IMD Issues Red Alert for Mumbai, Raigad After Heavy Rain
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Mumbai is under a Red Alert with the IMD forecasting intense rainfall and the BMC urging residents to stay indoors. A significant 4.19-metre high tide is expected this afternoon, potentially worsening flooding in low-lying areas. Despite heavy downpours, which have already accounted for 74% of July's average rainfall, normal life has largely continued, with no casualties reported.
Railway ministry postpones formal launch of bullet train tunneling work amid Mumbai rains
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Mumbais Local Train Services Uninterrupted Amid Heavy Rainfall
Mumbai, July 5: Despite the heavy downpour in the economic capital of the country, Mumbai, on Saturday, the Western Railways suburban and long-distance train services continued to operate normally. Vinay Abhishek, the Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of Western Railway, stated that extensive preparations made before the monsoon and the deployment of dedicated staff at ... Read more Mumbais Local Train Services Uninterrupted Amid Heavy Rainfall
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Responsible Social Media: Time To Scroll With Conscience
In an age of instant outrage, the share button carries more power than we admit There was a time when news travelled slowly in Kashmir. A rumour would move from one chai shop to another, from the masjid courtyard to a village lane, taking hours or days to harden into fact. Today, the same rumour can reach lakhs of people in minutes. One forward in a WhatsApp group, one tweet, one reel on Instagram and a half truth begins to shape real lives, real emotions, and sometimes real violence. This is the age of social media, and we are living inside its constant storm. For many in Kashmir, social media has been a lifeline. It has connected families across borders and continents, given a voice to the unheard, and allowed local stories to reach global audiences. Yet, alongside this empowerment runs a darker current: misinformation, trolling, character assassination, and the slow erosion of trust in institutions and in each other. The question before us is simple but urgent: will we allow social media to shape us irresponsibly, or will we learn to use it with conscience and care? From window to weapon At its best, social media is a window: a way to view the world beyond our limited surroundings. A student in Baramulla can follow lectures from professors in Delhi or London. An artisan in downtown Srinagar can find customers in Mumbai or Dubai. A local environmentalist can document the shrinking of the Dal Lake and inspire others to act. These are real gains, and we cannot wish them away. But the same platforms can easily become weapons. An edited clip taken out of context can tarnish a persons reputation. A fake quote attributed to a leader can deepen communal fault lines. A sensational headline, designed only to attract clicks, can drown out sober analysis and patient reporting. We have seen how quickly anger builds online, and how slowly it recedes. The problem is not technology itself; it is the way we, as users, choose to behave on it. Social media does not think; it only amplifies what we feed into it. When we reward noise over nuance, hatred over humility, and speed over accuracy, we become active participants in our own poisoning. The illusion of consequence free speech One of the biggest illusions social media creates is that words have no consequences. Behind a screen and a username, it feels easy to mock, insult, spread rumours, or casually forward unverified claims. The person on the other side of the screen becomes an abstract idea, not a human being with a family, a career, and a fragile sense of dignity. In our society, where honour and respect carry deep meaning, an irresponsible post can be devastating. A single allegation, even without proof, can cling to someones name for years. Young people, already navigating intense academic and social pressures, can be pushed into anxiety and depression by online bullying and constant comparison. We often speak of azadi-e-bayan freedom of expression but rarely about zimmedari-e-bayan responsibility of expression. The two must go together. Freedom does not mean the right to harm others with lies, half truths, and cruel jokes. In the physical world, we understand this clearly. We know we cannot walk into a crowded market and shout fire just to watch the chaos. Yet online, we too easily accept equivalent behaviour as just a joke or just a forward. The epidemic of the just a forward mindset Perhaps the most dangerous phrase of our time is: I only forwarded it. It is the perfect excuse and the perfect escape. By hiding behind it, we refuse to take ownership of what we circulate. But forwarding is not a neutral act. When we click share, we are putting our personal stamp on information. Friends, family, and colleagues often trust a message precisely because it came from someone they know. That trust is a precious social currency. To waste it on unverified content is more than laziness; it is a form of betrayal. Responsible social media use begins with a simple discipline: pause before you forward. Ask basic questions. Who is the source? Is there any credible reporting behind this claim? Does the message use excessive emotion, insult, or fear to push you into reacting? Is it attacking a community, a person, or an institution without real evidence? If the answer is unclear, the most responsible choice is often not to share at all. When anger becomes entertainment Another troubling