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Morocco World
15 hours ago
- Sport
- Morocco World
Raja Casablanca Close to Signing Mouhcine Bouriga
Raja Casablanca are closing in on the signing of Moroccan forward Mouhcine Bouriga. The 25-year-old, who came through the ranks at Renaissance Zemamra, spent last season with FC Sion in the Swiss Super League, scoring once in 22 appearances. According to Africafoot, negotiations between Raja and FC Sion, the player's current club, have accelerated significantly in recent days, with the official signing now a matter of final details. Bouriga has rejected a loan move to Maghreb Fez and turned down a $400,000 loan offer from AS FAR. Raja have since moved quickly to secure the striker. The Casablanca club is keen to bolster their squad following a disappointing season in the Botola Pro League and Throne Cup, while Bouriga views the move as an ideal chance to regain form and revive his career. Tags: botola proFootball Transfer MarketRaja Casablanca
Scottish Sun
2 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Shock moment female gang including pregnant woman ‘shoplift £1,000s in designer perfume in brazen daylight raid'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SHOCKING footage shows the moment a female gang including a pregnant woman allegedly stole perfume worth thousands of pounds. CCTV from the shop in East London show the group appearing to swipe the expensive goods in a brazen daylight raid. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Footage appears to show the group of females looking at the display cabinet 5 They are then accused of stealing thousands of pounds worth of perfume 5 The gang then appear to be stopped by a member of staff before shoving past her 5 One of the group in a black dress was visibly pregnant The four women, including the mum-to-be, are being sought by cops after the alleged shoplifting spree at the pharmacy in Mile End. Footage shared with The Sun appears to show the group breaking open a cabinet door. They then appear to stash dozens of Dior perfumes and premium gift sets in a Bag For Life. One of the quartet looks to have walked off swiftly as a member of staff confronted them. But the rest of the group are accused of shoving a teenage shop assistant and sprinting away. Pharmacy manager Dipak Raja, 36, claimed: 'Britain is going downhill, I couldn't believe a pregnant woman could be involved in something like this. 'I hate to think how her child will be in future - and what will she teach her kids?' The women stole about £1,800 worth of goods, Raja says, which were locked inside a strong glass cabinet. Tower Hamlets is known for having a higher crime rate than other boroughs in London. Knowing this, shops in the area, including Raja's pharmacy, have extra security and protection for their stock. But the pharmacy manger believes that the group must have planned the alleged raid before. Thief banned from every Greggs store in Britain after targeting one shop SEVEN times as cops launch crackdown He claims the group knew how to pick the lock rather than breaking the glass. Raja added: 'It's the first time I've experienced anything like this. "It was very clever the way they did it.' After a customer suspected something suspicious was going on, a member of staff confronted the gaggle. But the women insisted they weren't stealing, headed to the exit and shoved an 18-year-old store assistant who got in their way. Raja, who was busy with a customer at the time, called the police and chased after the group when he realised what had happened. However, the thieves ran ahead of him and managed to get away, he claimed. The group reportedly made their final escape after pushing through the disabled barricade at Mile End tube station. The Met Police confirmed to The Sun that no arrests have been made yet.
The Irish Sun
2 days ago
- The Irish Sun
Shock moment female gang including pregnant woman ‘shoplift £1,000s in designer perfume in brazen daylight raid'
SHOCKING footage shows the moment a female gang including a pregnant woman allegedly stole perfume worth thousands of pounds. CCTV from the shop in East London show the group appearing to swipe the expensive goods in a brazen daylight raid. Advertisement 5 Footage appears to show the group of females looking at the display cabinet 5 They are then accused of stealing thousands of pounds worth of perfume 5 The gang then appear to be stopped by a member of staff before shoving past her 5 One of the group in a black dress was visibly pregnant The four women, including the mum-to-be, are being sought by cops after the alleged shoplifting spree at the pharmacy in Mile End. Footage shared with The Sun appears to show the group breaking open a cabinet door. They then appear to stash dozens of Dior perfumes and premium gift sets in a Bag For Life. One of the quartet looks to have walked off swiftly as a member of staff confronted them. Advertisement Read More in UK News But the rest of the group are accused of shoving a teenage shop assistant and sprinting away. Pharmacy manager Dipak Raja, 36, claimed: 'Britain is going downhill, I couldn't believe a pregnant woman could be involved in something like this. 'I hate to think how her child will be in future - and what will she teach her kids?' The women stole about £1,800 worth of goods, Raja says, which were locked inside a strong glass cabinet. Advertisement Most read in The Sun Tower Hamlets is known for having a higher crime rate than other boroughs in London. Knowing this, shops in the area, including Raja's pharmacy, have extra security and protection for their stock. But the pharmacy manger believes that the group must have planned the alleged raid before. Thief banned from every Greggs store in Britain after targeting one shop SEVEN times as cops launch crackdown He claims the group knew how to pick the lock rather than breaking the glass. Advertisement Raja added: 'It's the first time I've experienced anything like this. "It was very clever the way they did it.' After a customer suspected something suspicious was going on, a member of staff confronted the gaggle. But the women insisted they weren't stealing, headed to the exit and shoved an 18-year-old store assistant who got in their way. Advertisement Raja, who was busy with a customer at the time, called the police and chased after the group when he realised what had happened. However, the thieves ran ahead of him and managed to get away, he claimed. The group reportedly made their final escape after pushing through the disabled barricade at Mile End tube station. The Met Police confirmed to The Sun that no arrests have been made yet. Advertisement 5 Staff members tried to intervene but claimed the group fled after being followed outside
