GE Aerospace aims to double India sourcing to $400 million in four years
GE Aerospace intends to increase its supply chain investments in India to $400 million annually by 2030. The company aims to expand its procurement from existing suppliers and add new components to its sourcing network. GE Aerospace operates in India for over four decades with key facilities in Pune and Bengaluru. Indian airlines have placed significant orders for aircraft, increasing demand for engines in the coming years.
PMPML bus breakdowns surge to 22k till Sept, surpass 2025 tally
Stellantis and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles broaden partnership to develop vehicles in Pune
This partnership builds on the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in February 2026 and marks an important expansion of the companies long-standing strategic partnership
GE Aerospace to boost India supply chain spending to $400 million by 2030
The company apart from having a manufacturing facility in Pune and a technology centre in Bengaluru
Coolie fight director Pappu Verma recalls panic after Puneet Issars punch to Big B
India's Aviation Sector Attracts Major GE Aerospace Investment
GE Aerospace is set to significantly increase its supply chain spending in India, targeting USD 400 million by 2030, up from USD 200 million in 2025. This expansion reflects the company's commitment to India's burgeoning aviation market, driven by substantial aircraft orders and the strategic importance of its manufacturing and technology centres in Pune and Bengaluru.
SPPU LLB Result 2026 Out - Check Third Year Result Online @ unipune.ac.in
SPPU has released the Third Year LLB (2017-2023 Mixed Pattern) (N+2+1) Summer Session 2026 result on 12 October 2026. Find the official result link, how to check it, and what to do next.
MPSC row: Rahul Gandhi says Vivek Bhimanwars exit will lead to corruption probe
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi described the development as a victory for students, young people and the Satyagraha movement, following an 11-day protest by MPSC aspirants in Pune over alleged irregularities and paper leaks in recruitment examinations
Who is Madhu Kambikar? Veteran Marathi actress dies at 73 after pro-longed illness
Veteran Marathi actress Madhu Kambikar died in Pune at the age of 73 after a prolonged illness. She was known for her extensive work in Marathi cinema and traditional folk performances. She suffered a stroke in 2016, which severely impacted her health and led to her being bedridden for several years.
Orthopedics for Arthritis Day: Advancing Joint Care and Improving Mobility
Dr. Narendra Vaidya, Chairman and Chief Joint Replacement Surgeon at Lokmanya Hospital, Pune, shares insights on arthritis management, joint replacement, and improving mobility and quality of life.
Dalit youth alleges loss of job in U.K. due to caste discrimination by Pune college
Maharashtra Government sends chairman Vivek Bhimanwar on compulsory leave
Maharashtra government has sent MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar on compulsory leave until an inquiry into the alleged paper leak case is completed. The decision follows an 11-day protest by aspirants in Pune, who have provisionally suspended their agitation
Tukaram Mundhe Strikes: FDA Cracks Down On Edible Oil, Raids 25 Locations In Pune Division
Across the five districts, recurring concerns included suspected substandard quality, absent or non-functional laboratories, a lack of qualified chemists, packaging and labelling violations, licensing deficiencies and incomplete business records.
Maharashtra: Tukaram Mundhe named secretary to panel to overhaul MPSC amid protests
MPSC aspirants protesting in Pune have called off their 11-day agitation after the Maharashtra government agreed to appoint senior IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe as secretary of the inquiry commission set up to investigate alleged irregularities in Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) recruitment examinations.