trend is the way anger has been turned into entertainment. Platforms reward engagement likes, comments, shares and nothing draws engagement faster than outrage. As a result, the loudest, most aggressive voices often rise to the top of our feeds. We have normalised public shaming and humiliation as if they are harmless spectacles. A minor mistake by a public figure, a teacher, or even an ordinary citizen can trigger an avalanche of insults, memes, and abuse. People join these online mobs not always because they truly care about justice, but because it feels thrilling to be part of something dramatic. Yet what gets lost in this theatre of anger is any hope of genuine dialogue. There is no space for nuance, for apology, for second chances. Once a person is declared guilty by the court of social media, no explanation seems sufficient. In such a climate, many choose silence over participation. The cost of speaking, especially for those already marginalised, feels too high. A healthy society must find ways to express disagreement without dehumanising the other. Our history and culture are rich with traditions of debate, poetry, and argument. We can disagree sharply while still recognising the humanity of those we oppose. Social media, used responsibly, can revive that spirit. Used recklessly, it reduces us to angry caricatures shouting into the void. Protecting the young mind The heaviest price of irresponsible social media is often paid by the young. Teenagers and children are growing up in a world where likes and followers can become measures of self worth. The pressure to appear perfect online always happy, always successful, always beautiful is relentless. In a place like Kashmir, where young people already face many social challenges, the additional burden of online performance can be overwhelming. Cyberbullying, anonymous harassment, and the spread of intimate or doctored images are not abstract issues; they are real threats to the mental health and safety of our youth. Parents, teachers, and community leaders cannot afford to treat social media as a private playground where adults have no role. Conversations about digital ethics, privacy, and consent must become as common as conversations about studies or career choices. Young people need not only access to technology, but also guidance on how to use it with wisdom. The role of media and institutions It is easy to place all responsibility on individual users, but institutions, too, must look inward. Media organisations that chase clicks through sensational headlines, unverified breaking news, or inflammatory opinion pieces contribute to the chaos. When established outlets mirror the worst instincts of social media, they surrender the credibility that once set them apart. Institutions whether governmental, educational, or religious often struggle with how to engage online. Some remain silent, allowing rumours to flourish. Others respond with heavy handed attempts at control, which only deepen mistrust. What is needed instead is a commitment to transparency and credible communication. When institutions explain decisions clearly, provide timely updates, and correct their own mistakes publicly, they help build a healthier information environment. In such a space, rumours have less room to breathe. Towards a culture of digital responsibility Responsible social media is not a new app we can download; it is a culture we must build, click by click. That culture begins with individual choices but must be reinforced by families, schools, religious bodies, media houses, and civil society. Some steps are simple, almost obvious: Verify before you share. Refuse to participate in online abuse, even when you dislike the target. Teach children and younger relatives about privacy, consent, and the risks of oversharing. Support platforms and pages that prioritise accuracy and civility over drama. Take regular breaks from the endless scroll to reconnect with real conversations and real surroundings. None of this requires a law or a regulation. It requires a decision: to treat our digital actions as moral actions, not casual gestures. A shared responsibility Kashmir has known the cost of careless words spoken in anger and suspicion. We understand, perhaps more than many, how quickly narratives can harden and how slowly wounds can heal. In such a landscape, the way we use social media is not a small matter; it is a question tied to our social fabric, our mental health, and our democratic future. The smartphone in our hand is both a mirror and a megaphone. It reflects who we are and amplifies what we choose to send into the world. The choice before us is stark: do we add to the noise, or do we become custodians of a more thoughtful, compassionate conversation? Responsible social media does not mean silence. It means speaking with care, listening with patience, and remembering that behind every profile is a person. In an age where a single post can travel farther than a lifetime of spoken words, that reminder may be the most important responsibility of all. ( The Author is a Columnist and Postdoc Researcher)
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Amid heavy rains, five Mumbai-bound flights diverted to nearby airports
Mumbai was heavily disrupted on Saturday as torrential rains and limited visibility resulted in five flights being rerouted, including three operated by IndiGo and two by Air India. Ultimately, four of these flights managed to return to their original destinations. The severe weather conditions also triggered widespread flooding and infrastructure damage, causing major disturbances in the citys daily routine.
