Beautiful pics from Salman Khans joy-filled family celebrations
Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Salman Khan and family recently came together on the 18th of November for a warm and intimate double celebration, marking the wedding anniversaries of his parents, Salim Khan and Salma Khan, and his sister Arpita Khan Sharma and BIL Aayush Sharma. A lot of photos and videos shared by the members of 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 Couple Duped Out Of Rs 27 Lakh Over UK Job, Visa. 1 Arrested
A woman has been arrested in Mumbai after she and a man allegedly cheated a couple of Rs 27 lakh under the pretext of helping them with a job in London and visas to the United Kingdom, police have said.
How Ten Days Of Hard Grind In Mumbai Helped Simon Harmer To Bamboozle India At Eden Gardens
Cricket South Africa: Nearly a decade after his Test career suffered a setback on Indian soil, Simon Harmer returned to pick 8-51 - the best figures by a South African spinner in India, and play a key role in the side's famous 30-run win inside three days at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. While picking four-fers in both innings, Harmer captivated all with his control and varying speeds to bamboozle the Indian batters. When Harmer mentioned that Mumbai-based coach Umesh Patwal was behind his turnaround in Tests in the press conference after picking the first of his two four-wicket hauls in Kolkata, the latters phone started ringing immediately. I never doubted this. I knew from the time he played Tests against Pakistan, he was going to be amazing. Once I heard the news (of his four-for in the first innings), I would normally go and watch it at night. But that day I started getting calls after he mentioned me in the press conference. So I had to go and see him bowl via streaming. He's amazing and has great control. What we had spoken about a few years back, he's almost there now, Patwal said in a free-wheeling chat with IANS. The seeds of Harmer having an outing to remember in Kolkata were sowed nine years ago in India, through an intense 10-day workshop in Mumbai where he unlearnt all things spin bowling and rebuilt his game from scratch under Patwals guidance. Harmer had first met Patwal in May 2015 during a Cricket South Africa (CSA) spin camp in India, where the latter was Director of Cricket at Global Cricket School. But after picking only five wickets in two Tests in India, Harmer was overlooked for series against England and New Zealand, leaving his international career at a crossroads. In September 2016, Harmer flew to Mumbai for a 10-day intensive spin bowling training at Patwal's iThinkSportz Academy. Patwal, who worked as Afghanistan's batting coach and also coached Nepal, recalled that Harmer's frustration for the first two days stemmed not from learning new techniques, but from the need to discard long-held beliefs. The first two days were more difficult for him because he had to unlearn whatever he had done while playing Tests, because the theory and the concept which I bring is not very conventional and orthodox. For him to accept that took two days, which were very frustrating and was reduced to tears. Frustration starts when you know that you are good at something and you can do it. His frustration was knowing that this is something which can take me to the next level. So why is it taking time for me to accept that? he said. Patwal's coaching philosophy challenges traditional spin bowling techniques at every turn. The first lesson was about grip - Patwal realized Harmer was using his palm too much and gripping the ball too hard. He made him use the thumb more instead. The theory was simple - using much of your thumb on the ball is helpful as more surface area on the ball equals more revolutions. Another lesson Harmer learnt from Patwal was that gripping the ball too tightly often reduces an off-spinners control and effectiveness. Instead, a relaxed hand and lighter grip allows bowlers to generate more revolutions, similar to how a batter needs loose arms to swing freely. It's like while driving the car, people are told not to hold the steering of the car tightly, as it affects one's manoeuvrability. It's a cycle - one, two, three, and four. Usually, it is not pivoting, not going on the toe as often and like finish is not the most important part and not to use the thumb. Everything was opposite - so you have to use the thumb. You have to be on your whole feet when you are delivering the ball. You need to go more forward than pivoting or twisting and more about being relaxed than actually worrying about the finish. So if you look at all the sentences which I have used, nothing is in the traditional coaching style, he said. Apart from their sessions happening from 7am to 7pm for ten days without a break, Patwal ensured chats with Harmer had leadership development and perspectives on life. We would start from morning have breakfast together and discuss what are the things that took him so much time to understand. Then we went into the session for 3-4 hours and after that, sit down for lunch again. We would talk about not just bowling discussion on personal life characteristics also happened. It was about what leaders and best cricketers do, who are the topmost performers and why they are match winners. All these things matter