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India Today
3 days ago
- India Today
Video: Mumbai man shreds lehenga with knife after fiancee's dispute with shopkeeper
A shocking video of a man shredding a bridal lehenga worth Rs 32,000 inside a fashion store in Mumbai's Kalyan area, after an argument between his fiancee and the shopkeeper escalated, has gone viral on social incident took place at Kalakshetra, a well-known fashion store in Kalyan West. According to reports, Meghna Makhija, a resident of Kalyan West, had purchased a lehenga worth Rs 32,300 on June 17 for her wedding. However, upon reaching home, she changed her mind and called the shop to return shopkeeper informed her that while direct returns were not allowed as per store policy, she could exchange the outfit for another garment of the same price within a month, with July 31 set as the deadline. On July 19, Meghna returned to the shop to make the exchange, but a disagreement with the shopkeeper led to a heated argument. A few hours later, Meghna's fiancee, Sumit Sayani, stormed into the store and confronted the shopkeeper. In a fit of rage, he pulled out a knife from his pocket, tore the bridal lehenga in the middle of the store, and allegedly threatened the the viral video here: 'He told me he would tear me apart just like this lehenga if I did not comply,' the shopkeeper reportedly told the police. Sumit is also accused of demanding Rs 3 lakh and threatening to defame the shop on social media if his demands were not the incident, the shopkeeper lodged a complaint at Kalyan's Bazarpeth Police Station. The police have registered a case and initiated an investigation into the matter.(With inputs from Mithileshkumar B Gupta)- EndsTune InMust Watch
Time of India
7 days ago
- General
- Time of India
Nagaland Lottery result, July 18, 2025: Check Dear lottery 1 PM, 6 PM & 8 PM winning numbers & prizes today
Nagaland Lottery result, July 18, 2025: Stay updated with the Nagaland Lottery result for July 18, 2025. The official results for today's Dear Lottery Sambad draws at 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM are out. Participants can verify their tickets and check if their numbers have won exciting cash prizes, including the top prize of ₹1 Crore. Note: For the latest Nagaland Lottery results, visit Indiatimes events, and check winning numbers for 1 PM, 6 PM & 8 PM winning numbers. Nagaland Dear lottery sambad live draw timings, July 18, 2025 Below is the required Nagaland Dear lottery sambad live draw timings, July 18, 2025 listed: Dear Morning (Dear Meghna): 1 PM Dear Day (Dear Mountain): 6 PM Dear Evening (Dear Falcon): 8 PM How to check Nagaland lottery result online, July 18, 2025? Below is the required steps to check Nagaland lottery result online, July 18, 2025 listed: Visiting the official Nagaland Lottery websites such as or Go to the 'Lottery Sambad Result' section. Selecting the appropriate draw and date for July 18, 2025. Matching your ticket number with the published winning list. Nagaland lottery result today July 18, 2025: Dear Lottery 1 PM, 6 PM & 8 PM winning numbers Below is the required Dear Lottery 1 PM, 6 PM & 8 PM winning numbers for Nagaland lottery result today July 18, 2025 listed: Nagaland lottery sambad prize details July 18, 2025 The prize structure for the Nagaland Lottery Sambad draws on July 18, 2025, is as follows: How to claim Nagaland lottery prize money, July 18, 2025? Winners of the Nagaland Dear Lottery must submit a claim form along with the original ticket, valid photo identification, and passport-size photos. Prizes above ₹10,000 are processed at the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries, Kohima, or approved distribution centers. Make sure to claim within 30 days of the result declaration. Legal status and rules for Nagaland state lottery, July 18, 2025 The Nagaland State Lottery is a government-authorised lottery scheme operating under the Finance Department since 1972. The lottery is legal in Nagaland and some other states, with draws held daily at three scheduled times. Participants must be 18 years or older and are advised to purchase tickets only from authorised sellers. FAQs 1. What is the Nagaland Dear Lottery? Answer: The Nagaland Dear Lottery is a state-run lottery in India, conducted three times daily—at 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM. Each draw offers an opportunity to win major prizes, including ₹1 crore for the first-place ticket holder. 2. How can I check the Nagaland Lottery result today? Answer: You can check the Nagaland Lottery result today online through the official website ( select the date and draw, then compare your ticket number to the published results. 3. What are the prize categories for the Nagaland State Lottery? Answer: The main prize categories include: 1st Prize (₹1 crore), 2nd Prize (₹9,000), 3rd Prize (₹450–500), 4th Prize (₹250), 5th Prize (₹120), and a Consolation Prize (₹1,000) for certain tickets. 4. Is Nagaland Lottery legal in my state? Answer: The Nagaland Lottery is legally operated by the Nagaland government. Its sale and claim may also be permitted in select Indian states where lottery is allowed. Always verify local regulations before purchasing or claiming prizes. 5. How do I claim my winnings if I have a winning ticket? Answer: To claim Nagaland Lottery prizes, submit the original ticket, ID proof, and the claim form to the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries. For prizes above ₹10,000, claims are settled through the lottery office as per the prescribed process. For more informative articles on historical and upcoming events from around the world, please visit Indiatimes Events.