Roads Flooded, Trains Delayed As Mumbai Get 200 mm Rain In 12 Hours
Torrential downpours battered Mumbai on Saturday, with several parts of the city receiving nearly 200 mm of rains in 12 hours, inundating low-lying areas, triggering road cave-ins, tree falls and house collapses, and disrupting road and rail traffic.
'Aamir must have respected his ex-wives so much for them to be comfortable about him moving on'
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Main Vaapas Ayunga feels like Mumbai rains on a parched landscape
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IMD issues red alert in Mumbai, Thane amid heavy downpour; Ram Mandir area records 206.5 mm rainfall
Mumbai and Thane are under a red alert as heavy rainfall causes widespread waterlogging. Significant rainfall has been recorded across the city, with areas like Andheri Subway experiencing severe inundation. Authorities are urging citizens to avoid non-essential travel and to stay away from the seafront. Rescue teams are deployed, and efforts are underway to clear traffic and address the waterlogging issues, including a permanent solution for the Andheri Subway.
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Mumbai police arrest 6 in cyber scam racket; seize ATM cards, cheque books and SIMs
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Metro snag, heavy rain disrupt Mumbai rail services; waterlogging, poor visibility reported
Mumbai commuters faced significant delays on Saturday due to a technical issue on Metro Line 2A and rain-induced disruptions on suburban railways. While Metro services operated on a single line between Dahisar East and Kandarpada, causing longer waits, suburban trains on both Western and Central lines experienced delays of 20-25 minutes due to waterlogging and poor visibility. Despite heavy showers, train services largely continued without major suspensions.
Mumbai police suspend licences of 11 orchestra bars over obscenity, rule violations
Mumbai police have cracked down on 11 orchestra bars, suspending their licenses for a month. Accused of obscene gestures, inappropriate eye contact, and flouting license conditions, establishments like Senorita, Sapphire, and Blue Diamond in south Mumbai, along with others in Andheri, Dahisar, and Malad, face this stern action. Authorities have warned of further strict measures for any future violations.
Woman delivers baby aboard moving local train near Thane station
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Mumbai is experiencing relentless heavy rainfall, prompting actor Jackie Shroff to urge residents to prioritize safety and take precautions, sharing a video of waterlogged streets. Meanwhile, actor Kshitij Dholakia thankfully escaped unharmed after a large tree fell on his car during the downpour. He expressed gratitude for the swift assistance from Mumbai Police and the fire brigade.
