Mumbai: The body of 33-year-old sailor Dixit Solanki reached Mumbai airport early on April 5. He was killed in a missile attack near Oman last month.

His family had waited for 35 days. However, they refused to perform his last rites. They want a DNA test to confirm the identity of the body.

The family said there were many doubts. Dixit’s personal items like his phone and laptop are missing. This raised suspicion.

His father, Amritlal Solanki, said he will not believe his son is dead without proof. He had questioned the incident from the beginning.

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The family also approached the Bombay High Court. They want clear answers from the shipping company.

The case is being heard today. Meanwhile, the family continues to wait for confirmation before saying their final goodbye.

Mumbai: A shocking incident has been reported from Mumbai, where a dog infected with rabies attacked several people on the street.

According to reports, the dog suddenly turned aggressive and began attacking anyone it saw. In a viral video circulating on social media, the dog can be seen running towards people and biting them.

Within just 30 seconds, the dog attacked around four to five individuals. The victims suffered injuries after being bitten.

The video has left viewers disturbed and scared. It clearly shows how dangerous rabies can be if not treated in time.

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Health experts say rabies is a serious and deadly disease. It can spread to humans through animal bites, especially from infected dogs.

Authorities have urged people to stay alert and avoid stray animals that behave aggressively. They also advised victims of animal bites to seek immediate medical treatment.

Further details about the condition of the injured persons are yet to be confirmed.

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Mumbai : Singhania, former Chairman of Raymond Group, died in Mumbai at the age of 87, his family confirmed on Saturday.

His son, Gautam Singhania, announced the news and described him as a visionary leader and inspiring personality.

Born on October 4, 1938, Vijaypat Singhania took charge of Raymond Group in 1980 and helped turn it into a trusted name in men’s fashion.

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He was also a skilled aviator and held a world record in hot air ballooning. He was honoured with the Padma Bhushan in 2006.

He is survived by his wife Ashadevi and children Madhupati Singhania, Shephali Ruia, and Gautam Singhania. His last rites will be held in Mumbai on Sunday.