Paper leak issue: MPSC Chairman Bhimanwar goes on leave, Pune protesters call off stir
Digital Desk | Mumbai/Pune, Oct 12 (IANS) In a major development surrounding the alleged Maharashtra Public Service Commission paper leak controversy, MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar has announced his decision to proceed on leave until the state-ordered judicial inquiry into the matter is completed. The decision came around 1.24 a.m. on Monday, after the Maharashtra government, late Sunday night, constituted an inquiry panel. It appointed senior IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe as its Secretary to thoroughly overhaul the Commissions examination processes and investigate allegations of paper leaks and administrative irregularities. Following these dual announcements, competitive exam aspirants in Pune called off their 11-day-long street protest. In his post on X, MPSC Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar emphasised his commitment to transparency and administrative integrity. The state government has announced a judicial inquiry into the MPSC paper leak case. Throughout my entire life, I have always prioritised ethics. Therefore, I have decided to go on leave during this period instead of continuing to serve in the post until this inquiry is completed. The autonomy, credibility, and interests of students of the MPSC have always been my priority, and they will continue to be so in the future. Jai Hind! Jai Maharashtra, he said. The decision came following a marathon midnight meeting between state Public Works Minister Shivendra Raje Bhosale, political leaders, and a delegation of protesting students. In a gesture of goodwill after the breakthrough, the protesting aspirants applauded and expressed gratitude to the police officers deployed at the site. Minister Shivendra Raje Bhosale, along with leaders like MLAs Rohit Pawar and Vishwajeet Kadam, held extensive positive discussions with the students, assuring them that the state stands with them. To address systemic flaws and recommend comprehensive administrative reforms in the MPSC, the state government has proposed a high-level inquiry and review committee headed by former Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court, Justice Dilip Bhosale. The Committee's members include Former Justice P.D. Naik, Senior Administrative Officer Tukaram Mundhe (who will also serve as the Committee Secretary), Retired Secretary Ganesh Patil and Inspector General of Police Lakhmi Gautam. The committee has been tasked with studying structural flaws in MPSC operations and submitting a detailed reform report within two months. Thousands of competitive exam candidates, under the banner of various student rights organisations, had been staging demonstrations near Navi Peth and SM Joshi Bridge in Pune for over a week. With the government conceding to key demands, including setting up an independent probe and the step-down of top leadership, the agitators announced late Sunday that the protest stands temporarily suspended. NCP(SP) MLA Rohit Pawar, who participated in the protest alongside the students, welcomed the government's concessions. While maintaining that the primary demand was the Chairman's resignation, he stated that the government ultimately met the core demands and successfully established a high-level committee to overhaul the commission. Speaking to the media, Rohit Pawar remarked, Although it was delayed, the government has accepted the students' demands. While our primary demand was a resignation, keeping the students' examinations in mind, we decided to suspend the agitation. This victory belongs to the unity of the students. He also announced that he will now proceed on a tour of drought-affected regions in Vidarbha. Rohit Pawar acknowledged that while the government did not force an immediate resignation -- sending Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar on leave instead -- they stepped back significantly to meet the students' grievances. The children took one step back, but the government took ten steps back, he noted. He praised the unprecedented solidarity shown by aspirants in Pune, alongside leaders and supporters like Pramod Patil, who backed the movement. He emphasised that the administration has been given a strict timeframe to implement improvements, warning that accountability will remain a priority.
MPSC paper leak: Chairman Bhimanwar sent on compulsory leave, students suspend protest
The Maharashtra government has sent Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar on compulsory leave until the completion of the inquiry into the alleged paper leak case, following an 11-day-long protest by aspirants in Pune, demanding his resignation. The decision marks a significant development in the agitation led by NCP (Sharadchandra Pawar) MLA Rohit Pawar at the S M Joshi Bridge in Pune. The protesting students have provisionally decided to suspend their agitation following the government's decision. State Minister Shivendraraje Bhosale met the protesting aspirants and announced that cases registered against students in connection with the agitation would be withdrawn. He also assured them that strict action would be taken against those found guilty in the MPSC paper leak case. Speaking to ANI after his meeting with MPSC (Maharashtra Public Service Commission) aspirants, Maharashtra Minister Shivendraraje Bhonsle said, A positive stance regarding the MPS...
