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Over 300 People Fall Sick With Mysterious Illness On A US Cruise Ship


US: Another outbreak on Ruby Princess cruise. Over 300 unwell with unknown illness

US media reported that the outbreak occurred on the ship during the voyage from Texas to Mexico with at least 284 out of 2,881passengers and 34 out of 1,159 crew members falling sick

Over 300 passengers of a US cruise ship are down with an unidentified sickness.
The passengers of the infamous Ruby Princess cruise ship, which made headlines in 2020 for several COVID-19 outbreaks, have been ill following a mysterious outbreak during voyage from&nbsp; February 26 to March 5, as per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
US media reported that the outbreak occured during voyage from Texas to Mexico with at least 284 out of 2,881 passengers and 34 out of 1,159 crew members falling sick.
Patients have been diagnosed with symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea as per the US health regulator with the cause of the outbreak still unknown.
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'Absolutely no truth': Ganga cruise reached Patna as per schedule, says govt

Debunking news that claimed the vessel is stuck in Chhapra, Bandopadhyaya said that the Ganga Villas has reached Patna as per schedule.

&nbsp;The world's longest luxury river cruise MV Ganga Vilas has reached Patna and the vessel will continue its onward journey as per schedule, Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) chairman Sanjay Bandopadhyaya said on Monday.
Debunking news that claimed the vessel is stuck in Chhapra, Bandopadhyaya said that the Ganga Villas has reached Patna as per schedule.
"The Ganga Villas reached Patna as per schedule. There is absolutely no truth in the news that the vessel is stuck in Chhapra. The vessel will continue its onwards journey as per schedule," IWAI said in a tweet quoting Bandopadhyaya.
Also watch: <a title="Watch: inaugurated by PM, 51-day Ganga cruise hits troubled waters on 3rd day" href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/watch-inaugurated-by-pm-51-day-ganga-cruise-hits-troubled-waters-on-3rd-day-1673873810472">Watch: inaugurated by PM, 51-day Ganga cruise hits troubled waters on 3rd day</a>
Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week flagged off 'MV Ganga Vilas' cruise from Varanasi, which will travel 3,200 km in 51 days to reach Dibrugarh via Bangladesh, sailing across 27 river systems.
The 51-day luxury journey covering five Indian states, and Bangladesh will cost Rs 50-55 lakh per passenger.
However, one will have to wait for more than a year to get a suite in the luxury ship, which will cruise across 17 river systems as it is fully booked till March 2024.
Antara Luxury River Cruises is operating MV Ganga Vilas.
Modi flagged off MV Ganga Vilas for its maiden voyage with 32 tourists from Switzerland.

Watch: Ganga Vilas cruise gets stuck in Patna due to shallow waters

Watch: Inaugurated by PM, 51-day Ganga cruise hits troubled waters on 3rd day

The cruise which was scheduled to dock at the shore for the tourists to visit Chirand, an archaeological site, got stuck because of water deficiency in the Ganges near the Doriganj area of the district.

