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Vishal-Shekhar unhappy with 'Deedar De' remix? Check out their cryptic tweets
Ahead of the release of the Rajkummar Rao starrer, creators of 'Chhalaang,' on Tuesday unveiled yet another exciting soundtrack 'Deedar De' to get the nation groove along. The latest track is a remake of musician duo Vishal and Shekhar's peppy track of the same name from the 2005 released movie 'Dus.' Written by Panchhi Jalonvi, it sees new-age singers Asees Kaur and Dev Negi at the vocals. The original 'Deedar De' song was sung by acclaimed singer Sunidhi Chauhan.
'Sher Singh' trailer: Pawan Singh and Aamrapali Dubey promise a good dose of action and romance - Times of India
Alia looks just like her mother in this pic
'Dream Girl' box office collection Day 3: The Ayushmann Khurrana starrer sees an exceptional first weekend - Times of India
Continuing his dream run at the box office, Ayushmann Khurrana 's latest offering ' Dream Girl ' has seen an exceptional first-weekend collection at the box office. The Raaj Shandilya directorial has registered strong numbers across many circuits and has appealed to the masses. The film stars Nushrat Bharucha as the female lead. As per the latest report on Boxofficeindia.com, on Sunday, the film managed to rake in Rs 18 crore on its third day at the box office.
Alia Bhatt looks like a spitting image of her mum Soni Razdan in THIS throwback picture - Times of India
A day ago, the veteran actress of Bollywood Shabana Azmi shared a beautiful throwback picture of herself along with actress Soni Razdan and late actress Smita Patil from their 1983 film 'Mandi'. While sharing the picture, Shabana mentioned how Soni and her daughter Alia Bhatt look alike. The actress shared the photo and captioned,“#AliaBhatt looks exactly like her mother #Soni Razdan. Here is proof. Still from #Mandi". The candid monochrome pic captures Soni, Shabana and Smita in an intense look.
MMRDA Recruitment 2019: Notification for 1053 non-executive posts released; apply from Sept 16 - Times of India
MMRDA Vacancy: Candidates, having Engg Diploma, MBA, PGDBM, PGDM, ITI qualifications, can apply online through the official website - https://mmrda.maharashtra.gov.in. Representational Image Candidates, having Engg Diploma, MBA, PGDBM, PGDM, ITI qualifications, can apply online through the official website - https://mmrda.maharashtra.gov.in. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for these 1053 non-executive posts in MMRDA, Mumbai, Maharashtra, up to October 7, 2019.
Ashes triumph will help Australia put ball-tampering scandal behind them: McGrath - Times of India
A magnificent Ashes triumph in Old Blighty after 18 summers is exactly what Australian cricket needed to finally exorcise the ghosts of last year's ball-tampering scandal in South Africa, feels Glenn McGrath. Glenn McGrath (Getty Images) MANCHESTER: A magnificent Ashes triumph in Old Blighty after 18 summers is exactly what Australian cricket needed to finally exorcise the ghosts of last year's ball-tampering scandal in South Africa, feels Glenn McGrath.
Rajasthan Board 12th Supplementary Result 2019 to be released today
The Rajasthan Board 12th Supplementary Result 2019 will be released today around 04:00 pm on the official website of the Board - www.rajresults.nic.in. The Rajasthan Board's Senior Secondary Science, Commerce and Arts compartment examinations were held from August 1 to 3, 2019. Around 34000 candidates appeared for the examination this year.
LIC HFL Admit Card 2019 released for recruitment of various post, here's direct link - Times of India
The admit card for the same was released on September 9, 2019, on the official website of the LIC Housing - http://lichousing.com. The candidates who have applied for the above posts can visit the official website to check and download the admit card.
Gauri Khan wishes her mother happy birthday; shares an unseen pic of her with Shah Rukh Khan and AbRam - Times of India
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‘Dabangg 3’: How Salman Khan prepared for his shirtless climax scene with Sudeep - Times of India
Salman Khan has been working round the clock on the final schedule of his film ‘Dabangg 3’. From shooting romantic song sequences with Sonakshi Sinha to some intense action sequences, the actor has been doing it all. According to the latest reports, it is now finally time for Khan to shoot his much-talked-about shirtless climax sequence with South star Sudeep , who plays the antagonist in the film.
