Mumbai nutritionist Vanshika Arora has shared a healthy sweet potato brownie recipe that promises a gooey, fudgy treat without the usual guilt. Made with nutrient-rich ingredients and zero oil, the brownie packs 72 grams of protein and 3 grams of fibre, offering a nutritious twist to the classic indulgent dessert.
Rough to super-smooth in 90 days, Mumbai's Rs 248-cr flyover has bikers skidding
Rough to supersmooth in days Mumbais Rs cr flyover has bikers skidding
Mumbai mayor reviews Ganesh Chaturthi preparations, launches health initiative
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Markets end lower amid higher oil prices, US-Iran tensions
Mumbai, Sep 1: Benchmark stock indices Sensex and Nifty ended marginally lower on Tuesday as elevated crude oil prices and fresh US-Iran tensions weighed on investor sentiment. After a volatile trade, the 30-share BSE Sensex ended lower by 12.99 points, or 0.02 per cent, at 76,944.28. At 3:12 pm, the benchmark was at the 76,685.48 []
Akasa Air adds 42nd Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 at Navi Mumbai airport
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Maha: Healthy food and balanced menu mandatory in govt meetings and canteens
Mumbai, Sep 2 (IANS) The Maharashtra Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has taken a decision to make healthy snacks and meals mandatory in government and semi-government meetings, official events, and canteens. The initiative emphasises providing balanced and nutritious food to government officers and employees during meetings, events, and training sessions, officials said on []
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Maharashtra Unveils Comprehensive Drug Policy Aiming for a Drug-Free State by 2029
Mumbai, September 2: In a significant move to secure the future of the state, the Maharashtra Cabinet, led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, approved a comprehensive policy aimed at completely eradicating drugs and synthetic substances by 2029. With this initiative, Maharashtra becomes the first state in India to launch such a large-scale campaign under the ... Read more Maharashtra Unveils Comprehensive Drug Policy Aiming for a Drug-Free State by 2029
Internship Opportunities for Youth in Ladakh
Mumbai, September 2: The Union Territory of Ladakh is ramping up initiatives to connect its youth with governance. Secretary Bhanu Prabha announced that the LG Youth Internship Portal, launched by the Lieutenant Governor on August 22, allows young people to undertake three-month internships across 25 departments. Participants will receive a monthly stipend of 5,000 and ... Read more Internship Opportunities for Youth in Ladakh
Preity Zinta Resumes Workouts After Shoulder Injury During Vibe Shoot
Mumbai, September 2: Actress Preity Zinta has returned to her workout routine after suffering a shoulder injury while filming her upcoming comedy movie, Vibe. Zinta shared that being unable to exercise due to her injury was quite challenging for her. However, she is now gradually getting back on track. The Veer-Zaara star expressed, For someone ... Read more Preity Zinta Resumes Workouts After Shoulder Injury During Vibe Shoot
The Clock India Has Not Built Yet
TECHNOLOGY & NATIONAL SECURITY In 1999, during the Kargil conflict, India asked the United States for GPS data over the heights and was turned down. That refusal is the founding document of India's own satellite navigation programme. NavIC exists because somebody in Washington decided Indian soldiers did not need to know where they were standing. Twenty-seven years on, the government has made Indian time legally binding. On 27 August, the Department of Consumer Affairs notified the Legal Metrology (Indian Standard Time) Rules, 2026, as G.S.R. 761(E). Indian Standard Time becomes the only lawful reference for civil, commercial and legal purposes. For telecommunications, financial services, energy and data centres, the rules also name the sources time may be drawn from. GPS is not one of them. Four weeks earlier, the same government had told Parliament that NavIC could no longer fix a position on its own. A mandate arrives before the machinery Rule 7 is the widest clause. No entity may use, display or record any time reference other than IST, for any purpose. Storing timestamps in Coordinated Universal Time is ordinary practice in server logs worldwide. Whether the rule reaches that, or only the time an organisation holds out as official, the text does not say. MediaNama, which reported the rules first, has asked the department and has no answer yet. Rule 6(4) then makes accuracy the responsibility of whoever uses the signal rather than whoever supplies it, and Rule 6(5) requires that user to monitor deviation, log it, and prove traceability to the national standard. A stock exchange does this already. A cooperative bank or a regional internet provider in Srinagar does not. Rule 9(6) extends redundancy obligations to defence, power grids, telecommunications, banking and data centres, then adds enterprises and an open-ended