BJPs Countdown Begins: Bhai Jagatap Urges Politics to Stay Away from Athletes Issues
Mumbai, August 4: Senior Congress leader and Maharashtra Legislative Council (MLC) member Bhai Jagatap has responded to various issues, including Indias performance in the Commonwealth Games, comments from former boxer Vijender Singh, and the case involving former BJP MP Brijbhushan Sharan Singh. He also addressed the Bankipur by-election, the Ram Mandir donation controversy, the Siddhivinayak ... Read more BJPs Countdown Begins: Bhai Jagatap Urges Politics to Stay Away from Athletes Issues
Post-Deadline Fee Hikes Put Students, and Parents Under Financial Strain
SVKMs Pravin Gandhi College becomes first MU law institute to gets UGC autonomy
BMC plans software-based random transfers for engineers amid graft allegations
Kamala Mills fire: Court rejects Yug Tuli's travel plea over bail violation
Bombay HC raps Maharashtra govts obstinacy over pvt forest lands takeover
320km of Mumbais footpaths to be cleared under pedestrian first drive
Maharashtra Government Implements Digital-First Reforms for Administrative Services
Mumbai, August 4: The Maharashtra government has mandated five significant reforms under Process Re-engineering across all administrative departments. The goal is to eliminate the need for citizens to visit offices, streamline approval processes, and expedite access to government services. On Monday, the states Planning Department issued a Government Resolution (GR) outlining the Government Process Re-engineering ... Read more Maharashtra Government Implements Digital-First Reforms for Administrative Services
Defective copies of TET papers stolen from disposal box at printing press, find Maharashtra police
Accused Believed To Have Concealed Discarded Question Paper Copies In Their Shoes
Pothole shattered dream of a new home for Thane woman killed in Bhiwandi road accident
Relation consensual: Bombay HC; ghostbuster gets bail in minor rape case
Mumbai home burgled while family was away; jewellery, cash worth Rs 16 lakh and above stolen
Malaria, dengue cases more than doubled in July in Mumbai; leptospirosis, gastro spike
Vicco director Sumant Pendharkar passes away, Maharashtra leaders express grief
Maharashtra leaders remembered Pendharkar's contribution to the growth of the iconic Vicco brand and his role in promoting traditional Indian healthcare across the world
Police arrest passenger for smoking on Saudi-Mumbai flight
Sunetra Pawar receives Election Commission's notice over constitutional amendments in NCP
The Election Commission sent a notice to Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and chief of the Nationalist Congress Party, Sunetra Pawar, over the constitutional changes made by the party in February 2026. The EC has asked the party chief to submit documents related to the amendments made by the party to its constitution.
Mumbai content creator kidnapped, assaulted for posting videos against Chinese betting app; 4 held
In a shocking incident, Powai police detained four suspects connected to the kidnapping of a content creator who faced violent retaliation after criticizing a Chinese betting application online. Held for twelve hours in a vehicle, the victim was ultimately released. Remarkably, authorities unraveled the case within twenty-four hours of the report, but investigations persist into the involvement of three additional assailants.
Datia bypoll results: Congress wins by-election, CM Yadav accepts defeat
Yadav said, It is a different matter that we received 1,700 more votes than we did in the last Assembly election. The trust that the public places in us through elections and democracy reflects our own faith in the democratic process
Mumbai Universitys distance learners face result shock
Emergency action plans updated for 735 of 6,598 specified dams: Centre
Emergency action plans are updated for 735 of 6,598 specified dams nationwide. Maharashtra has the most dams, with 65 having updated emergency plans. Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat also have many dams with fewer updated plans. Assam and Nagaland have updated plans for all their dams. The National Dam Safety Authority maintains this dam information.
Security guards body found in water tank of Vile Parle bldg in Mumbai
The Bombay High Court has granted relief to 184 property owners by overturning State declarations that inaccurately labeled their lands as 'private forests,' a classification stemming from a decades-old law. Justices expressed dissatisfaction with the State for neglecting a Supreme Court ruling from 2014 on proper procedures. The court instructed the State to review ongoing cases and amend revenue records, thereby aiming to restore rightful ownership to the landowners.