Fit at 52: TEN videos of Akshay Kumar which prove that he is the fittest Bollywood actor - Times of India
Unlike his contemporaries, birthday boy Akshay Kumar is just aging in reverse. The ace actor, who turns 52 today can still give any athlete a run for his money with his fitness. His health and strong will-power to keep his body in shape has earned him the name of Khiladi of Bollywood. With back to back stellar performances on the celluloid and a huge fan following on social media, Akshay has surely inspired a lot of millennials to go the healthy way.
Watch: Akshay Kumar says he is ‘humbled’ to play Prithviraj Chauhan as he unveils first motion poster of biopic - Times of India
It looks like we will be getting another history lesson from Akshay Kumar as he preps to go to take on the role of one of the bravest rulers in Indian history- Prithviraj Chauhan . On the occasion of his 52nd birthday, the star unveiled the first look motion poster of the upcoming biopic titled ‘Prithviraj’.
NRC-excluded not 'stateless', to enjoy rights for now: MEA | India News - Times of India
A woman checks for names in the final list of the National Register of Citizens in Assam's Morigaon district (...Read More GUWAHATI: Amid concerns raised by UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi that NRC may render a large number of people stateless, the government clarified on Sunday that those excluded from the register will continue to enjoy all rights till all legal remedies have been exhausted.
Parents in NRC, 7-yr-old bears 'Bangladeshi' taunt | India News - Times of India
A family check the names of its members in the recently published final list of the National Register of Citiz...Read More GUWAHATI: Seven-year-old Somiara can't fathom why her parents are not "Bangladeshis" but she has suddenly become one in the eyes of her friends. "The other kids have started calling me a Bangladeshi. Are they (police) going to take me away? I am not a Bangladeshi," she said, looking askance at her father as tears streamed down his face.
BJP eyeing options for review of NRC | India News - Times of India
Assam minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has demanded 20% reverification of NRC in border districts of Assam NEW DELHI: Publication of the final National Register of Citizens list in Assam has left the ruling BJP disappointed and the party is determined to seek a thorough review to ensure its political plank retains its credibility and there is a reappraisal of illegal migrants.
Arif Mohammad Khan, who quit Rajiv govt, is new Kerala guv | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Arif Mohammad Khan, a vocal voice against triple talaq and who had resigned from the Rajiv Gandhi cabinet in protest against the enactment of a law to nullify the Supreme Court verdict in the Shah Bano case, has been appointed governor of Kerala, a state where BJP has been struggling to make its presence felt. Senior BJP leader and former Uttarakhand CM Bhagat Singh Koshyari, 77, will be the new governor of Maharashtra.
Lawyers script new trend - doubt SC's efficacy in dealing with a case and then argue that case | India News - Times of India
Till recently, the trend was that lawyers argued their cases and waited for the judgment. Most accepted the judgments of the Supreme Court, howsoever unpalatable they might be. But some minced no words in criticising a judgment if it went beyond the established cannons of law and precedents set by the SC. Some prominent senior advocates have started a new trend. They first write articles in newspapers and web portals raising doubts about the SC's efficacy to deal with a particular case.
Lord Ram was biggest unifying factor in country: Arif | India News - Times of India
Kerala's newly-appointed governor Arif Mohammad Khan during a book launch 'Imam-e-Hind Ram' , in New Delhi on ...Read More NEW DELHI: A few hours after his appointment as Kerala governor was announced, Arif Mohammad Khan on Sunday said several issues facing the country would be automatically resolved if people returned to their roots and accepted their country's ethos and heritage. "We should feel proud of our civilisation, culture and heritage.
Chandrayaan-2 enters circular orbit, lander-orbiter separation today | India News - Times of India
The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is looking to carry out the separation of Chandrayaan-2 module (lander Vikram and rover Pragyan) from the orbiter between 12.45pm and 1.45pm on Monday. The decision was taken after a high-level review committee meeting on Saturday. âThe separation is scheduled for around 1.30pm tomorrow (Monday),â a scientist who was on the review committee told TOI.