etcetera. That is a scope with no visible edge. The rules take effect 180 days after gazette publication, placing commencement in early 2027. The constellation that cannot navigate On 29 July, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Space Dr Jitendra Singh told the House that only three NavIC satellites still deliver positioning, navigation and timing service. Four are needed for a fix. His wording was careful. NavIC cannot provide standalone positioning, he said, but its timing service is functional. The distinction is real. Positioning needs a fourth satellite to solve for the error inside the receiver's own clock. Timing is a lighter demand. The difficulty is the sentence after it. Users face no operational vulnerability, the reply said, because Indian receivers work in a multi-constellation environment combining NavIC with GPS, Galileo and GLONASS. The armed forces do the same. One arm of the government defends the condition of NavIC by pointing at GPS. Another arm, four weeks later, writes GPS out of the authorised list for the sectors where failure hurts most. The rest of the picture is thin. IRNSS-1B went up in 2014 and has outlived its ten-year design life. NVS-02 was stranded in transfer orbit in January 2025 after a valve failure. NVS-03 sits ready at Sriharikota with a launch expected in early September, and two more are to follow without a date. Why a clock is a target Between November 2023 and February 2025, airlines reported 465 GPS interference and spoofing incidents in Indian airspace, a figure the Civil Aviation Ministry has confirmed in Parliament. Most were in the Amritsar and Jammu corridors. Readers here will not need that geography explained. The problem has since moved inland. Spoofing was reported around Indira Gandhi International Airport late last year, with interference logged at Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. The DGCA now wants pilots and controllers to report a GNSS anomaly within ten minutes. Timing sits underneath much more than aviation. Mobile networks hand a call from one tower to the next on the assumption that both agree about the microsecond. Power grids compare phase measurements across state boundaries. Every log a forensic investigation depends on is a claim about when something happened. That is why time is worth attacking. An adversary who shifts your clock steals nothing. He corrupts the record that any later inquiry will read. Which is also the strongest argument for the new rules. GPS is a foreign military signal, it was withheld from India once, and it is being interfered with along the western border now. Two routes to the same room The objection is not to the direction. It is to the order of operations. Rule 8(2) obliges the Director, Legal Metrology to publish the addresses and access protocols of every authorised timing service. No such list is public. Engineers were asking for exactly this in 2022, when CERT-In first told organisations to synchronise their clocks with NIC or NPL servers. Publication is now a legal duty and still has not happened. Capacity is no clearer. Answering an RTI filed by MediaNama in December 2022, CSIR-NPL said it ran 20 NTP servers, all of them at one location in Delhi. NIC declined to give a count, citing security. Those figures are nearly four years old, and nothing public has replaced them. Then there is the part that is easy to miss. NavIC does not keep independent time. Published metrology work on the IRNSS Network Timing Facility describes its time scales as linked to UTC(NPLI), the realisation of universal time maintained at CSIR-NPL in Delhi. For a bank in Jammu, NavIC and the national time servers are not two independent sources of truth. They are two routes to the same laboratory. The rules also decline to say how accurate is accurate enough. Rule 2(a) defines accuracy as conformity to IST without a millisecond or microsecond figure anywhere in eight pages, and Rule 10 provides for audits against a standard the text never states. Rule 11 says a breach is punishable under the Act without naming a section or an amount, and Rule 8(5) lets the Director charge a fee for legally mandated time. Bottom Line Sovereign time is the right objective. A country that refused a navigation signal during a war should not run its banks and its grid on a foreign military system it cannot audit or repair. But a mandate is not a capability, and withdrawing the fallback before the primary is ready produces exposure with better paperwork. Three things ought to be public before these rules bite. The authorised source list Rule 8(2) already requires. The current number and physical distribution of NTP and PTP servers at NPL and NIC. And an answer to a question nobody in government has yet been asked: what happens to Indian time if the Delhi facility goes dark? (The author studies Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA. He is interested in emerging technologies and innovation, and can be reached on LinkedIn at @arssh-kumar14)
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Accident causes traffic jam on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway
