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Tiger shooting highlights shifting profiles of Mumbai underworld shooters

A shooting linked to the Tiger gang in Mumbai has drawn attention to how the people carrying out underworld attacks have changed. Investigators and observers note that hired shooters are often younger and less established than the old-guard operatives. The shift reflects how the criminal networks recruit and deploy men for targeted violence in the city. The article examines what these changing profiles mean for policing and the nature of gang warfare in Mumbai.

Tiger Shroff shooting: How US-based Anil Pandit became Bishnoi gang’s go-to handler

Tiger Shroff attackers were allegedly lured with cash and promises of a life abroad

Police investigating the attack on actor Tiger Shroff have reportedly found that the men involved were enticed with offers of good money and the prospect of settling abroad. The reported details suggest the attackers were recruited rather than acting on a personal grudge. Investigators are continuing to probe who organised the attack and what motivated the recruitment. The case remains under investigation, and further details are expected as the inquiry progresses.

UP Proposes Rs 1,000 Stamp Duty on Rentals: What Tenants and Landlords Should Know

A proposed Rs 1,000 stamp duty on rental agreements in Uttar Pradesh has drawn attention to tenancy practices. The article notes that verbal or unregistered rental arrangements are hard to prove, as they generally cannot be relied upon as evidence unless a court allows it. Many residential tenancies remain unregistered partly because of circle rates, which affect the stamp duty payable. The piece outlines what both tenants and landlords should understand about the proposed change. The discussion highlights the trade-off between formal registration and the costs involved for renters and property owners.