Auditor Dalal & Shah shown door

From Peru's historic citadel of Machu Picchu to the United Nations’ sprawling lawns in New York, yoga mats were spread at iconic landmarks across the world as yoga practitioners today performed asanas to mark the third International Yoga Day. Top UN diplomats, officials, envoys, yoga practitioners and people from all walks of life attended a grand event organised by India’s Permanent Mission to the UN to mark the day at the world body's headquarters in New York. IMAGE: People ...

Maharashtra's National sub junior champions Siddhant Banthia and Salsa Aher today received the annual MSLTA Annual Scholarships worth Rs 10 lakh. National mini junior champion Gargi Pawar and national mini junior runner-up Sharanya Gaware and Malikaa Marathe ...

A minority shareholder continues his fight against a big company. Sharpening his attack against Raymond, minority shareholder Bharat Patel has said the textile company spent lakhs of rupees on boats and aircraft, which is ‘nothing but day light robbery’ ...

A star-studded evening saw the celebration of 90 years of Essel. What started as a grain market in Mandi Adampur, set up by Shri Jagan Nath Goenka and his brothers in 1926, grew to a multi-billion dollar conglomerate with a diverse presence across media, ...

At a time when relations between India and Pakistan have reached a new low in the wake of the beheading of two Indian jawans and awarding of capital punishment to businessman and former naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav on charges of spying, fishermen from ...

'Movie tickets cost Rs 500, 600 on weekends. Why would someone want to watch Ananth Mahadevan and Saurabh Shukla in Staying Alive instead of Shah Rukh Khan for Rs 300 in Happy New Year?' 'It's a very tricky and dangerous ground for good and progressive cinema.' 'Today, only mainstream, star-studded extravagances run.' 'People watch it and then call it the 'shittiest film' they have ever seen, but they have ended given up Rs 500 to the Rs 5,000 crore kitty.' IMAGE: Ananth Mahadevan in Blame It ...

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday attacked the "growing intolerance and confrontations" in the country and asked Gandhian thinkers to come up with an alternative agenda relevant in today's era, to take the nation forward. Nitish was speaking at the ...