Major Internship Opportunity for Youth in Ladakh Launched by Government
Mumbai, September 2: The initiative to connect the youth of the Union Territory of Ladakh with the government has gained momentum. Secretary Bhanu Prabha announced that the LG Youth Internship Portal, launched by the Lieutenant Governor on August 22, allows young individuals to undertake three-month internships across 25 departments. Participants will receive a monthly stipend ... Read more Major Internship Opportunity for Youth in Ladakh Launched by Government
Loose oil ban: Fadnavis gives traders 1 year to transition
Bombay High Court takes minutes on record, converts plea to PIL on Adivasi ashram schools
The development followed a meeting between Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the Tribal Development Minister, and representatives of the protesting students
FIR filed against eight for assaulting Ugandan businessman in Mumbai pub
NSCI Worli lease under cloud over holding non-sporting events without permission
No statements from Antilia bomb scares alleged victims: Sachin Waze plea
MPSC exam leak: Aspirant arrested; gave 10 wrong answers to hide fraud, say police
Bombay High court upholds B-schools cancellation of 3 students admissions over forged marks
Mumbai: 140 BJP Yuva Morcha, MNS workers detained in Mahim
The controversy began after a video showing Amit Thackeray during a visit to a college in Maharashtra's Pune on Monday surfaced on social media and went viral
Borivli Senior Citizen Loses Rs 3.1 Lakh in SIR Scam; FIR Filed
70-year-old man released on bail in Malad road crash that left 1 dead, 6 injured
Millions in Kolkata, Mumbai at immediate risk of losing homes to rising seas: UN
Millions in Kolkata Mumbai at immediate risk of losing homes to rising seas UN
MPSC Drug Inspector paper leak: Candidate who ranked 7th held by Mumbai cops
Rituja Patil was arrested by the Mumbai Crime Branch's Property Cell from Nandurbar on Tuesday, police officials said. She was later produced before a court and remanded to the custody of the Mumbai Crime Branch
Maharashtra puts FDA action against loose edible oil sales on hold for 1 year
Maharashtra's chief minister has deferred enforcement action on loose edible oil sales for one year. Traders must comply with the law after this mandatory transition period ends. Joint committees will guide traditional traders in making necessary business practice changes. The government will assist businesses with facilities and potential subsidies for compliance. This decision balances public health concerns with the livelihoods of many traders.
Vasai-Virar illegal construction case: Bombay high court grants bail to corporator Sitaram Gupta
Demand for policy to curb cables on roadside trees across Mumbai
Rahul Gandhi: How did Maharashtras draft SIR list drop 2 crore voters, but add 39 lakh in 2024?
Use negligible, Maharashtra scraps mandatory Hindi test for govt employees
Food Licences Of Blinkit Outlet, Mumbai Hotel Suspended Over Hygiene Lapses
These actions come amid heightened scrutiny of food joints and quick-commerce stores by the food regulator.
Ganeshotsav 2026: BMC rolls out health, safety and eco-friendly measures
The initiative, titled Shri Ganesha Arogyacha, is planned for Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 under the concept of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, with support from the Chief Ministers Relief Fund and the Mumbai Mayors Medical Fund
Controversy Erupts as Two Women Denied Entry to Mumbai Hospital Over Burqa
Mumbai, September 1: A controversy has emerged at Cooper Hospital in Mumbai after two women were allegedly denied entry to the maternity ward due to wearing burqas. This incident has drawn criticism from various political leaders. One day prior, advocate Jahanara reported that she was stopped from entering the maternity ward because of her burqa. ... Read more Controversy Erupts as Two Women Denied Entry to Mumbai Hospital Over Burqa
Ganeshotsav 2026: More trolleys, immersion safety, night staff planned in Thane
Thane Mayor Sharmila Pimpalolkar held an urgent meeting on Tuesday to review preparations, including pending permissions for Ganesh mandals, road repairs, cleanliness, safety at immersion sites, manpower and traffic arrangements
BJP won Mira-Bhayandar civic polls with bogus votes, says Shiv Sena minister
Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaiks Claim Ridiculous, Says BJP MLA Narendra Mehta
Mumbai local womens safety: Kalyan-bound passenger raises alarm
A 35-year-old accountant from Kalyan has flagged the lack of visible security on late-night services, particularly during long halts between Thakurli and Kalyan, and said she faced difficulties while trying to reach the railway womens helpline
Lighting up the past: How projection mapping is recasting Mumbais heritage
Inspired by light-and-sound spectacles in the West, a projection-mapping show at Mumbais Afghan Church sought to transform how residents experience the citys historic landmarks.