Indore: Four arrested for arranging marriage of 15-year-old girl for Rs 3 lakh
The investigation began after the girl was reported missing from the Banganga police station limits, the official said. The alleged human trafficking racket was exposed based on the victim's statement and other evidence, he added
HC to FDA: Restobar became 100% compliance 2 weeks ago, why licence still suspended?
Directs Food Safety Regulator To Restore Licence, Seeks Data On Biz Losses
States can withdraw FIRs against student protesters: SC
Welcoming the apex court's observations, CJP chief spokesperson Saurav Das told reporters that the court had clarified that states, including Delhi and others, would be free to withdraw or close FIRs or file closure reports through the available legal procedures
Aarey CEO files dozen FIRs against slumlords
Trekker from Maharashtra slips and falls to his death at Khopoli waterfall
Trump announces fresh Iran talks amid Gulf mediation efforts
Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud spoke on the phone with Trump on Saturday and expressed concern and asked for clarity about the proposed plan of action against Iran, a US official told news outlet Axios
Bankipur bypoll results: Prashant Kishor wins from BJP's stronghold
His victory came against Neeraj Kumar, a BJP youth wing leader who was fielded after the party's original candidate, Abhishek Bunty, withdrew from the contest at the last moment, citing family reasons
'Where were you when they faced lathis?': Aaditya Thackeray questions Mohan Bhagwat's Gen Z outreach
Aaditya Thackeray questioned the timing of Mohan Bhagwat's planned interaction with young people. He asked where these leaders were during recent student protests and police actions. Bhagwat is scheduled to address Gen Z at an event organized by IIMUN in Mumbai. Around two thousand students are expected to attend the gathering at NMACC. The event marks IIMUN's fifteenth anniversary and its annual conference.
Sanjay Raut backs Raj Thackeray's Siddhivinayak Temple donation theft claim, trust denies allegation
The political battlefield is rife over the alleged irregularities in the Siddhivinayak Temple donation. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut backed Maharashtra Navnirman Sena president Raj Thackeray's claim of donation theft in the iconic temple, accusing the alleged irregularities of having increased ever since its reins went into the hands of Shinde's people. Thackeray claimed that Rs 18 crore was being siphoned off every year at the Mumbai temple.
Pune airport's daily flight operations raised to 235: Mohol
The additional flight slots became available following coordination with the Indian Air Force, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Cooperation Murlidhar Mohol said
Pune firefighters brave strong current to rescue stranded youth
According to the Fire Brigade Control Room, an alert was received at around 4 pm stating that a young man was stranded in the river beneath Garware Bridge. Acting swiftly, a rescue vehicle from the Erandwane Fire Station was dispatched to the spot
Jet Airways first of 3 B777 departs Mumbai for life as freighter
A Boeing 777-300ER from Jet Airways has finally taken off from Mumbai after being grounded for four years. This aircraft, now re-registered, is en route to Tel Aviv for conversion into a freighter. It is part of a $46 million deal involving three wide-body jets, which faced delays due to legal issues concerning unpaid airport fees. The National Company Law Tribunal has now approved the sale.
Rohit Pawar admitted to hospital for tests after complains of weakness
In a post on X on Monday, Rohit Pawar said he had been unwell for the past two to three days and was undergoing medical tests to determine whether the illness was due to viral flu or another cause
Heavy rain in Maharashtra leads to slight increase in water levels in Krishna
'Public money only for development': Devendra Fadnavis fumes over BMC's Rs 1.5 cr Innova plan
Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis directed the BMC to halt wasteful expenditure on new vehicles. He emphasized public money should fund development and civic amenities for citizens. The Rs 1.5 crore proposal for new Toyota Innovas faced significant controversy and debate. Opposition parties questioned the timing and cost of the proposed fleet upgrade. The civic body was urged to focus on essential needs and stop unnecessary spending.