Emergency dept in all medical colleges by 2022 | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: With an aim to improve trauma care in the country, the government has decided to make it mandatory for all medical colleges to have emergency medicine department by 2022. "We want to develop a cadre of emergency medicine specialists so that one doesn't have to depend on referrals at the time of emergency. The objective is to strengthen interdisciplinary care and managerial care across the country," Board of Governors chairman V K Paul, who is also a member of Niti Aayog, told TOI .
Need an alternative for packaged water: Paswan | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Emphasising the fact that a campaign to shun single use plastic (SUP) will have a huge impact on packaged water bottles which have become a part of urban life, consumer affairs minister Ram Vilas Paswan has urged government departments to find alternatives.
RSS & Jamiat chiefs meet, talk of unity | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: At a time when "polarisation" and "Hindutva" are the buzzwords, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind (JUH) chief Maulana Syed Arshad Madani held deliberations on the political situation in the country and on working together for communal harmony. RSS sources confirmed the meeting at Keshav Kunj, Sangh's headquarters in the national capital, on Saturday. The meeting lasted almost one and a half hours.
Kashmir battle heads to the Alps | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: The government has sent a team led by senior diplomat Ajay Bisaria to Geneva to boost the Indian presence at the UN Human Rights Council to fend off yet another Pakistani attempt against the Indian decisions on Kashmir. Pakistan is rolling out its own big guns - former foreign secretary Tehmina Janjua and foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, who will address the 42nd session of the human rights body.
India-Pak speakers spar over Kashmir in Male | India News - Times of India
The Maldivian Parliament on Sunday provided an unlikely setting for a heated exchange between Indian and Pakistani representatives after the neighbouring country's delegation veered off topic during a debate on sustainable development goals to raise the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
Pakistan offers consular access to Jadhav today | India News - Times of India
ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI: Pakistan has once again offered consular access to Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav. Announcing the decision, Pakistani foreign office spokesperson Mohammed Faisal tweeted, "Consular access for Indian spy Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav, a serving Indian naval officer and RAW operative, is being provided on Monday, September 2, in line with Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, ICJ judgment and the laws of Pakistan.
Spider-Man to bid goodbye to the Marvel cinematic universe? - Times of India
Marvel to lose Spider-Man due to profit-sharing dispute. Yes, you heard that right. According to the reports, surfaced on the Internet that Marvel Studios may be stepping away from the cross-studio partnership. Earlier on Tuesday, it was reported that there was a disagreement over the profit-sharing structure. A source in the report who was unauthorized to speak publicly revealed that the negotiations are not yet final.
'Mission Mangal' box office collection Day 6: The Akshay Kumar starrer continues its strong run on weekdays - Times of India
Jagan Shakti directorial ' Mission Mangal ' which stars Akshay Kumar in the lead role has continued in its strong run on Tuesday as the film successfully sails across the weekdays. The film which features an ensemble star cast of Vidya Balan , Taapsee Pannu, Sonakshi Sinha, Kriti Kulhari, Nitya Menen, Sharman Joshi among others has already crossed the Rs 100 crore mark at the box office in just five days.
All scared and bruised, Parineeti Chopra looks promising in the first look of 'The Girl On The Train' Hindi remake - Times of India
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Rishi Kapoor is looking forward to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with his family back in India - Times of India
It's been almost a year since Rishi Kapoor has been in New York for his cancer treatment. His fans back here are missing the actor in action and so does he who is looking forward to be back in the country as soon as possible. Ever since the news of him being diagnosed with the disease surfaced, his fans and followers along with Bollywood celebs were very concerned about the actor's health. The actor is currently in the last leg of his treatment.
Chidambaram being 'shamefully hunted down' as truth inconvenient to 'cowards': Priyanka | India News - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Wednesday slammed the government over the action of probe agencies against former finance minister P Chidambaram, alleging that he is being "hunted down" as he speaks the truth which is "inconvenient to cowards". Priyanka Gandhi also said that the party stands by Chidambaram.