The flagship Ganga Vilas Cruise, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, got stuck on the third day of its 51-day journey in Bihar's Chhapra due to shallow water in the Ganga, officials said today. The cruise which was scheduled to dock at the shore for the tourists to visit Chirand, an archaeological site, got stuck because of water deficiency in the Ganges near the Doriganj area of the district.
Chirand Saran, situated 11 km southeast of Chhapra near Doriganj Bazar, is the most important archaeological site of the district. Stupanuma fillings built on the banks of the Ghaghra river are seen to be associated with Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim influences. However, owing to the shallow water at the shore, it was difficult to bring the cruise to the shore, officials said.
Upon receipt of the information, the SDRF team reached the spot to rescue the tourists through a small boat so that they do not face difficulties in reaching Chirand Saran.
Also watch: <a title="PM Modi to flag off world's longest river cruise, MV Ganga Vilas, from Varanasi to Dibrugarh today" href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-to-flag-off-world-s-longest-river-cruise-mv-ganga-vilas-from-varanasi-to-dibrugarh-today-1673582178570">PM Modi to flag off world's longest river cruise, MV Ganga Vilas, from Varanasi to Dibrugarh today</a>
Chhapra's CO Satendra Singh who is a part of the arrangement-making team said that adequate arrangements have been made for the tourists in Chirand.
"SDRF team is stationed at the ghat so that immediate action can be taken on any untoward situation. Due to less water, there is a problem in bringing the cruise to the shore. Therefore, efforts are being made to bring tourists through small boats," he said.
Ganga Vilas Cruise also has special features. Its speed is up to 12 kilometres per hour upstream and 20 kilometres downstream. The cruise has an RO system for drinking water, along with a sewage treatment plant. The cruise has all the necessary facilities for the convenience of the people and their needs. Its fare in India is ₹ 25,000 a day, while in Bangladesh the fare is ₹ 50,000 a day.
PM Modi had flagged off the cruise from Varanasi on January 13.
The luxury triple-deck cruise will travel on the world's longest waterway from Varanasi to Dibrugarh in Assam. The cruise has a capacity of 80 passengers with 18 suits.
This cruise will go on an adventurous journey for 51 days and pass through Bangladesh for 15 days.
Following this, it will go to Dibrugarh through the Brahmaputra river in Assam.
The luxury cruise will cover a distance of more than 3,200 kms and pass through 5 states in India and Bangladesh.
This cruise will pass through a total of 27 river systems of UP, Bihar, West Bengal, Bangladesh, and Assam. The cruise will pass through three major rivers Ganga, Meghna, and Brahmaputra.
The cruise will enter the Bhagirathi, Hooghly, Bidyavati, Malata, and Sundarbans river systems in Bengal.
In Bangladesh, it will pass through Meghna, Padma, and Jamuna in Bangladesh and then enter the Brahmaputra in Assam.
According to an official statement, the 51 days cruise is planned with visits to 50 tourist spots including World Heritage Sights, National Parks, river Ghats, and major cities like Patna in Bihar, Sahibganj in Jharkhand, Kolkata in West Bengal, Dhaka in Bangladesh and Guwahati in Assam.
The flagship Ganga Vilas Cruise, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week, got stuck on the third day of its 51-day journey in Bihar's Chhapra due to shallow water in the Ganga, officials said on Monday.
The cruise which was scheduled to dock at the shore for the tourists to visit Chirand, an archaeological site, got stuck because of water deficiency in the Ganges near the Doriganj area of the district.
Chirand Saran, situated 11 km southeast of Chhapra near Doriganj Bazar, is the most important archaeological site of the district. Stupanuma fillings built on the banks of the Ghaghra river are seen to be associated with Hindu, Buddhist and Muslim influences. However, owing to the shallow water at the shore, it was difficult to bring the cruise to the shore, officials said.
Upon receipt of the information, the SDRF team reached the spot to rescue the tourists through a small boat so that they do not face difficulties in reaching Chirand Saran.

According to a survey, 8 in 10 Indian urban families opting for cruise travel in order to spend quality time with family.

Travel Trend 2022: Indians opting cruise travel for international holidays to have quality family time 

According to a survey, 8 in 10 Indian urban families opting for cruise travel in order to spend quality time with family.

