives had been affected by the NEET controversy. It will be a victory for those parents who sacrifice their own needs to pay for your coaching and educate you. It will also be a victory for those boys and girls who sacrificed their lives because of the NEET issue, she added.At Jantar Mantar, Mehbooba Mufti calls protesters' struggle the 'biggest NEET exam'
Delhi Police denies NSA powers linked to CJP protest, calls order routine
The Delhi Police have clarified that this is not a new order. It has been in effect for a long time and is renewed every three months as part of the standard administrative process, officials said
Rapper Badshahs wifes Instagram note sparks divorce talks
Mumbai: The Indian entertainment industry has witnessed several celebrity divorces over the past few years. While some splits were expected, others came as a complete shock to fans. Now, rapper and musician Badshah has found himself at the centre of fresh divorce rumours just months after tying the knot with actress Isha Rikhi. The speculation 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 .
CJP Protest: I was hit by a stone on my head: Delhi ACP recounts violence
Delhi ACP Jai Prakash said he suffered a minor head fracture after allegedly being hit by a stone during violent clashes at the NEET protest near Jantar Mantar. Delhi Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation after two ACPs and several personnel were injured
Ayesha Khan shuts down troll warning Bollywood boycott over student protest
Dhurandhar actor Ayesha Khan hit back at a troll who warned she would lose work in Bollywood for supporting student protests. Sharing the message on Instagram, she replied, I'd rather lose my career than losing my spine, a day after claiming she was detained by Mumbai Police
Varun Grover slams cop threatening students with fake drug case
A Mumbai Police officer, Pawan Sangle, has been suspended after a video of him threatening student protesters with false drug cases went viral.
Sikkim tunnel collapse: Rescue operation ends; all 25 missing bodies recovered
The four-day search and rescue operation at the collapsed under-construction NHPC Teesta Stage VI Hydropower Project tunnel in Sikkim concluded after all 25 missing workers and officials were recovered. The state government has ordered a high-level probe into the incident
Imran Khan slams apolitical actors amid student protests
Bollywood actor Imran Khan, who recently participated in a protest march in Mumbai supporting the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)-led student protests in Delhi, has slammed actors who refuse to take a stand on social issues.
'Mumbai Police Detained Me Even Before the Protest, Then Showed Up at My Home'
'We hadnt even chanted a single slogan. We hadnt even participated in anything,' writes Aagaz Akhtar.
Will plant drugs: Mumbai cop threatens protesting students, police order probe
Santy Sharma's YouTube channel deleted; announces CJP-related press conference
Santy Sharma has claimed that YouTube permanently deleted his channel after the backlash over his CJP remarks. The independent rapper also announced a press conference in Mumbai on August 1, where he says he will reveal the truth behind CJP along with facts and evidence
Sonu Nigam Remembers Pankaj Udhas: A Tribute to Ghazals Beauty
Mumbai, July 23: Renowned singer Sonu Nigam paid a heartfelt tribute to legendary ghazal artist Pankaj Udhas. He expressed that Udhas played a crucial role in helping him appreciate the beauty of ghazal music. In a conversation with the media, Sonu Nigam shared, When I first began to understand ghazal music, Pankaj Udhas was one ... Read more Sonu Nigam Remembers Pankaj Udhas: A Tribute to Ghazals Beauty
Know Your Rights: Woman Who Blocked Mumbai Police Van To Free Protesters
Rhiya Ahir was on Wednesday seen blocking a police van in Mumbai that was carrying a group of detained students during demonstrations
Mumbai cop threatens to frame detained students in fake drug case
Mumbai: A Maharashtra policeman was caught on video allegedly threatening detained student protesters that he could easily plant drug evidence in their pockets if they were seen protesting again over the NEET paper leak in Mumbai. A video surfaced on X on Thursday, July 23, amid ongoing protests in Mumbai, where the police officer, identified 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 .
Mumbai Police Orders Inquiry After Viral Video Allegedly Shows Cop Threatening Student Protesters
Mumbai Police threatened young children by saying they would plant drugs in their pockets and falsely accuse them of crimes. Mumbai, July 23: Mumbai Police [] The post Mumbai Police Orders Inquiry After Viral Video Allegedly Shows Cop Threatening Student Protesters appeared first on The Voice Of Sikkim .
Rubio, Lavrov discuss Ukraine war during Manila meeting
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Manila. The two discussed the Ukraine war, US-Russia relations, the situation in the Persian Gulf, and diplomatic ties, while Moscow reiterated its opposition to further military support for Ukraine.
