IPS officer Manoj Sharma, who inspired '12th Fail', appointed Mumbai Joint Commissioner
IPS officer Manoj Sharma, who inspired the movie '12th Fail,' has been appointed as the new Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) in Mumbai. He was earlier serving in Maharashtra's State Law and Order department. A 2005-batch IPS officer, Sharma served as Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 1) and later as Additional Commissioner of Police for the Western Region.
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IPS officer Manoj Sharma, who inspired the movie '12th Fail,' has been appointed as the new Joint Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) in Mumbai. He was earlier serving in Maharashtra's State Law and Order department. A 2005-batch IPS officer, Sharma served as Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 1) and later as Additional Commissioner of Police for the Western Region.
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NEET paper leak accused ran a network targeting students in Maha: Report
NEET paper leak accused PV Kulkarni, a member of NTA paper-setting panel, along with co-accused Manisha Waghmare, allegedly ran an organised network targeting students across Maharashtra, as per a report. Kulkarni reportedly used seminars for outreach. Kulkarni and Manisha have been arrested. NEET UG 2026, held on May 3, was cancelled after paper leak allegations.
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NEET paper leak accused PV Kulkarni, a member of NTA paper-setting panel, along with co-accused Manisha Waghmare, allegedly ran an organised network targeting students across Maharashtra, as per a report. Kulkarni reportedly used seminars for outreach. Kulkarni and Manisha have been arrested. NEET UG 2026, held on May 3, was cancelled after paper leak allegations.
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India's fastest man Animesh seals 200 m gold at Saudi Athletics GP
India's fastest man Animesh Kujur secured gold in men's 200 metres at Saudi Athletics Grand Prix 2026 in Riyadh on Friday. The 22-year-old clocked 20.77 seconds, finishing ahead of Great Britain's David Harrison (20.87 seconds) and Toby Harries (21.01 seconds). Kujur had earlier finished second in men's 100 metres. He holds India's national records in 100 and 200 metres events.
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05:27 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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India's fastest man Animesh Kujur secured gold in men's 200 metres at Saudi Athletics Grand Prix 2026 in Riyadh on Friday. The 22-year-old clocked 20.77 seconds, finishing ahead of Great Britain's David Harrison (20.87 seconds) and Toby Harries (21.01 seconds). Kujur had earlier finished second in men's 100 metres. He holds India's national records in 100 and 200 metres events.
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Which portfolios does Tamil Nadu CM Vijay hold?
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay holds the Home, Police, Women and Youth Welfare, Police, IAS, IPS, IFS, Public and General Administration portfolios. He also has Municipal Administration, Urban and Water Supply, Special Programme Implementation, and Welfare of Children, Aged and Differently Abled Persons portfolios. Minister Dr KG Arunraj has been allotted Health and Family Welfare portfolio.
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05:42 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay holds the Home, Police, Women and Youth Welfare, Police, IAS, IPS, IFS, Public and General Administration portfolios. He also has Municipal Administration, Urban and Water Supply, Special Programme Implementation, and Welfare of Children, Aged and Differently Abled Persons portfolios. Minister Dr KG Arunraj has been allotted Health and Family Welfare portfolio.
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H'yana allows CBI to probe IAS officers in ₹590-cr IDFC Bank fraud
Haryana government has permitted the CBI to investigate the alleged role of several IAS officers in the ₹590-crore IDFC First Bank fraud case under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Investigators are likely to examine administrative approvals for transfer of government funds into private bank accounts, where they were later embezzled. Sixteen arrests have been made in the case so far.
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05:41 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Haryana government has permitted the CBI to investigate the alleged role of several IAS officers in the ₹590-crore IDFC First Bank fraud case under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Investigators are likely to examine administrative approvals for transfer of government funds into private bank accounts, where they were later embezzled. Sixteen arrests have been made in the case so far.
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How does the falling Indian rupee, which crossed 96-mark, affect daily life?
The falling Indian rupee, also known as 'imported inflation', can have a significant impact on a person's daily life. This is because it increases the cost of importing fuel, gadgets, gold, oil, etc. This raises transportation costs, which in turn may affect the cost of vegetables, fruits, etc. Rupee recently breached the 96-mark against the US dollar.
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05:40 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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The falling Indian rupee, also known as 'imported inflation', can have a significant impact on a person's daily life. This is because it increases the cost of importing fuel, gadgets, gold, oil, etc. This raises transportation costs, which in turn may affect the cost of vegetables, fruits, etc. Rupee recently breached the 96-mark against the US dollar.
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Consumers sue Amazon for not passing on Trump tariff refunds
Amazon has been sued for not issuing refunds for costs passed on to consumers due to higher tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, which were later deemed illegal. The lawsuit also alleged that Amazon didn't seek refunds from the government 'because it seeks to curry favour with Trump'. The US Supreme Court had struck down the tariffs in February.