With the halt of travel due to the pandemic, the tourism industry has witnessed trends like revenge travel, staycation and sleep tourism. And now family travels have taken a new level as a survey by Hansa Research has discovered that wanting to spend more time with each other and create special bonds is the new trend among Indian travellers.
Resulting which 8 in 10 urban Indian families, wanting to travel international, are now considering cruise holidays so that they can experience more in less time and spend quality time with their families. The survey also states that 79 percent of Indians want to travel with family and 89 percent believe it is important to spend time with family for better health and mind.&nbsp;
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A raid on a cruise ship rave party where some from Bollywood were among the guests has put the spotlight again on the film industry's drug tales.
The issue exploded with the death by suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput last year. The probe opened the Bollywood can of weed.
Top Bollywood actors like Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, and Arjun Rampal have been among some already interrogated in connection with the drug case and well, things haven't really died down since. 
In June this year, Nashik Rural Police arrested 22 people at a rave party. These included at least four from Bollywood. One of them had been a contestant in Bigg Boss. Cocaine and other drugs were recovered from the venue.
In June 2019, a prominent Bollywood actress was among those arrested in a police raid on a rave party at a posh seaside bungalow in Raigad, a 100 km from Mumbai.
In 2012 Mumbai Police held over a 100 people, which included several celebrities and cricketers, after raiding a rave party at a hotel. Over 80 tested positive for drugs, including cricketer Rahul Sharma and TV actress Shilpa Agnihotri. 
In Oct 2008: Mumbai police in a late-night swoop on a rave party at a night club in Juhu detained 231 party-goers, including Bollywood actor Shakti Kapur's son, along with eight drug peddlers.

In-Depth | Amid Aryan Khan's arrest, here's a deeper look at Bollywood's history with drugs

A raid on a cruise ship rave party where some from Bollywood were among the guests has put the spotlight again on the film industry's drug tales. Here's a deeper look


Bollywood drug tales

Start with a quick cut of party scene, smoke, lights, music...etc ((No known faces pls))
((Show fullframe text: BOLLYWOOD DRUG TALES))
((Sbots of the cruise raid))
A raid on a cruise ship rave party where some from Bollywood were among the guests has put the spotlight again on the film industry's drug tales
((Sushant Singh shots)) The issue exploded with the death by suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput last year. The probe opened the Bollywood can of weed... Caption: Sushant death opened Bollywood's can of weed
Top Bollywood actors like Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, and Arjun Rampal have been among some already interrogated in connection with the drug case and well, things haven't really died down since.&nbsp; ((Caption: Top actors questioned in drug case))
In June this year, Nashik Rural Police arrested 22 people at a rave party. These included at least four from Bollywood. One of them had been a contestant in Bigg Boss. Cocaine and other drugs were recovered from the venue. ((Caption: June 2021: 22, including celebs, held at a Nashik rave))
 In June 2019, a prominent Bollywood actress was among those arrested in a police raid on a rave party at a posh seaside bungalow in Raigad, 100 km from Mumbai. ((Caption: June 2019: A known Bollywood actress arrested at Raigad rave))
 In 2012 Mumbai Police held over 100 people, which included several celebrities and cricketers, after raiding a rave party at a hotel. Over 80 tested positive for drugs, including cricketer Rahul Sharma and TV actress Shilpa Agnihotri.&nbsp; ((2012: Over a 100, including cricketers and celebs held at rave))
 In Oct 2008: Mumbai police in a late-night swoop on a rave party at a nightclub in Juhu detained 231 party-goers, including Bollywood actor Shakti Kapur's son, along with eight drug peddlers. ((2008: Over 200, including Shakti Kapoor's son detained at nightclub rave party))

The drug issue exploded with the death by suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput last year. The probe opened Bollywood's can of weed.

A raid on a cruise ship rave party where some from Bollywood were among the guests has put the spotlight again on the film industry's drug tales.
The issue exploded with the death by suicide of actor Sushant Singh Rajput last year. The probe opened the Bollywood can of weed.
Top Bollywood actors like Deepika Padukone, Shraddha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan, and Arjun Rampal have been among some already interrogated in connection with the drug case and well, things haven't really died down since.&nbsp;
In June this year, Nashik Rural Police arrested 22 people at a rave party. These included at least four from Bollywood. One of them had been a contestant in Bigg Boss. Cocaine and other drugs were recovered from the venue.
In June 2019, a prominent Bollywood actress was among those arrested in a police raid on a rave party at a posh seaside bungalow in Raigad, 100 km from Mumbai.
In 2012 Mumbai Police held over a 100 people, which included several celebrities and cricketers, after raiding a rave party at a hotel. Over 80 tested positive for drugs, including cricketer Rahul Sharma and TV actress Shilpa Agnihotri.&nbsp;
In Oct 2008: Mumbai police in a late-night swoop on a rave party at a night club in Juhu detained 231 party-goers, including Bollywood actor Shakti Kapur's son, along with eight drug peddlers.