US says it's ready to resume nuclear talks with North Korea
SEOUL: The top US envoy on North Korea says Washington is ready to restart nuclear negotiations with North Korea. Stephen Biegun made the comments Wednesday, a day after the US and South Korea ended their regular military exercises that North Korea calls an invasion rehearsal. During the training, North Korea raised tensions with its own missile and other weapons tests.
Bangladesh eyes new Rohingya repatriation attempt next week
DHAKA: Bangladesh and Myanmar are considering a fresh attempt next week to repatriate a few of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who fled a military crackdown two years ago, Dhaka officials said Friday. Some 740,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh in August 2017 from a military offensive in Myanmar that the United Nations likened to ethnic cleansing, joining 200,000 already there.
Manipal Nursing College to host Indo-Scotland symposium on Advanced Dementia
Kevin Mendonsa Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE, Manipal in collaboration with University of West of Scotland and Alzheimer Scotland, UK will organize a symposium on 'Advanced Dementia' on April 30. | TNN | Apr 28, 2019, 17:11 ISTRepresentational Image MANIPAL: Manipal College of Nursing, MAHE, Manipal in collaboration with University of West of Scotland and Alzheimer Scotland, UK will organize a symposium on 'Advanced Dementia' on April 30.
'Hobby' shooter Abhishek Verma bags Tokyo Olympics quota berth - Times of India
Abhishek Verma never ceases to surprise. The Haryana man called himself a 'hobby shooter' after winning a bronze medal in the Asian Games last year - his international debut at the age of 29. He was at it again on Saturday. The lawyer-turned-shooter bagged a Tokyo Olympics quota berth by winning gold in the men's 10m air pistol event at the ISSF World Cup in Beijing. And he didn't stop there to celebrate his win and let it all sink in.
TOI growing even in markets where it’s a late entrant
The sheer geographical spread of the growth of The Times of India is obvious from the fact that cities and states in very different regions, including those that were not traditionally TOI markets, have witnessed TOI’s readership galloping along. Patna, in the east, for instance, saw the total readership rise from 104,000 in 2017 to 147,000 in 2019, an eyepopping 41.3% rise. In West Bengal too, a growth of 17,000 readers since 2017 has made TOI the most read English daily in the state.
'Direct tax collection up since demonetisation'
NEW DELHI: Significant rise in direct net tax collections in the year of demonetisation and after, exceptional growth in revenue from advance and self-assessment tax under personal income tax and steady increase in new income tax filers point to positive impact of note ban, official sources said.
About 200 US companies seeking to move manufacturing base from China to India: Report - Times of India
The US-India Strategic and Partnership Forum's (USISPF) president Mukesh Aghi said that the companies are talking to them about how to set up an alternative to China by investing in India. Aghi said that USISPF's recommendation to the new government would be to accelerate the reforms and bring transparency in the decision-making process. “I think that's critical.
IL&FS fiasco: Deloitte may face curbs on audit practice
Sources said the probe by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) had thrown up several instances of the auditor’s failure to prevent a fraud that has put the entire financial system at risk. “There have been lapses which allowed the fraud at IL&FS to go on for years,” said an official.
Pollution causes health hazards - Times of India
PATNA: With air quality deteriorating in city, people have started developing breathing problems, eye irritation, chronic cough and nose and throat infections.“Concentration of dust particles and harmful pollutants may further increase in winter season as the pollutants remain trapped in the lower level of atmosphere when the temperature drops,” said S N Jaiswal, scientist at Bihar State Pollution Control Board Senior citizens above 60 years of age and children below five years, according to...
Man’s body found with his face smashed - Times of India
Vadodara: An unidentified man was found murdered in Dhamodi village in Chhota Udepur on Tuesday morning.The body was sighted by villagers near the road approaching the village. Villagers believed it to be a road accident as the man’s face was badly smashed. But when police investigated the area, they found a country-made gun from nearby bushes which made the case suspicious.Cops could not identify the man as no identity cards or other valuables were found from the pant pockets.
