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Time of India
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shefali Jariwala's cause of death still unclear, Abhishek Bachchan reacts to misinformation, Sunjay Kapur's sister pens emotional note: Top 5 Entertainment News
The entertainment world is abuzz with headlines that blend drama, emotion, and intrigue. From the ongoing forensic investigation into Shefali Jariwala's tragic demise, where chemical analysis is still underway, to Mandhira Kapur's heartfelt message remembering her brother Sunjay Kapur and their late father—emotions are running high. Meanwhile, Abhishek Bachchan breaks his silence on social media trolling, saying, 'I have a family, it's upsetting,' as he addresses the wave of misinformation surrounding him. Here are the top 5 entertainment stories making the loudest noise in tinsel town today. Shefali Jariwala's demise: Forensic tests and chemical analysis continue; exact cause still uncertain- Report A team of five forensic doctors at Cooper Hospital carried out the postmortem on Shefali's body. However, as reported by India Today, they did not state any clear reason behind her passing. Instead, they have sent tissue samples for post-mortem histology and kept her viscera aside for chemical analysis at Kalina Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL). Police involved in the probe said histopathology is carried out only when a normal postmortem does not clearly show why someone passed away and if the viscera have been saved for chemical tests. Once both these checks are finished and the lab sends its report, doctors will finally be able to say what exactly caused Shefali Jariwala's demise. 'Our world will never be the same': Sunjay Kapur's sister Mandhira Kapur pens emotional note as she misses her brother and father Sunjay Kapur, the businessman and polo player who was once married to actress Karisma Kapoor, passed away recently in London. His sudden demise has left his family shattered. His sister, Mandhira Kapur, has been sharing her grief on Instagram, posting heartfelt tributes for her late brother. Mandhira took to Instagram two days ago, to remember her father, who passed away ten years ago. She wrote, "Missing dad today. Can't believe it's been 10 years Bhaiya and him are together looking down on us. Miss them, our world will never be the same." Friends from Bollywood like Mozes Singh and Bhavana Panday also left kind messages in the comments, offering their support. 'I have a family, it's upsetting,' says Abhishek Bachchan as he reacts to all the 'misinformation' about him and social media trolling: 'People who put out negativity...' - EXCLUSIVE During a chat with ETimes, when asked why he never chose to clarify any misinformation, Abhishek Bachchan said, "Because the person who is putting out the misinformation and the lies is not interested in clarity or in correction. Previously, things that were said about me, didn't affect me. Today, I have a family and it's very upsetting. Even if I clarify something, people will turn it around. Because negative news sells. You're not me. You don't live my life. You're not answerable to the people that I'm answerable to. People who put out such negativity, have to live with their conscience. 'Govinda was always insecure,' says Pahlaj Nihalini, revealing if it the rumours of the actor being arrogant were true Govinda known for movies like 'Hero No 1', 'Raja Babu', 'Aankhen' among many others is still remembered for his iconic roles, comic timing and dancing. However, his fans have been quite disappointed as he hasn't done movies in a while and been away from the screen. Many have spoken about Govinda's career decline in the past and blamed his 'superstitious' side along with a bit of arrogance for it. In a recent interview, former CBFC chief and producer Pahlaj Nihalini reacted if its true that Govinda is arrogant. He reacted and said on Learn From The Legend podcast, 'Govinda was always insecure in everything. His father was a huge hero of Mehboob Khan. He was a producer also, had so many losses. Usne itna dard saaha uske baad, bahut saari cheezein unke haath se nikal gayi, aur struggle karna pada. All those things were built inside him while doing something.' Aamir Khan says Javed Miandad ruined his wedding with Reena Dutta: 'Depression mein chala gaya tha main' In a recent interview, Aamir shared details of his wedding and how Javed Miandad spoilt his wedding day for him. Aamir and Reena had run away and got married. They returned home as if nothing had happened. He said, 'Mujhe laga sab puchenge kahaan the itni der (We thought our families will question us about being so late).' But luckily for them, that day there was a match between two neighboring countries and everyone was so engrossed in it. Thus, nobody even noticed that they were not at home. But the match put Aamir in depression. He said, 'It was a match day. The same match where Javed Miandad hit a six on the last ball. We were winning that match so nobody cared to ask us about our absence for so long. I too joined them and was watching cricket, however, Javed's six ruined it all.