more - then you come back and do the skill work again because at this age, you don't teach them. Instead, you make them understand why that skill is so important for him to understand what is bowling - the spin, turn, bounce and pace. We would have dinner together and then we would go back to our respective places. That's how we had those long days - not just cricket, but talking about lifes perspectives too, he explained. Harmer also explored Mahavir Nagar, where he would indulge in eating vada pav, chicken tikka masala and Gujarati cuisine. He also visited two local schools and interacted with players and children there. Central to Patwal's coaching was also instilling leadership qualities and seeing Harmers mindset shift from personal statistics to match-winning contributions. It's not about just developing a bowler. I think it's more about leadership qualities and he does have a lot of that. It really helped him because if you say that you want to be the best without being a leader, you cannot be the best. So we needed to explore that part. We spoke about how he can be the best bowler without not being a leader. For us, a leader means you don't have to lead the team - you have to lead yourself first and that's the best thing about him. He actually has that leadership quality and when he walked up to Bavuma and said that I still want to play for South Africa, it shows that he is someone who can break all the boundaries. So that personality of his is amazing - he's a person who just respects everyone around him as well, he said. That philosophy has stayed with Harmer throughout his resurgence in Tests. His words from Kolkata after getting Player of the Match award - I am not a statsman, I am a win-man, left Patwal delighted. I got a message from him for his man of the match award. He puts me as Umesh bhai and his message was, 'Umesh bhai, thank you'. I mean, it's just amazing. I remember that's what we spoke in those 10 days in Mumbai. When you are bowling, it's not about you taking wickets - it's about winning matches and that's been his biggest asset. It makes me really happy that we have stuck to the same thing done from those 10 days. The relationship between Patwal and Harmer extended beyond those initial 10 days. They had follow-up sessions in Abu Dhabi, where Essex had a pre-season camp, and Chelmsford, England. He called me to Abu Dhabi and put me in a seven-star hotel, so that shows the big heart he has. While the Essex team were training in a couple of nets, me and him were training individually, and we had a couple of sessions till Covid-19 arrived. Then I was in England for one couple of days. So he called me to Chelmsford where we did one session with white ball as well. Currently serving as head coach of the Assam U23 men's team in Vadodara, Patwal won't be able to meet Harmer in Guwahati, the venue for the second Test starting on Saturday, due to his current and few more commitments. But he signed off by explaining what young cricketers can learn from Harmer's journey of rebuilding his game to thriving due to the lessons learnt from those ten days in Mumbai. It's about trusting your belief. There is no such thing like you have to bowl the same way. If Simon Harmer is bowling one way, it's not that you have to bowl like him. You need to understand what's his strength and that belief is something which you can take from Simon Harmer. Just as a bowler you can take anything from him. Currently serving as head coach of the Assam U23 men's team in Vadodara, Patwal won't be able to meet Harmer in Guwahati, the venue for the second Test starting on Saturday, due to his current and few more commitments. But he signed off by explaining what young cricketers can learn from Harmer's journey of rebuilding his game to thriving due to the lessons learnt from those ten days in Mumbai. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score They should think about trying to win matches for their state or country and not just think about playing games. That's the biggest thing one can take from Simon Harmer, as a player, and a person for all the youngsters - not just go to play for themselves, but win games. Article Source: IANS
Mumbai Woman Held for Rs 27 Lakh Job Scam Promising UK Visas
Akanksha Rajendra Tiwari allegedly duped a couple of Rs 27 lakh by promising UK jobs and visas; police search for co-accused Rohit Songara continues
We are not learning from past mistakes!
New Zealand thrashed us in our own backyard not long ago, yet we repeat the same errors and lose to South Africa. This shows poor understanding of the abilities of our current players and thats unacceptable for a head coach and batting coach
Donald Trump repeats claims he stopped war between India and Pakistan
he remarks came during a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office with Saudi Arabia`s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Crown Prince Mohammed is making his first trip to Washington since Khashoggi`s killing in 2018.
Following defections between allies, Deputy CM Eknath Shinde announced BJP and Shiv Sena will cease inducting each other's workers. This agreement aims to strengthen the Mahayuti alliance and prevent discord. While some Sena ministers were absent from a cabinet meet, citing local polls, others admitted to disgruntlement over BJP's recruitment tactics.