The Wire
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Wire
Raja Guru: From a Small Village to the Silver Screen — The Inspiring Journey of the ‘AARADHYA' Star
Dreaming of making it big in the world of film and television is one thing; turning that dream into reality is another. But as they say, when your determination is strong, the entire universe conspires to help you achieve your goal. This couldn't be truer in the case of Raja Guru, whose journey from a small village in Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh, to the glitzy world of Bollywood is nothing short of inspiring. The name Raja Guru reflects both power and purpose, and so does his work. Set to make his big-screen debut as the lead in the upcoming family drama 'AARADHYA', releasing in theatres on July 18, 2025, Raja's path has been filled with challenges. Yet he refuses to call it a struggle. 'When you have dreams in your eyes and a burning desire to fulfill them, the struggle doesn't seem like a burden — it just feels like hard work with your eyes fixed on the goal,' he says. 'We didn't worry about the path, we just kept walking — people joined us along the way, and a caravan was formed.' Staying Positive Amid Pressure Many aspiring actors lose themselves to stress and uncertainty during their struggle, but Raja Guru stayed calm and grounded. 'Staying positive is an art,' he shares. 'I never let myself sink into depression. I believe one must practice being happy and positive in every situation — it makes all the difference.' His journey began with the TV serial "Ankhiyon Ke Jharokhon Se", and each step since has been a learning experience. 'Every project taught me something new. I've always remained eager to learn,' Raja adds. AARADHYA: A Film Rooted in Culture and Emotion Produced under the banner of Ardhnareshwar Creations, AARADHYA is the story of a young man who rises against society to protect his sister's dignity. More than just a family drama, the film also carries deep emotional and spiritual undertones. Its narrative is deeply connected to the roots of Indian culture and tradition — a reflection of timeless values in a contemporary setting. Alongside Raja Guru, the film features performances by Gyan Prakash, Pankaj Berry, Deepak Dutt Sharma, and Rupali Jadhav in key roles. The movie is directed and written by Sujeet Goswami, produced by Professor Amarnath Sharma 'Daddy', and co-produced by Tushar Sharma. The soundtrack is another highlight, with vocals by noted singers Shahid Mallya, Rahul Saxena, Farhad Bhiwandiwala, and Krutika Shriwastawa, adding musical depth to the film's emotional resonance. As the countdown to AARADHYA's release begins, Raja Guru's story serves as a beacon of hope — a reminder that dreams, no matter where they come from, can lead to powerful realities. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.).
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Three Days to Urs: Crater-Filled Tajbagh Road Poses Threat to Lakhs of Devotees
1 2 3 4 5 Nagpur: With just three days left for the annual Urs festival at revered Hazarat Baba Tajuddin Dargah in Tajbagh, the condition of the main approach road continues to pose a serious risk to the lakhs of devotees expected to visit. The ongoing construction of a flyover along the stretch has left the road riddled with potholes, craters, and uneven surfaces, causing major inconvenience and danger to both motorists and pedestrians. A visit by TOI on Monday revealed that the road condition has deteriorated drastically. Large parts of the road are damaged, and the usable width has significantly reduced due to barricading and construction material, leading to frequent traffic jams. The road repair currently falls under the purview of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), which is currently building a 2.2-km-long flyover from Bhande Plot Square to Dighori. This flyover is part of the larger Rs998 crore project stretching from Indora to Dighori. The project includes two major flyovers — Kamal Chowk to Reshimbagh Square, and Bhande Plot to Dighori — meant to ease congestion in North and South Nagpur. However, since work on the Bhande Plot-Dighori flyover began, the condition of the road underneath worsened considerably. The stretch sees heavy daily traffic as it passes through a busy marketplace, the Tajbagh, and a nearby college. Taj Ahmed Raja, secretary of Hazarat Baba Tajuddin Trust, raised serious concerns over the safety of devotees. "The road is in poor condition because of the flyover work. During Urs, lakhs of devotees visit Tajbagh and they will be at risk if the road is not repaired urgently. On July 22, Shahi Sandal will pass from the road and thousands will participate in it, they too will be at risk if the road is not repaired," said Raja. He added that the issue was taken up in recent review meetings chaired by police commissioner Ravinder Singal. "The CP warned that if any mishap happens because of bad road conditions, then NHAI officials would be booked. He also asked NMC and MSEDCL officials to repair the street lights which are currently non-functional," Raja stated. Adding to the concern, a local resident said that traffic congestion between Bhande Plot Square and Dighori has become a daily ordeal. "Every day minor accidents are being reported on the road and traffic jams have become common since the flyover work started. People regularly using the road have become frustrated," the local said. When contacted, an NHAI official confirmed that repair works will be undertaken before the Urs begins, offering some hope to the thousands preparing to attend the religious event.