A mammoth plane, a luxurious aerial cruise, powered by futuristic technology which allow it to stay airborne for years. An animated video showing what such a Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, sparking the imaginations of people across the globe.
The viral video is presented as an advertisement of a plane which already exists. It was created by Hashim Al-Ghaili based on a concept by Tony Holmsten.
The Sky Cruise envisioned by Al-Ghaili can carry up to 5,000 people. It will be nuclear-powered, and piloted by artificial intelligence. It will feature luxuries like gyms, swimming pools, and theatres.
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Viewing decks all over the plane will provide unparalleled sights. Maintenance and servicing will be done while the plane is airborne. It will also have turbulent weather prediction and avoidance technologies.
However, the idea has elicited scepticism and excitement in equal measure. Many comments on the video include claims that the design completely ignores laws of physics, and would be virtually impossible in real life.
Some believe that the wings shown in the animation are too small to create enough lift to get the plane airborne. The aircraft's massive weight would also be a hurdle. The luxuries and special features meant to make the plane stand out will only make it heavier.
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The second issue is aerodynamics. External features like the elevators would suffer severe wind resistance. The towers connecting the Sky Cruise to other planes would face the same problem.
The third hurdle is power. Nuclear fusion is not commercially viable yet, let alone advanced enough to be put on an aeroplane.
Another major problem would be maintenance. Commercial planes currently undergo checks at multiple stages. While 'light' checks for fluid levels etc are done every couple of days, 'heavy' checks with parts and panels being opened are done every couple of years. Since Sky Cruise is meant to stay airborne for many years, maintenance would be a huge challenge.
Finally, putting the plane back on land would be a big task. Special wheels would need to be engineered to be able to withstand the punishment. Special runways would also have to be built.
However, keep in mind that this is all speculation, not a formal project involving engineers and other experts. The Sky Cruise is just a liberal imagining of the future, meant to make us wonder what we might see in the years to come.

5 problems with viral 'flying hotel' video: nuclear-powered mammoth plane impossible to make?

5 problems with viral 'flying hotel' design: nuclear-powered giant plane impossible to make?


An animated video showing what a mammoth Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, attracting excitement and scepticism in equal measure.

A mammoth plane, a luxurious aerial cruise, powered by futuristic technology which allow it to stay airborne for years. An animated video showing what such a Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, sparking the imaginations of people across the globe.
The viral video is presented as an advertisement of a plane which already exists. It was created by Hashim Al-Ghaili based on a concept by Tony Holmsten.
The Sky Cruise envisioned by Al-Ghaili can carry up to 5,000 people. It will be nuclear-powered, and piloted by artificial intelligence. It will feature luxuries like gyms, swimming pools, and theatres.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/flying-cars-how-us-air-force-wants-to-use-evtol-in-conflict-move-after-losing-drone-race-to-china-1655733438504" target="_blank">Flying cars: how US Air Force wants to use eVTOL in conflict; move after losing drone race to China?</a>
Viewing decks all over the plane will provide unparalleled sights. Maintenance and servicing will be done while the plane is airborne. It will also have turbulent weather prediction and avoidance technologies.
However, the idea has elicited scepticism and excitement in equal measure. Many comments on the video include claims that the design completely ignores laws of physics, and would be virtually impossible in real life.
Some believe that the wings shown in the animation are too small to create enough lift to get the plane airborne. The aircraft's massive weight would also be a hurdle. The luxuries and special features meant to make the plane stand out will only make it heavier.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-launches-drone-ship-why-india-needs-to-develop-its-own-ai-powered-automated-warship-1654705540355" target="_blank">China launches drone ship: Why India needs to develop its own AI-powered automated warship</a>
The second issue is aerodynamics. External features like the elevators would suffer severe wind resistance. The towers connecting the Sky Cruise to other planes would face the same problem.
The third hurdle is power. Nuclear fusion is not commercially viable yet, let alone advanced enough to be put on an aeroplane.
Another major problem would be maintenance. Commercial planes currently undergo checks at multiple stages. While 'light' checks for fluid levels etc are done every couple of days, 'heavy' checks with parts and panels being opened are done every couple of years. Since Sky Cruise is meant to stay airborne for many years, maintenance would be a huge challenge.
Finally, putting the plane back on land would be a big task. Special wheels would need to be engineered to be able to withstand the punishment. Special runways would also have to be built.
However, keep in mind that this is all speculation, not a formal project involving engineers and other experts. The Sky Cruise is just a liberal imagining of the future, meant to make us wonder what we might see in the years to come.