Mexico rules out foreign military involvement after Trump offers help
Mexico`s Foreign Affairs Ministry said late Monday that the country`s navy had removed the signs, which appeared to be on Mexican territory
Saudi Arabia sees the US as a long-term partner, says Crown Prince
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Fire burning in southwestern Japan damages 170 homes, forces evacuations
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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah unveils state-built AI computers
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Forces kill top Maoist commander Madvi Hidma, his wife in Andhra Pradesh
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Delhi Red Fort blast: Critical evidence unearthed by cops
A video of suicide bomber Dr Umar-un-Nabi emerges in which he justifies the terrorist act, calling it a martydom operation and not a suicide attack
New airport will come up in South Bengaluru, says DCM Shivakumar
BENGALURU: Amid heightened efforts to improve Bengalurus infrastructure and draw investments from across the globe, Deputy Chief Minister and Bengaluru Development Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday urged people not to criticise the government, but to be patient and cooperate in development. Speaking on the sidelines of the inauguration of the 28th edition of the Bengaluru Tech Summit 2025, he said, We know your problem and we are working on it. Rs 1.5 lakh crore is being invested to improve the citys infrastructure with double-decker flyovers, twin tunnel roads and other projects, covering 132 km. Have confidence in us. A world-class city is being created in Bidadi and the second international airport will come up in South Bengaluru. All this will decongest the city, he said. Citing the example of Mumbai, Shivakumar said the central and Maharashtra governments are working together to improve infrastructure in Mumbai, including the construction of tunnel roads. It should be done in Karnataka too. People from across the globe are investing in Karnataka. They see Karnataka as the future tech capital of the world. They have confidence in people of Karnataka. Bengalurus infrastructure is improving and the population too is increasing. We all should build and support Bengalurus growth and not criticise it, he said. The state government is working on creating a separate NRI investment cell, while a special policy is being created to strengthen education of rural children. He used the platform to seek corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds to improve rural education. There is a need for companies to move to Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, he added.
Saudi bus accident: Indian mission sets up camp office in Madina
Forty-four Indians, including 42 from Telangana, were killed in a collision involving their bus and a fuel tanker near Madina in the wee hours of Monday
Bangladesh govt tells media to block Sheikh Hasinas statements
The National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) claimed that Hasinas statements may contain directives or calls capable of inciting violence, disorder and criminal activities and disrupting social harmony, The Daily Star reported
UN Security Council backs Donald Trumps Gaza peace plan
The US-drafted resolution was adopted in the 15-nation Council on Monday evening with 13 votes in favour, none against, and abstentions by China and Russia
Soccer superstar Ronaldo joins Saudi crown prince during White House visit
Washington: Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo was at the White House on Tuesday as President Donald Trump hosted a glitzy dinner to honour Saudi Arabias Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The soccer star was seated near the front of the East Room, not far from where the president and crown prince gave remarks to officials from 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 .
Fugitive gangster Anmol Bishnoi, wanted for the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique and linked to the Sidhu Moosewala killing, has been deported from the US. The US Department of Homeland Security confirmed his removal, with Anmol expected to land in Delhi soon. Indian agencies are preparing for this significant handover, marking a major development in organized crime investigations.
NEW DELHI: India is set to witness the inaugural run of its first bullet train in August 2027, operating between Surat and Vapi in Gujarat. The initial stretch will cover 100 km and will gradually be expanded to the full 508 km route once the high-speed rail corridor between Sabarmati (Ahmedabad) and Mumbai is completed by 2029, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Tuesday. Speaking to the media after launching the rationalisation of bulk cement rates and the policy for bulk cement terminals at Rail Bhawan, Vaishnaw said, A significant milestone is that the bullet train will cover the distance between Ahmedabad and Mumbai in just 1 hour 58 minutes upon the completion of the high-speed rail corridor. The inaugural run in August 2027 will cover 100 km between Surat and Vapi. On the 508 km corridor, trains will run at speeds of up to 320 kmph, completing the full route in 1 hour 58 minutes with four stops. The bullet train will cover the distance between Mumbai and Ahmedabad in 1 hour 58 minutes with four stops. However, if it halts at all 12 stations, the total journey time will be 2 hours 17 minutes, Vaishnaw said, adding that the entire network will be ready by December 2029. Asked whether the inaugural run would feature a Japanese-built or an indigenous train, the minister did not specify but reiterated the deadline: We will cover the first 100 km in August 2027. He noted that PM Narendra Modi, during a recent review in Surat, was satisfied with the pace of work. PM Modi said that whatever innovations we have made in this project should be applied elsewherenot only in railways and other high-speed projects but in various sectors, he added. Vaishnaw said the bullet train project has been complex, with several design challenges, but Indian Railways has addressed them through multiple innovations. The Shinkansen model, known for reliability and suitability for Indian conditions, is likely to be used. The minister also announced the introduction of specialised containers for transporting bulk cement to prevent dust pollution.
