Dube: From villain to hero for CSK, all in a week's time

It was just about a week ago that Shivam Dube became the villain for Chennai Super Kings fans.

‘Have concerns about human rights in US'

EAM’s Riposte Follows Blinken’s ‘Abuses’ Remark

RGV & Isha Koppikar reunite after a decade for Dhahanam

Making a splash together after a decade, Ram Gopal Varma and isha Koppikar, who had last collaborated on the film Shabri, return with an MX Original Series, Dhahanam.

Rajnath visits US Indo-Pacific Command HQ in Hawaii

On his arrival from Washington DC, Singh was received by Commander, US INDOPACOM Admiral John Aquilino.

Intent dishonest in Vikrant funds case: Sessions court

JUDGESPEAK DIFFERS IN HC & LOWER COURT

HC denies Varavara medical bail, extends temporary relief

The Bombay high court on Wednesday dismissed Elgar Parishad case accused P Varavara Rao’s plea for medical bail citing his “deteriorating health’’, but extended his temporary medical bail by three months.

CBI files 5 FIRs to take over probe against Param Bir

The CBI has registered five separate FIRs against former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh and others in keeping with a Supreme Court order directing the premier investigating agency to take over the probe into allegations against the former top cop.

India Stands Ground On Russia, Persuades US To Elevate Ties

EAM Points To Europe’s Russia Energy Import

Need To Focus On Essential Imports, Cannot Worry About Servicing Debt: Lanka Bank Guv

Declaring a default on foreign debt, the governor of Sri Lanka’s central bank said the island needed to prioritise at a time of economic crisis. “We need to focus on essential imports and not have to worry about servicing external debt. It has come to a point that making debt payments is challenging and impossible,” Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s governor P Nandalal Weerasinghe said.

On Day 2 As Pak PM, Shehbaz Raises Kashmir Issue Again

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday again raised the Kashmir issue while thanking his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi for his congratulatory message.

US Brings Up ‘Increase In Human Rights Abuses' In India, Delhi Ignores Remark

EAM Highlights ‘Human Element’ In Bilateral Ties

CNG costlier by ₹5/kg; pay ₹4.5/unit more for PNG too

The price of CNG in Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) has been hiked yet again by Rs 5/kg from Wednesday morning, while that of domestic piped natural gas (PNG) or cooking gas will also go up by Rs 4.50 per unit.

Web-based Covidialysis tracker to the rescue of kidney patients

When the pandemic began, the 10,000-odd patients with kidney disease in Mumbai emerged as one of the most vulnerable groups as they had to undergo dialysis every two to three days. As they started testing positive for Covid-19, it was a challenge to ensure this group got dialysis without transmitting the infection.

Rush-hour shooting in NYC subway, 16 injured

Cops: Not Being Investigated As An Act Of Terror

Putin says talks with Ukraine at dead end, vows war will go on

Russia Prez Claims West’s Economic Blitzkrieg Has Failed, Calls ‘Bucha Killings’ Fake, ‘It Was Staged Like Syrian Chemical Attack’

Financial losses drive over 1,200 private schools in state to closure

Inability to repay loans, non-payment of fees, and students dropping out of school were among the prime reasons for more than 1,200 schools in Maharashtra to shut down during the two years of the Covid pandemic. Most of them conducted classes up to Std X.

Botched-up rescue bid kills one more, cable car toll at 3

All 45 Pulled To Safety After 44-Hour Ordeal

BoJo & Sunak face calls to quit over lockdown fines

UK PM Boris Johnson and his finance minister Rishi Sunak will be fined for breaking Britain’s strict coronavirus lockdown rules, his office said on Tuesday, provoking anger and calls for them both to resign. Police have been investigating 12 gatherings at Johnson’s Downing Street office and the cabinet office after a damning internal inquiry found his staff had enjoyed alcohol-fuelled parties that were not permitted.

Amid rising cases, health min takes stock of new XE variant

Directs Officials To Also Review Available Drugs

CSK REDISCOVER THEIR SWAGGER

Uthappa, Dube & Theekshana Star As Chennai Beat RCB By 23 Runs To Post 1st Win

Calling Me A Pan-Indian Star Only Means I Have Gained More Love: Yash

Ahead of his release KGF: Chapter 2, the star talks about his idea of cinema, the KGF journey and what the term ‘pan-India star’ means to him

Cases Not In Clusters, Role Of New Variants Unlikely: NTAGI

The fresh cases of Covid-19 inching up in some states like Delhi, Kerala, Haryana and Mizoram are not in clusters and unlikely to be infected with any new variant even though Omicron is giving rise to new variants in an X series because of recombination among its mutants, said N K Arora, chief of Covid Task Group under the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI).

Despite Differences On Ukraine, PM, Biden Focus On Partnership

Modi Brings Up Bucha Killings Unilaterally

Fate Of City Coastline To Be Decided Today, Greens Give Last Call For Action

The state’s coastal zone authority is about to take up for consideration Mumbai’s Coastal Zone Management Plan (CZMP), which was approved by the Centre over a year ago and uploaded online two months back.

Imran Preparing Pitch For Early Polls

Stumped But Not Willing To Leave The Field Yet, Khan Rallies Public Support & Makes His MPs Quit En Masse

Musk Declines Twitter's Board Seat On Joining Day

Deletes Weekend ‘Suggestion’ Tweets Too

Shehbaz, In Inaugural Speech As Pak PM, Rakes Up Kashmir

PML-N chief Shehbaz Sharif was elected Pakistan’s 23rd PM unopposed on Monday after the candidate nominated by his predecessor Imran Khan’s PTI, ex-foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, announced in parliament that his party was boycotting the election and resigning en masse from the National Assembly.

ED questions Kharge, probe nears Gandhis

Will Quiz Cong Neta & AJL MD Bansal Today

Over 3,000 in 18-59 group get boosted with 3rd jab on Day 2

Of the 16,665 who took the Covid-19 vaccine on Monday, roughly 20% (3,117) were people in the 18-59 age group who took their third or precautionary shot.

MIAL told to list steps taken to clear aircraft path hurdles

Bombay high court on Monday directed Mumbai International Airport Ltd (MIAL) to inform it about what steps it has taken to clear obstacles in takeoffs and landings at the city airport.