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Bombay HC grants relief to Karan Johar, restrains release of ‘Shaadi Ke Director Karan Aur Johar’

Joint press statements confirmed that Karan Johar, along with his friend and Dharma Productions CEO Apoorva Mehta, will retain creative and administrative control.

Film ‘Shaadi Ke Director Karan Aur Johar’ was scheduled for a release on 14 June, Friday.

PIB cracks down on 12 YouTube channels for spreading fake news

PIB busts YouTube channels that were spreading fake news

YouTube channels such as NitiGyan4U, KLOnlineStudy, Sarkari Khabar 21, Media Tak, NewsWave429, onlinejobRK, AM News YT, among others were spreading fake news.

From Ads on balloons to skywalks, what BMC’s draft hoarding policy covers. Details here.

Times Internet Ltd has witnessed a marginal rise in its advertisement revenue in FY 24

Under the new draft policy, the hoardings near high-tension wires will require NOC from the power distribution firm

‘Illegal’ IPL streaming case: ED conducts searches at Fairplay app offices, seizes assets worth Rs 8 cr

Fairplay app 'illegally' streamed IPL matches

ED conducted raid after an FIR was registered by Nodal Cyber Police, Mumbai.

Capital punishment: Brewers miffed at policies stymying Delhi beer sales despite heatwave

India’s $32-billion liquor industry is projected to grow by an additional $7 billion by 2028, according to London-based drinks consultancy IWSR.

The relentlessly high thermometer readings should have translated into blockbuster sales for beer brands as in the rest of the country but that has not been the case.

Ahead of Father’s Day, Bombay Shaving Company releases quirky ad, ‘Sorry Dad…’

Bombay Shaving Company launches new ad on Father's Day occasion

The ad campaign has amassed three million views on social media since June 8.

MIB tells news channel not to live telecast anti-terror operations

Beyond employment and education checks, discrepancies in criminal record checks (CRC) and identity verification are also steadily rising. This increase in CRC discrepancies can be attributed to the overall crime rate in India, which has climbed from 422.2 crimes per million in 2022 to 445.9 per million in 2024, according to the latest report from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).

The warning by the I&B ministry has come after some news channels reportedly showed live telecast of the anti-terror operations in Jammu’s Kathua and Doda.

Author: Mansi Jaswal