Emergency Trailer: Kangana Ranaut’s film sheds light on India’s darkest chapter

The makers of ‘Emergency’ starring four-time National Award-winning actress Kangana Ranaut finally unveiled the trailer on August 14, a day before Independence Day. The political drama, which explores a significant and controversial period in Indian democracy, is set to hit theaters worldwide on September 6, 2024. The trailer’s description read, “Witness the story of the…

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Strike will continue: Maharashtra resident doctors` body

The resident doctors at Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) have decided to continue the ongoing strike over the Kolkata doctor rape-murder until all the demands put forth by the association are fully met and provided in writing, reported news agency ANI. The decision was announced by BMC (MARD) to condemn…

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Mumbai: Fire breaks out at Jogeshwari building, no one injured

A fire broke out in a building in Mumbai`s Jogeshwari area, according to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). No injuries were reported in the Jogeshwari building fire incident. According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), the fire broke out around 10.43 pm on Tuesday at the Ruchi building within the Saraf Kaskar Industries premises in…

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Independence Day 2024: Dialogues that evoke the spirit of patriotism

Bollywood has always been at the forefront of instilling patriotism through films, songs, and dialogues. Hindi cinema is known for its nationalistic storylines that often revolve around themes of sacrifice and valour. Bollywood has produced several classic films centred on the concept of patriotism. These films often feature iconic dialogues that resonate with audiences and…

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Mumbai lakes near maximum capacity, currently at 92.82 per cent

The water levels in Mumbai`s seven reservoirs, which supply drinking water to the city, have reached 92.82 per cent, according to BMC data on Wednesday. According to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) data, the collective water stock in Mumbai lakes is currently at 13,43,396 million litres, which is 92.82 per cent of capacity. Mumbai draws water…

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How ’90s VJs train in 2024

‘I am thankful for my thick and muscular legs’  Shenaz Treasury Shenaz Treasury recalls a family vacation that she had taken to Singapore’s Sentosa island at the age of 12. Having headed into the ocean on a cycle along with her sister, she remembers having struggled to return to the shore as her father called out…

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Sperm, egg donors have no right on child: Bombay HC

A Sperm or egg donor has no legal right on the child and cannot claim to be its biological parent, the Bombay High Court held on Tuesday while allowing a 42-year-old woman visitation rights to her five-year-old twin daughters. The woman, in her plea, said her daughters, born via surrogacy, were living with her husband…

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Mumbai: ‘Tell us if you want us to die’

At least 650 residents of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India buildings from Matunga, Mahim, and Dadar stretching into south Mumbai, held a protest at Azad Maidan on Monday. The tenants from 68 buildings, spoke unanimously claiming that they were battling against “eviction and harassment from the LIC for the past decade and more.” They…

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LOL to end the lull

Is this the week that will bring cheer to Bollywood? That’s what the trade circle believes, going by the look of things. Stree 2 is poised for the biggest opening of 2024 in Hindi cinema, with early estimates projecting a first-day collection of about R40 crore. With the figure, it would surpass, by a significant…

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Mumbai doctors’ strike continues; demands for security mount

Despite holding talks with the Directorate of Medical Education (DMER) on Tuesday, resident doctors will continue their agitation, citing the need for better security on hospital grounds. On the first day of the strike, senior resident doctors and professors stepped in to ensure that hospital services were not disrupted as their counterparts across public health…

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SpiceJet pilots not paid for June

Aircraft pilots working with SpiceJet have not received their salaries for June, sparking concerns within the airline’s workforce. In an email sent to the pilots, Virendra Malhotra, vice president of flight operations at SpiceJet, acknowledged the issue. “The salaries, which have been delayed this month (June) beyond expectations, would be disbursed shortly,” the email stated….

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Mumbai: Kurla residents block dairy land clean-up

Residents of Nehru Nagar voiced strong opposition to the cleaning of the Kurla Dairy in Kurla East on Tuesday morning, which was intended for a land survey. In response, authorities halted the clean-up following the residents’ resistance. The Dharavi Redevelopment Authority has sought to acquire 21 acres of land from Mother Dairy, widely known as…

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Winged guests no risk to new Navi Mumbai airport: Study

Migratory birds, such as flamingos flying between the Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary and Navi Mumbai wetlands, maintain an altitude below the aircraft flight path, a recent study by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) shows. Navi Mumbai International Airport Limited (NMIAL) expressed concerns regarding some bird sites—NRI Colony, Training Ship Chanakya (TSC), and Delhi Public…

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Mumbai Diary: Wednesday Dossier

Crowning glory Gujarat Police officers conduct the final dress rehearsal ahead of the Independence Day parade at Mantralaya Seychelles calling Uma Dogra during the performance at the Seychelles Museum Mumbai-based danseuse Uma Dogra is on a four-day visit to the East African island of Seychelles to celebrate the Seychelles India Day leading up to India’s…

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Mumbai: City doctors` strike continues, demands for security mount

Despite holding talks with the Directorate of Medical Education (DMER) on Tuesday, resident doctors will continue their agitation, citing the need for better security on hospital grounds. On the first day of the strike, senior resident doctors and professors stepped in to ensure that hospital services were not disrupted as their counterparts across public health…

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