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Hindustan Times
03-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Thane crime branch busts MD-making unit in Uttarakhand, three arrested
The Thane crime branch, with help from Uttarakhand's local police, recently busted a mephedrone-manufacturing unit in Uttarakhand and arrested three men. The police seized manufacturing machinery, raw materials, and a getaway vehicle that the accused were using to flee to Nepal. (Shutterstock) The operation stemmed from two arrests made by the Kasarvadavli police from Ghodbunder Road on June 1. The accused, identified as Vishal Bipin Singh and Mallesh Ramesh Shevla, were found with 10.23g of MD, worth ₹ 35,000, in their possession at Ghodbunder Road. During interrogation, they told the police that they sourced the drugs from Uttarakhand. Technical investigation helped them locate the facility where the synthetic stimulant was being manufactured. Police inspector Salil Bhosale formed two separate teams for Uttarakhand. One team led by assistant police inspectors Bhushan Vidi and Sharad Patil, along with constables Dnyaneshwar Jadhav and Minila Shikare, reached the Meltauda area in Pithoragarh district, Uttarakhand. On June 27, they raided the premises and uncovered a fully functional drug-manufacturing setup. Machinery and various chemicals used in MD production, worth ₹ 18.54 lakh, were seized from the site, but the accused had fled. Simultaneously, another team, led by PSI Tushar Mane along with officers Sunil Nikam and Sachin Bandgar, learned that the three accused fled towards the Nepal border. After a chase, they intercepted the suspects within the Palia police station limits in Lakhimpur Kheri district, Uttar Pradesh. The accused were fleeing in a Maruti Suzuki Ciaz vehicle. The arrested men were Om Jaygovind Gupta alias Monu and Amar Kumar Laxmanram Kohli, both residents of Uttarakhand. The third accused, Surendra Yadav, is a resident of Nalasopara. Along with the car, the total seizure was valued at ₹ 30.99 lakh. Deputy Commissioner of Police (crime), Amar Jadhav, said, 'Om Gupta and Amar Kohli were already wanted in a previous MD drug-manufacturing case registered in 2024 under sections 8(c) (prohibitions of operations regarding cultivating coca plant, cannabis plant, etc), 22(b) (c) (contravention involves quantity lesser than commercial quantity but greater than small quantity), and 29 (abetment) of the NDPS Act, involving another factory in Uttar Pradesh.' The arrested accused were remanded to police custody until July 9 for further investigation.
Pink Villa
13-06-2025
- Automotive
- Pink Villa
Nischay Malhan Net worth: Owning 4 cars and house worth Rs 20 crore, everything about Triggered Insaan's luxurious lifestyle
Nischay Malhan, popularly known as Triggered Insaan, stands as one of the most successful content creators in India. Over the years, he has garnered an impressive following because of his engaging and innovative content. With several years of dedication to his craft, Nischay has achieved milestones in his content creation journey, enabling him to lead a lifestyle that many aspire to. Let's take a closer look at his luxurious life - his collection of high-end cars and an expansive abode worth crores. Nischay Malhan's Net Worth and Residence Due to his millions of views on his videos, Nischay Malhan has successfully converted his passion into a career. Hailing from Delhi, Nischay has carved out a niche for himself as a YouTuber. He earned a loyal fan base with his razor-sharp wit through commentary videos, reactions, roasting sessions, and reviews. According to a report by India. com, his estimated net worth ranges between a staggering Rs 30 and 35 crore. Nestled in the upscale area of Gurugram, he possesses a massive house valued at approximately Rs 20 crores. The house was built from scratch, featuring a gaming room, home theater, and many other modern amenities. The stylish décor reflects the sophisticated taste of Nischay and his family. Nischay Malhan's Cars Nischay is fond of luxury automobiles, boasting a remarkable collection of four high-end cars. His impressive lineup includes a stunning Jaguar F-Pace, valued at around Rs 78.46 lakhs, a Tata Harrier with a starting price of Rs 15.49 lakhs, and the sleek Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, which begins at Rs 12.45 lakhs. Most recently, he added a Defender to his garage, which starts at around Rs 1 crore. Take a look at Nischay Malhan's PIC with his car: Nischay Malhan's Popularity With a staggering fan base across social media, Nischay Malhan enjoys immense popularity. His YouTube channel, known as Triggered Insaan, has amassed an impressive following of over 24.2 million subscribers since its inception in 2014. Throughout his journey, he has uploaded 347 videos, the majority of which have garnered more than 10 million views each. His content notably features his family and friends, along with his humorous takes on trending videos and internet memes. Beyond YouTube, Nischay has cultivated a vibrant community on Instagram, where he boasts 10.9 million followers. Nischay Malhan and Ruchika Rathore's Marriage On June 9, Nischay Malhan tied the knot with his beloved girlfriend, Ruchika Rathore, in a heartwarming ceremony surrounded by close friends and family. Their love story began in college in 2018, and after several years of being together, the couple got engaged in December 2024. They announced this news by sharing stunning photographs from the event. Their wedding took place at the picturesque ITC Hotels, Tavleen, Chail, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Himachal Pradesh's serene hills. The exquisite wedding photos showcase Ruchika in a red bridal ensemble, while Nischay looked regal in an ivory sherwani. Take a look at Nischay Malhan's PIC with his wife Ruchika Rathore: On a personal note, Nischay was born on November 14, 1995. His father, Vinay Malhan, is a successful businessman, while his mother, Dimple Malhan, has made her mark as a YouTuber. He also has a talented sister, Prerna Malhan, who is a YouTuber, and a brother, Abhishek Malhan, who has a huge fan following as one of the successful YouTubers. Abhishek became a household name through Bigg Boss OTT 2 and Battleground. Disclaimer: All amounts mentioned in the article are sourced from India .com. In some cases, celebrities or their teams give their inputs too, which we incorporate if provided by them. We take all efforts to share possible accurate numbers, however unless otherwise mentioned they are all approximates. We are open to feedback and suggestions on editorial@
