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Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Delhi man with Rs25k bounty nabbed after a gunfight in Noida
Noida: A man with a bounty of Rs 25,000 was arrested after a gunfight with police that left the accused injured. The accused, Shahid of Okhla, Delhi, was implicated in a case under Sections 3/5/8 of the Cow Slaughter Act with the Knowledge Park police station. Sudhir Kumar, ADC, Greater Noida, on Friday said cops were conducting checks near Pushta when a car bearing a Haryana registration plate approached, and when he was signalled to stop, he tried to flee from the checkpoint. When cops chased the car, the suspect fired at them. During retaliatory firing, the suspect was hit by a bullet in the leg, said ADC, adding that the car and illegal pistol with cartridges have been seized from his possession. Four held for robbery at sweet shop Four men accused of breaking into a sweet shop on Thursday and stealing cash worth Rs 90,000 were arrested. Cops have recovered the stolen money from them. The suspects are identified as Gaurav alias Golu (21) of Sector-49, Mohit Kumar (20), Aditya Kumar alias Paltu (23), and Aqeel of Khoda, Ghaziabad. According to Shakti Mohan Avasthy, DCP Central Noida, Sector-63, police were conducting checks at Bahlolpur underpass when the suspects, who were in autorickshaw, tried to flee towards the FNG service road, as police signalled them to stop. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Use an AI Writing Tool That Actually Understands Your Voice Grammarly Install Now Undo As officials chased them, the suspects abandoned the vehicle and tried to escape. The men then fired at the police, and a gunfight ensued, in which Gaurav, alias Golu, was injured and nabbed. An illegal pistol and Rs 30,000 were recovered from his possession. The other three fled the spot but were arrested during the combing. Illegal weapons and Rs 20,000 were recovered from each of them, said the DCP. An FIR has been registered with Sector-63 police under sections 109 (attempt to murder), 305 (theft in a dwelling house, means of transportation, or place of worship, etc.), 331(4) (punishment for house-trespass or house-breaking), and 317(2) (stolen property) of the suspects also have a criminal history, said Avasthy.
News18
2 hours ago
- Business
- News18
‘Reality Hit Differently': Indian-Origin Man In US Shares Snippet Of Life After College
Last Updated: Chintamneedi, who earned a BA in Strategic and Corporate Communications from Chapman University, shared a heartfelt message on LinkedIn Indian-origin Gaurav Chintamneedi, who works as an Operations Leader at Amazon in the US, has struck a chord with many on LinkedIn after candidly sharing his struggles transitioning from university to the corporate world. Chintamneedi, who earned a BA in Strategic and Corporate Communications from Chapman University, posted a heartfelt message titled, 'You Didn't Peak in College; the Transition Is Difficult and That's Ok." The post quickly went viral on the platform. He began by recalling his expectations: 'When I first arrived in the DMV, I imagined living the dream early-20s life—like the ones we see on TV or romanticize on social media. I pictured myself working a 9–5, grabbing drinks with coworkers after work, striking up conversations with strangers on the metro who'd eventually become close friends. I thought weekends would be filled with brunches, coffee shop side projects, and late-night online courses to build new skills." But reality was far different. Gaurav shared that he routinely worked 50–60 hours a week, sometimes waking as early as 3 am for 'opening shifts." Weekends were consumed by overtime, and his few rare days off were spent recuperating. 'I found myself lying in bed doom‑scrolling on Instagram, drained from six consecutive days of work… Making new connections in a new city wasn't as easy as I'd hoped. I even started to wonder: Did I peak in college?" Rather than complain, Gaurav offered perspective and solidarity. 'This post isn't a complaint—it's an acknowledgment. Because I know that struggling with this transition is quite normal." He admitted he still misses college and sometimes scrolls through old photos. But as he reached the one‑year mark post‑graduation, he began to reframe the experience: 'Nope, although I feel it, this year hasn't been wasted time. It's been a year of progress that encompasses tenacity, self‑realisation and redefining purpose… Adjusting to a new society and lifestyle takes time. At the end of the day, it's a life skill that you're now equipped with for the future." Gaurav also offered three practical 'mindset shifts" to help recent graduates: Accept that college is over —and that's okay. That lifestyle isn't coming back, but that doesn't mean better days aren't ahead. Life can still be fulfilling, exciting, and full of growth. Gratitude is everything. Practice gratitude daily. It keeps you grounded and reminds you of the good around—even on the hardest days. Progress is Progress. Just because the past year hasn't been as exciting as the previous four years of university, doesn't mean you peaked in college. Adjusting takes time, and even though life has become more routine-like, you've made tons of progress just by sticking it through this past year. The response to Gaurav's post has been overwhelmingly positive. One user praised his advice, writing: 'Love the introspection and advice G! As you've said, the 20's is undoubtedly a challenging time for many of us.… You've truly grown so much this past year." 'Thank you for posting this! This was so encouraging, especially since I just graduated a few weeks ago!" another user wrote. Location : United States of America (USA) First Published: June 20, 2025, 23:42 IST News viral 'Reality Hit Differently': Indian-Origin Man In US Shares Snippet Of Life After College
Fashion Network
11 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Fashion Network
Footwear brand Pair-ie Tales launches in India
Pair-ie Tales, a new-age women's footwear brand has entered the Indian lifestyle and fashion segment with its maiden footwear range. The brand claims that every pair is crafted using premium faux leather, breathable linings, and ethically sourced components, reinforcing its commitment to cruelty-free, sustainable fashion. Commenting on the launch, Gaurav Srivastava, founder of Pair-ie Tales in a statement said, 'We started Pair-ie Tales with a very simple but strong conviction that women should not have to choose between how they look and how they feel. Each design is rooted in the reality of women's lives- from busy commutes and long meetings to spontaneous plans and everything in between. Our shoes are meant to walk with you, not against you.' 'This isn't just about shoes- it's about how women walk through the world. Our goal is to create footwear that adapts to life, reflects personality, and never asks you to compromise,' added Gaurav. Pair-ie Tales offers an initial product range including flat sandals, slip-ons, heels, and bold statement pieces. It operates as a digital-first business via website.