Air India building redevelopment: Fadnavis reviews plan to shift departments
Chairing a review meeting at his official residence, Varsha, Maharashtra CM Fadnavis said that the redevelopment should focus on making government services faster, more efficient and easier for the public to access
Reservoir Levels Surge Across Karnataka After Week Of Heavy Rain
The most significant improvement was seen in the Krishna basin reservoirs of north Karnataka, where persistent rainfall in Maharashtra and the upper Krishna catchment resulted in massive inflows into Almatti, Narayanapura, Ghataprabha and Tungabhadra reservoirs
Maharashtra mandates five governance reforms to digitise public services
Under the new framework, departments have been directed to utilise databases such as Aadhaar, Maha-Samanvay and DigiLocker to auto-fill application details while restricting approval chains to a maximum of three levels to speed up decision-making
Maharashtra SIR: Over 93 pc enumeration forms distributed, 73 pc digitised
Mumbai city has recorded 90.42 per cent form distribution and 54.67 per cent digitisation, while neighbouring Thane has achieved 82.33 per cent distribution and 46.55 per cent digitisation, the lowest in the state
Maharashtra SIR: Over 93% enumeration forms distributed, 72.89% digitised to date
Wardha and Hingoli districts in Marathwada recorded 100% form distribution, major cities, including Pune, Thane, and Mumbai Suburban, trailed behind in both distribution and digitisation progress, according to the official bulletin
Mumbai Police arrest passenger for smoking on Saudi-Mumbai flight
A passenger was apprehended for smoking in the lavatory of an Air India flight returning to Mumbai from Saudi Arabia. Cabin crew reported detecting smoke shortly after the individual emerged from the washroom. Upon inquiry, the passenger confessed to smoking inside. Once the flight landed, authorities took action and filed charges pursuant to applicable laws.
Honeytrap gang busted in Nanded, 4 women among 5 held
According to police, the incident took place on July 31, when a woman allegedly contacted the victim, claiming she needed a driver, and asked him to come to Belanagar
Congress workers detained during protest over E20 Fuel outside Gadkari's home
Nagpur Police erected barricades and deployed a large security contingent near Nitin Gadkari's residence to prevent the protesters from reaching the premises
Delhi High Court refuses bail to ex-MLA Naresh Balyan in MCOCA case
Naresh Balyan was arrested in the case under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) on December 4, 2024, the same day a trial court granted him bail in an alleged extortion case
Maharashtra Congress chief slams Brij Bhushan Singh's acquittal
Sapkal expressed disappointment over the Delhi court's verdict and remarked on the timing of the decision, saying it had undermined the honour of athletes who had brought laurels to the country at the recently concluded Commonwealth Games
Justice Liberhan, who headed Babri Masjid demolition probe commission, dies
Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan, who headed the one-man commission that investigated the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition, passed away at the age of 87 in Chandigarh. A former Chief Justice of the Madras and Andhra Pradesh High Courts, he had an illustrious judicial career spanning over three decades
Cuba hit by nationwide blackout after power grid collapses
Many households have installed solar panels and portable battery systems to cope with the outages, while electric motorcycles and tricycles powered by photovoltaic energy have become a common form of transport
Pakistan: Suicide bombing at peace rally kills 17
The attack took place close to Kabal Chowk, where hundreds of residents had assembled for a massive public demonstration against the relentless surge of terrorism in the Swat Valley, highlighting growing public anger over the state's failure to maintain security
SC clears withdrawal of FIRs against NEET protesters
The Supreme Court said Delhi and other state governments may withdraw FIRs against students who participated in the NEET paper leak protests, provided they do not have antecedents involving grave and heinous offences. The court also reiterated that the right to peaceful protest is constitutionally protected
Iran says no talks with US, confirms negotiations with Oman over Strait of Hormu
Iran has said it is not currently negotiating with the United States but is holding talks with Oman to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. The remarks come as uncertainty continues over nuclear diplomacy, while Tehran urged Washington to honour the recently signed peace memorandum
Datia bypoll results: Congress takes lead over BJP after 4th round of counting
Congress candidate Ghanshyam Singh has taken the lead over BJP's Ashutosh Tiwari in the Datia Assembly by-election after the fourth round of counting in Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor continues to maintain a comfortable lead in Bihar's Bankipur Assembly bypoll
A Maharashtra student works at a petrol pump after college classes. She earns money for her education, which is widely appreciated online. A customer shared her inspiring story on social media platform X. This highlights the challenges students face with rising education costs. Such dedication shows the perseverance of young people pursuing ambitions.