With the Ukraine-Russia war raging on for the 24th day, the US tried to pile moral pressure on India over Russian oil supplies. The Joe Biden government on March 18 said that even though America has banned import of Russian crude oil, many other countries have not done so following their own "economic reasoning".
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, "Well, we made a decision about banning the Russian import of oil. Every country has not made that decision and we recognize that, and they have different economic reasoning as to why different countries do, including some in Europe. We have been in touch, of course, with Indian leaders at a range of levels, not through the president."
She added that the whole world is watching those who are supporting Russia "in any form" amid its illegal invasion of Ukraine. "What we would project or convey to any leader around the world, is that the world the rest of the world is watching where you're going to stand, as it relates to this conflict, whether it's support for Russia in any form as they are illegally invading Ukraine," Psaki said.
On March 15, the White House had said that if India buys Russian crude oil at discounted rates, it would not be a violation of US sanctions on Russia. However, Psaki had then said that countries should think about how they are described when history books are written about the ongoing war.

Russia war: USA warns India over crude oil purchase amid Ukraine invasion

THUMBNAIL IMAGE MODI, BIDEN
THUMBNAIL TEXT USA TO INDIA: 'WORLD IS WATCHING...'
&nbsp;
((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
 JEN PSAKI, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY https://bit.ly/3wkGchF
(0:19 - 0:24) TRANSLATION - We have been in touch, of course, with Indian leaders at a range of levels, not through the President.
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VO: With the Ukraine-Russia war raging on for the 24th&nbsp;day, the US tried to pile moral pressure on India over Russian oil supplies. The Joe Biden government on March 18 said that even though America has banned import of Russian crude oil, many other countries have not done so following their own "economic reasoning". White House Press Secretary added that the whole world is watching those who are supporting Russia "in any form" amid its illegal invasion of Ukraine. On March 15, the White House had said that if India buys Russian crude oil at discounted rates, it would not be a violation of US sanctions on Russia. However, Psaki had then said that countries should think about how they are described when history books are written about the ongoing war.
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 BYTE JEN PSAKI, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY https://bit.ly/3wkGchF
(0:08 - 0:46) WASHINGTON, DC, USA 18 MARCH 2022 SOURCE: AP
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 CAPTIONS USA's latest message to India on Russian oil Many countries haven't banned Russian oil: US Countries following own economic reasoning: US In touch with Indian leaders at various levels: US World watching where every country stands: US US banned import of Russian crude amid war

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With the Ukraine-Russia war raging on for the 24th&nbsp;day, the US tried to pile moral pressure on India over Russian oil supplies.&nbsp;The Joe Biden government on March 18 said that even though America has banned import of Russian crude oil, many other countries have not done so following their own "economic reasoning".
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White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, "Well, we made a decision about banning the Russian import of oil. Every country has not made that decision and we recognize that, and they have different economic reasoning as to why different countries do, including some in Europe. We have been in touch, of course, with Indian leaders at a range of levels, not through the president."
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She added that the whole world is watching those who are supporting Russia "in any form" amid its illegal invasion of Ukraine. "What we would project or convey to any leader around the world, is that the world the rest of the world is watching where you're going to stand, as it relates to this conflict, whether it's support for Russia in any form as they are illegally invading Ukraine," Psaki said.
On March 15, the White House had said that if India buys Russian crude oil at discounted rates, it would not be a violation of US sanctions on Russia.&nbsp;However, Psaki had then said that countries should think about how they are described when history books are written about the ongoing war.
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In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp;Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
Bhanushali was among the nine independent witnesses of the NCB, which also includes KP Gosavi.
Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.

