Paper leak protests hit Pune as Maratha quota stir looms in Maharashtra
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Ketan Agrawal murder: Friend of accused Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary held
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MPSC Protest: Pune Aspirants Demand Chairperson
Thousands of MPSC aspirants marched in Pune demanding transparency and accountability after alleged paper leaks, evaluation errors and other recruitment irregularities.
Fortuner Driver Blocks Pune Highway to Film Viral Reel
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Video of Bhatghar Dam in Pune Falsely Shared To Show the Gandak Barrage
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Sitting on fence: Sanjay Raut targets Fadnavis over Maharashtra DJ noise row
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MPSC exam paper leak: Aspirants protest in Pune; Oppn extends support
A large number of MPSC aspirants staged a protest march in Pune on Monday, demanding transparency in the recruitment process and action against the alleged paper leaks and irregularities in various examinations. The protesters demanded the resignation of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) chairman and secretary and the immediate appointment of officers with a clean image to the posts. The march began at Omkareshwar Temple Chowk and proceeded to the Pune District Collectorate, where protesters raised demands related to the functioning of the MPSC and examination procedures. NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar and Congress legislator Vishwajit Kadam joined the protesters, extending support to their demands. Pawar said the government must fulfil the protesters' demands. The protesters demanded that the commission provide, within eight days, an explanation on objections raised about the Drug Inspector (Group-B) examination and initiate an inquiry into alleged irregularities. Amo
Customer pulls out rubber band from food in Pune restaurant, users tag authorities
Customer pulls out rubber band from food in Pune restaurant users tag authorities
MPSC exam paper leak: Aspirants protest in Pune; NCP (SP), Cong leaders back agitation
MPSC aspirants marched in Pune demanding transparency and action against alleged paper leaks. They called for the resignation of the MPSC chairman and secretary. Protesters sought an inquiry into the Drug Inspector exam and evaluation errors. They also demanded a forensic audit of examinations and public disclosure of reports.
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Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) Recruitment 2026 for posts of 8 Veterinary Officer, Technical Assistant and More. Candidates with BCA, BDS, B.Sc, B.Tech/ B.E, MBBS, BAMS, BPT, BHMS, M.Sc, M.E/ M.Tech, MBA/PGDM, MCA, MVSC, M.Phil/ Ph.D, MS/ MD, DMLT, MPH, BMLT Can Apply Offline. The Offline application opens on 28-08-2026, and closes on 15-09-2026. The candidate shall apply Offline through PMC website, pmc.gov.in.
Satara marathon tragedy: Punes retired scientist dies after cardiac arrest
The Satara Hill Half Marathon, considered one of the toughest in the country for its steep climb and sharp descent in the Western Ghats, was held on Sunday, with 7,700 runners completing the 21.1-km course, they said
MPSC students hold protest March in Pune, demand probe into exam irregularities
A large number of students gathered near the Omkareshwar Temple in the morning. The protest march proceeded towards the Pune District Collectors Office in the presence of Baramati MP Supriya Sule and MLA Rohit Pawar
Pune Scientist Dies After Cardiac Arrest In Satara Marathon
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ARI Pune Junior Research Fellow Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Agharkar Research Institute Pune (ARI Pune) Recruitment 2026 for 1 post of Junior Research Fellow. Candidates with M.Sc Can Apply Online. The online application opens on 04-09-2026, and closes on 15-09-2026. The candidate shall apply online through ARI Pune official website aripune.res.in.