8-year-olds death in road crash in Bandra: Police say CCTV footage of spot grainy
How liberalisation, land-use reforms, technology, finance and infrastructure transformed Mumbai from a mill-driven industrial city into a sprawling services and financial hub
Pala MLA Mani C. Kappan sentenced to one year in jail in cheque case
Additional Metropolitan Magistrates Court in Borivali, Mumbai, directs him to pay 1.20 crore as compensation in a case related to an alleged financial fraud involving shares in the Kannur International Airport
Mumbai Man Booked After Pet Dog Bites 11-Year-Old Boy in Andheri
Sanjeev Kapoor's Mumbai home showcases a blend of everyday life and personal touches. The foyer features layered details and a relaxed character with a green armchair. His living room displays professional milestones and a unique artwork made from kitchen utensils. The dining area connects to the foyer, designed for everyday meals and gatherings. Private rooms offer a simpler, functional approach, emphasizing intimacy and individual character.
Retail rates are ruling as high as 77 a kg, while jaggery too reflects uptrend; Mumbai consumers could see relief from Wednesday as retail prices set to fall to 60
Malad sweet shop, Kurla hotel, and Blinkit outlet face licence suspension
In its latest update on Tuesday, the FDA said it had taken action against Delhi Sweet and Bhelpuri House in Malad West, Gulzar Mohammadi Hotel in Kurla West, and Blink Commerce Private Limited (Blinkit) in Akola
Mumbai, Sep 1 (IANS) Dangal TV is gearing up for its new original drama, Hamari Bhabhi Number 1. The family entertainer keeps the woman in the spotlight, whose world is built around their family. Set against the backdrop of Dwarka, the show talks about the Kapadia family, which is deeply connected to tradition and enjoys []
31 students hospitalised after lizard falls into food served at Maha school
Mumbai, Sep 1 (IANS) As many as 31 students have been hospitalised after they fell ill following the consumption of lunch served at a school in Maharashtras Chandrapur on Tuesday, officials said. Students at Shri Ambru Naik Secondary Ashram School in Nagarala, located in the Jiwati Tehsil of Maharashtras Chandrapur district, were allegedly served the []
Mumbai railway cops nab 6 for performing risky stunts, graffitiing at Bhayandar
According to the RPF, the investigation began after officials received information about a viral Instagram video showing people performing stunts at the Bhayandar bridge
Maharashtra FDA suspends Blinkit, 2 Mumbai eateries food licences over serious hygiene violations
In a significant regulatory move, the Maharashtra FDA has suspended food licenses for a Blinkit center and two popular Mumbai restaurants after uncovering critical hygiene and safety failings. Inspections revealed food stored dangerously close to drains and a concerning presence of cockroaches. Furthermore, officials identified uncertified food handlers and visible burns, leading the administration to assure rigorous legal consequences for those jeopardizing consumer safety.
MPSC exam paper leak: Top ranker arrested, intentionally gave 10 wrong answers
Mumbai Police arrested a top-ranking MPSC candidate in the drug inspector exam leak case. This arrest brings the total number of accused individuals to seven now. Police allege the candidate received the leaked paper and answered questions incorrectly. The MPSC had previously cancelled the recruitment process due to the alleged breach. A fresh examination will now be conducted to ensure fairness for all.
