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CNA
08-08-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
Radio DJ Mr X reveals how he became the Voice of NDP
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CNA
08-08-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
He's Mr X, the iconic booming voice at Singapore's National Day Parade
How did radio DJ and voiceover artiste William Xavier become the go-to announcer for the NDP? CNA Lifestyle chats with Mr X on how he got the gig – which also happens to fall on his birthday – and more.
News18
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Amyra Dastur Looks Sexy In Strapless Top And Mini Skirt
Last Updated: Amyra Dastur, known for her role in Mr X, made headlines with her fashion choices. Recently, she was seen in an off-shoulder top and mini skirt, exuding hotness goals. Actor Amyra Dastur became a household name after starring opposite Emraan Hashmi in Mr X. Since then, she has appeared in a mix of Hindi and South Indian films. However, it's often her fashion choices that keep her in the spotlight. Recently, she turned heads in a chic off-shoulder top and mini skirt, serving major hotness goals. On Thursday, Amyra was clicked outside Malaika Arora's restaurant, wearing a beautiful summer fit. It comprised an off-shoulder top which highlighted her collar bones and a short skirt. She left her hair open and carried a hand bag for her lunch outing. Take a look at her pictures here: Be it her bikini pictures at holidays or her fashion outings in sarees and lehengas, Amyra is known for her flawless fashion statements. Speaking about fashion and what it means to her, she once told ETimes, 'At the end of the day, you should be comfortable and happy wearing an outfit.I'm not someone who blindly goes by the trend. I wear what makes me happy. If I like an outfit, I wear it; it is as simple as that." The actor also spoke about her acting career and shared that she is proud of where she is today, and hopes to have a long career in the film industry. 'It has been a great journey, I did films in Tamil, Hindi and Telugu apart from being part of web series. I'm on the lookout for good scripts now. I want to team up with any writer or director who has got a great story to tell," she said. On the work front, Amyra Dastur has showcased her versatility across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Punjabi cinema. She made her Bollywood debut with Issaq (2013) and gained attention opposite Emraan Hashmi in Mr. X. Her Tamil breakthrough came with Anegan alongside Dhanush, while Telugu films like Manasuku Nachindi and Raju Gadu expanded her reach. She was also seen in international project Kung Fu Yoga with Jackie Chan. Some of her notable Hindi films include Judgementall Hai Kya, Prassthanam, Made in China, and the Netflix drama Rajma Chawal. More recently, she starred in Bagheera (Tamil) and Punjabi films like Chidiyan Da Chamba. First Published: July 24, 2025, 19:47 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
CBC
24-06-2025
- CBC
Police in B.C. say suspect known as 'Mr. X' in 1985 Air India bombing is dead
Social Sharing Police in British Columbia say a suspect known as "Mr. X" who is believed to have helped test a bomb before the 1985 Air India terror attack has died before facing charges. The statement from the RCMP's Pacific Region comes as families commemorate the 40th anniversary of the attack, where two bombs targeting Air India flights exploded, including one that killed 329 people, most of them Canadians. Police said in an email that investigators had "uncovered information related to a suspect they believe was involved in testing an explosive device prior to the Air India terrorist attack on June 23, 1985." RCMP are not naming the suspect, saying the evidence was not sufficient to unequivocally confirm the identification of the person who has since died. WATCH | Loved ones remember those lost to Air India bombing, 40 years on: 40 years later, Air India bombing still marks victims' loved ones 19 hours ago Duration 4:20 On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 departed from Montreal and exploded over the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 329 people on board. It was the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history, but few remember the details. In a later response, police said investigators "made extensive and deliberate efforts over the last several years to identify the suspect." A 2010 commission of inquiry report heard that Canadian Security Intelligence Service officers watched Mr. X among a group of suspects entering a forest on Vancouver Island where the bomb test was heard, a few weeks before the bombs were placed on two planes. But the officers did not have a camera and the suspect went unidentified for decades, in a failure the report called "the nadir of ineffectiveness