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Andheri’s Gokhale Bridge is now ready. Pic/Satej Shinde
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Mumbai: Finally! Andheri's Gokhale bridge reopens this evening
The Gopal Krishna Gokhale bridge at Andheri, which collapsed in July 2018, resulting in two deaths and three injuries, will fully open for traffic today. Read more.
Mumbai: We won’t take your baggage for free, says Western Railway
The Western Railway recovered a sum of Rs 21 crore in one month (April 2025) in just fines from WR’s commuters from which Rs 6 crore is from ticketless commuters. Read more.
Ceasefire between India, Pakistan; US claims it mediated truce
India and Pakistan have agreed to a ceasefire, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Saturday (May 10, 2025), while addressing a press briefing on Operation Sindoor by the Ministry of External Affairs. Read more.
Rohit pulled it perfectly!
Well done, BCCI. The decision to suspend the IPL while hostilities are going on is the correct one. How can there be any sport when our brave and gallant forces are putting their lives on the line for the country? Our prayers and best wishes are with them and their families. Read more.
Border 2: Varun Dhawan to play the role of Major Hoshiar Singh Dahiya
There’s not a moment to rest for Varun Dhawan, who is in the war zone. Well, only cinematically. While we are aware that Sunny Deol is reprising his role of Major Kuldeep Singh Chandpuri from Border (1997), Diljit Dosanjh plays Air Force Officer Nirmal Singh Sekhon, and Ahan Shetty portrays a Naval Commander in the Anurag Singh-directed film Border 2, Dhawan’s character had remained under wraps until now. Read more.
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