The Hindu
11 hours ago
- The Hindu
Bengaluru Infosys techie arrested for secretly filming female colleagues in washroom
The Electronics City police on Wednesday (July 2, 2025) arrested a 30-year-old software engineer for allegedly filming his female colleagues in the Infosys campus washroom on Monday (June 30). Based on the complaint filed by the victim, the police arrested Swapnil Nagesh, a technical analyst, charging him under section 66e (violation of privacy through the capturing, publishing, or transmitting of images of a private area of a person without their consent) and Section 77 (offense of voyeurism) for further investigation. The incident came to light when the victim, working as a technical test lead at Infosys, went to use the washroom on June 30, 2025. While waiting to use the washroom, she saw a girl coming out of a cubicle and caught a man's reflection in the mirror, filming from the adjacent washroom. She climbed up the commode and allegedly caught him red-handed trying to record her too on his mobile phone. She raised alarm and ran out of the washroom, prompting the staff to come to her rescue. The HR staff caught the man and deleted the videos. The victim went home and narrated her ordeal to her family before approaching the police. Based on the complaint, the police tracked down Swapnil. The accused, according to the police, joined the company three months ago. He had recorded two videos, which the police retrieved from the 'Deleted' folder. The mobile has been sent to FSL for a detailed analysis, a police officer said. This incident has raised serious concerns about workplace safety and privacy, prompting calls for stricter monitoring and enforcement within corporate campuses. Infosys issues statement Following the arrest, Infosys released a statement assuring a zero-tolerance policy and extending full support to the investigation. 'We are aware of this incident and have taken necessary action against the employee, who is now separated from the Company. We also promptly supported the complainant by facilitating a swift complaint with the law enforcement authorities and continue to cooperate as they investigate further. Infosys is committed to providing an environment free of harassment and has a zero-tolerance policy. We take every complaint related to any violation of the Company's Code of Conduct seriously,' the IT firm's spokesperson said.
The Hindu
11 hours ago
- The Hindu
Bengaluru techie caught red-handed filming female colleagues in washroom
The Electronics City police on Wednesday (July 2, 2025) arrested a 30-year-old software engineer for allegedly filming his female colleagues in the Infosys campus washroom on Monday (June 30). Based on the complaint filed by the victim, the police arrested Swapnil Nagesh, a technical analyst, charging him under section 66e (violation of privacy through the capturing, publishing, or transmitting of images of a private area of a person without their consent) and Section 77 (offense of voyeurism) for further investigation. The incident came to light when the victim, working as a technical test lead at Infosys, went to use the washroom on June 30, 2025. While waiting to use the washroom, she saw a girl coming out of a cubicle and caught a man's reflection in the mirror, filming from the adjacent washroom. She climbed up the commode and allegedly caught him red-handed trying to record her too on his mobile phone. She raised alarm and ran out of the washroom, prompting the staff to come to her rescue. The HR staff caught the man and deleted the videos. The victim went home and narrated her ordeal to her family before approaching the police. Based on the complaint, the police tracked down Swapnil. The accused, according to the police, joined the company three months ago. He had recorded two videos, which the police retrieved from the 'Deleted' folder. The mobile has been sent to FSL for a detailed analysis, a police officer said. This incident has raised serious concerns about workplace safety and privacy, prompting calls for stricter monitoring and enforcement within corporate campuses.