CISF takes over security at ISROs Propellant Complex in Raigad
The facility, located around 80 km from Mumbai and 20 km from Panvel, is part of the Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC SHAR) under the Department of Space
Mumbai: BEST signs SECI deal for 220 MW solar power, 110 MW energy storage
Mumbai's BEST Undertaking has signed a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement with SECI to procure 220 MW of solar power backed by 110 MW/440 MWh energy storage. The deal will raise BEST's renewable energy share from 33 per cent to 43 per cent and support evening peak demand
Remove your burqa to get in: Cooper Hospital staff tells women
Mumbai: Two Muslim women, one holding a baby in her hand, were disallowed from entering Mumbais Cooper Hospital allegedly for wearing a burqa and hijab. The incident reportedly took place near the maternity ward. The two women who had come to meet a relative requested the female security personnel to allow them inside, but in Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Former Bigg Boss contestant Mandana Karimi has opened up about an alleged cyberbullying and stalking ordeal that she claims has continued for more than six years. The actress spoke about the issue on social media on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, and alleged that the person behind the harassment has also targeted people from her professional circle. Mandana claimed that the alleged stalker contacted her producers and co-stars with defamatory messages and even asked them for money. She shared screenshots of some of the alleged emails and urged anyone receiving such messages to avoid engaging with the sender. Mandana Karimi on cyberbullying and stalking In a series of videos shared on Instagram, Mandana alleged that the incidents began after her separation from businessman Gaurav Gupta and continued even after she moved from India to Dubai. Sharing her frustration, Mandana said, I am on a holiday, and it has happened again. I have had a cyberbullying case and a stalker for over 6 years since I got separated. An account messaged my producer and co-stars to make them aware of me and also asked them for money. Its still happening. I dont understand who hates me so much and wants me to have no work, money, or friends. The actress further claimed that she had earlier hired someone to look into the matter. According to Mandana, she was informed that a professional hacker had allegedly been paid to monitor her social media activity. She also alleged that people close to her had received emails from a fake account. In a detailed caption accompanying her videos, Mandana said she had been dealing with cyberbullying, harassment and stalking for years. She alleged that the unknown person closely monitors her life and sends malicious emails to people she works with or associates with, despite her relocation to Dubai. Mandana also claimed that she had previously filed multiple cybercrime complaints and has now decided to speak publicly about the matter while sharing what she described as evidence. She wrote, Enough is enough. For years, I have faced ongoing cyberbullying, harassment, and stalking from an unknown person who closely monitors my life and sends malicious emails to people I post or associate witheven after I moved from India to Dubai. I have previously filed multiple cybercrime complaints, and I am now speaking publicly and sharing the evidence. She further urged recipients of such emails not to send money or believe their contents. If you receive any email concerning me, please do not engage, send money, or believe its contents. Save it, take screenshots, and forward it to me. This is harassment, and I will no longer remain silent, she added. Mandana Karimis marriage Mandana was previously married to Mumbai-based businessman Gaurav Gupta. The couple reportedly dated for around two years before getting engaged in July 2016. They tied the knot in a civil ceremony and later had a traditional Hindu wedding in March 2017. Following her marriage, Mandana reportedly filed a domestic violence case against her husband and his family, which she later withdrew. The couple separated and their divorce was finalised in 2021. Mandana has now alleged that the cyberbullying and stalking began around the time of their separation and has continued over the years. Also Read : Mandana Karimi opens up about leaving India: There is gratitude, nostalgia, sadness, and uncertainty
Atmosphere Against Muslims in India: Abu Azmis Concerns
Mumbai, September 1: Abu Azmi, a leader of the Samajwadi Party, expressed his views on various issues in an interview with a news agency on Tuesday. He lamented that Muslims in India are facing increasing hostility. There is an attempt to create divisions over our religious matters. The Constitution grants us rights, and we are ... Read more Atmosphere Against Muslims in India: Abu Azmis Concerns
CM Devendra Fadnavis visits Anna Hazare at Bombay Hospital, wishes him long and healthy life
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday visited senior social activist Anna Hazare at the hospital in Mumbai. Anna Hazare is admitted to hospital due to poor health. Chief Minister Fadnavis wished him a speedy recovery. May you live a hundred years, Anna, the Chief Minister told him. Minister Girish Mahajan was also present during the meeting.