ABC News
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- ABC News
Wild One: Meghna - Road Rage
It's pedal to the metal for this week's Wild One with 'Road Rage', a crash course in alt-electro pop from Naarm based artist Meghna. Directed by Park Avenue Media's Jack Craig, the clip explores the theme of being totally overcome by rage (relatable). 'I wrote Road Rage from personal experience' Meghna. 'It's a cautionary tale about what happens when you let your anger get the best of you! When I'm angry, I transform into a completely different person. I wanted to use the music video to express the devil and angel that sits on my shoulder; the Jekyll and Hyde of it all, the juxtaposition of good and evil.''When Meghna first reached out to us about the video, we were super excited to get involved' says Jack. 'Like many self-funded projects, resources were limited, but that's often where creativity thrives. Constraints push you to be more resourceful, and for us, this became an exciting creative exercise in making do with what we had.' Shot over two days across vastly different locations (with a mix of location shoots and studio setups), 'Road Rage' taps into a few different techniques and vibes as the track flows through its own exploration of emotions. Each production scenario came with its own ups and downs, as Meghna explains 'the scene in chains was so hard to film because of the heels I chose to wear. My feet were LITERALLY dying, so that's why I'm standing still and the dancing is quite… arm-centric! It was so funny running on the street. You could tell the people passing by were so confused as to who this unit was. Someone I knew drove by, and texted me 'Why are you running down the street with an axe?'… watch the music video to find out, I guess?'
The Hindu
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
Group art exhibition at CKP from July 2 to 6
Art enthusiasts in the city are in for a treat as 'The Friendly Brush Strokes', a vibrant group art exhibition, will take place from July 2 to 6, 2025, at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (CKP), Art Complex, located on Kumarakrupa Road. The exhibition will showcase the creative expressions of five artists, namely Meghna, Meera, Srinivas, Sojaa Soman, and Christopher, each bringing their unique style and perspective to the canvas. The show will be open to the public daily from 10.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. The event will be inaugurated by S.N. Shashidhara, general secretary of CKP, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Adding to the occasion, Fr. Moncy Nellikunnel SDB, executive secretary of the Commission for Liturgy, will participate in the event as the Guest of Honour. With a diverse range of artworks on display, 'The Friendly Brush Strokes' promises to be a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and artistic dialogue.
Time of India
30-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
State felicitates 10 from Bengal who cracked civil services exams
Kolkata: Meghna Chakravorty, a Modern High School alumna, who ranked 79th in the Civil Services Exam 2024, scored the second highest (215) in interview, just one mark below the national highest of 216. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now "Now that I transition from the other side, which was filled with darkness and uncertainty, to this side, I wonder if we should ever forget the hardships and struggle that was needed to get here," said Meghna at the state felicitation event for this year's successful civil service aspirants. She and four others trained at the state-run Satyendra Nath Tagore Civil Services Study Centre. In all, 10 from Bengal cleared the exam. This was Meghna's second attempt at the exam. "Didn't go up to the interview level last time," said Meghna, who graduated from St Stephen's College and did her PG from JNU. As Urmi Sinha, who bagged 170th rank in the UPSC-conducted exam in her maiden attempt, shared her childhood dream of becoming an IAS officer, she spotted her mother, Poonam, crying in the audience. "Mamma, don't cry..." said Urmi softly, unable to continue. "Can't thank SNTCSSC enough for all the help they offered my daughter," said Archana Malakar, mother of Paramita, who ranked 477. Paramita, away on training, couldn't attend the event. Rajdeep Ghosh, who has ranked 789th, will give it another shot next year. Everyone in the audience was stunned by grit as he said, "I shall be here to take the exams with you next year again." The candidates thanked the nonagenarian Jyotirmoy Pal Chaudhuri, veteran civil service trainer and SNTCSSC's academic consultant. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Pal Chaudhuri, in turn, told them about Kolkata-born and IIT-Kharagpur alumnus Ashok Khemka, known for his 57-posting career. "Instead of asking 'what went wrong' we should perhaps ask 'what went right'," he laughed. State chief secretary Manoj Pant, who drew parallels between the candidates and his own journey, advised that persistent effort would do the trick. "I want to reiterate what Mr Pal Chaudhuri said. Never forget that you are here to serve (the people of India) and serve with integrity," Pant said. Among the others felicitated were Sahars Kumar (153), Praveen Kumar (837), Yash Kumar (227), Prativa Lama (461), Zojila Dolkar Bhutia (765) and Rishita Das (840). "Our 2024 batch has done really well—54 from our centre cleared the prelims, 17 went up to the personality test and five made it to the final list," SNTCSSC chairperson Surajit Kar Purkayastha said.
