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Sharib Hashmi and his wife nasreen Hashmi recently opened up about their emotional battle with cancer and how the journey strengthened their relationship over the years. nasreen revealed that she was first diagnosed with oral cancer in 2018, around the same time Sharib’s career was witnessing a major breakthrough with The Family Man.

Before becoming a household name with his role as JK Talpade in The Family Man, Sharib Hashmi went through a 15-year-long struggle filled with financial hardships, uncertainty, and emotional breakdowns. Sharib and his wife nasreen Hashmi opened up about the difficult years they faced after the actor quit his stable job at MTV to pursue acting full-time.

Actor Sharib Hashmi is supporting his wife, nasreen, through her sixth cancer relapse, which has spread to multiple organs. Despite immense emotional and financial strain, he remains hopeful as she responds positively to chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Sharib is actively seeking more work to cover the exorbitant medical expenses, prioritizing financial stability over project quality to afford future treatments.

JJ Marg police are sending utensils from the Dokadia family's residence for forensic analysis to determine how rat poison was introduced into the watermelon that led to the deaths of four family members. This follows forensic reports confirming zinc phosphide in the victims' organs and the fruit. Investigations are ongoing with no suspects identified yet.

Third accused still on the run; accused had threatened to kill father before

A family of four in Mumbai tragically died after allegedly eating watermelon. Initial reports from a state-run hospital's microbiology department found no bacterial infection in the victims' bodies. Investigations are ongoing, with samples sent for detailed analysis to determine the exact cause of death and if any consumed food contained poison.

Four members of the Dokadia family in Mumbai died after consuming watermelon laced with zinc phosphide, a potent rat poison. The toxin releases lethal phosphine gas in the body, leading to rapid organ failure. Despite medical intervention, the family succumbed to the poisoning, leaving authorities to investigate the circumstances of its ingestion.

Rat poison, specifically zinc phosphide, has been identified as the cause of death for four members of the Dokadia family in Mumbai. Forensic tests confirmed the poison was inside the watermelon they consumed. Police are now investigating whether the incident was accidental, suicidal, or homicidal, examining all possibilities.

A nine-year-old boy was fatally shot in Uttar Pradesh's Kasganj district after refusing to fetch water for a relative mixing alcohol during a naming ceremony. The accused, allegedly intoxicated, fired at the child when he refused the request. The boy succumbed to his injuries during treatment.

Initial food adulteration suspicions in the Dokadia family's tragic deaths have been largely dismissed by FDA reports, which found no artificial additives in collected samples. While bacterial contamination and other toxins remain possibilities, forensic tests are now underway to pinpoint the exact cause of the sudden demise of the four family members after a Saturday night feast.

Following tragic family deaths in Bhendi Bazaar, doctors reassured the public that watermelons are safe, emphasizing their high water content and hydrating properties. Experts stated that even stale watermelons are unlikely to be fatal, drawing a distinction from rare incidents involving bitter cucumbers. There is no need for widespread panic regarding this popular summer fruit.

Maharashtra FDA faces delays in testing watermelon samples linked to four deaths, as watermelons have vanished from local markets. Investigators require samples from a 5-10 km radius of the incident, but vendors are reluctant to sell due to public panic and police questioning, hindering the probe.

A family of four, including parents and their two daughters, tragically died from suspected food poisoning on Sunday. After a family dinner, they consumed watermelon in the early hours, leading to severe vomiting and diarrhea. Despite medical attention, all four succumbed to the illness, prompting a police investigation.

A Mumbai family of four died under mysterious circumstances, with authorities investigating if watermelon or other food items played a role. Samples of food and water have been sent for testing, with results expected soon. Police are awaiting forensic and post-mortem reports to determine the exact cause of death, while ruling out foul play for now.

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nasreen Parveen from Arrah, Bihar, secured fifth place in the BSEB Class 10 results 2026 with 486/500 marks (97.2%). Despite coming from a modest family—her father works as a mason—she studied 8–9 hours daily, crediting her family and self-discipline for her success. Aspiring to become a doctor, nasreen plans to take Biology in Class 12 and aim for the NEET UG exam, proving that dedication and family support can overcome financial challenges.

Defying limited resources, nasreen Praveen from West Champaran secured third rank in Bihar Intermediate Arts. Daughter of a tailor, she studied at her maternal village school, supplementing with online classes. nasreen's success highlights rural potential, inspiring many. She aims to become a judge, encouraging village students to pursue dreams with dedication.

A Delhi court has sentenced Kashmiri separatist leader Asiya Andrabi to life imprisonment for conspiring against the state. Her associates, Sofi Fehmeeda and Nahida nasreen, received 30-year sentences. The court found they plotted to secede Kashmir from India, emphasizing that leniency would embolden such secessionist aims.

Kashmiri separatist leader Asiya Andrabi has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Delhi court under the UAPA. Her associates, Fehmeeda and nasreen, received 30-year sentences in the same case. The convictions stem from charges including waging war against India and promoting enmity.

A Delhi court has handed down life imprisonment to Kashmiri separatist leader Asiya Andrabi for conspiring against the state. Her associates, Sofi Fehmeeda and Nahida nasreen, received 30-year sentences. The court found they plotted Kashmir's secession from India, using speeches and social media to advocate for its merger with Pakistan and portray it as under illegal occupation.