Mid-Day Top News of this hour: More heavy rain ahead for Mumbai and more

Welcome to MidDays Top News at this hour We bring you a curated selection of the most significant and compelling news from around the globe Stay informed with the latest developments in the nation Mumbai entertainment sports and more Lets dive into the headlines shaping our world todayMumbai weather update More heavy rain ahead IMD warns of floodEven as heavy rain lashed the city on Saturday for the second consecutive day the Indian Meteorological Department IMD raised an alert over imminent spells of heavy to very heavy rainfall expected to lash Mumbai and the adjoining Metropolitan Region MMR in the coming days Though the intensity of alert issued by IMD is yellow the weather departmentrsquos warning comes amid reports of high tide exceeding the fourmetre mark a phenomenon that could cause potential flooding issues in lowlying areas of the city Read moreKerala 14yearold boy tests positive for Nipah virusKerala Health Minister Veena George on Saturday confirmed Nipah infection in a 14yearold boy from Malappuram district George who met the media said the Pune NIV National Institute of Virology had confirmed the infection in the boy who is currently under treatment at a private hospital Read moreDeaths mount in Bangladesh amid reservation stirPolice imposed a strict curfew across Bangladesh and military forces patrolled parts of the capital Saturday to quell further violence after days of clashes over the allocation of government jobs left several people dead and hundreds injured The curfew follows what was likely the deadliest day yet in the weeks of protests despite a ban on public gatherings Reports vary on the number of people killed Friday with Somoy TV reporting 43 Read moreArbaaz Khan lsquoIndia has a gap in late night chat showsrsquoHow would one define Arbaaz Khanrsquos chat show The Invincibles He views it as an oral history of legendary Hindi films and their making Its inception was driven by the actorproducerrsquos concern that if such stories are not documented they will be lost Read moreBCCIrsquos Rs 1cr a balm of sortsTwo opening batters of my generation with the same unflinching determination never to give their wickets away are undergoing a serious health crisis which is far more lethal than any bowling attack they have faced anywhere in the world Sir Geoffrey Boycott has just undergone surgery for throat cancer which he had successfully battled over 20 years back and came out the winner With the dreaded disease returning and him being in his 80s it will require all the courage and nevergiveup attitude to get to the ultimate century the century of life Read more