Mumbai
- City to get first cemeteries for pets, livestock
- 2 teens drown in Vasai stone quarry
- Gangster demands Rs 5cr from singer, agrees to 2 shows for free instead
- Minister’s PA allegedly abuses, threatens man who asked him not to block traffic
- New twists to IRS vs IRS kidnap saga
- Suspended for negligence, port appraiser kills self
Entertainment
Velvet touch
He may not have a great first touch like the sumptuous one trotted out by Arsenal man Olivier Giroud on Sunday, but Ranbir Kapoor sure is getting there.
Back to the battlefield in October
Bahubali 2 is halfway complete and Rana Daggubati asserts he’s a pan-India actor now.
Tabu sings for her baby
After singing in Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider, actress croons a lullaby for another film.
Johnny Lever’s daughter is a female Babulal
The filmmakers saw a stand-up video of Jamie, which was doing the rounds on social media, and offered her this role. “It was a surprise to both my father and me.
Salma Hayek eats worms
Salma Hayek says she eats a variety of foods including silk worms and deep-fried frog. When she appeared on the TV show Watch
City to get first cemeteries for pets, livestock
Civic officials said plots will be identified in the eastern and western suburbs and work will begin within three months.
2 teens drown in Vasai stone quarry
The Waliv police have registered a case of accidental death after two teens – including a minor boy – drowned in a stone quarry in Vasai on Saturday evening.
Gangster demands Rs 5cr from singer, agrees to 2 shows for free instead
Arijit Singh says he told Ravi Pujari via manager he doesn’t have that kind of money; cops make diary entry after Arijit approaches them but refuses to file FIR.
- Minister’s PA allegedly abuses, threatens man who asked him not to block traffic
- New twists to IRS vs IRS kidnap saga
- Suspended for negligence, port appraiser kills self
- Your duty-free bag might need to be lighter
- Palghar minor gangraped, eight months pregnant; 4 including two minors held
- Malad man held for allegedly raping his 15-year-old daughter for last 2 yrs
- CR revives 2007 plan to make Panvel station a terminus
- Popular bakery, 3 shops gutted in Lokhandwala market fire
- Radhe Maa could face another round of grilling, say Kandivali police
Evacuations ordered after new explosions, contamination fears
The disaster has raised questions if dangerous chemicals were stored close to residential complexes and if fire-fighters unknowingly triggered the blasts.
IMF calls for Greek debt relief after bailout approval
Euro zone finance ministers have agreed to lend Greece up to 86 billion euros ($96 billion) after Greek lawmakers accepted
NDA squeaky clean, says PM; skims over OROP
In I-Day speech, Modi turns focus on startups, announces Rs 50k-cr agri scheme.
J&K: 3 killed, 5 hurt in Pak firing
Three civilians including a sarpanch were killed in heavy firing and mortar attacks by Pakistani troops on several Indian posts and
Silver lining for Saina
Having changed coach and residence a year ago, Nehwal views World Championship final appearance as a step forward.
Misfiring hitman
Is it time Rohit’s batting number, or his very place in the Test team, is reviewed?
Pawar to attend Aug 28 BCCI meet, decision evokes curiosity
A few giants of the past, if not exactly present, are preparing to attend it making it sure that the August 28 conclave in Kolkata will be an eventful one.
The ‘slings’ of fire
Malinga’s district coach Lasith Chaminda reveals how he blocked attempts to change the pacer’s action.
Building a skilled India
The biggest challenge facing construction and infrastructure in our country is the lack of a skilled workforce. Skill-building is a need of the hour that will secure the future of...
Of homes and prisons
Jabbar Patel’s 1981 film Subah (made as Umbartha in Marathi) is a flawed but intriguing feminist portrait of a woman torn between domesticity and a larger social vocation, struggl...
In defence of those who defend us
Being the amazingly optics driven country, we are fine ones for tokenism. Let there be a natural calamity or an incursion or insurgency
The largest opposition party
As Parliament winds up for the season, its business far from finished, it’s pertinent to recall a time when dissent was not decibel, but decorous, and democracy shone brightly in ...