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- Badlapur locals happy with ‘encounter’ of Akshay Shinde, distribute sweetsThe main accused in the sexual assault case of two nursery students in Badlapur died after allegedly snatching a policeman's gun and firing. Police assert he was shot in self-defense, while his family disputes this, calling for an investigation. The incident has ignited public outrage and significant political reactions.
- 'Shouldn't BJP's retirement rule apply to PM Modi?': In letter to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Kejriwal poses five questionsArvind Kejriwal addressed a letter to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, highlighting five concerns such as the alleged misuse of central agencies by BJP against political opponents. He questioned PM Modi's tactics using ED and CBI to destabilize state governments and criticized the inclusion of previously labeled corrupt leaders into BJP.
- Amit Shah's remarks on Bangladesh migrants deplorable: DhakaBangladesh has formally protested against remarks made by India's Union Home Minister Amit Shah about Bangladeshi nationals during his recent visit to Jharkhand. Dhaka expressed deep displeasure and urged Indian authorities to advise political leaders to avoid making objectionable comments that could harm the mutual respect and understanding between the two neighboring countries.
- PM Modi heads back to India without handing MAGA supremo a 'trump card'Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed an intense 72-hour visit to the US, steering clear of interactions with 2024 Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. His packed schedule included discussions with President Joe Biden, participation in a Quad summit, addressing the UN Summit of the Future, and meetings with top CEOs.
- Single bullet mark found on left side of Badlapur Pocso accused's head: Autopsy reportThe Bombay High Court is set to urgently hear a petition by the father of an accused in the Badlapur school sexual assault case, who was killed in a police encounter. A post-mortem revealed a single bullet wound on his head. Forensic teams inspected the scene, and CID Maharashtra will handle the investigation.
- 'He is a disgrace': Congress slams TN RN Ravi governor for 'secularism' remarkCongress denounced Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi's claim that secularism is a European concept as outrageous and unacceptable. Jairam Ramesh called for his dismissal, labeling him a disgrace. DMK also criticized Ravi, urging him to read the Constitution and understand India's diverse linguistic and religious landscape. Ravi alleged Indira Gandhi introduced secularism during the emergency.
- EY Pune employee Anna Sebastian's death: Probe finds MNC lacked labour welfare permitAn Ernst & Young office in Pune is under investigation following the death of Anna Sebastian Perayil, allegedly due to overwhelming workload. The office has operated without mandatory registration since 2007. Maharashtra's labour department has rejected EY's recent application for registration and demanded an explanation within seven days.
- Lipstick leads to transfer of Tamil Nadu's woman duffedarS B Madhavi, Greater Chennai Corporation's first woman duffedar (marshal), a job that requires her to be part of the mayor's ceremonial retinue, has been shunted out for allegedly defying an order not to wear lipstick during an official assignment last month.
- Tamil Nadu governor R N Ravi says secularism European concept, not needed in IndiaTamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi argued that secularism is a European concept irrelevant to India, asserting it was inserted into the Constitution by an insecure Prime Minister during the emergency. His statements prompted criticism from political parties, who highlighted the necessity of secularism and called on him to uphold his constitutional responsibilities.
- Urmila Matondkar files for divorce from husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir after 8 years of marriageUrmila Matondkar has filed for divorce from her husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir, after eight years of marriage. According to a source from a Mumbai court, the actress filed for divorce around four months ago. The source told ETimes, "Urmila has filed for divorce about four months back."
- Kangana in dock again, BJP condemns MP's remarks on farm lawsBJP MP Kangana Ranaut's remarks advocating for the return of repealed farm laws have drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties. Congress and AAP denounced her statements, accusing BJP of attempting to revive controversial legislation. Opposition leaders reaffirmed their commitment to farmers and lambasted the government's stance on the issue.
