Salman Khan's sister Arpita Khan and her husband Aayush Sharma perform Ganesh visarjan with family and friends

Prince Andrew is facing mounting legal pressure as seven UK police forces assess evidence from the Jeffrey Epstein files, intensifying scrutiny over alleged links to the “Lolita Express” scandal and private jet flights. Investigators are reviewing up to 90 trips connected to Epstein, including several after his 2008 conviction, while Essex Police examine flight logs and emails. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has claimed documents connect Andrew to at least one alleged victim. Multiple forces, including the Metropolitan Police and Thames Valley Police, are now analysing material as part of a coordinated probe, while Wiltshire Police assist an investigation into Peter Mandelson. The growing inquiries have placed Andrew under renewed global scrutiny as the case expands.

In this candid and heartfelt conversation with Times Of India, Aayush Sanjeev opens up about his unforgettable journey inside the Bigg Boss Marathi 6 house. From being an introvert for 27 years to surviving in a house full of 17–18 contestants, he shares how the show became one of the biggest highs of his life — a dream only 1% of people get to live.In this interview, Aayush talks about: His toughest first week inside the house,The “Power Key” chaos & becoming captain,Going 30 hours without food, his health breakdown & missing tasks, his emotional eviction, support from Karan & Tejashree during illness

A pathologist present at Jeffrey Epstein’s post-mortem says the official suicide ruling should be re-examined, pointing to unanswered questions, missing footage and inconsistencies that continue to fuel global suspicion.