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3.1 lakh without power in Pune after explosion, fire at electricity substation
lakh without power in Pune after explosion fire at electricity substation
Maharashtra Ministers call for DJ-free festivals citing health hazards
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The march proceeded to the Pune Municipal Corporation headquarters: Reports
IFFJK 2026 to bring together eminent jury of acclaimed film makers, cinema professionals
Srinagar, Sep 6 (IANS) The first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK)2026 beginning on Monday is set to witness the coming together of an exceptional panel of filmmakers, cinematographers, sound designers, curators, producers and educators from India and abroad, reflecting the festival's commitment to showcasing cinema of the highest artistic and creative standards. The festival will also bring together Padma Shri awardee Director and Producer Ramesh Sippy, known for blockbuster movie 'Sholay' as well as son of the soil, Director, Producer, screenwriter and editor, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, known for films like '3 Idiots', 'PK', 'Mission Kashmir' as special guests. The maiden edition of IFFJK has brought an eminent jury comprising Santosh Sivan, Dorothee Wenner, Keiko Bang and Himansu Sekhar Khatua together, professionals whose distinguished careers span Indian and international cinema, documentary filmmaking, film curation, production, cinematography, sound design and film education. The composition of the jury brings together diverse cinematic perspectives and considerable international experience, adding prestige and credibility to the first edition of the festival. Santosh Sivan, an acclaimed Indian cinematographer, filmmaker, producer and actor, is a founding member of the Indian Society of Cinematographers (ISC). An FTII alumnus and among the most awarded Directors of Photography in India, he became the first cinematographer from the Asia-Pacific region to join the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC). His celebrated body of work includes 'The Terrorist', for which he received international recognition, and his contribution to world cinema was further acknowledged with the Pierre Angenieux Tribute at the Cannes Film Festival in 2024. Sivan has also served in several prestigious international jury capacities, including as Chairperson of the Best Debut Director of Indian Panorama Jury at IFFI 2024, besides serving on the International Jury of the Chennai Film Festival and the New Currents Jury at the Busan International Film Festival. Adding a strong international and cross-cultural dimension to the jury is Dorothee Wenner, a German filmmaker, curator, writer and journalist renowned for her contribution to international cinema and cultural exchange. Associated with the Berlin International Film Festival since 1990, Wenner has served as a programmer and delegate for India and Sub-Saharan Africa. She was also associated with the Berlinale Talent Campus, serving as its Director for the 2006 and 2008 editions. A founding jury member of the Africa Movie Academy Awards and an experienced international film curator, Wenner has worked extensively with feature films and filmmakers from India, Africa and Germany. Her filmmaking and curatorial work includes Peace Mission, Drama Consult and Kinshasa Collection. She is widely recognised for building cross-cultural collaborations and championing emerging voices in world cinema. Keiko Bang Keiko Bang, a Japanese media entrepreneur, documentary filmmaker, producer and international curator, brings more than three decades of experience in the global media industry to IFFJK. As founder and CEO of Bang Singapore Pte. Ltd., she has produced more than 50 award-winning documentaries, including 'Zheng He: Emperor of the Seas', 'Guge: The Lost Kingdom of Tibet and Secrets of the Samurai'. A leading advocate of international co-productions across Asia, Bang has worked with governments, broadcasters and media organisations in more than 25 countries. Her extensive experience in documentary production, international programming and film curation has seen her serve on juries and selection committees of major international film festivals. She served as a Jury Member at MIFF 2024 and was appointed to the Institutional National Selection Committee at MIFF 2026. She has also served as a primary coordinator and selection leader for the premier factual programming forum of Asian Side of Doc. Sriram Raghavan is an acclaimed Indian filmmaker and screenwriter known for his distinctive neo-noir style and gripping action thrillers. Born on 22 June 1963, he has directed critically acclaimed films including 'Ek Hasina Thi', 'Johnny Gaddaar', 'Agent Vinod', 'Badlapur' and 'Andhadhun'. Renowned for his sharp storytelling, atmospheric visuals and complex characters, Raghavan is regarded as one of the leading auteurs of contemporary Hindi cinema. Completing the distinguished panel is Himansu Sekhar Khatua, a National Film Award-winning filmmaker, director, educator and journalist with a strong record of contribution to Indian cinema and film education. An alumnus of FTII Pune, Khatua has directed acclaimed films, including Shunya Swaropa and Ishanu, besides several award-winning regional productions. He has also served as faculty member and mentor, influencing successive generations of filmmakers through teaching and practical engagement. Khatua has served as Director of Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI) and has previously been associated with prestigious film juries, including the Indian Panorama Feature Films Jury at IFFI 2024 and the Kautik International Film Festival 2021, where he served on the Features Award Jury. The eminent Jury of acclaimed filmmakers and cinema professionals reflects the global spirit of first IFFJK. The diversity and stature of the proposed jury underline the vision behind the first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir, which seeks to create a meaningful platform for cinematic excellence, cultural dialogue and international exchange. With expertise ranging from cinematography and sound design to documentary filmmaking, film curation, production, direction and education, the jury represents multiple dimensions of contemporary cinema. Their collective experience across prestigious film festivals and international institutions is expected to bring nuanced, independent and globally informed perspectives to the evaluation of films at IFFJK. The presence of such distinguished cinematic personalities is also expected to strengthen Jammu and Kashmir's emergence as a vibrant destination for filmmakers, artists, storytellers and cinephiles from across India and the world. The 1st International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK), being organised by Jammu and Kashmir's Department of Information and Public Relations, is envisioned as a landmark cultural initiative that celebrates the universal language of cinema while providing a platform for established as well as emerging filmmakers to connect, collaborate and share their stories with a wider audience. With an accomplished jury, a diverse cinematic programme and participation from the wider film community, IFFJK 2026 is poised to mark a significant new chapter in Jammu and Kashmir's cinematic journey.