- 'Revenge politics ... will not resign': Siddaramaiah attacks BJP, JD(S) after Karnataka HC gives nod for probe against him in MUDA land case
- Bangladesh lodges official protest over Amit Shah's Jharkhand rally remarkBangladesh lodged a protest with New Delhi over Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks on Bangladeshi nationals during his Jharkhand visit. The Bangladesh foreign ministry expressed serious reservations and urged India to advise political leaders against making such comments, stating they undermine mutual respect between the neighboring countries.
- CCTVs, masks & gloves ... : UP govt issues strict norms for eateries amid cases of food contaminationUttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath has directed that names and addresses of operators, proprietors, and managers be displayed at all food centres. Chefs and waiters must wear masks and gloves, with CCTV installation mandatory in hotels and restaurants. This move follows recent incidents of food contamination reported in the state.
- 75% of users to stop using UPI for payments if ...LocalCircles' survey indicates that 75% of UPI users would stop using the service if transaction fees were introduced. The survey highlights UPI's rapid growth, with transactions surpassing 100 billion in the 2023-24 fiscal year. LocalCircles plans to bring these concerns to the Ministry of Finance and RBI for consideration.
- Badlapur case: Akshay Shinde's father moves HC, seeks SIT probe into 'fake encounter'The family of Akshay Shinde, who died in a police encounter while in custody, has petitioned the Bombay High Court for a special investigation. Shinde was accused of sexual assault and allegedly took a policeman's gun before being shot. The Maharashtra CID will investigate the matter.
- After Laxman and Bharat, Kejriwal's 'Hanuman' Kailash Gahlot vows to clear all pending work after taking chargeAAP leaders in Delhi are using Ramayana analogies to explain their political roles. Kailash Gahlot declared himself as Hanuman to Arvind Kejriwal and vowed to complete his work. New CM Atishi compared her role to Bharat during Ram's exile, leaving Kejriwal’s chair empty as a tribute. Opposition parties criticized these gestures.
- 'I take my words back': Kangana Ranaut apologises for remarks on repealed farm lawsBJP leader Kangana Ranaut issued an apology for her statement advocating the return of farm laws, which led to significant backlash. She stressed the importance of aligning her views with the party's stance and clarified that her comments were personal opinions. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia confirmed she was not authorized to represent the party on this matter.
- PM Modi meets Ukraine President Zelenskyy for second time in a month, reaffirms India's support for peaceful conflict resolutionPrime Minister Narendra Modi met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York to discuss enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation on international platforms like the UN and G20. They focused on implementing the Peace Formula and preparing for a second Peace Summit. Modi reiterated India's commitment to resolving the Ukraine conflict and restoring peace.
- 'NRI business is fraud': SC junks Punjab govt's plea against HC verdictThe Supreme Court dismissed Punjab's appeal against a high court decision quashing its expansion of the NRI quota for medical and dental admissions. The apex court criticized this move as a 'fraud' and highlighted that it would unfairly disadvantage more meritorious candidates, supporting the high court's earlier ruling.
- 'Don’t drag us into your agenda’: SC dismisses NCPCR plea seeking SIT probe into Jharkhand shelter homesThe Supreme Court dismissed a plea from the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) seeking an SIT probe into allegations of children being sold by Jharkhand shelter homes. Criticizing the NCPCR's vague request, the court emphasized that the commission has sufficient authority to investigate these issues under current laws.
- Decolonisation much? Renaming of Port Blair speaks of different baggageWhat is being imposed in the name of celebrating or honouring the memory of the Cholas is a hegemonic cartographic imagination of a grand and luminous ancient Hindu empire
- Watch: How Israel's Iron Dome intercepted multiple rockets fired by Hezbollah mid-airSirens alarmed in Haifa and northern Israel as Hezbollah launched multiple rockets following Israeli airstrikes on their hideouts in Lebanon. Israel's Iron Dome intercepted most of the rockets. The conflict resulted in significant casualties and displacement, with hundreds killed and injured on both sides.