India Today
17 hours ago
- India Today
Shefali Jeriwala death: Forensic tests underway, cause of death still unclear
Actor Shefali Jariwala's death is still a mystery as the panel of the five forensic doctors at Cooper hospital who performed post-mortem or autopsy on her body reserved their opinion on the cause of death. They have sent samples for post-mortem histology and the preserved viscera for chemical analysis to Kalina Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL).Speaking to India Today TV, police officials, privy to the investigations, said that histopathology is done only in cases where the cause of death is not clear during the autopsy and also if the viscera have been preserved for chemical analysis. Once both the evaluations are completed and the report is submitted by FSL, the cause of death will be per open source information, histopathological after-death report, or post-mortem histology, is primarily done to determine the cause and manner of death when it's not readily apparent from a macroscopic (external and gross internal) examination during an autopsy. It involves examining tissue samples under a microscope to identify subtle changes or specific disease processes that may have contributed to or caused the of histopathology in post-mortem examinations: Determining cause and manner of death:When the cause of death isn't clear after a standard autopsy, histology can reveal microscopic evidence of disease, injury, or other conditions that might have led to the macroscopic findings:Histology can confirm and refine diagnoses made during the gross autopsy, providing a more detailed understanding of the pathological subtle or microscopic pathology:advertisementSome diseases or injuries have microscopic characteristics that are only visible under a microscope, such as myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) or amniotic fluid chemical analysis of viscera will help find if there was any kind of poison or toxins in the body which led to the fatality or sudden cardiac arrest leading to Jariwala's last momentsPolice officials have found CCTV footage of Jariwala's room and have accessed the footage. As per police officials, Jariwala was fasting the whole day as there was puja at her residence that day, but after 8:30 pm, she had some stale fried rice which was brought a day ago and then kept in the fridge. The fried rice was heated, and after, she felt uneasy and acidic - so she had a tablet of 40 mg of Pantoprazole and 30 mg of Domperidone. During the day, she reportedly got a vial of anti-ageing medication that was administered by a medical professional at her per police officials, her uneasiness grew after 10:15 pm and at around 10:30 pm she collapsed. Her body started trembling, after which the house staff alerted her husband, Parag Tyagi, who had taken their dog out for a walk. Parag immediately rushed upstairs, and in his statement to the police, he said that he could feel the pulse of Shefali when he went back upstairs, after which they rushed her to Bellevue hospital in Andheri the Bellevue hospital, Shefali was declared dead before admission and her family was told to take the body to Cooper hospital. Police officials received the call at 11:30 pm, and they reached the hospital at 11:45 pm."We checked the house and found two boxes of medication which consisted of Glutathione injections, Vitamin-C pills and some other medication at the house. We checked the dustbin and collected packets of food and injections. We checked the dustbin and collected food packets, wrappers, medication packets and vials from it. We also learnt that many of those medications were not prescribed or had been prescribed long back. She was taking medicines herself for anti-ageing and skin glow," an officer told India Today."CCTV footage from the house has been analysed, statements of family members and the person who had administered the vial that day have been taken. As of now, no foul play has come to light or been alleged by anyone. "But, we are taking all possible measures as per procedure to ascertain the cause of death," said an officer privy to the officers spoke to the forensic doctors at the Cooper hospital, and they suspected that the death could be due to a sudden major drop in blood pressure which led to cardiac arrest. The cause of her death and cause of the sudden drop in blood pressure could be due to multiple reasons, which are fasting, self-medication during fasting or even the stale food she had that evening.- EndsMust Watch
Time of India
21 hours ago
- Time of India
Telangana factory tragedy: DGP Jitender says blast looks like accident, no evidence of sabotage
HYDERABAD: Top officials supervising the probe into the Sigachi factory explosion and the rescue efforts have stated that, at prima facie, the blast appears to have been an accident and that no evidence of sabotage has been found. Telangana DGP Jitender visited pharmaceutical unit in Pashamailaram on Tuesday, where he monitored the rescue operations. "Several victims have not yet been identified due to the nature of their injuries, and DNA fingerprinting is being used to establish their identities. The Telangana Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) is handling the sample collection and analysis process, and additional manpower is being provided as needed. Since most of these victims are from other states, finding blood relatives to match DNA samples is time-consuming," said the DGP. The police are waiting for govt-appointed high-power panel report. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad "Prima facie, it appears to be an accident, and no evidence of sabotage has been found so far," the DGP said. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
