Maharashtra

Adnan Sami Wins Property Case Against Wife

Adnan Sami Wins Property Case Against WifePakistani singer Adnan Sami has won the property case against his wife, Sabah Galadri.

Sabah pleaded in the court that Adnan together with his parents should be evicted from their five-flat residence at Lokhandwala in Andheri.

But, the petition has been dismissed by the Mumbai High Court.

Adnan’s lawyer Vibhav Krishna said, “The HC order clarified that the family court has jurisdiction over matrimonial disputes involving foreign nationals.”

Mumbai terror attack boat returned to its owner

Maharashtra MapMumbai, Feb 17 : MV Kuber, the fishing trawler that the Indian Government says militants of the Mumbai terror attacks used to reach the metropolis, has been returned to its owner amidst speculations that the boat might sail back to Gujarat.

The trawler has been returned to Vinod Masani after the police cleared him of suspected links with the militants. The MV Kuber will sail back to Porbander.

Bollywood PR Aims To Motivate Next Generation

Bollywood PR Aims To Motivate Next GenerationDale Bhagwagar, well-known celebrity publicist, will be addressing around 1,300 students from over 70 colleges in Mumbai, spread over four public relation (PR) events, starting this weekend.

Big B Gets The Stardust Award For The Best Actor For “The Last Lear”

Growth is the primary concern: Market analysts

Growth is the primary concern: Market analystsMumbai, Feb 16 : Market analysts in Mumbai believe that growth remains the primary concern for the Indian economy as the government tries to stimulate demand.

With elections just months away, the government sought to highlight its economic achievements while presenting the interim budget for 2009-10 on Monday.

A key highlight of the budget was the increased allocation towards the defense sector. Mukherjee claimed that the cross-border terrorism has been given a new dimension after the recent Mumbai attacks.

Massive fire guts plywood factory in Akola

Akola, Feb 16 : A massive fire gutted goods worth millions of rupees in a plywood factory in Akola, Maharashtra on Sunday night.

The fire broke out around 9 p. m. at the Kenud Plywood Mill.

According to eyewitnesses, the fire spread to a neighbouring school and a house damaging both buildings.

Though no loss to human life was reported, goods, furniture and raw material worth million of rupees was destroyed.

Deputy Superintendent of Police Akola, Ram Rao Patond claimed that over 20 fire engines were used to put the massive fire out.

Locals suspect that a short-circuit could be behind the mishap.

The fire was brought under control at around 4:00 a. m. on Monday.

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