- 'Mother plotted the murder': UP family kills rape survivor, frames 'rapist' out on bailIn Sambhal, a 17-year-old girl was murdered by her family who feared she would not testify against her alleged rapist. Initially blamed on the accused rapist out on bail, police investigations revealed that her mother, two brothers, and uncle plotted and executed the crime. CCTV footage helped uncover the truth.
- BJP distances itself from Kangana Ranaut's 'bring back 3 farm laws' remark. Mandi MP reactsAfter BJP distanced itself from Kangana Ranaut's remarks on the repealed farm laws, she clarified that her views were personal. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia emphasized that she was not authorized to speak for the party. Opposition parties criticised her statements and called for Prime Minister Modi to take action. Sharing Kangana's video on X, Congress said "these black laws will (never be brought back now)... no matter how hard Modi and his MPs try".
- Spycams in toilet, bedroom: Delhi man held for recording woman tenant
- 'Hindus also our citizens': Bangladesh's foreign affairs advisor addresses attacks on minoritiesMd Touhid Hossain stated that Bangladesh's interim government is ensuring the safety of all citizens, including Hindus. Amid political upheaval and protests against Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, Hossain met India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at the UNGA to discuss bilateral relations. Yunus faces allegations of acquiring power unconstitutionally.
- 'Unacceptable to call certain territory of India Pakistan': CJI rebukes Karnataka judgeThe Supreme Court reprimanded Karnataka High Court judge V Srishananda for referring to a Bangalore locality as 'Pakistan,' stating that such comments undermine territorial integrity. Justice Srishananda apologized, leading to the closure of proceedings. The SC issued guidelines urging judges to maintain dignity and avoid biased remarks during court sessions.
- Lebanese journalist hit by Israeli missile while live on air; watch videoLebanon is reeling from Israel's deadliest airstrike since 2006, which killed nearly 500 people. A viral video shows a missile hitting journalist Fadi Boudaya live on air. The strikes injured over 1,600 and displaced thousands. Hezbollah retaliated by firing rockets into Israel, intensifying the conflict.
- 'Threatened to kill everyone': What led to encounter killing of Badlapur sex abuse accused Akshay ShindeAkshay Shinde, accused of sexually abusing two nursery school girls in Maharashtra's Badlapur, was shot dead by police after allegedly seizing a constable's gun and firing at officers during his transfer from Taloja jail. The incident has sparked national controversy, and a magisterial inquiry will examine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
- Tirupati Laddu controversy: Prakash Raj vows to meet Pawan Kalyan for one-on-one discussionNationwide outrage erupted over claims of adulterated ghee in the Laddu prasadam at Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam. Pawan Kalyan's concerns about animal fat sparked a clash with Prakash Raj. The heated exchange saw Kalyan advocating for Sanatana Dharma's protection and criticizing the misuse of secularism to provoke controversy.
- 'We are being watched': After row over judge’s Pakistan remark, Karnataka HC curbs on sharing live feedThe Karnataka High Court has issued an interim order to stop the use and uploading of live-streamed court proceedings on social media platforms following controversial remarks by Justice V Srishananda. The court stated that halting live-streaming isn't a solution and recommended reporting any violations for necessary action. The order comes days after controversial remarks by Justice V Srishananda of HC, referring to a Muslim majority area in Bengaluru as Pakistan and making objectionable comments about a woman lawyer.
- Rate of unemployment unchanged at 3.2% in year ending June 2024: Govt dataThe unemployment rate for individuals aged 15 and above in India remained unchanged at 3.2% in 2023-24, while the joblessness rate for women increased to 3.2%. The labour force participation rate reached a seven-year high, with significant growth observed in both rural and urban areas as per the latest PLFS report.
- Judges are also fallible, shouldn't shy away from accepting mistakes: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court of India has recognized mistakes in its earlier order that provided protection to Indiabulls Housing Finance against debt recovery and money laundering cases. The court admitted it did not hear the Enforcement Directorate before issuing the restraint order. It has now modified this decision, allowing the High Court to handle interim protection matters.
