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According to the Versova police, the incident took place on Saturday evening when four fishing boats from Versova village set out into the sea. Each boat had three men. “Sensing a high tide and strong wind, three of the four boats returned to the shore,” said Ganesh Pawar, senior police inspector at Versova police station. “After reaching the shore, they realised that one boat was missing. One of the fishermen on it, Vijay Bamania, swam to the Madh Island coast and informed us later about the capsizing of his boat.” (Vijay Bate/HT Photo)

1 dead, 1 missing as fishing boat capsizes off Versova

One fisherman has drowned and another is missing after their boat capsized off the coast of Versova in Mumbai. The survivor, Vijay Bamania, managed to swim to shore and inform authorities of the incident. The body of Vinod Goel has been found, but the search for the third fisherman, Usmani Bhandari, is still ongoing. The search operation has involved the fire brigade, Coast Guard, Indian Navy, and helicopters.

Sections 115(2) (voluntarily causing hurt), 126(2) (wrongful restraint), 324(2) (mischief), 351(2) (criminal intimidation), 191(3) (unlawful assembly), and 190 (rioting with deadly weapons) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita have been slapped on the accused. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Liquor firm employee alleges assault by co-worker

A liquor company employee was allegedly assaulted and threatened at gunpoint by a co-worker and his aides outside a liquor vend in Ludhiana. Police registered a case and are searching for the accused, who fled after the incident.

Mehbooba Mufti, former chief minister and president of Jammu and Kashmir People's Democratic Party (PDP) addresses a press conference in Srinagar on Friday. (AFP)

Mehbooba, Mirwaiz call on India, Pak leaders for peace

Kashmir leaders Mehbooba Mufti and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urge Indian and Pakistani leaders to de-escalate tensions, highlighting the suffering of J&K residents, particularly children and border communities, caught in the ongoing conflict.

The project, which will cost over <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1.3 crore for the survey alone.

Bengaluru to get fourth major rail hub as Devanahalli survey gets approval: Report

Bengaluru plans a fourth rail hub near Devanahalli to ease infrastructure congestion, with a survey approved to explore a new mega terminal. The project aims to redistribute train traffic and address capacity challenges in the rapidly growing city.

After investigating the matter, an FIR has been registered under Sections 308, 351(2), and 3(5) of the BNS against the accused. No arrest has been made so far in the case. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Businessman threatened over dispute; 4 booked

Four businessmen face charges for allegedly threatening a supplier over unpaid materials, making threatening calls, and refusing payment. Police registered an FIR under specific sections, with no arrests made yet in the ongoing dispute.

ASI Kulbir Raj, who is investigating the matter, says an FIR under Sections 74 and 3(5) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita has been registered and the accused have been arrested. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Two arrested for rape bid

Two intoxicated men attempted to rape a married woman in Ludhiana after forcibly entering her room. The victim raised an alarm, causing them to flee. Police arrested both accused and registered an FIR under relevant sections.

Candidates can either register on the PB employment portal or visit the centre to receive information on job openings. (Manish/HT)

Ludhiana: Amid Pak tension, placement campaign sees low footfall

A placement drive in Ludhiana saw significantly reduced candidate turnout due to India-Pakistan tensions. Only 19 candidates appeared for 125 job vacancies, with just eight shortlisted, highlighting the impact of geopolitical uncertainty on employment opportunities.

Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah interacts with displaced border residents at a shelter camp, amid the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan on Friday. (Sourced)

People shift to shelters in Jammu as fear takes over

Amid cross-border tensions, thousands of Jammu residents are fleeing to government-established shelters, fearing attacks. About 8,000 people have moved to camps in Kathua, Samba, and Jammu districts, seeking safety from potential Pakistani missile and drone strikes.

Migrants at the Ludhiana railway station as they head back to their native places amid the ongoing tension with the neighbouring country. (Gurpreet Singh/HT)

Ludhiana: Nothing to panic, says admn as migrants flock to native places

Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, thousands of migrant workers are fleeing Ludhiana for Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, causing concern for industries. Officials urge calm, emphasizing peaceful conditions and establishing a 24/7 helpline to support workers and businesses.

Parupkar Singh Ghuman of SAD addressing media. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Helpline in MP’s office threat to security, says SAD

SAD candidate Parupkar Singh Ghuman criticizes Rajya Sabha member Sanjeev Arora for establishing a helpline in his private office, claiming it threatens national security. He threatens legal action and plans to approach the Election Commission over potential sensitive information leakage.

Deputy commissioner Himanshu Jain in a meeting with officials from different departments in Ludhiana on Thursday. (HT Photo)

Ludhiana: Drones, firecrackers banned; admn warns against hoarding

Ludhiana administration bans drones and firecrackers, warns against hoarding. DC Himanshu Jain ensures public safety, establishes control room, urges calm compliance with blackout guidelines and prohibits spreading misinformation.

A resident inspects his house damaged by Pakistani artillery shelling in Poonch, along the Line of Control, Indian controlled Kashmir on Thursday. (AP)

Rajouri-Poonch: Agniveer among 2 killed as Pak shelling continues

Two people, including an Agniveer, were killed and five injured as Pakistan continued shelling in Jammu and Kashmir. This follows India's Operation Sindoor missile attack on terror targets. Ten houses were damaged in the cross-border conflict.

Security personnel deployed near the Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple in Sadashiv Peth. (MAHENDRA KOLHE/HT OHOTO)

Security beefed up across Pune city amid tensions on India-Pakistan border

Heightened security measures implemented in Pune following India-Pakistan border tensions. Police intensify checks at religious sites, particularly Dagdusheth Ganpati Temple. Anti-riot squads deployed, vehicle checks increased, and public urged to remain calm and follow official advisories.

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With wheat, U.P. to also collect 88L quintals of bhoosa

Uttar Pradesh launched a bhoosa (wheat straw) collection campaign to feed 13 lakh stray cattle. Targeting 88 lakh quintals of fodder, the state will procure through donations and purchases at Rs 850 per quintal, ensuring year-round sustenance.

Labourers from outside the state leave after overnight, after artillery shelling by Pakastan at Uri ,north of Srinagar, on Friday. (Waseem Andrabi /Hindustan Times)

Heavy shelling by Pak: Eerie silence in Uri as locals evacuate to safer areas

Pakistani shelling in Uri, North Kashmir, has triggered mass evacuation. Locals flee to safer areas like Baramulla, with over 80% population displaced. One woman killed, numerous structures damaged. Government supporting relocation and planning to construct bunkers.

According to the Airports Authority of India (AAI) Pune, key among the new measures is the intensification of surveillance operations across all aviation-related installations within and around the airport premises. (REPRESENTATIVE E PHOTO)

International flights unaffected, 9 domestic operations cancelled at Pune airport

Pune airport cancelled nine domestic flights amid national alert, implementing heightened security measures. International operations remain unaffected. Enhanced surveillance, 100% boarding checks, and increased scrutiny of passengers and cargo are in place.

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