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“When all seems lost, hope survives” — with that as the core, the makers of Mumbai Diaries are set to bring another show around a disaster, and how humans save each other. The first season had a team of doctors fighting for lives, even of the enemies, in the aftermath of the 26/11 attack in the city. In this new chapter, Mohit Raina led medical staff would be seen battling the adversities after a flood situation gripples Mumbai.

“[Tatum] held on to my pants, but I was really concerned because my pants were going away, and I couldn’t remember if I had underwear or not in this moment. So, instead of putting my hands to protect my head, I just held onto the pants. He’s like, ‘Put your hands up,’ and I’m like, ‘No, no, no, no,'” she continued.

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The BJP and the JD(S) will finalise a seat-sharing arrangement by the end of January, HD Kumaraswamy said after he and his party’s supremo, HD Deve Gowda, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday.

A police source said the Commissioner received the email on his official ID at 10.17 am from a Gmail user, in which the user wrote, “Bomb will explode at 2.18… there is a school near Nangloi railway station. A bomb is going to explode in that school today. Do whatever you want to do now at 2.18.”

Malayalam movie star Dileep, who has been locked up for allegedly plotting an attack against an actress, has moved the Kerala High Court for the second time seeking bail. However, this time he has stepped up the allegations accusing certain actors, filmmakers and police officials of conspiring against him.

Observing that everyone except authorities including BMC, Railways, Police could see the unauthorised hoarding (that killed 16 people in Ghatkopar on May 14) and that the authorities are trying shift the responsibility to each other, the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (MSHRC) Thursday issued issued summons to the Commissioners of BMC, Railways, Mumbai Police and the state Home department.

The scrip got listed at Rs 156.20 apiece on the BSE, thereby registering a gain of 20.15 per cent from its offer price of Rs 130. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), it opened at Rs 155.50, up 19.62 per cent from the issue price. The stock continued its upward momentum hiting a high Rs 164.60 on BSE and Rs 164.75 on the NSE so far in trade on the first day.