- 'Grave insult': Atishi's 'Bharat'-like gesture with CM chair for Kejriwal angers Congress, BJPDelhi's new chief minister Atishi faced criticism from BJP and Congress for leaving Arvind Kejriwal's chair empty as a symbolic gesture. Opposition leaders condemned this act as an insult to constitutional norms. Atishi compared her role to Bharat from the Ramayana, expressing hope for Kejriwal's return in the upcoming elections.
- Watching child porn on your laptop, PC or smartphone is now a punishable offence; 3-7 years jail and fineThe Supreme Court of India has ruled that merely possessing child pornographic material constitutes a criminal offence under the doctrine of inchoate crimes. This ruling emphasizes legal culpability for preparatory actions. The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act specifies various penalties for offences related to child pornography, including fines and imprisonment depending on the nature and intent.
- How Kejriwal’s ‘soft Hindutva’ has alienated MuslimsFrom being a darling of Muslims and hailed as a breath of fresh air in the capital’s ossified politics, AAP is now widely viewed with suspicion by large swathes of the community
- Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw vows strict action against train 'sabotage' bid, ropes in NIA to probe incidentsUnion railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw revealed that the government is coordinating with the National Investigation Agency and state officials to combat frequent train sabotage attempts. Incidents like stone-pelting on the Mahabodhi Express underscore these dangers. The Kavach system signifies a crucial advancement in railway security measures.
- Let’s not again unmake in IndiaThe Samsung workers’ strike shows why India needs a framework to guarantee interruption-free manufacturing. That also helps workers
- 3 railmen held for cooking up sabotage plot to earn rewardsA probe into the alleged incident of railway sabotage near Kim in Surat revealed three railway employees had removed parts of the track to make it seem like an attempt to derail a train, took videos and photos, and installed fish plates and other removed parts back, so as to gain acclaim and rewards for averting an accident. Police have arrested three accused & shared details of the probe. Two of them are trackmen.
- When Mohinder Amarnath called BCCI selectors 'a bunch of jokers'Mohinder Amarnath, celebrating his 74th birthday today, was instrumental in India's historic 1983 World Cup win. Known for his critical performances and bold statements against the selection process, including calling selectors 'a bunch of jokers,' he exposed the politics within Indian cricket during the late 1980s. Despite controversies, he is highly respected for his contributions.
- Delhi roots, Colombo heights: New Sri Lankan PM Harini Amarasuriya's fascinating link to IndiaHarini Amarasuriya has been appointed as Sri Lanka's 16th Prime Minister, making her the first woman in this role since Sirimavo Bandaranaike in 2000. An academic-turned-politician, she studied Sociology at Delhi University's Hindu College from 1991 to 1994. Her appointment is expected to bolster ties between India and Sri Lanka.
- In this Indian village, no one cooks food at homeIn Chandanki, Gujarat, a unique community kitchen ensures that no one cooks at home, addressing loneliness among its mostly elderly residents. Villagers pay ₹2,000 monthly for two daily meals, prepared by hired cooks. This initiative, spearheaded by sarpanch Poonambhai Patel, fosters togetherness, with meals served in a solar-powered hall that doubles as a gathering place. The kitchen has improved residents' health and social connections, inspiring other villages to adopt similar solutions for their aging populations.
- ‘No land for you’: Uttarakhand villages put up signs against non-localsVillagers in Uttarakhand are placing signs to prevent outsiders from buying land, aiming to protect their cultural identity and traditional lands. Despite repeated calls for stronger land laws, the government has not acted significantly. This grassroots movement underscores growing concerns over unchecked land sales in hill regions.
- Muda case: Karnataka HC dismisses CM Siddaramaiah's petition, upholds governor's authority to order probeThe Karnataka High Court dismissed Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's petition challenging the Governor's sanction to investigate complaints against him in the MUDA alternative sites controversy. The investigation involves allegations that Siddaramaiah misused his position for allotting sites to his wife using fake documents. The court emphasized the need for an investigation.