Indias Current Account Deficit Stands at 0.5% of GDP for April-June Quarter
Mumbai, September 1: Indias current account deficit for the April-June quarter of the fiscal year 2026-27 has reached $4.2 billion, equivalent to 0.5% of its GDP. This data was released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Tuesday. These figures emerge at a time when the economy is grappling with high prices for crude ... Read more Indias Current Account Deficit Stands at 0.5% of GDP for April-June Quarter
BJP Yuva Morcha, MNS workers clash in Mahim over Amit Thackeray video row
The BJP objected to a video showing Thackeray during a visit to a college in Pune on Monday, asking MNS workers to remove a photograph of PM Modi from a wall. The video surfaced on social media on Monday and subsequently went viral
Mumbai captaincy a matter of pride: Siddhesh Lad
Lad who was Mumbais highest run-scorer in the Ranji Trophy last season has been appointed the teams captain for the forthcoming Ranji Trophy season, replacing Shardul Thakur
Sugar prices are well above 60/kg in many markets. As of August 30, the all-India average retail price was 64.24/kg, with the maximum reported retail price at 74/kg. Mumbai was around 66/kg and Delhi around 62/kg
Rohit Pawar Demands SIT Investigation in Dr. Rajendra Rupnawar Suicide Case
Mumbai, September 1: Rohit Pawar, a leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), shared his thoughts on various aspects of the Dr. Rajendra Rupnawar suicide case during an interview with a news agency. He stated that Rupnawar came from a humble background. After studying at a government college, he became a doctor and was preparing ... Read more Rohit Pawar Demands SIT Investigation in Dr. Rajendra Rupnawar Suicide Case
Celebrating Partho Sen Gupta: A Pioneer of Indian Cinema on the Global Stage
Mumbai, September 1: Partho Sen Gupta is a notable figure in the Hindi film industry, recognized for bringing Indian cinema to international platforms. Born on September 2, 1965, in Mumbai, he is a film director, producer, and screenwriter. After completing his early education, Partho pursued a postgraduate degree in film direction from the prestigious La ... Read more Celebrating Partho Sen Gupta: A Pioneer of Indian Cinema on the Global Stage
Devotees Offer Prayers at Siddhivinayak Temple
Watch | Devotees gather at Mumbais Siddhivinayak Temple to offer prayers and seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha The revered shrine witnesses a steady flow of devotees as faith and devotion fill the temple premises.
BMC engineers transfers: Mihir Kotecha alleges cash for transfer, seeks probe
BJP MLA Mihir Kotecha has sought a detailed inquiry into alleged irregularities in the transfer of BMC engineers, claiming information about a rate card and questioning why officials allegedly delayed responding to his request for details
Millions In Kolkata, Mumbai Risk Losing Homes Due To Rising Sea Levels: UN
The report, released Monday, said that sea level rise is already damaging urban infrastructure, water systems, transport networks, energy grids, buildings and groundwater resources.
Maharashtra: 54 Nanded civic staff found absent during surprise check
A special inspection squad conducted surprise checks across various departments of the Nanded-Waghala City Municipal Corporation on Monday morning
Railways approves Kavach 4.0 rollout on 712 route km in Moradabad Division
The approved work will strengthen the divisions railway safety infrastructure through the deployment of the indigenous Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system, the Ministry of Railways said. The implementation of Kavach 4.0 will add an advanced safety layer to train operations across the identified sections
UN warns Kolkata, Mumbai face immediate home loss risk from rising seas
UN warns Kolkata Mumbai face immediate home loss risk from rising seas
The 8th pay commission has scheduled state visits to Chennai, Puducherry, Chandigarh, Bengaluru and Mumbai in September and October 2026. Here's the full list of dates and who can participate in the meetings.
Major Breakthrough in MPSC Paper Leak Case: Rituja Patil Arrested
Pune, September 1: The Crime Branchs Property Cell team achieved a significant breakthrough in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector recruitment paper leak case on Tuesday. Rituja Patil, a wanted suspect in the MPSC paper leak, was apprehended by the Crime Branch team in Nandurbar. On August 26, the Mumbai Crime Branch had ... Read more Major Breakthrough in MPSC Paper Leak Case: Rituja Patil Arrested
Maintaining a balanced diet plays a vital role in effectively alleviating symptoms of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Prioritizing meals high in protein and fiber can enhance hormonal balance and help regulate blood sugar levels. Mumbai nutritionist Vanshika Khurana has provided a delicious recipe for protein-rich methi chana kadhi, which is low in calories yet satisfying, emphasizing the importance of wholesome eating for sustainable management of PCOS symptoms.
Woman Compares Life In Mumbai And Australia, Questions Cost Of Socialising In India
An Indian woman in Australia found socialising in Mumbai costly as most plans involve cafes or malls unlike free public spaces abroad.