Anna Hazare holds silent protest to support students over paper leak row
Hazare observed the maun andolan at the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Ahilyanagar before returning to his native village of Ralegan Siddhi in the same district
Pedestrian opens latch, detained students escape from police van in Mumbai
A video went viral where a man approaches a police van carrying the detained protesters and opens the latch, enabling several students to jump out and run away foiling police attempt to shift student protesters in Mumbais Chembur area
In Viral Video, Mumbai Cop Threatens To Plant Drugs On Protesting Students
Mumbai police launch probe as video shows cop threatening to plant drugs on student protesters
Mallikarjun Kharge: NEET debate would've begun on Day1 if government was serious
Speaking to reporters, Kharge also launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning his intentions on the issue and demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
IndusInd Bank Shares Plummet Over 6% Following Q1 Results
Mumbai, July 23: IndusInd Banks shares fell by more than 6% in early trading on Thursday after the release of its first-quarter results for the fiscal year 2026-27. The stock dropped to an intraday low of 999.25, reflecting a decline of 6.30% on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). As of the time of reporting, the ... Read more IndusInd Bank Shares Plummet Over 6% Following Q1 Results
Uddhav-Raj announce morcha in Mumbai on July 26 to convey 'angst' of students, their parents
Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray announced a protest march for July twenty-sixth. This morcha will convey student and parent angst over alleged police actions. The protest aims to address the NEET paper leak and police brutality concerns. Leaders from Maharashtra Congress will also participate in the planned demonstration. No political flags will be displayed during the peaceful march.
Donal Bisht Emotional About Her Big Screen Debut
Mumbai, July 23: Television actress Donal Bisht has made her debut in Telugu cinema with the comedy-thriller film MRP. Reflecting on her experience, she shared that seeing herself on the big screen for the first time was one of the most memorable moments of her life. During the pre-release event of MRP in Hyderabad, Donal ... Read more Donal Bisht Emotional About Her Big Screen Debut
Uddhav-Raj Announce Morcha In Mumbai On July 26 To Support Students
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and MNS president Raj Thackeray announced a morcha to convey the angst of students and their parents for the alleged police atrocities against protesters.
Heartbroken yet filled with hope: Alia Bhatt on student protests
Mumbai: Actress Alia Bhatt has expressed her support for students amid the ongoing CJP protest. She shared a heartfelt note highlighting their courage, determination, and the sacrifices behind their journeys. Taking to Instagram, Alia reflected on the emotions of the past few days, saying they had left her heartbroken at times but also filled her 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 .
Heartbroken yet filled with hope: Alia Bhatt on students
Mumbai: Actress Alia Bhatt has expressed her support for students amid the ongoing CJP protest. She shared a heartfelt note highlighting their courage, determination, and the sacrifices behind their journeys. Taking to Instagram, Alia reflected on the emotions of the past few days, saying they had left her heartbroken at times but also filled her 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 .
Mumbai Police ordered an inquiry into a viral video showing a police driver threatening students. The driver allegedly warned of fabricated criminal cases and drug planting charges. This incident occurred while Mumbai witnessed protests supporting a New Delhi student agitation. The driver has been removed from his current posting pending the inquiry's completion. Police are verifying facts to address the serious allegations raised by the video.
Rajya Sabha adjourned amid deadlock over Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation
Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned till 2 pm after Opposition parties insisted that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign before any discussion on the NEET paper leak. While the Opposition refused to begin the debate without his resignation, the government accused it of disrupting Parliament despite agreeing to discuss the issue
Kiren Rijiju: Opposition avoiding NEET debate with pre-conditions
He said Opposition members can speak for as long as they want and the discussion can take place even for two days
Mumbai: Man Opens Police Van, Helps Detained Student Protesters Escape
In the video, the man is seen approaching a police van carrying detained protesters, opening its latch and allowing several students to jump out and run away
Delhi HC to hear plea seeking NIA probe into Chalo Sansad protest violence
The petition seeks the transfer of all First Information Reports (FIRs) registered by the Delhi Police in connection with the incident to a specialised investigating agency and requests action against those allegedly involved in the violence
Congo Ebola death toll crosses 1,000 amid fast-spreading outbreak
More than 1,000 people have died in the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to the Africa CDC. Health officials warned that the outbreak, driven by the Bundibugyo virus, is spreading faster than response efforts amid conflict, community resistance, funding shortages and the absence of approved vaccines or treatments
India's first all-women Tri-Service circumnavigation expedition has returned to Mumbai after spending 314 days at sea and covering nearly 25,500 nautical miles. Aboard IASV Triveni, nine women officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force sailed across five continents, overcame storms, equipment failures and some of the world's toughest waters.
FBI arrests Indian national in major drug trafficking crackdown
The FBI has arrested Indian national Harmanveer Singh in California for his alleged role in a transnational drug trafficking network linked to the Canada-based Ravinder Dhanda gang. The arrest is part of Operation Hard Ball, an international crackdown targeting organised crime groups involved in narcotics smuggling across the US, Canada and Mexico.
Political Turmoil in Kannur: Attack on Rebel MLA Supporter Sparks Controversy
Mumbai, July 23: A new political controversy has erupted in Kannur, Kerala. The supporter of rebel MLA V. Kunjikrishnan, T. Purushottaman, a former member of CPI(M), was targeted in an arson attack at his shrimp farm. This incident has intensified the internal crisis within the party following the assembly elections. The attack occurred as CPI(M)s ... Read more Political Turmoil in Kannur: Attack on Rebel MLA Supporter Sparks Controversy
After many years of campus apathy in Mumbai, have students found rallying point?
Student politics in Mumbai has seen a significant decline in recent years. The absence of regular student elections has created a leadership vacuum. Many students now focus on careers and opportunities abroad instead of public life. Stricter rules on campuses limit protests and student-led demonstrations. Social media and figures like Sonam Wangchuk offer new avenues for student engagement.