- Mice found on prasad packets at Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple; probe launchedA video allegedly showing mice on prasad packets at Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple has sparked concerns. The temple trust denies these claims and has begun an investigation. Shiv Sena leader Sada Sarvankar states that the video was not filmed inside the temple, emphasizing that prasad preparation follows stringent cleanliness and testing protocols.
- Youth unemployment rate in Kerala among highest in IndiaKerala had one of the highest youth unemployment rates in the 15-29 years group in 2023-24, while Madhya Pradesh recorded the lowest, followed by Gujarat, says Periodic Labour Force Survey. Kerala's unemployment rate was 29.9% - 47.1% among females and 19.3% for males. Unemployment rate in the country was unchanged at 3.2%.
- Badlapur sexual assault case: Accused shot dead after opening fire in police custodyAkshay Shinde, who was accused of sexually assaulting two young girls at a Badlapur school, died from bullet injuries sustained during a police encounter. While in police custody, Shinde reportedly snatched a police officer’s weapon and opened fire on officers. Several police personnel were injured during the attack. The case has led to additional charges against the school's chairman and secretary under the POCSO Act. A Special Investigation Team has been set up to investigate further.
- Will push for restoration of J&K’s statehood: Rahul Gandhi
- Fahad Ahmad speaks about the differences between him and Swara Bhasker: 'The only thing we have in common is our sexual orientation'Swara Bhasker and Fahad Ahmad, who tied the knot in February last year, are now parents to a baby girl named Raabiyaa. In a recent episode of Amrita Rao and Anmol’s podcast ‘Couple of Things,’ the duo opened up about their unique love story. Fahad spoke about the differences between him and Swara as individuals, explaining the linguistic divide between them.
- 'Superhuman' Rishabh Pant performed a miracle upon return: Wasim AkramRishabh Pant made an impressive return to Test cricket by scoring 109 runs in India's second innings against Bangladesh after a 632-day break due to a car accident. Pakistan legend Wasim Akram lauded Pant's resilience and performance, describing his comeback as an inspiring story for future generations.
- Watch: Israel shows how Hezbollah uses civilian homes to store missiles, rocketsThe IDF reported that Hezbollah is storing weapons in civilian homes in Lebanon and using civilians as human shields. The IDF warned residents to evacuate, but Hezbollah prevented them from leaving. This disclosure has heightened international concerns about the safety of Lebanese civilians and increased regional tensions.
- 'Sir, do hi haath hain': Virat Kohli stumps Kanpur hotel staff - WatchThe Indian cricket team has started assembling in Kanpur for the second Test against Bangladesh after securing a decisive win in Chennai. A video shows Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant arriving at their hotel. India triumphed by 280 runs in the first Test, with key performances from Ravichandran Ashwin, Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill and Jasprit Bumrah.
- Coldplay concert tickets sell out, Akhilesh Yadav raises alarm over 'fake ticket racket'Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav voiced concerns about alleged black marketing of Coldplay concert tickets, claiming they are being resold at exorbitant prices. He questioned the government's ability to tackle such illegal activities and stressed that everyone should have equal access to entertainment, arguing that limiting art to a few undermines artists' rights and government tax revenue.
- Hilsa for India not a gift, it's an export: Bangladesh
- 'They want to buy everyone ... ': BJP leader Dilip Ghosh accuses TMC of trying to silence RG Kar victim's familyBJP leader Dilip Ghosh accused the TMC government of attempting to bribe the parents of a rape-murder victim to keep them silent. BJP leaders protested, demanding justice and criticizing the administration for preventing peaceful demonstrations. The BJP also called for Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's resignation, alleging mishandling and cover-up in the case.
- Railway employee arrested for placing 10 'harmless' detonators on tracks, disrupting special Army trainThe Railway Protection Force detained a railway staffer named Sabir for allegedly stealing 10 detonators that exploded during a military special train's passage in Madhya Pradesh. The incident happened on September 18 near Sagphata. Sabir, who was intoxicated at the time, claimed he wasn't on duty when it occurred.