SC agrees to hear plea on Jantar Mantar protests
The Supreme Court agreed to examine a PIL seeking an alternative venue for protests instead of Jantar Mantar, citing inconvenience to residents and disruption of essential services. The court issued notices to the Centre and asked the Solicitor General to seek instructions on the concerns raised in the petition
Kerala rain toll reaches 15; over 11,000 in relief camps
The death toll from floods and landslides triggered by heavy rain in Kerala has risen to 15, with seven people still missing. Chief Minister V D Satheesan announced immediate financial assistance for affected families, ordered a review of crop-loss compensation and dismissed rumours of dam water releases, warning of action against those spreading
Abhijeet Dipke stated his US education was funded by a scholarship and loan. He commented on Taslima Nasreen's remarks regarding protests in Bangladesh and Nepal. Dipke also urged the Maharashtra government to withdraw FIRs against student protesters. He claimed education has become unaffordable and inaccessible for many Indians. The CJP plans to expand its team following recent nationwide protests.
Nagpur man allegedly murdered by friends over Rs 3,000 loan; two arrested
Nagpur Police have arrested two men for allegedly murdering their 25-year-old friend over an unpaid loan of Rs 3,000. The victim's decomposed body was found in a forested area, and investigators solved the blind murder case using CCTV footage, technical evidence, and intelligence inputs
India's data centre boom may drive 195 mn sq ft housing demand
India's proposed data centres will create nearly 4.33 lakh ecosystem jobs. This expansion is projected to generate substantial residential space demand by the year 2030. Data centres attract investments in power and fibre connectivity, transforming surrounding regions. Maharashtra and Karnataka are expected to see significant residential demand growth. Emerging destinations and Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities will also benefit from this development.
Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh acquitted: Timeline of the WFI sexual harassment case
A Delhi court has acquitted former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and former WFI assistant secretary Vinod Tomar in the sexual harassment case filed by six women wrestlers. Here's a detailed timeline tracing the case from the 2023 Jantar Mantar protest
Abhijeet Dipke questions BJP after RTI seeks details of his education
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said he is ready to publicly disclose his education loan and scholarship documents after questions were raised about how he financed his studies at Boston University
Delhi court acquits ex-WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, Vinod Tomar
A Delhi court on Monday acquitted former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and ex-WFI assistant secretary Vinod Tomar in the sexual harassment and intimidation case filed by women wrestlers, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt
Rajya Sabha adjourned after Oppn protest over Amit Shah
The Chairman immediately declined the request, reminding the House that the Chair had repeatedly ruled against entertaining such notices. Undeterred, the members displayed placards and raised slogans demanding Grih Mantri Sadan Mein Aao (Home Minister must come to the House)
SC directs Centre to create encroachment-free footpaths
The Supreme Court directed the Centre to ensure every road has a properly demarcated, encroachment-free space for pedestrians. The court said authorities should separate walking areas from motor vehicle lanes, even through simple measures, to make roads safer without requiring major infrastructure investment
First Sawan Monday: Over 2.25 lakh devotees visit Kashi Vishwanath
The first Monday of Sawan saw a massive rush at Varanasi's Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple, with more than 2.25 lakh devotees offering prayers by 7 am. Temple authorities expect nearly eight lakh pilgrims through the day as elaborate arrangements remain in place to manage crowds and ensure smooth darshan
Nashik TCS case: 5 accused get bail as court says investigation almost complete
A Nashik court has granted bail to five accused in the alleged sexual harassment case linked to the TCS Nashik office, noting that the chargesheet has been filed and the investigation is practically complete
IndiGo appoints Willie Walsh as CEO to lead next phase of global expansion
Aviation veteran Willie Walsh has assumed charge as IndiGo's Chief Executive Officer, taking over as the airline accelerates its international expansion. The former IATA chief will lead the carrier's overall strategy, operations and next phase of global growth
New Maharashtra rule changes housing society dues
Housing societies across Maharashtra must revise their interest recovery practices after the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies (Amendment) Rules, 2026 capped delayed payment interest on maintenance and other dues at 12 per cent per annum, down from 21 per cent
Bodies of three Afghans killed in Italy returned to Afghanistan
The bodies of three Afghan nationals killed in a brutal attack in Italy's Calabria region have been returned to Afghanistan. The victims were allegedly burnt alive after refusing to pay transportation money, while Italian authorities continue investigating the case following the arrest of two Pakistani suspects
Possible first moon beyond Solar System discovered
Astronomers have found evidence of a massive object orbiting a brown dwarf in the CD-35 2722 system, raising the possibility that it could be the first moon ever discovered beyond our Solar System. The finding, based on observations from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope, is awaiting confirmation.