Prime Minister reviews Surat Bullet Train station
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the under-construction Surat station to check progress on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor. The corridor, spanning 508 km, will be Indias first bullet train network. The post Prime Minister reviews Surat Bullet Train station appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
Congress seeks small party ties in BMC polls
MUMBAI: After the majordebacle in Bihar, the Congress party has decidedto junk the traditional allies and contest the local body and Asias richest civic body separately in Maharashtra and planned to ally with smaller parties in view of strengtheningits cadre and inculcating new local leadership. Maharashtra Congress president Harshvardhan Sapkap said that they have decided torespect the sentiments of party workers who want to contest the local body elections separately and party strength. He said in Maharashtra, they contested the Lok Sabha and state assembly elections as Mha Vikas Aghadi and won many seats in the Lok Sabha elections but lost the state assembly elections. Congress and Prakash Ambedkar-led Vanchit Aghadi workers want an alliance between the two parties for the local self-government elections, he said.
On November 19, 2025, gold prices in India range from Rs 12,365 per 1 gram for 24K gold and Rs 11,334 per 1 gram for 22K gold. Silver is priced at Rs 1,61,900 per kilogram. Check city-wise rates here.
What about Anees? Well, buzz me!
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Ensure every railway station is spick and span
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Living and Leaving Well : Author Jerry Pinto's latest book dives into the realm of palliative care
Death is a topic many approach with denial. But writer and journalist Jerry Pinto who won the Best Book on Cinema Award at the 54th National Film Awards has spent nearly two years doing something most people avoid: listening to stories about illness, pain, caregiving and the inevitable death. His new book, A Good Life (699, Juggernaut), is the result of this long, emotionally demanding journey into the world of palliative care in India. Through conversations with patients, caregivers, doctors, nurses and families, Pinto opens a conversation that society has kept on hold for too long. Behind the book was a strong will. His close friend, painter-illustrator Mehlli Gobhai, before his passing, had left money for childrens charities and named Pinto as one of the executors. While searching for the right cause to support, he came across the paediatric palliative care unit at a childrens hospital in Mumbai. They wanted to hire a librarian who would read to children and keep them entertained in their hospital beds, he shares. It touched something deep inside me. It fitted in with who I am a great believer in the power of the story, and with what Mehlli would have wanted, he reminisces. This discovery led him into the larger world of palliative care. He soon met doctors from the Cipla Palliative Care network who encouraged him to write a book on the subject, which was when he realised that palliative care was universal. At some point, we will be caregivers or we will need care. We are never going to be just bystanders, he says. Later, across visits to Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Goa, Pinto encountered many stories that reshaped his understanding of illness and mortality. To his dismay, he discovered from Dr MR Rajagopal that only 4 per cent of India has access to end-stage pain relief, despite the country being one of the worlds leading producers of legal morphine. Another moment came when a doctor told him that modern medicine can only cure 15 to 20 per cent of diseases. However, the stories that stayed with him were the ones where compassion went beyond protocol. He recounts how a Bengaluru doctor tracked down a patients estranged son so the mother, who was dying, could speak to him one last time. The doctor becomes a detective. That, to me, is the real art of medicine caring about people, he says. For Pinto, stories are essential to change how one views dying. Only stories can create any shift. One misconception is that people will not be able to take the news of a life-threatening disease, so families keep them in the dark. When we begin to accept that death is part of life, that it can be made beautiful or easy, that is when the stories make an impact, he said. In Goa, he met a 28-year-old man who had spent two decades lying in bed because no one had told him he could sit up. Through steady visits and reassurance, a palliative care team helped him sit, use a wheelchair and re-enter the world. A life was changed by this one intervention, Pinto points out. On choosing the title, he notes, Palliative care is associated only with the last stage of life, as if you should wait for the last two weeks. But palliative care is about helping you lead a good life. Additionally, writing the book changed him, too. My fear of death has gone, he says, adding, It wasnt death I feared, but indignity and hopelessness. Through A Good Life , he hopes readers and policymakers absorb that everyone has the right to live and leave well with dignity.
