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Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Bhojpuri singer held with arms
Patna: Police arrested Bhojpuri singer Manish Kavya along with arms and ammunition under the Ranitalab police station area in Patna on Thursday. Manish is a resident of Kab village, and several criminal cases are also registered against him. The police recovered a country-made pistol and three live cartridges from him, Patna SP (West) Bhanu Pratap Singh said. "Some notorious criminals made a song to create fear in society. Weapons were displayed in the video of this song. After receiving the information, the police took cognizance of the matter and formed a team. During the raid, Manish was arrested from Kab village," he added. Flesh trade racket busted: The police busted a flesh trade racket running at a spa centre under the Kotwali police station area in Patna on Thursday. The police received a tip-off that a sex racket was being run under the guise of a spa. The police reached there and rescued a minor girl. The owner of the spa was arrested. Vehicle catches fire: A fire brigade vehicle caught fire at Income-Tax crossing in the Kotwali police station area of Patna on Thursday. At the time of the incident, only the driver was in the vehicle. He jumped out after the fire broke out. There was some luggage in the vehicle; they tried to take it out but could not. However, there is no report of any casualty.
Indian Express
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
‘Aryan Khan is an outstanding director, his foundation is very strong; The Ba***ds of Bollywood trailer is around the corner,' says Manish Chaudhari
Unlike many of his peers, otherwise known as nepo kids of Bollywood who chose to become actors, Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan has chosen a different path for his career in the entertainment industry. Aryan decided to become a director very early in his life and soon, his first show, The Ba***ds of Bollywood, will debut on Netflix. Actor Manish Chaudhari, who worked with Aryan on the show, recently shared that Aryan came in with a lot of clarity and youthful energy when he started working on the show. In a chat with Radio Nasha Official, Manish shared that the release of the trailer is 'just around the corner.' When asked about his experience with Aryan, he called him him 'outstanding' and added, 'Aryan must be around 26-27 now. When we started working, he was around 24-25, and the amount of clarity that he came in with, and the amount of youthful energy of a mid-20s person, I was like…' He also praised Aryan's understanding of the craft of filmmaking and said, 'And to also have the craft to understand that because he has an education in filmmaking and he has come with that. So the foundation is very strong, the intent is very clear and how it has turned out, we will know very soon.' ALSO READ | Sitaare Zameen Par to release on YouTube on August 1, six weeks after theatrical release: Is Aamir Khan saving cinema, or replacing it? Shah Rukh Khan is also the producer of the series and Manish recalled his interactions with the movie star during the making of The Ba***ds of Bollywood. Manish shared that when Shah Rukh introduced him to Zoya, he called him a 'ghaint actor.' 'He was standing with Zoya when I met him and he looked at Zoya and said, 'Did you meet Manish? He is such a ghaint (great) actor.' It was such a pleasure,' he recalled with a smile. The Ba***ds of Bollywood had a title reveal in February and it was rumoured to release in June. However, the release date, and the trailer of the series is yet to come out. Previously, Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos endorsed the show at the WAVES Summit 2025 and said, 'We have a show called The Ba***ds of Bollywood coming up that is really fun, and I am going to leave the audience to try to figure out the title completely, but it is so fun. I am four episodes in.' In the same chat, Saif Ali Khan added, 'I have to say I saw a little bit of that show as well, the one you just mentioned and it looked fantastic. My kids have done a little appearance in it.'
Hindustan Times
14 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Panchkula: 83-yr-old duped of ₹59 lakh in ‘digital arrest' scam, 2 arrested
The district cybercrime police have arrested two individuals allegedly involved in a digital arrest scam that defrauded an 83-year-old city resident of ₹59.90 lakh. The arrested accused have been identified as Manish and Amit, both from Hisar. Both the accused were produced in a local court on Wednesday and have been taken on a five-day police remand for further interrogation. (HT photo for representation) The victim from Sector-16 filed a complaint on July 21. In his complaint, the victim said the fraud began on January 16, when he received a WhatsApp call from someone posing as a police officer from Hyderabad police headquarters. The imposter falsely claimed a money laundering case had been registered against him and demanded his immediate presence in Hyderabad. When the elderly man stated he couldn't travel, he was informed via video call that his Aadhaar was linked to a fraudster named 'Goyal' who had fled the country. Consequently, the victim was digitally arrested and instructed to remain on video call without informing anyone, under threat of dire consequences. Over three days, the fraudsters manipulated and coerced the victim into withdrawing and depositing ₹59.90 lakh. Upon realising he had been scammed, the victim promptly lodged a complaint. Both the accused were produced in a local court on Wednesday and have been taken on a five-day police remand for further interrogation.