Key witness in Aryan Khan drug case says Shah Rukh Khan's son was implicated

There is another twist in the drugs on a cruise case: A key witness in Aryan Khan drug case says Shah Rukh Khan's son was implicated and he heard BJP worker Bhanushali talk about Rs 18 crore deal

In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp;
Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
SOT- Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.
Bhanushali was among the nine independent witnesses of the NCB, which also includes KP Gosavi.

Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal

In yet another twist in the drugs-on-cruise case involving Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son Aryan Khan, a key witness on Sunday said that the star kid was implicated.&nbsp; Vijay Pagare told news agency ANI&nbsp;that he heard BJP worker Manish Bhanushali&nbsp;who is also a witness in the NCB's raid on the luxurious cruise ship off Mumbai coast, talk about a ₹18-crore-deal to 'settle' the Aryan Khan's case.
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Pagare claimed that Sunil Patil, one of the founding members of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who played a &lsquo;key role&rsquo; in the Aryan Khan case, told Bhanushali last September about a &ldquo;big game&rdquo; that happened during a meeting at a hotel where he was also present.

The Mumbai cruise ship that was raided by the anti-drugs agency on Saturday was on a 4-day "musical voyage" with people from Bollywood, fashion and business industry in the guests list.
The cruise was supposed to depart at 2 pm on Saturday from Mumbai and return at 10 am on October 4 after cruising in the Arabian Sea.
The event, named Cray&rsquo;Ark, was organised by FashionTV India with Namascray onboard the Cordelia, an Indian cruise liner.
The organisers had promised a host of musical performances by Miami-based DJ Stan Kolev along with famous DJ&rsquo;s Bullzeye, Browncoat and Deepesh Sharma.
A pool party was also planned for the guest where a DJ from Ivory Coast was supposed to perform along with Indian DJ Kohra and Moroccan artist Kayza.
The NCB has summoned the organisers too in connection with the rave party onboard the cruise.

Pool party, foreign DJs: All that was planned on the cruise rave that got busted

Pool party, shows by Miami and Moroccan DJs: What all was planned for the cruise rave that got busted

What all was planned for the cruise rave that got busted

What all was planned for the cruise rave that got busted
People from Bollywood, fashion and business industry among guests
The&nbsp;event, named Cray&rsquo;Ark, was organised by FashionTV India with Namascray
Pool party, shows by Miami and Moroccan DJs&nbsp;were planned

The Mumbai cruise ship that was raided by the anti-drugs agency on Saturday was on a 4-day "musical voyage" with people from Bollywood, fashion and business industry

The Mumbai cruise ship that was raided by the anti-drugs agency on Saturday was on a 4-day "musical voyage" with people from Bollywood, fashion and business industry in the guests list.
The cruise was supposed to depart at 2 pm on Saturday from Mumbai and return at 10 am on October 4 after cruising in the Arabian Sea.
The event, named Cray&rsquo;Ark, was organised by FashionTV India with Namascray onboard the Cordelia, an Indian cruise liner.
The organisers had promised a host of musical performances by Miami-based DJ Stan Kolev along with famous DJ&rsquo;s Bullzeye, Browncoat and Deepesh Sharma.
A pool party was also planned for the guest where a DJ from Ivory Coast was supposed to perform along with Indian DJ Kohra and Moroccan artist Kayza.
The NCB has summoned the organisers too in connection with the rave party onboard the cruise.