of CSIS pre-bombing surveillance." WATCH | Calls for learning centre to mark tragedy: B.C. groups want learning centre to honour Air India bombing victims 20 hours ago Duration 2:39 Monday marks the 40th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 bombing that left more than 300 dead — many of them Canadians en route to India. It's considered as one of the deadliest terror attacks in Canadian history. Ahead of the solemn occasion, Sohrab Sandhu spoke with some local faith groups in B.C., who are calling on the province to build a large memorial and learning centre to honour the memory of the victims. Only one person was ever convicted of involvement in the attack, bombmaker Inderjit Singh Reyat, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in 2003 and was later convicted of perjuring himself to protect his co-conspirators. Two men, Ripudaman Singh Malik and Ajaib Singh Bagri, were acquitted in 2005 after a trial that cost almost $60 million. The trial, a 2005 federal investigation report and the commission of inquiry all concluded the attack was rooted in radical sections of the Sikh community seeking an independent homeland in India, known as Khalistan. The identification of Mr. X was first reported by Postmedia last week, citing an interview with RCMP Asst. Commissioner David Teboul, who reportedly said the name of the suspect could not be released due to privacy laws. The bomb on Air India Flight 182 exploded over the Atlantic Ocean, killing everyone on board, while a second suitcase bomb exploded before being transferred onto an Air India jet, killing two baggage handlers in Tokyo's Narita Airport. Ceremonies marking the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism took place Monday in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and County Cork, Ireland, which is near where Flight 182 went down. B.C. Premier David Eby said in a statement that the province "must stand against the hate, intolerance and division that fuel terrorism," and his government was renewing its resolve "to create a safer society for everyone in honour of those we have lost." "They were entire families, businesspeople and students with their whole lives ahead of them," Eby said. "Tragically, they became victims of the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history when a bomb exploded onboard their flight. "We mourn with the loved ones left behind and condemn such senseless acts of violent extremism." Former B.C. legislator Dave S. Hayer said in a statement on Facebook that the 40th anniversary of the attack is a reminder that "terrorism has no place in a civilized world and that it must be stamped out at all costs." "Sadly, only one person has been convicted of the bombing that killed 331 civilians, even though known terrorists who were responsible for these bombs were being watched and tape-recorded by Canadian law enforcement agencies before the bombing," said Hayer, who spoke often in the provincial legislature about the attack during his 12 years in office. In 2022, acquitted suspect Malik was killed in B.C. by two hitmen who received life sentences. Their motives have never been revealed by police or prosecutors.
National Post
23-06-2025
- National Post
Police in B.C. say suspect known as 'Mr. X' in 1985 Air India bombing is dead
Police in British Columbia say a suspect known as 'Mr. X' who is believed to have helped test a bomb before the 1985 Air India terror attack has died before facing charges. Article content The statement from the RCMP's Pacific Region comes as families commemorate the 40th anniversary of the attack, where two bombs targeting Air India flights exploded, including one that killed 329 people, most of them Canadians. Article content Article content Article content Police say in an email that investigators had 'uncovered information related to a suspect they believe was involved in testing an explosive device prior to the Air India terrorist attack on June 23, 1985.' Article content Article content RCMP are not naming the suspect, saying the evidence was not sufficient to unequivocally confirm the identification of the person who has since died. Article content The suspect, whose identification was first reported by Postmedia, is believed to have helped test an explosive device on Vancouver Island a few weeks before the bombs were placed on two planes. Article content The bomb on Air India Flight 182 exploded over the Atlantic Ocean, killing everyone on board, while a second suitcase bomb exploded before being transferred onto an Air India jet, killing two baggage handlers in Tokyo's Narita Airport. Article content Ceremonies marking the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism are taking place today in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and County Cork, Ireland, which is near where Flight 182 went down. Article content