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05:39 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Amazon has been sued for not issuing refunds for costs passed on to consumers due to higher tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, which were later deemed illegal. The lawsuit also alleged that Amazon didn't seek refunds from the government 'because it seeks to curry favour with Trump'. The US Supreme Court had struck down the tariffs in February.
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30 minutes of intense exercise per week enough to boost health: Study
A research by Norwegian University of Science and Technology suggests just 30 minutes of high-intensity exercise per week can improve cardiovascular fitness. This equals about 10 minutes every other day, provided the workout makes a person breathe heavily. Researchers said good cardio fitness can reduce risk of over 30 lifestyle diseases and premature death by 40-50%.
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05:51 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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A research by Norwegian University of Science and Technology suggests just 30 minutes of high-intensity exercise per week can improve cardiovascular fitness. This equals about 10 minutes every other day, provided the workout makes a person breathe heavily. Researchers said good cardio fitness can reduce risk of over 30 lifestyle diseases and premature death by 40-50%.
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Cardiologist shares ways to have a young heart
Cardiologist Dr Sanjay Bhojraj has shared ways to have a young heart. He suggested starting with the most basic of things, including building more muscle, more walking after meals, better stress recovery and paying real attention to blood pressure. "Years of pretending your body is fine because nothing has exploded yet. That's usually where the damage starts," he said.
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05:46 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Cardiologist Dr Sanjay Bhojraj has shared ways to have a young heart. He suggested starting with the most basic of things, including building more muscle, more walking after meals, better stress recovery and paying real attention to blood pressure. "Years of pretending your body is fine because nothing has exploded yet. That's usually where the damage starts," he said.
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Pawan calls comparisons with Vijay unfair, uses 'neighbour's wedding' idiom
Actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan said that ever since an actor established a party and became CM in neighbouring state, people are pressurising him. Stating that the comparison is unfair, he referred to Telugu idiom that means being unnecessarily excited for a neighbour's wedding. "I contested in the 2019 elections. What happened then? Even ministers did not stand by me," he added.
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05:45 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan said that ever since an actor established a party and became CM in neighbouring state, people are pressurising him. Stating that the comparison is unfair, he referred to Telugu idiom that means being unnecessarily excited for a neighbour's wedding. "I contested in the 2019 elections. What happened then? Even ministers did not stand by me," he added.
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India rejects illegal arbitration court's ruling on Indus Waters Treaty
India rejected the latest ruling issued by the so-called Court of Arbitration (CoA) on the Indus Waters Treaty, calling the body "illegally constituted" and its ruling "null and void". MEA said India has never recognised CoA's legitimacy and rejected all its previous pronouncements as well. It added that India’s decision to keep the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance remains unchanged.
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06:14 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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India rejected the latest ruling issued by the so-called Court of Arbitration (CoA) on the Indus Waters Treaty, calling the body "illegally constituted" and its ruling "null and void". MEA said India has never recognised CoA's legitimacy and rejected all its previous pronouncements as well. It added that India’s decision to keep the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance remains unchanged.
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Iran Parliament working on bill that proposes ₹560 crore reward for killing Trump
Iran's Parliament is working on a bill that requires the government to pay €50 million (₹560 crore) to any individual or entity that kills US President Donald Trump in retaliation for killing of Iran's supreme leader and commanders, a senior lawmaker said. "Just as our Imam was martyred, the US President must be dealt with," the lawmaker added.
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06:18 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Iran's Parliament is working on a bill that requires the government to pay €50 million (₹560 crore) to any individual or entity that kills US President Donald Trump in retaliation for killing of Iran's supreme leader and commanders, a senior lawmaker said. "Just as our Imam was martyred, the US President must be dealt with," the lawmaker added.
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Judiciary should function like 24x7 hospitals: CJI Surya Kant
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Saturday said it was time the judiciary functioned round-the-clock like hospitals to address the "pain and aspirations" of ordinary citizens and deliver timely justice. Speaking in Madhya Pradesh, he called for an "immediate relief-giving mechanism", adding that technology and AI would play a major role in improving the speed of justice delivery.
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06:40 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Saturday said it was time the judiciary functioned round-the-clock like hospitals to address the "pain and aspirations" of ordinary citizens and deliver timely justice. Speaking in Madhya Pradesh, he called for an "immediate relief-giving mechanism", adding that technology and AI would play a major role in improving the speed of justice delivery.
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Business schools cut MBA fees by up to 50% amid AI-based job loss in US: Report
Several business schools in the US have cut down their tuition by up to 50% for select MBA programmes and other specialised courses due to AI disrupting the job market, Wall Street Journal reported. "The MBA was always two products sold as one: a signal and a skill upgrade. AI just made the skill upgrade free," Investor Gagan Dhillon said.