Numb with excitement: Bengaluru Linkin Park fans are elated about band's upcoming concert in city
With lyrics that bared heartbreak, anguish, and loneliness set to music that straddles rock, metal, electronic and pop, Linkin Parks songs including hits like 'Numb', 'In the End', and 'Somewhere we Belong', shook the walls of an entire generation of teenagers growing up in the 2000s and 2010s. Indian fans have long waited for the moment that came true over the weekend: confirmation that the popular band wouldnt just headline Lollapalooza in Mumbai but perform a full fledged concert right here in Bengaluru on Jan 23. The announcement came after a week of intense speculation caused by mysterious billboards stating One show wasnt enough with Linkin Parks logo. The bands manager Adam Ruehmer cryptically replying to a fan who had posted the image on X with It looks real to me, added fuel to the fire. While some expressed disappointment at already having bought tickets for Lollapalooza, others like Rithvik DGV, who is travelling from Hyderabad, have decided to attend both. The headliner performs for half an hour but a proper standalone concert is three hours long. I was planning to travel to South-East Asia for a concert but when the Bluru show got confirmed, my friends group who hadnt booked Lollapalooza tickets decided we could squeeze in another concert ticket, he says, with a laugh. I recently saw a clip of their Brazil show which was like a mini earthquake with everyone jumping thats what I want to get here. For content writer Ritika Mudabidri, who grew up listening to the band, this is a nostalgic moment. To relive it, she is not only re-listening to old discography but will also be attending the show with her cousin who introduced her to the band as a nine year old. They represent a part of my childhood I remember having them playing all the time so its nostalgic that Im going with her. New beginnings The excitement is also tinged with a hint of sadness, given that the bands new vocalist Emily Armstrongs voice will take the place of late lead singer Chester Bennington. The band released a new album with her and drummer Colin Brittain last year after a seven year hiatus following Bennigntons death. While some say its not the same, others feel that Linkin Parks essence has stayed. Bringing Emily in is the highest sign of respect that Chester could have gotten. I dont think any male vocalist would have measured up. Linkin Park has kept it interesting on a lot of levels with the music and shes got a different spin on the songs, states musician Karthik Chennoji Rao. Its the music that matters to me. Its different, but theyre making great music; Im excited to see what they have in store, says Rithvik while metal enthusiast and small business owner, Nikita Nain adds, Its a good vibe and will be a new experience for those who have seen Chester live. What does this mean for ooru? While a Linkin Park concert in ooru came as a surprise to some, Nikita notes that it was only a matter of time since Bengaluru has already been on the map for rock and metal concerts with popular metal festival, Bangalore Open Air. She says, I kept faith and believed that they would come here. Rock might be dying in the world, but its not in Bengaluru; a lot of old-school artistes and tribute bands will be lining up to see Linkin Park. Karthik who has seen Bengalurus music scene evolve over a decade says, Ive seen the citys music scene boom but also deteriorate and be shaky with venues shutting doors. Linkin Park coming here, like Coldplay in Mumbai a few years ago, is going to bring in a lot of money and people will look at bringing in more rock acts.
Markets pause winning streak; Nifty falls below 26,000-mark
MUMBAI, Nov 18: Snapping the six-day winning streak, benchmark Sensex dropped by nearly 278 points and the Nifty closed below the 26,000-mark due to profit-taking in IT, metal and capital goods shares amid a weak trend in global markets. The 30-share BSE Sensex declined by 277.93 points or 0.33 per cent to settle at 84,673.02. []
Expletives on hall-tickets: Mumbai college alleges external tampering, files plaint with cyber cops
Cabinet okays concept-based housing colonies on Cidco land
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State govt plans urgent measures to address rising leopard attacks on humans
Bombay High Court sets aside interest payment order against Boney Kapoor in MPID case
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HC: Family cant interfere with womans choice to have MTP
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Saif buys two commercial office units for Rs 30.75 crore
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Goans turn to NSE to make moolah
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60MLD water being stolen in Thane: NCP (SP)
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Just hours before Anmol Bishnoi, a key accused in the murder of his father Baba Siddique, lands in India, NCP leader and ex MLA Zeeshan Siddique said the gangster needs to be brought to Mumbai and questioned to find out who the real mastermind is.