Time of India
19 hours ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Rajasthan State Ranking Badminton: Manish Phogat, Parul Choudhary, Somyaa Bhatnagar bag maiden singles titles; Jangjeet Singh Kajla wins double crown
Jaipur: Top seed Manish Phogat lived up to his billing to claim his maiden men's singles title in the Rajasthan State Ranking Badminton tournament which concluded at the Sawai Man Singh Indoor Stadium here on Wednesday. Nineteen-year-old Manish overcame mid-match slump to stop the impressive run of unseeded Kartik Jain in a well-contested summit clash. Manish, a trainee of the Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy in Bengaluru, displayed an excellent all-round performance to secure a 21-7, 16-21, 21-8 win in the final. Before entering the final, Kartik had knocked out two seeded players -- Daksh Bhati in the quarters and Aryan Tyagi in the semis. However, the Jaipur lad found Manish too hot to handle despite winning the second game. As expected, the women's singles crown was grabbed by unseeded Parul Choudhary, who outclassed top seed Suhasi Verma 21-8, 21-8 without much discomfort. Playing her first Senior State tourney, international shuttler Parul made it memorable with her maiden title at the senior category. However, top seed Parul of Churu retired in the U-19 girls singles final against Somyaa Bhatnagar. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No annual fees for life UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo Jaipur girl Somyaa was leading 5-3 in the first game when southpaw Parul decided to concede the match citing severe pain in her legs. After finishing runner-up in the women's singles last year, it was Somyaa's first junior state singles title. In the U-19 boys singles final, second seed Gurtej Singh Vasir staged a remarkable comeback to down fifth seed Jangjeet Singh Kajla 17-21, 21-14, 21-9. However, Jangjeet clinched a double crown by emerging champion in the U-19 boys doubles with Arnav Sharma and U-19 mixed doubles with Kavya Swami. Manish, who was one of the chief architects of Rajasthan winning the North Zone title last year, was delighted to win his maiden men's singles title. "It's a very good feeling to be a state senior champion. I was the state junior champion earlier and wanted to win in the senior section as well. My opponent in the final Kartik won the second game because I was feeling tired after playing a couple of tough matches in the last few days. I hope to carry my fine form in the upcoming All India tournaments," Manish told TOI after the triumph. Rajasthan's top two singles players -- Sanskar Saraswat and Pranay Katta -- surprisingly decided to skip the tournament. Results (Finals) Men's singles: 1-Manish Phogat bt Kartik Jain 21-7, 16-21, 21-8 Women's singles: Parul Choudhary bt 1-Suhasi Verma 21-8, 21-8 Men's doubles: 1-Aryan Tyagi-Murli Sharma bt Q-Bhuvan Singh-Raj Shukla 21-15, 21-8 Women's doubles: 3-Shairil Choudhary-Uthsava Palit bt 1-Bhawna Sharma-Suman Sharma 21-9, 21-19 Mixed doubles: 1-Harsh Chaplot-Anandita Tamra bt Sachin Jhajharia-Tanisha Singh 21-13, 21-19 U-19 boys singles: 2-Gurtej Singh Vasir bt 5-Jangjeet Singh Kajla 17-21, 21-14, 21-9 U-19 boys doubles: 1-Arnav Sharma-Jangjeet Singh Kajla bt Gurtej Singh Vasir-Yash Soni 21-19, 21-10 U-19 girls singles: 5-Somyaa Bhatnagar bt 1-Parul Choudhary 5-3 (Retired) U-19 girls doubles: 1-Mokshitha Bhardawaj-Tanishka Yadav bt 2-Aditi Sharma-Sakshi Singh 21-14, 21-18 U-19 mixed doubles: 2-Jangjeet Singh Kajla-Kavya Swami bt 1-Murli Sharma-Suhasi Verma 21-19, 21-18.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Agra man in merchant navy dies after falling into sea from docked ship in Indonesia; body to be brought back in a few days
Agra: A merchant navy officer from Agra, working with the Chennai-based Navsug Marine Services, died after falling into the sea from a docked vessel near Batam Island, Indonesia, said an official on Tuesday. The body is expected to arrive in India in a few days. Manish Chandra Yadav, 33, a chief officer, was boarding the ship from a jetty and fell into the sea and "drowned" on July 24. His crewmates pulled him out of the water, but he had succumbed to his injuries. His family was informed later that day. An official from Navsug Marine Services, on the condition of anonymity, said, "It is unfortunate that the incident happened. We are sending the body back to Manish's native place from Indonesia." Manish's brother Avneesh Chandra Yadav, who works at a private company in Noida, said that they are in touch with the ministry of external affairs and the shipping company to ensure his mortal remains are brought back in a few days. "Manish got married to Reena in Nov 2019 and had two children — Gargi, 4, and Garv, 2. They lived in Awas Vikas Colony in Agra," he added. Manish's father Ramesh Chandra Yadav, a sub-inspector with UP police, told TOI, "Manish had gone out with three others to buy essentials while his ship was docked on Batam Island. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo While boarding the ship, he slipped as soon as he stepped onto the ship. His companions made efforts to rescue him, but he could not be saved." He added, "Manish joined the merchant navy in 2013 but left the job two years later to work in an MNC, before returning to his old job two years ago. He was in Indonesia for two months as the ship was undergoing repairs. He planned to leave for Dubai on July 25."