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Landslides, waterlogging and fallen trees in Pune as rains lash parts of city
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Lohagad Fort murder: Court denies further police custody of Siya and Chetan
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Rare video: Shoaib Malik reunites with son Izhaan Mirza Malik
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PM Modi inaugurates CG Semi chip plant in Sanand, Gujarat
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Indian Womens Deaf Cricket Team Set For Historic First International T20 Tour To Sri Lanka
T20 International Deaf Cricket Series: The Indian Deaf Womens Cricket Team is about to make history by starting their first international T20 tour to Sri Lanka this week. This significant tour will be the deaf womens teams debut in international womens cricket and will pave the way for future developments in deaf cricket in India. Before the historic five-match T20 International Deaf Cricket Series, the Indian team revealed their jersey in New Delhi. The event was attended by Sumit Jain, President of the Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA), Sunny Singh, IAS DM of New Delhi (the chief guest), and Guest of Honour Ashok Sharma, Secretary of DDCA, along with Ravi Chauhan, Secretary of DCCI and Member of the BCCI Differently Abled Cricket Committee. Speaking on the occasion, Sumit Jain said, This Sri Lanka tour is a defining chapter for Indian deaf cricket. For so many years, our women cricketers have trained and played away from the international spotlight, driven purely by love for the game of cricket. With this tour, they will walk onto the global stage as Indias ambassadors. IDCA has always believed in equal opportunity, and this tour proves that talent knows no boundaries. I congratulate all the players on this historic feat and for building a legacy for the next generation of deaf cricketers. Commenting about the landmark moment, former Indian Womens Cricket team Captain Daina Edulji said, It is a significant milestone for India that our hearing-impaired girls have got their first international call-up, Cricket belongs to everyone! Youve broken barriers just by getting here and we all are very proud of you. I have personally witnessed your game as your chief guest, playing in Mumbai, the T 10 deaf tournament, the calibre & sportsmanship of these women players impressed me! Now its time to just go and show the world what Indian women cricketers can do on the field. Wishing you all, all the best, Jai Hind! Echoing their sentiment, Kajal Dhawan, Captain, Indian Womens Deaf Cricket Team, added, This is a historic moment for us. Going to Sri Lanka for our first international T20 tour is not just about playing cricket, its about proving that hearing is not a barrier to passion, skill, or representing our country. Every player in this team has worked tirelessly and we will be carrying the hopes of every girl in India who dreams of wearing the blue jersey. The Indian Womens Deaf Cricket Team will compete in five T20 matches at De Soysa Park International Cricket Stadium in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, from July 7 to July 13, 2026. Indian Womens Team: Kajal Dhawan (c & wk), Needa Zabi Shaikh (vc), Pratima Mishra (wk), Aakansha Kanasiya, Reddy Jyoshna, Dipti Rani Sahoo, Shraddha Vaishnav, Sangeetha, Sukanya K. S., Ruby Yadav, Chandani Khan, Priyanshi Dixit, D. Kanthamma, Priyanka Saini, Anjali The Indian Womens Deaf Cricket Team will compete in five T20 matches at De Soysa Park International Cricket Stadium in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, from July 7 to July 13, 2026. Also Read: Live Cricket Score These historic events highlight Indias expanding role in advocating for inclusive cricket and offering a global stage for deaf women athletes. Article Source: IANS
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8th pay commission: The panel will visit various railway departments in Mumbai to gain firsthand experience of employees' working conditions. On the agenda is observation of daily operations, duties and job risks.
Mumbai monsoon can't slow Vicky Kaushal down; actor says 'no days off'
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Emraan Hashmi: I waited 3 hrs outside her van, want to apologise
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The IMD has issued a red alert for Mumbai and Thane.
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Rathi set to become first Indian woman umpire to officiate in Women's WC final
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Mumbai BJP chief faces flak over remarks on monsoon-related deaths in city
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Videos: First glimpse of Aamir Khans wedding celebrations
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Mumbai BJP president Ameet Satam faces severe backlash after a video surfaced showing him smiling while discussing recent monsoon-related deaths. Opposition leaders, including Sanjay Raut and Varsha Gaikwad, condemned his remarks as insensitive and lacking humanity. Satam claims his comments were taken out of context, explaining he was referencing his assembly speeches. However, leaders like Aaditya Thackeray and Raj Thackeray have demanded action, calling his behavior disgraceful.
Mumbai schools, colleges closed for afternoon session today as IMD issues red alert for heavy rain
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Smile amid monsoon deaths? Mumbai's BJP chief Ameet Satam faces backlash
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Did Sussanne Khan get Rs 400 crore alimony from Hrithik Roshan?
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BMC Orders School Closures Amid Red Alert For Heavy Rainfall In Mumbai
BMC ordered closure of all schools and colleges for Friday afternoon after IMD issued a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall in Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
IMD issues red alert for Mumbai, schools and colleges shut
Mumbai is under a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall, prompting authorities to close schools and colleges for the afternoon session on July 4. Residents are urged to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary. The city has already experienced significant rainfall, with forecasts indicating continued intense showers and strong winds. High tides are also expected, adding to the potential for disruption.