Birth cert controversy triggers BMC to crack down, draft SOP
Waheeda, Jaya attend Kamini Kaushal's prayer meet
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Vasai: Uncle pushes niece to death from running train, arrested
At 15k+, a third of B Pharm seats unfilled as colleges mushroom in state
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ED arrests Al Falah group chairman in Red Fort blast probe after day-long raids
The operation forms part of an ongoing investigation into financial irregularities, use of shell companies, accommodation entities and money laundering. The role of Al-Falah Trust and related entities is under investigation, an ED officer said
US deports Anmol Bishnoi, key accused in Baba Siddique murder
Mumbai: Gangster Anmol Bishnoi, a key accused in the murder case of NCP leader Baba Siddique, is being deported to India from the US, a police official said here on Tuesday. Bishnoi, also a wanted accused in the case related to a firing on Bollywood star Salman Khans residence in April 2024, is expected to 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: CNG supply resumes after struggle faced by commuters and drivers on day three
Mumbai: 70-year-old Andhra Pradesh woman run over by truck dies in Govandi
Mumbai school principal booked for assaulting Class 10 student over broken chair
Mumbai airport to be shut for 6 hours on Nov 20 for annual post-monsoon maintenance
MPCB to audit all pvt sewage treatment plants in state
Anmol Bishnoi, key accused in Baba Siddique murder case, being deported from U.S., police say
Mumbai Police had sent two proposals about his extradition, the official said, adding there are multiple cases registered against the gangster across the country, and the Union government will decide to which agency his custody should be given first.
Cloudflare outage hits X, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Canva, Google Cloud
Popular gaming titles League of Legends and Valorant were also impacted. The disruption has been traced back to a critical network failure at Cloudflare, a web infrastructure company that powers a significant portion of the internet
Maharashtra Home Department extends deadline for withdrawal of political cases and social agitations
Charges Framed Against Maharashtra Ex-Minister In Money Laundering Case
A special court in Mumbai framed charges against former Maharashtra minister and NCP leader Nawab Malik in a money laundering case linked to activities of fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his aides after he pleaded not guilty.
Inside Farhan and Shibanis Bandra bungalow - PICS
Filmmaker Farah Khan recently toured cousin Farhan Akhtar and Shibani Dandekar's stunning Mumbai bungalow, describing it as an Alishan home. The stylish residence boasts a calm, minimalist interior with cream-white walls and dark-wood accents, bathed in natural light from French windows. Highlights include a home theatre and a charming gazebo, reflecting the couple's modern and creative style.
Raj wasn't there in Bihar polls: Shiv Sena (UBT) on Congress going solo in BMC election
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Indias first bullet train to run 100 km between Surat and Vapi in August 2027, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
India's first bullet train will commence its inaugural run covering 100 km between Surat and Vapi in August 2027. The ambitious 508-km Sabarmati-Mumbai corridor, initially planned for December 2023, faced delays but is now slated for full operation by the end of 2029. The Railway Minister emphasized the project's innovations and the Prime Minister's satisfaction with its construction pace.
Indias urban poor drive climate action as COP30 calls for local leadership
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IFP Season 15: Abhishek Bachchan, Shahid Kapoor, Parvathy Thiruvothu join speaker line-up
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RANJI TROPHY | Aman and Sidhaants spunky stand rebuffs Mumbai
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Indias global capability centre workforce set to reach 3.46 mn by 2030: Report
MUMBAI, Nov 18: With a large number of global capability centres (GCCs) in India moving beyond AI pilots, the sector is expected to see an 11 per cent increase in jobs, taking the total workforce count to 2.4 million by 2026 and 3.46 million by 2030, according to a report. The GCC workforce is projected to reach 3.46 million by 2030, adding 1.3 million new job roles, global technology and digital talent solutions provider NLB Services report Workforce [] The post Indias global capability centre workforce set to reach 3.46 mn by 2030: Report appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Atul Projects bags Rs 750-cr housing redevelopment project in Mumbai
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Mock Drill Clip Viral as Mumbai Police Arresting Terrorists from Lokhandwala
Sources in the Mumbai police confirmed to The Quint that the video showed a mock drill and not a real arrest.
Atul Projects bags 750-cr housing redevelopment project in Mumbai
In a statement on Tuesday, Mumbai-based Atul Projects said it has acquired redevelopment rights of 2.76 acres land parcel in Borivali West with GDV (gross development value) of 750 crore.
