Reported By Ketki Angre

"The biggest economic decision in India's history was taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi without consulting anybody except for 3-4 people," said opposition leader Rahul Gandhi today about the government's withdrawal of 500-and 1000-rupee notes.

Three photo-journalists have been injured in a scuffle with private security guards posted at the Tata group headquarters Bombay House while they were trying to click pictures of Cyrus Mistry, sacked last week as Tata Sons chairman.

Cyrus Mistry, who was abruptly removed as Chairman of the Tata Group on Monday, emailed board members to say he is "shocked beyond words" by how he was ousted.

Cyrus Mistry, who was abruptly removed as Chairman of the Tata Group on Monday, has emailed board members to say he is "shocked" by how he was ousted and that the "board has not covered itself with glory" and he was not given "a chance to defend myself."

The Tata Group has filed caveats in the Bombay High Court and at the National Company Law Tribunal to prevent Cyrus Mistry from getting a legal order against his removal as Chairman of Tata Sons without their side of story being heard.

The Tata Sons has filed multiple caveats in courts and other forums to prevent any ex parte or one-sided orders being passed against it if Cyrus Mistry or his family's Shapoorji Pallonji Group moves court against his ouster as chairman of Tata Sons on Monday.

Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.

In Maharashtra's Palghar, where hundreds of children have died of malnutrition in recent months, two cars worth lakhs have been ordered for 'Distinguished Visitors' only.

The bureaucracy in Maharashtra need to get real about tackling the problem of malnutrition in the tribal areas of state, said the Bombay High Court criticising the state government for inaction in the matter.

Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which is set for a Diwali release in two weeks, was drawn into a new controversy today as a group of nearly 450 cinema owners said it will not screen films with Pakistani actors given "public sentiment" over terror attacks from across the border.

After facing flak from the Supreme Court for its "lack of concern" over the problem of malnutrition in Maharashtra's tribal areas, the state government swung into action and held a meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, to decide on a comprehensive nutrition policy.

Amid an onslaught of allegations that the government is trying to appropriate undue credit for the surgical strikes across the Line of Control, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that while the armed forces deserve "100 percent credit", the government "must be cheered for the decision it took boldly."

"Cow protectors perform an important role and it's important to distinguish between those who protect the cow and others who are self-appointed," said Mohan Bhagwat, who heads the ruling BJP's ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh or RSS.

At a time when political parties have expressed their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's action against Pakistan, Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam has declared that unless the government offers proof of last week's surgical strikes, they appear to be "fake."

The investigators in the murder cases of rationalists Narendra Dabholkar, Govind Pansare and MM Kalburgi, have been given six weeks to get ballistic reports from British experts.

"The biggest economic decision in India's history was taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi without consulting anybody except for 3-4 people," said opposition leader Rahul Gandhi today about the government's withdrawal of 500-and 1000-rupee notes.

Three photo-journalists have been injured in a scuffle with private security guards posted at the Tata group headquarters Bombay House while they were trying to click pictures of Cyrus Mistry, sacked last week as Tata Sons chairman.

Cyrus Mistry, who was abruptly removed as Chairman of the Tata Group on Monday, emailed board members to say he is "shocked beyond words" by how he was ousted.

Cyrus Mistry, who was abruptly removed as Chairman of the Tata Group on Monday, has emailed board members to say he is "shocked" by how he was ousted and that the "board has not covered itself with glory" and he was not given "a chance to defend myself."

The Tata Group has filed caveats in the Bombay High Court and at the National Company Law Tribunal to prevent Cyrus Mistry from getting a legal order against his removal as Chairman of Tata Sons without their side of story being heard.

The Tata Sons has filed multiple caveats in courts and other forums to prevent any ex parte or one-sided orders being passed against it if Cyrus Mistry or his family's Shapoorji Pallonji Group moves court against his ouster as chairman of Tata Sons on Monday.

Filmmakers who have signed Pakistani actors will have to pay Rs. 5 crore as 'penance' for army welfare, Raj Thackeray said today, suggesting he will not block the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, after producers promised not to use Pakistani actors in the future.

In Maharashtra's Palghar, where hundreds of children have died of malnutrition in recent months, two cars worth lakhs have been ordered for 'Distinguished Visitors' only.

The bureaucracy in Maharashtra need to get real about tackling the problem of malnutrition in the tribal areas of state, said the Bombay High Court criticising the state government for inaction in the matter.

Karan Johar's Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which is set for a Diwali release in two weeks, was drawn into a new controversy today as a group of nearly 450 cinema owners said it will not screen films with Pakistani actors given "public sentiment" over terror attacks from across the border.

After facing flak from the Supreme Court for its "lack of concern" over the problem of malnutrition in Maharashtra's tribal areas, the state government swung into action and held a meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, to decide on a comprehensive nutrition policy.

Amid an onslaught of allegations that the government is trying to appropriate undue credit for the surgical strikes across the Line of Control, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that while the armed forces deserve "100 percent credit", the government "must be cheered for the decision it took boldly."

"Cow protectors perform an important role and it's important to distinguish between those who protect the cow and others who are self-appointed," said Mohan Bhagwat, who heads the ruling BJP's ideological mentor, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh or RSS.

At a time when political parties have expressed their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's action against Pakistan, Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam has declared that unless the government offers proof of last week's surgical strikes, they appear to be "fake."

The investigators in the murder cases of rationalists Narendra Dabholkar, Govind Pansare and MM Kalburgi, have been given six weeks to get ballistic reports from British experts.