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Drishyam opened many doors for me: Ishita

Actors should focus on the craft more than the medium: Ishita

I received thousands of threats and abuses, says Disha Salian's fiancé Rohan Rai

Disha Salian and Rohan Rai were in a relationship for seven years. Disha's death in June 2020 created a stir, giving rise to a number of conspiracy theories. However, after investigations, the Mumbai Police closed the probe stating that she died by suicide

Can't ignore energy security of developing countries: Delhi sets tone for negotiations

He was speaking on the sidelines of the UN climate talks (COP27) at Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt, while releasing India’s long-term low-emission development strategy after submitting it to the UN climate body.

Athletes' panel elected without voting

Mary Kom, Sindhu, Narang In IOA’s 10-Member Body

Labour abuse at all Qatar stadiums: Report

Unbalanced Picture, Claims Body Responsible For Delivering World Cup Infra

2 killed by out-of-control Tesla car on China roads

US automaker Tesla said on Sunday it will assist Chinese police investigating a crash involving one of its Model Y cars after local media reports said two people had died and three were injured when the driver lost control of the vehicle.

Three dead in US univ shooting; suspect caught

A suspect in a shooting at the University of Virginia that left three members of the University of Virginia football team dead was in custody on Monday, hours after he allegedly opened fire on a school bus full of students returning from a field trip.

From plough to pen drive: Free poll symbols go mod

While ‘lotus’ is BJP’s election symbol and the ‘hand’ belongs to the Congress, a large array of new-age symbols, termed ‘free election symbols’, boasts of a broader diversity.

Cong 6&BJP 0: Muslims in Guj at margins of electoral politics

The last time Congress fielded 10 or more Muslims in Gujarat assembly polls was way back in 1995 — a good 27 years ago. And, the sole minority member to ever contest from BJP in Gujarat was 24 years ago.

Women power 'Bharat Jodo' on Maha's 382km stretch, make for 70% of 'yatris'

Jyoti Pardikar, from Himayat Nagar in Nanded, stopped wearing footwear eight years ago, and she plans to walk with Bharat Jodo Yatra participants in the same way — barefoot for the entire 382km route in Maharashtra.

At 23, weekly toll lowest since March 2020-end

MAY BE ENTERING ENDEMICITY

Indians on US campuses up 19%; China sees 9% dip but still at top

Indians in American graduate programmes rose 48% from the previous year to touch 1,02,024. The US now has 27,545 Indians at the UG level, 68,188 pursuing their optional practical training, and 1,425 doing non-degree courses.

Order on Muslim entry in Gyanvapi on Nov 17

No proceedings on Mon, additional district government counsel

Kharge accuses Modi govt of trying to erase Nehru's memory

Slamming the conversion of Nehru Memorial into PMs’ museum, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday said Teen Murti was no longer the place for the ideas and thoughts of Jawaharlal Nehru, a reason why the party had to hold a memorial lecture on his birth anniversary outside unlike in the past.

'Maoist case convict taken to urologist for diarrhoea'

Notice To Amravati Prison Authorities After Petition In HC

India to begin defence drill along entire coastline today

Opportunity To Assess Maritime Security, Defence

Many facts distorted in 'Dharmaveer' too: Saamna taunts CM

The Sena in an editorial in its mouthpiece, Saamna, said that the film Dharmaveer, based on the life of late Sena leader Anand Dighe had also distorted facts.

250 coastal security exercises conducted since 26/11 attack

Indian Navy has carried out over 250 coastal security exercises since the 26/11 Mumbai attack.

School buses, ambulances stuck in jams, students & patients take a hit

School bus operators and parents expressed frustration on Monday over buses being stuck in traffic jams due to the closure of Gokhale bridge in Andheri for repairs.

'93 blasts accused had participated in Dubai conspiracy meet: CBI

The CBI has claimed that the accused were active members of the conspiracy and had also travelled to Pakistan via Dubai to undergo arms training in January-February 1993.

BMC: Call on nod for LMVS only after IIT, VJTI reports

The BMC on Sunday got a team from Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) to inspect Gokhale bridge and suggest if light motor vehicles (LMVs) can be allowed on it till the demolition begins.

Tenders by Nov-end, Gokhale bridge razing to start by Jan

The north-lane carriageway of the bridge will be razed first by March

Asst municipal chief overcomes loss to run in Ironman race

In the month of August this year, assistant municipal commissioner of M west ward Vishwas Mote, 46, was preparing himself for the gruelling Ironman 70.3 race held in Goa when he lost his mother.

Teachers repair part of 3km NH stretch riddled with potholes

Troubled by the bad condition of a 3km stretch of National Highway No. 61, about 125 teachers and nonteaching staff of a private school came with a JCB and a road roller on Monday and repaired a part of the road in Kalyan all by themselves.

Re-test J&J baby powder in govt labs, HC tells state

The Bombay high court on Monday directed the state government to re-examine samples of baby powder manufactured by Johnson & Johnson in government or government-approved laboratories.

1-yr-old Pydhonie boy dies of measles despite vaccine dose

A one-year-old boy from Pydhonie succumbed to measles on Monday at Kasturba Hospital after being on a ventilator for two days, becoming the second confirmed casualty of the viral infection in the ongoing outbreak. However, what sets aside the case from the first death is that the child was vaccinated, according to the parents.

'Safe Schools' project put on back burner, claims Aaditya

When contacted a senior BMC official refuted the allegations and said that project was on track.

Delhi HC asks why not wait for the EC decision on symbol

The Delhi high court on Monday wondered why it should not await a final decision by the Election Commission (EC) before taking a call on the dispute between the rival Shiv Sena factions led by Uddhav Thackeray and Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde over the party’s “bow and arrow” symbol.

Action came after heated debate' with CM associate: Awhad's wife

Jitendra Awhad’s wife Ruta told the media on Monday that a “heated discussion” between her husband and a senior leader accompanying chief minister Eknath Shinde on Sunday for the inauguration of an infrastructure project in Mumbra might have sparked the action against him.

Don't want any woman to suffer the ordeal I did: Complainant

The complainant against NCP’s Jitendra Awhad is believed to be associated with a prominent party.