- India’s power in Asia is growing, China’s plateauing below US: Lowy Institute reportIndia is rising as a key player in Asian geopolitics, ranking third in the Asia Power Index by the Lowy Institute. The report highlights India's growing diplomatic influence and economic resurgence but notes challenges in economic relationships and defense networks. India has significant potential for future growth, especially outside its Indian Ocean neighborhood.
- Pakistan names US-educated general as new ISI chiefLt Gen Muhammad Asim Malik will assume the role of Pakistan's ISI chief on September 30, succeeding Lt Gen Nadeem Anjum. With experience in Balochistan and Waziristan, Malik is also a graduate of Fort Leavenworth and the Royal College of Defence Studies. His appointment occurs amid escalating militant attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
- Is Modi 3.0 all about legacy?As Narendra Modi carefully navigates a third term in power while leading a coalition government, how much risk is he willing to take to leave behind an enduring legacy?
- Asha Bhosle speaks up on modern marriages: 'Couples send divorce papers every month - I raised three children while working day and night'Legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle recently shared her concerns about modern relationships and the younger generation’s approach to marriage. During a conversation with spiritual leader Ravi Shankar, Asha questioned why so many young couples opt for divorce so quickly, without making enough effort to resolve their issues.
- Randeep Hooda's 'Swatantrya Veer Savarkar' enters Oscars 2025 raceSwatantrya Veer Savarkar, a historical biopic on Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, has been submitted as one of India's entries for the 97th Academy Awards. Directed and starred by Randeep Hooda, the film aims to highlight unsung heroes of Indian history. The makers expressed gratitude and wished success to Kiran Rao's Laapata Ladies team.
- Ex-chiefs of Army, CBI spar over 'assault' on Captain, fiancee in OdishaFormer Army chief Gen V K Singh and ex-CBI director M Nageswara Rao sparred on social media over an alleged assault on a military captain and his fiancée at Bharatpur police station in Bhubaneswar. The Odisha government suspended five officers, with judicial and crime branch investigations ongoing into the incident.
- After flirting with China, is Maldives back to loving India?Amid signs of thaw in India-Maldives ties, New Delhi has extended $50mn crucial budgetary support to Male. Maldives President Muizzu is also likely to undertake his first official visit to India soon
- Don't care if Damodar Valley Corporation moves HQ out of Kolkata: Mamata BanerjeeBengal CM Mamata Banerjee criticized the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) for causing floods by releasing water unilaterally, leading to deaths. She expressed indifference towards relocating DVC's headquarters from Kolkata. Banerjee announced financial aid for affected families and directed MPs and MLAs to use their funds for rural road repairs after floodwaters recede.
- Are Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli past their 'prime'? Kapil Dev says 'keep playing as long as...'Kapil Dev, former Indian cricket captain, suggests that a cricketer's prime years span from ages 26 to 34, with fitness determining their career length. Using Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli as examples, he notes their retirement from T20Is but continued activity in other formats. Retirement is ultimately a personal decision influenced by fitness and passion for the game.
- Muda case: Karnataka HC verdict today on CM Siddaramaiah's plea against governor's probe nodThe Karnataka high court will deliver its verdict on Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's petition challenging Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot's approval for an investigation into his alleged misuse of power in the MUDA site allotment case. An interim order preventing action against Siddaramaiah remains in place until the decision is announced. Both sides presented their arguments before Justice M. Nagaprasanna.
- Secularism European, not Bharatiya concept: Tamil Nadu governor R N RaviTamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi asserted that secularism is a European concept, not initially part of India's Constitution. He alleged it was introduced during the Emergency by an 'insecure Prime Minister' to placate some sections of society. Congress denounced his comments as outrageous and unacceptable.
- 1,200 of 1,440 seats vacant: Vande Bharat on Secunderabad-Nagpur route operating at 20% occupancyThe newly launched Vande Bharat Express on the Secunderabad-Nagpur route is experiencing low passenger turnout, with more than 80% of seats unoccupied. Unlike other popular Vande Bharat routes, this train has failed to draw interest. If the situation does not improve, authorities plan to reduce the number of coaches.