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Dahi Handi: 31 Pune Ganapati Mandals say no to DJs
In Pune, 31 prominent Ganapati mandals celebrated a DJ-free Dahi Handi, advocating for traditional instruments over high-decibel sound systems for upcoming festivals like Ganeshotsav. This initiative, led by Punit Balan, aims to preserve Maharashtra's cultural heritage and reduce noise pollution, gaining support from around 200 mandals and the Chief Minister.
IFFJK 2026 to bring together eminent jury of acclaimed filmmakers, cinema professionals
Srinagar, Sep 6: The 1st International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK)2026 is set to witness the coming together of an exceptional panel of filmmakers, cinematographers, sound designers, curators, producers and educators from India and abroad, reflecting the festivals commitment to showcasing cinema of the highest artistic and creative standards. The festival will also bring together Padma Shri awardee Director and Producer, Ramesh Sippy, known for blockbuster movie Sholay as well as son of the soil, director, producer, screenwriter and editor, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, known for films like 3 Idiots, PK, Mission Kashmir , as special guests. The maiden edition of IFFJK has brought an eminent jury comprising Santosh Sivan, Dorothee Wenner, Keiko Bang and Himansu Sekhar Khatua together, professionals whose distinguished careers span Indian and international cinema, documentary filmmaking, film curation, production, cinematography, sound design and film education. The composition of the jury brings together diverse cinematic perspectives and considerable international experience, adding prestige and credibility to the first edition of the festival. Santosh Sivan An acclaimed Indian cinematographer, filmmaker, producer and actor, Santosh Sivan is a founding member of the Indian Society of Cinematographers (ISC). An FTII alumnus and among the most awarded Directors of Photography in India, he became the first cinematographer from the Asia-Pacific region to join the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC). His celebrated body of work includes The Terrorist, for which he received international recognition, and his contribution to world cinema was further acknowledged with the Pierre Angnieux Tribute at the Cannes Film Festival in 2024. Sivan has also served in several prestigious international jury capacities, including as Chairperson of the Best Debut Director of Indian Panorama Jury at IFFI 2024, besides serving on the International Jury of the Chennai Film Festival and the New Currents Jury at the Busan International Film Festival. Dorothee Wenner Adding a strong international and cross-cultural dimension to the jury is Dorothee Wenner, a German filmmaker, curator, writer and journalist renowned for her contribution to international cinema and cultural exchange. Associated with the Berlin International Film Festival since 1990, Wenner has served as a programmer and delegate for India and Sub-Saharan Africa. She was also associated with the Berlinale Talent Campus, serving as its Director for the 2006 and 2008 editions. A founding jury member of the Africa Movie Academy Awards and an experienced international film curator, Wenner has worked extensively with feature films and filmmakers from India, Africa and Germany. Her filmmaking and curatorial work includes Peace Mission, Drama Consult and Kinshasa Collection. She is widely recognised for building cross-cultural collaborations and championing emerging voices in world cinema. Keiko Bang Keiko Bang, a Japanese media entrepreneur, documentary filmmaker, producer and international curator, brings more than three decades of experience in