Time of India
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Gaurav Bajaj on not quitting TV: I came to Mumbai to be an actor, not a hero
In an industry that thrives on reinvention, actor Gaurav Bajaj is quietly crafting his second act—this time on the big screen. Known for his work in TV shows such as Choti Sarrdaarni, Uttaran and others, Gaurav was recently seen in Tumko Meri Kasam. "The transition to movies has been really challenging and yes, definitely rewarding. I had to unlearn a lot of things to learn these new things." Gaurav tells us. While Gaurav brings over a decade of acting experience, the shift to film required starting over in many ways. The respect was there—seasoned technicians and co-actors acknowledged his years in the business—but he had to earn his spot all over again. "Moving to movies is a tough nut to crack. The biggest challenge is starting over in a new way. No matter how experienced you are, no matter where you come from, but when you enter films you have to introduce yourself. No matter how experienced you are… you're often a newcomer. But I got that respect from the team… from assistants to the cameraman," he recalls. One of the more nuanced battles Gaurav is fighting is the assumption game. Audiences and casting professionals often equate past roles with future potential. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No dark spots, 10 years younger! Just take this from Watsons URUHIME MOMOKO Learn More Undo But Gaurav has always been driven by a desire to act—not to chase stardom. "People tend to box you in a certain image based on your past work and what characters you have played. But in cinema, their thought process is why only this person? So, they give you a chance. .. There's a lot of difference between a hero and an actor. I've always been very focused towards why I came to Bombay. I came to Bombay to be an actor, not a hero. Stereotypes exist, but I believe your right choices and consistency help change those perceptions," he explains. Despite his dive into film, Gaurav is not turning his back on his roots. His respect for television as his foundation is unwavering, and his openness to OTT and future TV projects reflects a modern actor's mindset—fluid and fearless. "Quitting TV? Not at all. I don't think I will ever quit anything. It's storytelling and it's evolving. Today, as an actor, it's not limited to one medium. I have done OTT, I'm exploring films… but TV is my foundation. I'll always respect that," he concludes.
The Wire
a day ago
- Business
- The Wire
Pair-ie Tales Launches in India: A Purpose-Led Women's Footwear Brand Redefining Comfort, Style, and Sustainability
Gurgaon, Haryana, India (NewsVoir) India welcomes the launch of Pair-ie Tales, a new-age women's footwear brand built on the principles of comfort, character, and conscious design. Officially launched earlier this month, the brand marks its entry into the Indian lifestyle and fashion segment with a bold offering: fashion-forward footwear that delivers uncompromised comfort through its proprietary Cloud Comfort™ sole system- a triple-layered innovation engineered for real-life wearability. Born from the belief that footwear can be both expressive and supportive, Pair-ie Tales merges contemporary design with meaningful functionality. Every pair is crafted using premium faux leather, breathable linings, and ethically sourced components, reinforcing the brand's commitment to cruelty-free, sustainable fashion. The brand's packaging too reflects this ethos- 100% plastic-free, with each box designed as a storytelling-inspired keepsake, making the unboxing experience as personal as the pair itself. 'We started Pair-ie Tales with a very simple but strong conviction that women should not have to choose between how they look and how they feel,' said Gaurav Srivastava, Founder of Pair-ie Tales. 'Each design is rooted in the reality of women's lives- from busy commutes and long meetings to spontaneous plans and everything in between. Our shoes are meant to walk with you, not against you.' The brand name itself, Pair-ie Tales, is a thoughtful twist on the word 'fairy tales,' representing a larger mission- shifting the narrative from stories traditionally told about women to ones led and authored by them. Through this lens, each collection is designed to reflect a chapter in modern womanhood, celebrating resilience, individuality, and everyday expression. Pair-ie Tales offers an initial product range including flat sandals, everyday slip-ons, versatile heels, and bold statement pieces- all unified by their design aesthetic and all-day wearability. The brand operates as a digital-first business via and is headquartered in Gurgaon, India. 'This isn't just about shoes- it's about how women walk through the world. Our goal is to create footwear that adapts to life, reflects personality, and never asks you to compromise,' added Gaurav. As it enters the Indian fashion landscape, Pair-ie Tales positions itself as a label of belonging, empowerment, and bold comfort- an invitation to women everywhere to walk freely, feel fully, and step confidently into every chapter of their story. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Newsvoir and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). This is an auto-published feed from PTI with no editorial input from The Wire.
