The Times of India

Modular origami is gaining popularity in Mumbai. Workshops are drawing enthusiasts seeking a meditative and creative outlet. People are rediscovering childhood joys and appreciating the science behind complex geometric structures. Mumbaikars are embracing these interactive experiences, finding beauty and purpose in transforming paper. The craft fosters human connection and community.

Reliance, Shapoorji, JSW Deposit Rs 175 Crore For Bid

Maharashtra Cyber has successfully detained Adiraj Rajendra Bait, a seller operating on Telegram, accused of distributing disturbing Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material. Thanks to a strategic digital surveillance operation that included tracing a UPI ID, authorities managed to pinpoint Bait's location and confiscate his mobile device. Forensic analysis has verified the existence of exploitative materials intended for illegal distribution.

The NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) has accused the Mahayuti government of a massive financial blunder in the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana. Allegations suggest over 80 lakh ineligible beneficiaries, including men and income taxpayers, received funds, potentially costing the state Rs 24,300 crore due to lax verification. The party demands accountability for this alleged misuse of public money.

Mumbai's art scene celebrated the inauguration of 'The Gold Dynasty' exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery, featuring a diverse collection of over 150 paintings and sculptures. Renowned singer Anuradha Paudwal inaugurated the event, which showcased contemporary Indian art, highlighting cultural richness and artistic expression across various genres and mediums.

KASHISH Pride Film Festival's 17th edition launched at Liberty Cinema, celebrating queer visibility. The event honored Konkona Sensharma with the Rainbow Voices Award for her impactful roles and the Aravani Art Project with the Rainbow Champion Award for amplifying transgender voices. The festival continues until June 7, showcasing global queer cinema and discussions.