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06:32 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Several business schools in the US have cut down their tuition by up to 50% for select MBA programmes and other specialised courses due to AI disrupting the job market, Wall Street Journal reported. "The MBA was always two products sold as one: a signal and a skill upgrade. AI just made the skill upgrade free," Investor Gagan Dhillon said.
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Shaheen Afridi, Shan Masood clash in dressing room after defeat against Bangladesh
Pakistan captain Shan Masood and fast bowler Shaheen Afridi reportedly had a heated dressing-room clash after Pakistan’s 104-run defeat against Bangladesh in the first Test. Masood reportedly questioned Shaheen's pace, while Shaheen allegedly hit back by asking him to focus on his batting. Notably, it was Pakistan's first Test defeat on Bangladesh soil.
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06:31 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Pakistan captain Shan Masood and fast bowler Shaheen Afridi reportedly had a heated dressing-room clash after Pakistan’s 104-run defeat against Bangladesh in the first Test. Masood reportedly questioned Shaheen's pace, while Shaheen allegedly hit back by asking him to focus on his batting. Notably, it was Pakistan's first Test defeat on Bangladesh soil.
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Father broke laptop, is making me sleep on floor after I got 57% in 12th: Student
A student claimed his father broke his laptop and is making him sleep on the floor after he got 57.4% in the CBSE Class 12 boards. Stating that the father took away his room and bed, he added, "I'm facing verbal, physical, mental and emotional abuse since the results are out." He also shared a picture of the broken laptop.
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06:55 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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A student claimed his father broke his laptop and is making him sleep on the floor after he got 57.4% in the CBSE Class 12 boards. Stating that the father took away his room and bed, he added, "I'm facing verbal, physical, mental and emotional abuse since the results are out." He also shared a picture of the broken laptop.
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Reports claiming ban on Ola, Uber & Rapido in Maha misleading: Govt
The Maharashtra Government clarified that reports claiming Ola, Uber, and Rapido have been completely shut down in Maharashtra are misleading. The transport department has taken strict action against unauthorised bike taxi services operating illegally in the state, it added. The Cybercrime department has been asked to block unauthorised bike taxi app services like Ola, Uber & Rapido, it said.
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07:12 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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The Maharashtra Government clarified that reports claiming Ola, Uber, and Rapido have been completely shut down in Maharashtra are misleading. The transport department has taken strict action against unauthorised bike taxi services operating illegally in the state, it added. The Cybercrime department has been asked to block unauthorised bike taxi app services like Ola, Uber & Rapido, it said.
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I slit my wrists, vomited blood: Ravi Mohan amid divorce battle with Aarti, breakup with Keneeshaa
Actor Ravi Mohan, in a press conference, spoke about his separation from Aarti Ravi and confirmed his breakup with singer Keneeshaa Francis. He said he's taking a break from acting until divorce proceedings are over. "They are not letting me meet my sons...In fact, I slit my wrists and still showed up at the shoot the next day," he claimed.
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07:17 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Actor Ravi Mohan, in a press conference, spoke about his separation from Aarti Ravi and confirmed his breakup with singer Keneeshaa Francis. He said he's taking a break from acting until divorce proceedings are over. "They are not letting me meet my sons...In fact, I slit my wrists and still showed up at the shoot the next day," he claimed.
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07:17 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Rescue diver dies while searching for bodies of 4 Italians who drowned in Maldives caves
Rescue diver, Staff Sgt Mohamed Mahdhee, died while searching for bodies of four Italians who died in a scuba diving accident in Maldives. Five Italians died while attempting to explore caves at a depth of around 164 ft. So far, just one body is thought to have been recovered, in a cave at a depth of around 197 ft.
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07:39 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Rescue diver, Staff Sgt Mohamed Mahdhee, died while searching for bodies of four Italians who died in a scuba diving accident in Maldives. Five Italians died while attempting to explore caves at a depth of around 164 ft. So far, just one body is thought to have been recovered, in a cave at a depth of around 197 ft.
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Paid ₹44,500 for 7 videos, 7 photos at Cannes red carpet: Influencer Tarini Peshawaria
Influencer Tarini Peshawaria has revealed details about Cannes Film Festival. "Red carpet is literally 1-2 minutes long, and every red carpet is not the same," Tarini shared, adding that big personalities get the whole carpet. "Not every photographer is there to click you...You...have to pay a photographer...I paid 400 euros (approximately ₹44,500) for 7 videos and 7 photos," she stated.
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07:36 pm Saturday, 16 May 2026
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Influencer Tarini Peshawaria has revealed details about Cannes Film Festival. "Red carpet is literally 1-2 minutes long, and every red carpet is not the same," Tarini shared, adding that big personalities get the whole carpet. "Not every photographer is there to click you...You...have to pay a photographer...I paid 400 euros (approximately ₹44,500) for 7 videos and 7 photos," she stated.
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