Mumbai’s National Cricket Club Launches Talent Hunt to Nurture Young Cricketers

Three-day trials from October 26 to 28 to identify 20 players aged 16–23 for sponsored coaching and competitive cricket opportunities Mumbai: The National Cricket Club (NCC), Mumbai, has announced a three-day cricket talent identification programme from October 26 to 28, 2026, at its grounds at Cross Maidan, Marine Lines, Mumbai. The initiative aims to discover promising young cricketers who have the potential to excel but lack access to professional coaching and quality training facilities. Under the programme, 20 selected players will receive sponsored coaching, access to the club’s cricketing infrastructure…

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Garbh Deep Season 6 Blends Tradition, Culture and Women’s Wellness

Lucknow: Garbh Deep Season 6, the Navratri celebration organised by the Usha Mahesh Foundation, once again set itself apart from the usual Dandiya nights. This year’s event centred on women’s health, nutrition and wellness, with discussions, activities and games built around those themes. True to its style, the evening kept its grace and cultural dignity, with soulful music and traditional performances. One of the most memorable moments was the Maa Durga Aarti, sung together by nearly 100 women, which filled the hall with a deeply devotional mood. The programme was…

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​Ayodhya Chowpatty Completed on Mumbai’s Juhu Model; Theme Park and Sita Digital Gallery Planned Soon

Dr Vishakha Srivastava/TLT news Ayodhya: Ahead of Deepotsav, the construction of the Ayodhya Chowpatty project—developed on the lines of Mumbai’s famous Juhu Beach—has been completed. Built at a cost of ₹4.65 crore, the project aims to enhance the experience of pilgrims visiting the Ram Temple from across the country and abroad. ​Anuraj Jain, Vice Chairman of the Ayodhya Development Authority (ADA), the agency executing the project, stated that the Chowpatty has been developed in the area between the Saryu River and Ram Ki Paidi. It features lush greenery, seating platforms,…

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Democracy Must Not Silence Questions on Electoral Integrity, Says Adv. Sana Raees Khan

Lawyer calls for transparency in electoral roll revision, protection of peaceful protest and constitutional accountability Mumbai: Advocate Sana Raees Khan has emphasised that the strength of a democracy lies in its ability to address dissent through transparency, dialogue and constitutional accountability, rather than treating questions and protests as threats. Commenting on electoral integrity, the right to protest and the responsibilities of constitutional institutions, Khan said concerns surrounding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls must be addressed through transparent procedures, verifiable data and appropriate independent scrutiny. “The strength of…

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Krishna Gautam Seeks Divine Blessings at Three Sacred Jyotirlingas, Visits Somnath, Nageshwar and Bhimashankar

Mumbai: Actress Krishna Gautam recently embarked on a spiritual journey, seeking the blessings of Lord Shiva at three sacred Jyotirlingas — Somnath Jyotirlinga, Nageshwar Jyotirlinga and Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga. The spiritual visits marked a special moment of devotion, faith and gratitude as she offered prayers at these revered shrines. For devotees of Lord Shiva, visiting the Jyotirlingas holds immense religious significance. These sacred temples are believed to represent the divine presence of Mahadev and attract devotees from across the country who seek peace, strength and spiritual fulfilment. Krishna’s visit to these…

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Tia Bajpai’s ‘Maa Asche’ Celebrates the Spirit of Bengal and the Power of Maa Durga

Mumbai: Singer and songwriter Tia Bajpai brings the devotion, emotion and cultural spirit of Bengal to life with her latest release, Maa Asche. A heartfelt celebration of faith and Durga Puja, the song captures the anticipation and joy surrounding Maa Durga’s arrival. Blending traditional devotional sentiment with a contemporary sound, Maa Asche creates a musical experience that connects generations while preserving the timeless essence of Bengal’s festive traditions. Speaking about the song, Tia Bajpai shares, “‘Maa Asche’ is very close to my heart because it is an expression of faith,…

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Tanuj Virwani Writes, Produces, Directs and Releases ‘Naash’, a Thriller Shot Entirely on an iPhone

Mumbai: Tanuj Virwani is stepping behind the camera in a big way with Naash, an experimental thriller he has written, produced and directed himself. The entire film was shot on an iPhone, making him one of the few actors to take on all four roles for a project like this. The shoot took place across a mix of locations, including his own farmhouse in Lonavala, as well as Kerala and Hong Kong. With full creative control, Tanuj set out to show that a smartphone can be enough to tell a…

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Urvashi Rautela Steals the Show at a Chhattisgarh Navratri Night with a High-Energy Garba Performance

Mumbai: Urvashi Rautela turned heads at a Navratri night in Chhattisgarh, where her garba performance and festive look had the crowd cheering. Her outfit, a chaniya choli reportedly worth ₹70 lakh, drew just as much attention as her dancing. With over 200 million followers worldwide and a reputation as one of the highest-paid actors and performers in the industry, Urvashi has long been seen as a global name. Despite a packed schedule, she often makes time for family and her own well-being, which is part of why fans feel so…

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Good Over Evil, Delhi Style: Fire, Fireworks and VIP Arrows Light Up the Capital

New Delhi – With Vijayadashami here, Delhi is gearing up for a spectacular round of Ravan Dahan this evening. The historic Ramlila Maidan near Ajmeri Gate carries on its decades-old tradition, while other big grounds across the capital stage high-profile, tech-enhanced productions. The Shri Ram Lila Committee’s Ramlila on Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, near Delhi Gate, has been central to the city’s Dussehra celebrations since the 1930s. Its Ramayana performances ran from October 14 to 19, beginning at 7 pm each night, and drew large crowds for classic enactments of the key…

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Ravana Dahan celebrations to feature 70-foot Ravana, 65-foot Kumbhakarna and 60-foot Meghnad effigies

Varanasi: Banaras Locomotive Works (BLW), formerly known as BAREKA, will close all its entry gates from 2 pm on Tuesday until the conclusion of Ravana Dahan as part of special security arrangements for Vijayadashami. The gates to be closed include the Kakar matta main entrance, FCI Gate, Nathupur Gate, Pahadi Gate and Kandwa Gate. During this period, railway employees will be permitted to enter the premises only upon presenting valid identity cards, while members of the public attending the Ramleela performance and Ravana Dahan must carry valid entry passes. The…

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