India.com
11-06-2025
- Automotive
- India.com
Triggered Insaan aka Nischay Malhan earns this much from YouTube every month; his net worth is Rs…
Popular YouTuber Nischay Malhan, also known as Triggered Insaan, the elder brother of Bigg Boss OTT fame Abhishek Malhan, got married on June 9, 2025. He tied the knot with his girlfriend, Ruchika Rathore, at a luxury hotel in Himachal Pradesh. Many other YouTubers also attended the wedding. The couple got engaged in December last year and shared their engagement photos with fans. After the wedding, on June 10, they both posted pictures on Instagram, which are now going viral. Meanwhile, let's take a look at Nischay Malhan's net worth. Recently, Nischay and his wife Ruchika announced their wedding date through a vlog. Following the announcement, the couple tied the knot on June 9. After the wedding news broke, a video of their haldi ceremony went viral on social media. Now, their wedding photos have also surfaced online. For those unfamiliar, Nischay Malhan is a popular YouTuber who earns lakhs every month. He runs two YouTube channels: Triggered Insaan, where he creates comedy and roast videos, and another one is Live Insaan, which features his gaming content. Nischay Malhan has over 13 million subscribers on his Live Insaan channel and 24.1 million subscribers on his main channel, Triggered Insaan. In addition to YouTube ad revenue, he also earns a substantial income through brand promotions. He owns a luxurious house in Gurugram, worth Rs 20 to Rs 25 crore, and his estimated net worth is around Rs 30-35 crore. Nischay also owns several high-end vehicles, including a Tata Harrier worth Rs 15.49 lakh, a Maruti Suzuki Ciaz worth Rs 12.45 lakh, and a Jaguar F-Pace worth Rs 78.46 lakh. Recently, he also added a Land Rover Defender to his collection.
Mint
13-05-2025
- Automotive
- Mint
Delhi Pollution: Environment ministry orders petrol cars, ignoring pollution body's advisory to buy cleaner vehicles
New Delhi/Mumbai: The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has put out a tender to buy 57 petrol-powered cars less than a week after a pollution control body urged all government institutions in the National Capital Region to buy only cleaner-fuel vehicles, a move that experts said was perplexing. The environment ministry floated the tender on the Government e-Marketplace (Gem) portal on 8 May for 60 cars to be deployed in New Delhi at an estimated cost of ₹8.4 crore. Of these, 57 are petrol-powered cars – 27 units of Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and 30 units of Maruti Suzuki Dzire. The other vehicles are two Toyota Hycross hybrid cars and one Tata Nexon EV electric car. The tender was published barely a week after the Commission for Air Quality Management in National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas (CAQM) put out an advisory on 2 May for all governments, public sector undertakings and public institutions in the NCR to buy only battery electric vehicles, hybrids or CNG-powered vehicles. The commission, which was set up by parliament through the CAQM Act, 2021, works to reduce the hazardous air quality in India's national capital. New Delhi was ranked No. 1 in the world among cities with the highest AQI levels, according to the World Air Quality Report 2024. 'While the concerns of vehicular emissions are universal, considering the ultra-high density of vehicular traffic particularly in Delhi-NCR, there is a need to develop an accelerated roadmap for cleaner mobility, focusing on transition from polluting vehicles, dependent purely on fossil fuels like diesel and petrol," CAQM said in its advisory, which was also marked to the secretary of the environment ministry. It urged government entities to take the lead and mandate future purchasing, hiring or leasing of only cleaner vehicles. Also Read | End-of-life vehicles may soon be refused fuel in Delhi to curb air pollution The environment ministry and the CAQM did not respond to Mint's emails seeking comment. "If the order was for some rural areas, then it would be understandable. But in Delhi, where there is enough infrastructure for EVs and CNG cars, it is just perplexing that such an order was released," said an auto industry consultant working with the government. Negative signal Proposals to hire only green cars for government use have been in the offing for several years at both the state and central levels but have failed to take off meaningfully. A bid to replace government vehicles with EVs received a boost when Energy Efficiency Services Ltd floated a tender to buy 10,000 EVs for the government in 2017. However, the plan lost steam due to operational challenges and dissatisfaction among bureaucrats with the vehicles. "The government's leadership in the space is vital. Large-scale transitions take time, and departments may occasionally need to balance immediate functional needs with long-term sustainability goals. That said, public sector procurement remains a powerful tool to drive change to green powered cars," said Saket Mehra, a partner at Grant Thornton India. Also Read | Air pollution is a national problem. Can you live with it? Experts said such an order can act as a negative signal for car makers, which are struggling to build EV sales volumes in the Indian market. "The industry will get a positive signal and a push in volumes as well if the government solely dedicates to procure green energy-powered vehicles. It is important to shift away from petrol-powered cars, which has been the government's stand for some time now," said IV Rao, distinguished fellow of transport and urban governance at The Energy and Resources Institute. EV car sales in the country grew 20% to almost 100,000 in 2024. Overall car sales in the year were 4.3 million units. Maruti Suzuki Ltd, India's largest car seller, said the opportunity for EVs is greater outside the country than in India. The environment ministry's procurement order also comes when several state governments are formulating policies to encourage the adoption of EVs. The government's own target suggests that 30% of cars on the road should be EVs by 2030. In 2021, Union power minister RK Singh wrote to all Union ministers to convert the official fleet of their departments to EVs. Also Read | Under pressure: How climate change is impacting Indian cities Union road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari informed the Lok Sabha in 2022 that only 0.6% of all government vehicles were electric, i.e. 5,384 out of 847,544 units.