the global media industry to IFFJK. As founder and CEO of Bang Singapore Pte. Ltd., she has produced more than 50 award-winning documentaries, including Zheng He: Emperor of the Seas, Guge: The Lost Kingdom of Tibet and Secrets of the Samurai. A leading advocate of international co-productions across Asia, Bang has worked with governments, broadcasters and media organisations in more than 25 countries. Her extensive experience in documentary production, international programming and film curation has seen her serve on juries and selection committees of major international film festivals. She served as a Jury Member at MIFF 2024 and was appointed to the Institutional National Selection Committee at MIFF 2026. She has also served as a primary coordinator and selection leader for the premier factual programming forum of Asian Side of Doc. Sriram Raghavan Sriram Raghavan is an acclaimed Indian filmmaker and screenwriter known for his distinctive neo-noir style and gripping action thrillers. Born on 22 June 1963, he has directed critically acclaimed films including Ek Hasina Thi, Johnny Gaddaar, Agent Vinod, Badlapur and Andhadhun. Renowned for his sharp storytelling, atmospheric visuals and complex characters, Raghavan is regarded as one of the leading auteurs of contemporary Hindi cinema. Himansu Sekhar Khatua Completing the distinguished panel is Himansu Sekhar Khatua, a National Film Award-winning filmmaker, director, educator and journalist with a strong record of contribution to Indian cinema and film education. An alumnus of FTII, Pune, Khatua has directed acclaimed films including Shunya Swaropa and Ishanu, besides several award-winning regional productions. He has also served as faculty member and mentor, influencing successive generations of filmmakers through teaching and practical engagement. Khatua has served as Director of Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI) and has previously been associated with prestigious film juries, including the Indian Panorama Feature Films Jury at IFFI 2024 and the Kautik International Film Festival 2021, where he served on the Features Award Jury. The eminent Jury of acclaimed filmmakers and cinema professionals reflects the global spirit of 1st IFFJK. The diversity and stature of the proposed jury underline the vision behind the first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir, which seeks to create a meaningful platform for cinematic excellence, cultural dialogue and international exchange. With expertise ranging from cinematography and sound design to documentary filmmaking, film curation, production, direction and education, the jury represents multiple dimensions of contemporary cinema. Their collective experience across prestigious film festivals and international institutions is expected to bring nuanced, independent and globally informed perspectives to the evaluation of films at IFFJK. The presence of such distinguished cinematic personalities is also expected to strengthen Jammu and Kashmirs emergence as a vibrant destination for filmmakers, artists, storytellers and cinephiles from across India and the world. The 1st International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK), being organised by the Department of Information and Public Relations, Jammu and Kashmir, is envisioned as a landmark cultural initiative that celebrates the universal language of cinema while providing a platform for established as well as emerging filmmakers to connect, collaborate and share their stories with a wider audience. With an accomplished jury, a diverse cinematic programme and participation from the wider film community, IFFJK 2026 is poised to mark a significant new chapter in Jammu and Kashmirs cinematic journey.