DroneNova India to Launch Nation's First Drone Soccer League at ESFE 2025
Education Supply & Franchise Expo (ESFE) 2025, where DroneNova is the official sponsor. Meet and learn from The best Education Brain ESFE 2025 , scheduled from December 11 to 13, 2025, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, is set to bring together the most influential leaders, educators, and policy influencers shaping the future of Indian education. The event will feature eminent figures including Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani as Guest of Honour, alongside distinguished speakers such as Sonal Pinto, Director, Ryan Group of Schools; Lina Ashar, Founder, Dreamtime Learning; and Syed Sultan Ahmed, Chairperson, TAISI. The three-day expo aims to offer transformative solutions for Indias rapidly evolving education ecosystem. At the heart of DroneNovas participation lies its groundbreaking Drone Soccer League (DSL), a first-of-its-kind initiative that transforms classrooms into live arenas of innovation. Through this program, students will pilot safe, sub-250g drones inside a net-caged field, learning physics, coding, teamwork, and strategy in an engaging and competitive environment. Our vision is to make India a global hub for drone-based experiential education that inspires curiosity, collaboration, and creativity in every learner , said Himansshu Jainn, Founder, DroneNova India . Every flight is a science lesson; every goal is a leadership moment. With Drone Soccer, students dont just learn concepts, they live them . The program aligns with the priorities of NEP 2020 on experiential learning and 21st-century skill-building, complements Skill India pathways, and adheres to Indias evolving Drone Policy framework. Designed as a turnkey offering, it provides schools with equipment, safety infrastructure, certified trainers, and curriculum-linked modules aligned with NEP, IB MYP, and IGCSE standards, ensuring both academic depth and operational ease. To catalyze a nationwide movement, DroneNova is inviting ten visionary institutions to join as Founding Partner Schools , who will receive exclusive benefits including priority workshop scheduling, lifetime partnership privileges, and guaranteed regional qualifier slots for the Drone Soccer League. By sponsoring ESFE 2025, DroneNova India aims to showcase how drones, STEM, and sport can converge to redefine classroom learning and inspire a new generation of innovators. info@dronenovaindia.in
Maharashtra tops in passenger and commercial vehicle sales: SIAM data
In Q2 (2025-26), 10.39 lakh units of passenger vehicles were sold in the country, with western zone leading the sales with 3.44 lakh units, Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said
Court frames charges against ex-minister Nawab Malik after he pleads not guilty in PMLA case
Former Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik faces charges in a money laundering case. The case connects him to fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim and his associates. Malik has pleaded not guilty. This development paves the way for a trial. The Enforcement Directorate's case stems from an NIA FIR. Malik was arrested in February 2022 and is currently on medical bail.
PM to visit Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, release funds for farmers
PM Modi will arrive in Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh, around 10 am to take part in the centenary celebrations of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Following the event, he will travel to Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and inaugurate the South India Natural Farming Summit
Mumbai Police issues high alert in city following Delhi blast
A senior Mumbai Police official stated that terrorism has become one of the most serious threats faced by major cities in the country. He emphasised that the threat to metropolitan areas is now being taken extremely seriously, and every possible precaution is being prioritised to ensure public safety.
Rajkummar makes first public appearance post fatherhood
Ranveer Singh praised veteran actor Rakesh Bedi as an institution during the Dhurandhar trailer launch in Mumbai. The film boasts a star-studded cast including Arjun Rampal, Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Bedi. 'Dhurandhar' releases December 5, 2025.
A special court has framed charges against NCP leader Nawab Malik and others in a money laundering case linked to Dawood Ibrahim's sister, Haseena Parkar. Malik pleaded not guilty. The Enforcement Directorate alleges Malik, in connivance with associates, laundered usurped property worth Rs 16 crore, including a Kurla property acquired using forged documents.
Anupam Kher and Ajinkya Rahane's scary in-flight moment
Anupam Kher and Ajinkya Rahane experienced a frightening mid-air scare when their flight from Delhi to Mumbai touched down, only to abruptly ascend again. Kher humorously recounted the incident, praising Rahane's bravery. Meanwhile, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni shared a similar harrowing experience on a separate flight, highlighting the fragility of life.
Fire breaks out at Shiv Thakares Mumbai flat; no injuries reported
Shiv Thakares Mumbai apartment caught fire while he was out of the city, causing major property damage but no injuries. Videos show the extent of the blaze as the fire brigade investigates. The Bigg Boss star had recently bought the flat
Bigg Boss 19: Ashnoor Kaurs outfit sparks hilarious reactions
Mumbai: Bigg Boss 19 continues to dominate TRPs as one of Indias most-watched reality shows. While the fights, friendships and drama keep viewers glued to their screens, the show also doubles as a style runway, sometimes glamorous, sometimes questionable, and occasionally, completely unexpected. This week, it was contestant Ashnoor Kaurs turn in the spotlight after 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 .
