The victims, aged between 19 and 20, were from Talegaon Dabhade, Kamshet and Takve. Police are investigating the circumstances that caused the vehicle to overturn and enter the truck’s lane. Emergency personnel inspect the wreckage of an SUV after it crossed the divider and collided with an Eicher truck on the Pune-Satara Highway near Shirwal.
The landslide occurred after heavy monsoon rain in Mumbai, burying parts of a residential settlement near Rathod Medical and triggering a multi-agency search for survivors. Rescue personnel clear debris at Gaushiya Chawl in Mumbai’s Kurla area after a rain-triggered landslide killed six people and injured four others. Image Credit: The Hindu A rain-triggered landslide in
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The first T20I will be played on September 13, followed by matches on September 15 and 17, as Afghanistan formally hosts India on Indian soil for the first time. India and Afghanistan players during a cricket match. Image Credit: IndianExpress The Afghanistan Cricket Board will host India in a three-match T20I series in New Delhi
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Cloudbursts and intense monsoon rain caused the Tamak drain to swell rapidly, damaging the strategically important Malari-Niti road and isolating villages near the international border. Flash floodwaters surge through the Tamak drain in Chamoli’s Niti Valley after washing away a Bailey bridge on the Joshimath–Malari–Niti route. Image Credit: India Today Uttarakhand Flash Flood: A sudden
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The FDA has stopped the Malad Blinkit facility from selling or distributing food during the suspension period, while laboratory testing will determine further action against the seized sweets from a Reliance Retail outlet. Maharashtra FDA officials inspect food storage and retail premises after finding serious hygiene violations at a Blinkit facility in Mumbai. Image Credit:
The hospital records add to the controversy over the police response during the Parliament march, although Delhi Police have denied using pellet guns against protesters. Protesters gather near Jantar Mantar during the July 20 march to Parliament, where several people were later treated for pellet, shot or projectile injuries. Fresh hospital records have intensified questions