TN CM greets President, PM on Diwali - Times of India
CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister K Palaniswami on Tuesday extended Diwali greetings to President Ramnath Kovind , vice-president Venkaiah Naidu Prime Minister Narendra Modi and state Governor Banwarilal Purohit "On the joyous occasion of Diwali, I take great pleasure in conveying my warm wishes to you for a wonderful year ahead.
Calls for removal of Mizoram state election chief gain ground - Times of India
GUWAHATI: Protesters against Mizoram chief electoral officer SB Shashank took social media by storm on Tuesday, taking the stir beyond the streets of Aizawl.The Election Commission had given marching orders to principal secretary for home Lalnunmawia Chuaungo after chief election commissioner SB Shashank complained he was interfering with the poll process.
JNU Engineering students write to VC, demand accountability for fees paid by them
NEW DELHI: The engineering students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University here have written to the vice-chancellor, demanding "accountability and transparency" for the fees they were paying towards various facilities.
Solar Industries plans JV to make artillery fuses - Times of India
Nagpur: Solar Industries, the private sector defence manufacturer from the city, is planning to enter into a joint venture with South Africa’s Fucshs Electronics to make electronic fuses for artillery ammunition. With the deal, it hopes to entirely indigenize manufacturing of fuses which are a key component of an artillery shell and even rockets.
NHAI begins construction of underpasses at Akkulam - Times of India
Thiruvananthapuram: National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has begun the construction of the underpasses on either side of Akkulam bridge Though it has been nearly a year after opening the new Akkulam bridge parallel to the old bridge,NHAI was able to start construction of the underpasses only by now.
Labourer working in Corbett dies after tiger mauls him - Times of India
Bijnor: A 45-year-old labourer who had gone to carry out repairs in Corbett Park’s Dhikala range succumbed to injuries after a tiger suddenly pounced on him and mauled him. He was rushed to Uttarakhand’s Ramnagar hospital but died on the way.According to villagers, the deceased, Pankaj Kumar, was a resident of Chhajmalwala village under Bijnor’s Rehar police station. He had gone to the forest area along with a team of labourers and forest guards to repair the kuchcha road on Saturday.
NIFT-TEA bags gold trophy for skill development programme - Times of India
Tirupur: NIFT-TEA College of Knitwear Fashion has bagged the gold trophy awarded by the Union ministry of skill development and entrepreneurship in ‘Professional Institute for Skill Development’ category. It was awarded at a function held in New Delhi on Thursday.In the last four years, the institution had imparted skills to about 18,000 people for floor to middle-level jobs in apparel industry.
Nehru letter to RBI may give Modi government ammunition in Urjit row - Times of India
NEW DELHI: It may sound ironical but the Narendra Modi government may tap into Jawaharlal Nehru’s exchange with Sir Benegal Rama Rau , who quit as Reserve Bank of India governor due to differences with the government, in its battle with central bank chief Urjit Patel Rau, a civil servant, was the fourth governor of RBI and resigned in January 1957 after a seven-and-a-half-year term as Nehru sided with finance minister TT Krishnamachari and made it clear that RBI was part of “the various...
Soon, another labour ward to open in Thane civil hospital - Times of India
THANE: With the rise in the number of expecting mothers rushing to the state-run civil hospital in labour, the hospital authorities will open another labour ward in a week’s time to accommodate the newborns and their mothers owing to shortage of beds.Many expecting mothers, not only from Thane, Kalwa and nearby cities, but even from Shahapur, Ambernath and Murbad come to the hospital for delivery.
KCR running a dictatorial, one family rule, says Chavan - Times of India
HYDERABAD: Charging caretaker CM K Chandrasekhar Rao with running a dictatorial and one-family rule in Telangana , Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan on Sunday exuded confidence that his party led alliance will win the December 7 assembly polls and form the government.Speaking to reporters here, he alleged that the promises made to the people in the run up to the 2014 elections were just to garner votes and added that the coming polls would be fought over the 'misrule' of KCR government.
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