Iran says Hormuz talks with Oman near completion
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said negotiations with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz are in their final stages. Tehran said the discussions focus on designating a new shipping route that safeguards both countries' sovereign rights and Iran's security interests, amid heightened regional tensions.
Iran urges US to honour peace pact with talks looming
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran will seek to ensure the US honours the peace memorandum signed between the two countries, calling it central to Iran's future foreign policy. His remarks came as uncertainty persisted over nuclear negotiations following recent military escalation between Washington and Tehran.
Trump announces US-Iran talks after strike pause
US President Donald Trump said negotiations with Iran will begin on Monday after Washington paused a planned military strike. Trump claimed Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar had urged the US to give diplomacy a chance, adding that discussions would focus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear programme.
Trump pauses Iran strike amid push for nuclear deal
US President Donald Trump said Washington will hold off on a planned military strike against Iran if a deal is reached quickly to curb Tehran's nuclear programme and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump said several Middle Eastern countries had requested time for diplomacy, prompting the US to suspend the planned attack.
Punjab BJP unveils new state leadership team
Punjab BJP chief Kewal Singh Dhillon has announced a new team of state office-bearers, including vice-presidents, general secretaries and morcha chiefs, in a major organisational reshuffle approved by BJP President Nitin Nabin. The party said the move is aimed at strengthening its grassroots network ahead of future electoral battles
Arunachal expands Muskaan child safety campaign
Arunachal Pradesh Police has launched 'Muskaan 2.0' in East Siang district to strengthen child safety and expand awareness across the state. The first phase reached nearly 16,900 students in 104 schools, while actor Chum Darang continues to support the initiative as its Child Safety Ambassador.
CBI seeks fast-track trial in 158 exam scam cases
The CBI plans to approach high courts across the country to transfer 158 long-pending recruitment examination irregularity cases to newly designated fast-track courts under the anti-paper leak law. Several cases, including AIIMS PG, CAT and SSC recruitment scams, have remained awaiting trial despite investigations being completed years ago
DK Shivakumar appeals against Karnataka bandh
Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar appealed to pro-Kannada organisations to withdraw the proposed August 13 bandh over the Cauvery water dispute. Reaffirming his government's commitment to safeguarding the state's interests, he said Karnataka would prioritise its own water needs while closely monitoring the evolving situation
Maharashtra anti-conversion law comes into force after President Murmu's assent
Maharashtra's anti-conversion law has come into force after receiving President Droupadi Murmu's assent and being notified in the official gazette. The Act criminalises religious conversions through force, fraud, coercion, inducement or marriage-related deception and prescribes imprisonment of up to 10 years
Kishor moves EC over alleged Bankipur poll detentions
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor has approached the Election Commission, alleging that Patna Police illegally detained 54 party leaders and supporters ahead of the Bankipur Assembly byelection. Kishor claimed the action was carried out at the BJP's behest and sought the poll body's intervention
Mid-Day Opinion: Mumbai needs a solid water crisis plan
The BMC, along with the state government, has to get cracking on these so that Mumbai, the Urbs Prima in Indis, does not have to spend another year in angst and anxiety
Mid-Day Opinion: Students should have no complaints
Its unfortunate that Indias youth are unable to see just how bright their collective future is going to be
Endangered vulture succeeds after two failed releases
After two failed release attempts and repeated recaptures, rehabilitated Indian Vulture J132 has successfully adapted to life in the wild. BNHS researchers said the bird has survived for 56 days, travelled over 1,618 km and joined wild vultures in Nashik, marking a major milestone for Maharashtra's vulture conservation programme
The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has released the provisional CAP Round 1 allotment list for engineering and management admissions. Candidates must complete seat acceptance, fee payment and institute reporting between August 3 and August 5, 2026, according to their allotment status. Those opting for Betterment can retain their current seat while remaining eligible for subsequent rounds. The counselling process will continue through four CAP rounds before institute-level admissions begin.
