Kedar Joshi

Veteran actor Ashok Saraf spoke about his incredible 55-year journey in cinema at Cannes 2026. With nearly 300 films, mostly hits, he reflected on Hum Paanch, Karan Arjun and typecasting as a comedian. Saraf also walked the Cannes red carpet alongside Nivedita Saraf, Prajakta Mali and other Marathi stars.

Veteran Marathi actors Ashok Saraf and Nivedita Saraf, along with Prajakta Mali, Ankita Prabhu-Walawalkar, and Kedar Joshi, attended Cannes 2026. At 78, Ashok made his Cannes debut, walking the red carpet in a bandhgala while Nivedita stunned in a Paithani saree. Their appearance won hearts and went viral online.

Veteran actors Ashok and Nivedita Saraf returned to Mumbai after representing Marathi cinema at the Cannes Film Festival 2026. The couple, alongside other Marathi artists, showcased Maharashtrian culture on the global stage. This marked Ashok Saraf's memorable debut at the prestigious event at the age of 78.

Nashik police filed a 1,500-page chargesheet against four accused in a TCS sexual harassment and religious sentiments case. Charges include rape, sexual harassment, conspiracy, and acts intended to outrage religious feelings under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The investigation also invoked the SC/ST Act. Evidence includes witness statements, medical reports, and seized documents.

India's vibrant presence is set to dazzle at Cannes Film Festival 2026, with stars like Alia Bhatt and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan leading the charge. Bhatt, representing a global beauty brand, expressed her excitement for the "bigger celebration" and the "sisterhood" at the festival.

From the official delegation, filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker will represent India in his capacity as the newly appointed director of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI).

A pregnant TCS employee in Nashik, accused of religious harassment, was denied interim relief by the court. She sought anticipatory bail, citing her pregnancy and arguing she's not the main accused. The court will hear her plea again on April 27. The case involves allegations of hurting religious sentiments.

A TCS employee accused of religious harassment in Nashik has sought anticipatory bail, citing pregnancy and other grounds. The IT giant stated its internal review found no prior complaints on its official channels. The case has led to multiple arrests and a high-level probe ordered by the Maharashtra Chief Minister.

A 26-year-old TCS employee accused in a religious harassment case has sought anticipatory bail, citing her pregnancy and delays in the complaint. Meanwhile, a National Commission for Women (NCW) fact-finding committee concluded its visit to Nashik, probing allegations of sexual harassment, rape, and religious offenses at the TCS facility.

A Nashik court denied interim protection from arrest to a TCS employee accused of religious harassment. The woman, a third accused, sought relief citing pregnancy. The case involves sexual exploitation and religious offenses under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and SC/ST Act. The next hearing is scheduled for April 27.

A 26-year-old woman accused of religious harassment at TCS Nashik has sought anticipatory bail, citing pregnancy and delay in complaint filing. Meanwhile, two other accused in alleged sexual harassment and conversion bid cases were remanded to police custody for further investigation into electronic evidence.

TCS clarified that an individual wrongly identified as an HR manager in the Nashik controversy was a process associate with no recruitment involvement. The company denied reports of the unit's shutdown and reiterated its zero-tolerance policy for misconduct, while also stating no internal complaints were received. An independent inquiry, supported by external agencies, is underway.

A 52-year-old man was found murdered at his residence in Shivne in Vadgaon Maval on Sunday morning. The Vadgaon Maval police have booked the victim's servant for the murder.

With Ramzan fast approaching, a two-day yoga camp was especially organized for members of the Muslim community to help them sail through the month of fasting. Fifteen people attended the camp which was jointly organized by Chitnavis Centre and Sanatan Yoga Shrine at the centre’s premises in Civil Lines on Saturday.