Police Intensifies Search for Fugitive Suspects in Kaushambi Fireworks Factory Blast
Mumbai, September 1: In a tragic incident in Kaushambi district, Uttar Pradesh, a devastating explosion occurred at a fireworks factory. Following this incident, local police have ramped up their efforts to apprehend three fugitive suspects. The Superintendent of Police, Satyanarayan, announced a reward of 25,000 for information leading to the arrest of each of the ... Read more Police Intensifies Search for Fugitive Suspects in Kaushambi Fireworks Factory Blast
Delhi-bound IndiGo flight makes emergency return to Goa after technical issue
Flight number '6E 2102' departed North Goa at 9:16 am but soon turned back after the crew reported a technical issue. Air Traffic Control declared a full emergency at nearly 9:30 am as the aircraft headed back to Goa's Manohar International Airport
Maharashtra Government Offers One-Year Relief for Open Oil Sales to Small Traders
Mumbai, September 1: The Maharashtra government, led by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, has announced a significant decision regarding the sale of open oil. The government will provide a one-year relief period for small and traditional oil traders, granting them temporary exemptions from existing regulations. During a meeting with a delegation of oil traders at the ... Read more Maharashtra Government Offers One-Year Relief for Open Oil Sales to Small Traders
Mumbai Make Big Captaincy Call, Veteran Removed Due To Workload Management Ahead Of Ranji Trophy
There are winds of change blowing in Mumbai cricket. Seasoned middle-order batter Siddhesh Lad has replaced Shardul Thakur as Mumbai captain for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season
Siddhesh Lad replaces Shardul Thakur as Mumbai captain in Ranji Trophy
Suryakumar Yadav or Shreyas Iyer will lead Mumbai in the white-ball formats, depending on their availability
Shreyas Iyer vs Suryakumar Yadav: Mumbai face tricky white-ball captaincy call
Shreyas Iyer vs Suryakumar Yadav Mumbai face tricky whiteball captaincy call
RPF Takes Action in Mumbai: 2,581 Cases and
Mumbai, September 1: The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has intensified its actions against activities compromising the safety and convenience of rail passengers in the Mumbai Central Division throughout August. The RPF addressed 2,581 cases involving unauthorized entry, illegal vending, intrusion into coaches reserved for women and the differently-abled, alcohol transportation, and other safety violations. During ... Read more RPF Takes Action in Mumbai: 2,581 Cases and 32.26 Lakh in Fines Collected in August
Mumbais Vile Parle Cypher is giving unheard rappers a voice
A new documentary, Unreleased, follows the rappers of Mumbais Vile Parle Cypher, where vulnerability, identity and everyday struggles find a beat
A wave of Income Tax searches is currently sweeping through Dentsu Media Group offices in multiple cities amid a suspected tax evasion inquiry. Officials are meticulously reviewing locations linked to the media and advertising conglomerate. While the investigation progresses, nuanced details on the potential evasion have yet to emerge, leaving stakeholders eagerly awaiting additional information.
Karthis Sardar 2 Set to Deliver a Powerful Health Message
Mumbai, September 1: South Indian film actor Karthi is gearing up for the release of his upcoming spy film, Sardar 2. He emphasized that viewers will not be able to ignore the films important message after watching it. During the trailer launch event, Karthi praised the film, stating, You might drink water from a plastic ... Read more Karthis Sardar 2 Set to Deliver a Powerful Health Message
Two sentenced to 10 years in jail in Oshiwara drugs seizure case
The court also imposed a Rs 1 lakh fine on each convict. If they fail to pay the fine, they will face an additional year of simple imprisonment, police said on Tuesday
Anna Hazare Hospitalised in Mumbai After Suffering from Renal Infection; Condition Stable
Social activist Anna Hazare has been admitted to Bombay Hospital here after his blood reports suggested a renal infection, his associate said on Tuesday. Consultant physician Dr Gautam Bhansali told PTI that Hazare is stable and recovering. He is better and
At 18, Mumbai-based founder Abhishek Agarwal says he went seven days without money for food and survived on bread and water. Years later, he believes the experience taught him a lasting lesson: once you know you can survive your lowest point, failure, rejection and financial setbacks become less frightening. His LinkedIn post argues that being broke is not noble or necessary for success, but surviving a difficult period can give people a confidence that success alone cannot.
Crime Branch of Mumbai Police arrests Rituja Patil in MPSC Drug Inspector paper leak case
In a significant development, Maharashtra MPSC Drug Inspector paper leak case candidate and beneficiary Rituja Patil was on Tueasday arrested and sent to custody of Mumbai Police Crime Branch. Last week, six people, including three Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) officials, were arrested in connection with alleged question paper leak of the 2026 Drug Inspector (Group-B) screening examination which has now been cancelled.