Infected cow`s milk `prasad` sparks rabies scare in Gorakhpur village
Around 150 residents of a Gorakhpur village were administered anti-rabies vaccines after consuming panchamrit made from the raw milk of a cow that later tested positive for rabies, officials said
SC issues notices to Centre, CBI, ED, Anil Ambani on PIL over major fraud
The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre, CBI, ED and Anil Ambani on a PIL alleging large-scale banking and corporate fraud linked to Reliance Communications and related entities
Top Naxal commander Madvi Hidma killed in encounter in Andhra Pradesh
Security forces gunned down Hidma, his wife Raje, and four other Naxalites in the Maredumilli forest in Alluri Sitaramaraju district of the neighbouring state this morning, a senior police officer in Bastar confirmed
AIMIM leaders are urging the minority affairs ministry to extend the December 5 deadline for uploading Waqf property details onto the UMEED portal. Citing manpower shortages, technical glitches, and the sheer volume of properties, they argue that uploading information for each property takes considerable time. A six-month extension is deemed necessary to complete the process effectively.
Quantum , a doctor-led pioneer in corporate and industrial healthcare, has announced the national launch of its Doctor911 Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance network a major step toward building Indias next-generation emergency response ecosystem. The initiative begins with a pilot deployment at Oberoi Mall, Goregaon, in collaboration with Oberoi Realty, setting the foundation for a nationwide rollout of 300 fully equipped ALS ambulances across 20 metropolitan regions over the next two years. Doctor911 strengthens emergency response with the launch of its ALS ambulance at Oberoi Mall, Mumbai, led by Dr Narendra Vankar & Dr Bhavya Vankar The Doctor911 ALS ambulance service ensures rapid medical assistance with a turnaround time of under 10 minutes, supported by Quantums emergency command system and its pan-India network of over 200 Occupational Health Centres (OHCs) across corporate, industrial, and retail environments. India continues to face a significant gap in emergency ambulance availability compared to developed healthcare systems. Current estimates indicate that India operates 18,00020,000 ambulances for a population of 1.4 billion, while the United States runs over 50,000 ambulances for just 330 million - highlighting the urgent need to expand Indias emergency-care capabilities at scale. As part of its global strategy, Doctor911 is expanding into the UAE and exploring opportunities in the US , supported by MediLocker Quantums secure, portable health-data layer that ensures a patients medical records travel with them. This allows Doctor911 to deliver seamless, informed care for employees, travellers, and NRI families across borders. Doctor911 is evolving into a global connected-care platform. With our expansion into the UAE and exploratory entry into the US, our aim is to ensure coordinated, high-quality care for Indians and NRIs wherever they are , said Dr. Narendra Vankar , Founder & CEO, Quantum. Quantum also continues to strengthen Indias workplace healthcare ecosystem a pillar governed by the Factories Act, 1948, which mandates employers to safeguard the health, safety, and environment of workers. Corporate India increasingly recognises that the cost of non-compliance is 10x the cost of compliance. To support this compliance-driven need, Quantum has built a cross-functional corporate health team, backed by standardised SOPs and smart digital software, converting traditional OHCs into smart clinics capable of delivering faster, more accurate, and data-backed care. For corporates, factories and large industrial operations, immediate medical readiness is critical. Through our OHC network, on-site medical teams and now ALS ambulances under Doctor911, we are elevating workforce health and emergency response. Our experienced corporate doctors also conduct all training, knowledge transfer and detailed slice-and-dice analysis of employee health data, offering deep insights into organisational wellbeing , said Dr. Bhavya Vankar , Co-Founder & Director, Quantum. Founded by Dr. Narendra Vankar and Dr. Bhavya Vankar, both MBBS, AFIH-qualified occupational health specialists, Quantum Corp today serves over 500 corporate groups across sectors. The company is distinguished by its direct medical service delivery model delivering preventive, curative, and emergency care on-site at workplaces, supported by qualified doctors and trained medical teams.
Apple India posts 16 pc profit growth, 18 pc revenue jump in FY25
Apple Indias profit grew 16 pc to Rs 3,196 crore in FY25 while revenue rose 18 pc to Rs 79,378 crore, supported by higher operational income and increased employee spending, regulatory filings show
PayU gets RBI clearance for unified online, offline and cross-border payment aggregation
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], PayU, India's leading diversified fintech platform, has received integrated authorization from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to operate as a Payment Aggregator across online, offline (physical) and cross-border transactions, including both Inward and Outward, under the Payment and Settlement Systems (PSS) Act. This approval enables PayU to offer secure, compliant, and seamless payment acceptance, settlement and cross-border solutions for merchants across channels.