- Over 12,000 Muslim protestors march to Mumbai seeking action against BJP MLA and preacher for hate speechFormer MP Imtiaz Jaleel led a large protest from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar to Mumbai, demanding action against BJP MLA Nitesh Rane and preacher Ramgiri Maharaj for hate speech. The crowd handed over their representation to government officials at Mulund toll plaza before dispersing, causing significant traffic disruptions on the Samruddhi Super Expressway.
- Karan Johar on the excessive price of food in movie theaters: 'A movie outing for a family costs Rs 10,000'Zoya Akhtar and Karan Johar discussed the high costs associated with movie outings. They noted that a family of four might spend Rs 10,000 on tickets and snacks. This expense discourages frequent visits to theaters, with many families opting to watch only two films a year due to economic constraints.
- Bangladesh border force returns 'abducted' BSF jawanThe Border Security Force (BSF) lodged a protest with Bangladesh's Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) over the detention of a BSF soldier who crossed into Bangladesh while chasing livestock. The soldier was later returned following discussions between officials from both sides, resolving the matter.
- 356 killed as Israeli air strikes hammer Lebanon
- 'Bangladesh has reached its limits': Yunus says repatriation of Rohingyas 'only solution'Bangladesh’s interim government chief advisor Muhammad Yunus has called for urgent repatriation of Rohingya refugees due to worsening border security. Speaking at a UN meeting, he highlighted the immense challenges faced by Bangladesh in hosting over 1.2 million displaced Rohingyas and urged global powers to address the crisis's root causes.
- 5-year-old girl raped in Madhya Pradesh's Harda district, police launch manhunt for accusedA 5-year-old girl was raped in Harda district by an accused identified as Sunil from Khandwa. He lured her with snacks and committed the crime. The police have formed five teams to apprehend him. The girl is out of danger and receiving treatment at the district hospital.
- Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor wrap up Udaipur schedule for 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari'Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor recently wrapped filming for 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari' in Udaipur. Maniesh Paul shared a celebratory selfie with the cast, including Rohit Saraf and Sanya Malhotra. Directed by Shashank Khaitan, the film will release on April 18, 2025. Janhvi’s South debut is 'Devara: Part I'.
- Success of humanity lies in collective strength, not in battlefield: PM Modi at UNGAPrime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at the United Nations’ Summit of the Future, stressing collective strength over conflict and a human-centric approach. He highlighted India's achievements in poverty alleviation and called for global unity and institutional reforms. PM Modi also met with industry leaders in the US to discuss India's potential as a global business partner.
- 'Xi Jinping & PM Modi reached consensus that ... ': What ambassador Xu Feihong said on India-China relationsChinese ambassador Xu Feihong revealed that President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have reached a consensus to view China and India as partners in cooperation, not rivals. This agreement aims to steer bilateral relations positively. The announcement follows Foreign Minister S Jaishankar's assertion on the significance of their partnership for regional and global multipolarity.
- Who is Mohsin Akhtar Mir? Urmila Matondkar files for divorce from her husband after 8 years of marriageThe news of Urmila Matondkar filing for divorce from her husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir, after eight years of marriage, has taken many by surprise. According to sources from a Mumbai court, Urmila filed for divorce around four months ago, and reports suggest that the separation is not amicable. We reached out to the couple for a comment but there was no response. While the reason behind the separation is still not known, let's take a look at Mohsin's background, early career and relationship with Urmila.
- How did Rohit Sharma contribute to India's first T20 World Cup victoryRohit Sharma has become the only Indian player to win two T20 World Cups, first in 2007 under MS Dhoni and then in 2024 as captain. He is also the oldest captain to achieve this milestone. His career includes five T20I centuries and six IPL titles, marking him as a key figure in Indian cricket history.
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