Bollywood links have come to light in the sensational Mumbai cruise ship raid where a rave party was busted on Saturday night. Narcotics Control Bureau chief SN Pradhan on Sunday confirmed Bollywood links, news agency ANI has reported.
Pradhan also said that the raid was a result of a painstaking investigation that went on for two weeks. The anti-drug agency acted on specific intelligence inputs and raided the cruise ship.
The NCB Mumbai director, Sameer Wankhede, said that eight persons, including superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, are being questioned in connection with the case. The agency had earlier confirmed that Aryan Khan was on the cruise when it was raided. HE has not been booked on any charges yet.
The other being grilled by the NCB are Arbaaz Merchant, Munmun Dhamecha, Nupur Sarika, Ismeet Singh, Mohak Jaswal, Vikrant Chhoker, Gomit Chopra.

2-week-long probe, Bollywood links: NCB chief on cruise rave party raid

Bollywood links have come to light in the sensational Mumbai cruise ship raid where a rave party was busted on Saturday night: Narcotics Control Bureau chief SN Pradhan

Bollywood links to Mumbai cruise rave party: NCB chief

Bollywood links to Mumbai&nbsp;cruise rave party: NCB&nbsp;chief
NCB&nbsp;says cruise raid a result of 2-week-long investigation
The anti-drug agency acted on specific intelligence inputs
Shah Rukh&nbsp;Khan's son among those being questioned

Bollywood links have come to light in the sensational Mumbai cruise ship raid where a rave party was busted on Saturday night

Bollywood links have come to light in the sensational Mumbai cruise ship raid where a rave party was busted on Saturday night. Narcotics Control Bureau chief SN Pradhan on Sunday confirmed Bollywood links, news agency ANI has reported.
Pradhan also said that the raid was a result of a painstaking investigation that went on for two weeks. The anti-drug agency acted on specific intelligence inputs and raided the cruise ship.
The NCB Mumbai director, Sameer Wankhede, said that eight persons, including superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, are being questioned in connection with the case. The agency had earlier confirmed that Aryan Khan was on the cruise when it was raided. He has not been booked on any charges yet.
The other being grilled by the NCB are Arbaaz Merchant, Munmun Dhamecha, Nupur Sarika, Ismeet Singh, Mohak Jaswal, Vikrant Chhoker, Gomit Chopra.

Tom Cruise will fly to space with SpaceX in 2021: reports

Hollywood star Tom Cruise and filmmaker&nbsp;Doug Liman who earlier announced a $200 million film to be partially shot in space could be heading to space in October 2021.
According to reports in a leading Hollywood daily, names of Cruise and&nbsp;Liman are listed on the manifest for an October 2021 SpaceX Crew Dragon flight.
The report&nbsp;adds the Space Shuttle Almanac posted images on Twitter that&nbsp;reveal members of the&nbsp;SpaceX Crew Dragon as&nbsp;Pilot Lopez Alegria, Tourist 1 Tom Cruise, and Tourist 2 Doug Liman.
However, neither Tom Cruise nor the filmmaker has made any official announcement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tom Cruise headed&nbsp;to space in October 2021: report
Cruise, director&nbsp;listed&nbsp;on SpaceX&nbsp;Crew Dragon manifest
Film producers yet to make any formal announcement

Hollywood star Tom Cruise and filmmaker&nbsp;Doug Liman who earlier announced a $200 million film to be partially shot in space could be heading to space in October 2021.
According to reports in a leading Hollywood daily, names of Cruise and&nbsp;Liman are listed on the manifest for an October 2021 SpaceX Crew Dragon flight.
The report&nbsp;adds the Space Shuttle Almanac posted images on Twitter that&nbsp;reveal members of the&nbsp;SpaceX Crew Dragon as&nbsp;Pilot Lopez Alegria, Tourist 1 Tom Cruise, and Tourist 2 Doug Liman.
However, neither Tom Cruise nor the filmmaker has made any official announcement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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