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TechnologyUrvashi Rautela's legal team has filed a lawsuit against a Los Angeles-based AI company for unauthorized use of her persona, seeking damages of Rs 7,000 crore. Sheeraz Hasan, head of Bollywood AI, dismissed the claims as baseless and suggested Rautela should learn more about AI technology.
TOI Entertainment·5h ago·Los Angeles
EntertainmentKareena Kapoor hosted Mira Kapoor, wife of Shahid Kapoor, on her radio show What Women Want for the first time. Kareena called Mira "warm and lovely" while sharing a photo on Instagram. Kareena and Shahid dated from 2004 to 2007. Kareena is married to Saif Ali Khan, and Shahid is married to Mira. Both couples have children.
HT Entertainment·5h ago
WorldSadhguru highlights the significance of Navratri, starting October 11, 2026, as a celebration of the Divine Feminine in yogic tradition. He explains that the period after the autumn equinox symbolizes feminine energy, representing natural polarities like day and night. Sadhguru emphasizes the need for conscious support of this feminine energy to maintain balance in existence, beyond just women.
HT Health·49m ago
HealthThe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Maharashtra suspended the license of Radhakrishna Hotel in Borivali West, Mumbai, after a customer named Amit Trivedi found a rat in his Mysore masala dosa. The incident occurred on September 24, 2026. Trivedi, who was dining with family, vomited in shock and reported the matter to Borivali police, who then forwarded the complaint to the FDA.
News18·32m ago·Mumbai
HealthTwo Indian nationals, Swapnadip Roy and Vicky Ramancha, have been indicted by a US federal grand jury for smuggling and selling counterfeit Ozempic. The fake drugs, sourced from China, were sold at discounted prices to US distributors. The scheme ran from July 2023 to April 2024, using fake packaging to deceive buyers. Roy was extradited from Italy and pleaded not guilty. They face up to 71 years in prison.
News18 World·21m ago·Tampa
PoliticsThe Supreme Court sought clarification from its registry on Tuesday about the removal of contempt cases related to the deputation of 46 IPS officers in Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) from the case list. The bench directed the registry to explain why the case, scheduled for hearing at 2 PM, was removed during lunch without informing parties. The contempt proceedings involve Home Secretary Govind Mohan and relate to non-compliance with the May 23, 2025 Supreme Court order to gradually reduce deputation posts in senior administrative grades within CAPF.
Amar Ujala·16m ago
TOI Entertainment·5h ago·Los Angeles
Urvashi Rautela's legal team has filed a lawsuit against a Los Angeles-based AI company for unauthorized use of her persona, seeking damages of Rs 7,000 crore. Sheeraz Hasan, head of Bollywood AI, dismissed the claims as baseless and suggested Rautela should learn more about AI technology.
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