Tragic Death of Tourist in Maharashtras Dolkhamb Area
Mumbai, August 3: A tragic incident has occurred in the Dolkhamb area of Shahapur, Maharashtra, where a young tourist lost his life. Twenty-seven-year-old Sonu Singh fell into the Varapadi River after slipping on the bank. This incident follows a recent tragedy in the same Dolkhamb region, where five tourists were swept away at the Hanuman ... Read more Tragic Death of Tourist in Maharashtras Dolkhamb Area
ICLS Officer Trainees arrive in Sgr on Bharat Darshan tour
Srinagar, Aug 02: Seven Officer Trainees of the Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS), recruited through the UPSC All India Civil Services Examination 2023, have reached Srinagar as part of their domestic study tour, also known as Bharat Darshan. The trainees are visiting the Union Territory to gain exposure to the regulatory and enforcement work of the office of the Registrar of Companies (ROC J&K) and to meet dignitaries and Central Government officials posted in the region. Thetour of the traineesis restricted to three days, and they shall depart for the UT of Ladakh on August 5, 2026, in the forenoon. Profile of Officer Trainees: - Dr Issac Jose Thrissur, Kerala. Holds an MBBS degree from Kerala University; served as a Resident in Cardiology for five years prior to joining ICLS. - Parth Noida, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi,andLL.B. from MMH College, Ghaziabad; worked as a Lawyer before joining the Service. - Dethe Sagar Shamrao Jalgaon, Maharashtra.HoldsB.Sc. in Zoology from Fergusson College, Pune; joined ICLS without prior professional experience. - Himanshu Kumar Muzaffarpur, Bihar.HoldsB.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Delhi; worked as a Data Scientist for two years before joining. - Mitul Dabhi Surat, Gujarat. Holds an MBBS degree from Sumandeep Vidyapeeth, Vadodara; worked as a doctor prior to joining the Service. - Apoorva Jagbharia Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.A. (Hons.) in Political Science from Indraprastha College, University of Delhi, and a postgraduate degree in Political Science and International Relations from JNU; joined ICLS without prior professional experience. - Navneet Mishra Gonda, Uttar Pradesh.HoldsB.Tech. in Chemistry from IIT Bombay; worked as a Biomedical Scientist for three years before joining. The trainees come from different backgrounds and hail from various states across the country.
Tragic Family Suicide in Pimpri-Chinchwad Due to Financial Struggles
Pimpri-Chinchwad, August 3: A shocking incident has emerged from Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra, where three members of the same family took their own lives due to financial difficulties. Reports indicate that a husband, wife, and their daughter consumed poison to end their lives. The deceased have been identified as Vinod Pille (50), who was employed at Don ... Read more Tragic Family Suicide in Pimpri-Chinchwad Due to Financial Struggles
Maharashtra charity body may examine Tata Trust share transfer validity
Maharashtra Charity Commissioner will examine an external legal opinion. This opinion questions the 1989 transfer of Tata Sons shares. The transfer involved 833 shares from a trust to a former trustee. It alleges violations of company law and trust obligations. The opinion deems the transaction invalid from its inception.