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Chinas expansionist outlook warrants vigilance, preparedness: Arunachal Governor
Itanagar, Sep 5 (IANS) Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen K.T. Parnaik (Retd) on Saturday cautioned that Chinas contemporary strategic outlook continues to reflect expansionist tendencies, as evident from its territorial claims and assertive posturing along disputed borders. Addressing the PIC-CCAS China Conference-2026 at the Pune International Centre (PIC), the Governor, referring to Chinas claims over Arunachal Pradesh and areas in Ladakh, stressed that India must remain vigilant, united and prepared to safeguard its territorial integrity and national interests. Drawing upon his extensive military and strategic experience, the Governor described China as Indias civilisation neighbour, a nation with which India shares centuries of cultural and historical interactions. Lt Gen Parnaik (Retd) highlighted the remarkable transformation of China under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, noting its rise as a major economic, technological, and military power. He observed that China has systematically expanded its influence across Asia, Africa, and other regions through infrastructure investments, financial assistance, and initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). While acknowledging the scale of Chinas global outreach, the Governor stressed the need for countries in the region to carefully assess the strategic implications of such engagements. Focusing on Arunachal Pradesh, he underlined the states immense strategic significance as Indias eastern frontier. He stated that the people residing in border areas are vital stakeholders in national security and their presence, local knowledge, resilience, and commitment to the nation contribute significantly to border management and situational awareness. The Governor emphasised that empowered and prosperous border communities serve as the strongest guardians of the nations frontiers. He also highlighted the Government of Indias sustained efforts to strengthen infrastructure and connectivity in border regions through improved road networks, communication systems, and development initiatives. Such measures, he noted, not only enhance operational preparedness but also improve the quality of life of border residents, thereby reinforcing the nations security architecture. Underscoring the importance of informed strategic discourse, the Governor said that understanding Chinas evolving political, military, economic, and technological landscape is essential for shaping effective national policies. He called for greater collaboration among policymakers, scholars, strategic thinkers, and security experts to build a comprehensive understanding of emerging geopolitical realities and ensure that India remains prepared to meet future challenges with confidence and clarity. The conference featured insightful deliberations by eminent strategic thinkers and policymakers, including Jayadeva Ranade, President of CCAS; Dr Vijay Kelkar, Vice President of PIC; former Ambassador to Bhutan and China and former High Commissioner to Pakistan, Gautam Bambawale; and former Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Pande. Drawing upon their vast experience in diplomacy, governance, and national security, they shared valuable perspectives on Chinas evolving role, regional security dynamics, and the emerging geopolitical challenges and opportunities for India. The conference brought together leading scholars, policymakers, strategic analysts, and domain experts from across the country to deliberate on issues of profound national and regional significance. The discussions focused on key themes such as India-China bilateral relations and border dynamics, evolving military and security developments, emerging trade and economic trends, rapid advancements in technology, innovation, and the digital domain, and the changing geopolitical and strategic landscape of Asia.
Mumbai Dahi Handi 2026: BMC says 168 govindas injured during celebrations
Of those injured, 29 were admitted, 81 were under treatment and 58 had been discharged. The celebrations also turned tragic in Maharashtra, with a seven-year-old boy in Mumbai and a woman in Pune losing their lives in incidents linked to Dahi Handi events
Pune fort murder: Chetan's friend held; 3rd arrest in case
Pune Police have made a third arrest in the sensational Ketan Agarwal murder case, apprehending accused Chetan Choudhary's friend.
In Pune Fort Murder, A Third Arrest After Fiancee And Her Boyfriend
Ritesh Hinge, a friend of Chetan Chaudhary, was allegedly involved in planning the murder committed at the Lohagad Fort on June 18, when victim Ketan Agarwal was on a trekking trip with fiance Siya Goyal.
In a significant development, the Pune Police on Saturday arrested another accused in the Ketan Agarwal murder case. Police have arrested Ritesh Hange, a friend of the main accused Chetan Choudhary. According to police, Ritesh...
Ketan Agarwal murder: Friend of Chetan Choudhary held for conspiracy, custody till Sept 12
Pune police arrest Chetan's friend as third accused in Ketan Agrawal murder case
Pune police arrest Chetans friend as third accused in Ketan Agrawal murder case
Maharashtra Dahi Handi festivities leave woman dead, 42 injured
Mumbai: A 45-year-old woman was crushed to death under an iron frame in Pune, while at least 32 Govindas were injured during Dahi Handi celebrations in Mumbai and 10 in Thane, officials said on Saturday. Salma Salauddin Pathan, a resident of the Old Sangavi area in Pimpri Chinchwad suburb of Pune, died after a temporary 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 .
7-year-old boy dies during Dahi Handi celebration in Mumbai's Malad, another woman dies in Pune
In a shocking incident, a 7-year-old boy died during Dahi Handi celebration in Mumbai's Malad on Friday. The incident was reported when children were organising Dahi Handi celebration at Ekta Welfare Society in Chikuwari. The...
Dahi Handi festivities leave woman dead in Pune, 42 Govindas injured in Mumbai's Thane
Workers were dismantling the iron frame after the event organised by the Vighnaharta Mandal concluded, and a heavy portion fell on Pathan