Mumbai rains: BMC orders closure of schools, colleges for afternoon session on Saturday
Mumbai school holiday: Mumbai is under a Red Alert as the India Meteorological Department forecasts intense rain spells. In response, all schools and colleges will close for the afternoon session today, July 4, 2026. The BMC urges residents to venture out only if absolutely necessary, prioritizing safety amidst the severe weather warning for Mumbai, Raigad, Thane, and Palghar.
The first phase of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train, from Surat to Bilimora, is slated for a 2027 inauguration, with nearly 80% of the project complete. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw also announced the inauguration of India's third semiconductor plant today, a significant milestone after decades of effort. Additionally, infrastructure upgrades for Ahmedabad's railway facilities, including underpasses and station redevelopment, were highlighted.
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SRK rolled on floor laughing: Farah relive hilarious BTS moment
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Salman Khans ex reacts to Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratts wedding
Mumbai: Former actress and Salman Khans ex-girlfriend Somy Ali has reacted to Aamir Khans wedding with Gauri Spratt, scheduled to take place on July 5. She shared a heartfelt message for the couple, saying it is never too late to choose happiness. Extending her best wishes, Ali expressed hope that they embark on a joyful 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 .
Tree crashes onto road near flower market in Mumbai; no injuries reported
A large tree toppled onto a road near Dadar's Meenatai Thackeray Flower Market in the early hours of Saturday, causing traffic disruption. Emergency services, including the fire brigade and BMC officials, swiftly responded to clear the obstruction. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident, and efforts are underway to fully restore normal movement on the affected route.
Mumbai's annual monsoon test has begun with the season's first heavy downpour, exposing civic unpreparedness. Tragic incidents, including a boy's death from a fallen tree and a man drowning in an open manhole, have marred the arrival of the rains. Commuters faced disruptions, with social media buzzing about flooded roads and delayed trains, highlighting the city's ongoing struggle with its monsoon challenges.
Mumbai weather: IMD issues 'red alert' as financial capital braces for heavy rains
Mumbai rains today: The financial capital of India is under a red alert as the IMD forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall and gusty winds up to 60 kmph. The city has already seen over 100 mm of rain in many areas within 24 hours, with Bandra and Vikhroli recording the highest amounts. Despite operational public transport, commuters are experiencing delays on local train services. High tides are also anticipated.
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Mumbai Braces for Heavy Rains as IMD Issues Red Alert
Civic officials said that while the metropolis recorded over 100 mm of rain in several parts over the last 24 hours, public transport remains operational
Vidit Gujrathi Exclusive: 'India is a chess powerhouse but still far from becoming esports hub'
Ahead of the India Rising: Road to EWC Chess LAN Finals in Mumbai on Saturday, Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi spoke to TimesofIndia.com about his journey through the qualifiers, India's growing stature in world chess, and the evolving relationship between chess and esports. Reflecting on a near-elimination scare, Vidit backed India's dedicated EWC pathway and expressed his determination to secure a place at the Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris.
Theres no Vikas without Vishwas
A city becomes truly modern only when it protects its peoples lives. More than anything else, Mumbaikars want to trust those in power to ensure that they can step out and return home without fear every day
Govt removes three Chinese apps linked to e-vehicle shutdowns
The government has ordered the removal of three Chinese apps allegedly used to remotely disable battery-operated vehicles
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to launch Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train tunnel work
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw will launch the first tunnel boring operation for India's inaugural bullet train project on Sunday. Two massive German-made tunnel boring machines, imported from China, will construct a 20.37-km tunnel, including a 7-km undersea stretch, for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor. This marks a significant milestone for the ambitious project.
Former DMK minister held over alleged remarks against CM Vijay
Former DMK minister Anitha R Radhakrishnan was arrested after the Madras High Court rejected his anticipatory bail plea
New AI method helps drones detect failures before crashes
Researchers have developed an AI-based system that enables drones to detect early signs of failure and adapt before losing control