MPSC paper leak protest ends in Pune
Maha govt names Tukaram Mundhe as secretary of committee to overhaul MPSC
The Maharashtra government on Sunday formed a committee to overhaul the state recruitment body MPSC, naming FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe as secretary, amid an ongoing agitation by aspirants in Pune. The decision was conveyed by state minister Shivendraraje Bhosale, who met the aspirants at SM Joshi Bridge, where the protest has been underway for the past ten days, over various demands, including reforms in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC). Other than Muhdhe, the committee will have ex-judge Dilip Bhosale as its chairman, IPS officer Laxmi Gautam, ex-IAS officer Ganesh Patil and retired judge P D Naik. Bhosale also told the protesters that their other demands would be addressed. These included the withdrawal of cases against some representatives of the agitation, recruitment to 70,000 posts over three years, an increase in the number of seats in the Group C examination scheduled for January, and background checks on the chairman and secretary of the MPSC before the
Protests against SIR-CEC intensify, several detained in Mumbai, Pune
MPSC chairperson Bhimanwar sent on leave; Tukaram Mundhe appointed secretary of inquiry panel
Tickets worth Rs26,740 stolen from Swargate PMPML bus depot
Renting a dandiya partner could prove costly for youngsters
Three days after disruption, restoration of traffic signals in Pune still underway
BNY and Cummins College launch Shakti Alliance to advance women in technology
Phule-Ambedkarite movement intellectuals to be honoured in Pune on Monday
Upskilling, creativity key to staying relevant in AI era, says Achyut Godbole
In Pune, Navaratra becomes a celebration of cultures, traditions and togetherness
CJP chief Dipke alleges Delhi Police wanted to torment parents at 3:30 am
Abhijeet Dipke criticized Delhi Police for contacting his parents about his arrest after his grandmother's death. He claimed the police's actions showed a lack of humanity and compassion during a difficult time. Protests erupted in Mumbai and Pune, with political leaders demanding the release of detained demonstrators. Aaditya Thackeray and Amit Thackeray confronted police vehicles to request the release of arrested protesters.
Cybercrooks use fake SIR form to dupe senior citizen of 8L
Pune police crack down on youngsters protesting Special Intensive Revision on 2nd day
City schools use AI to tailor lessons & rethink assessments
Homeless patient falls out of moving ambulance; no injuries
Worried about drowsy cabby, passenger takes the wheel on Mumbai-Pune Expressway
Jaandaar wins Villoo C Poonawalla Pune Derby (Gr 1)
Jaandaar (Vivek G up), kept his date with destiny at the Pune racetrack on Sunday
Jaandaar lives up to the billing in the Pune Derby
How Mother's Recipe Went From A Pune Wada To Homes In 42 Countries
The company started with a tobacco business and later expanded to several other sectors, including food processing.
Nana Patekar death: Final post-mortem report out, rules out foul play
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 11 (IANS) The final post-mortem report in the death case of veteran actor Nana Patekar has clarified the cause of death to be natural. A team of doctors at the Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Bambolim, in its report, has clarified that his death was a natural death, caused by a massive heart attack. It was confirmed by the Goa Police to IANS. As per the police, the family has also been informed about the report and the family has also agreed to the medical report and has not raised any objection so far. As per the final post-mortem report by GMC, the blood supply to the heart was stopped due to a blood clot in the main coronary artery, which led to a cardiac arrest. At around 2:30 am on October 8, the actor informed his family friend about his ill health on WhatsApp, after which he was brought to Manipal Hospital, Dona Paula, where doctors declared him dead even after about 45 minutes of CPR . For the unversed, the Panaji police had registered a case of unnatural death under section 194 of the BNSS under UD No. 62/2026. Now that the post-mortem has confirmed natural death and ruled out any foul play by son Malhar Patekar and nephew Prasad Patekar, the case will be closed soon. The late actor Nana Patekar was cremated with full state honours at his farmhouse in Donje in Pune district on Thursday. The actor was given a 3-gun salute. The late actors friends and members of the film fraternity including Jackie Shroff, directors Anil Sharma, Aneez Bazmee, and producer Firoz nadiadwala arrived at Donje village to attend the last rites of Nana Patekar. A huge crowd also turned up to bid adieu to the departed soul. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also paid his last respects to Nana Patekar at Pune airport before leaving for Mumbai. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde went to the actors Pune farmhouse to pay his respects.
Pune: Man posing as Election Commission official cheats 80-year-old of Rs 5 lakh
An 80-year-old retired employee in Pune allegedly lost Rs 5 lakh after a fraudster posing as an Election Commission of India official asked him to update his voter card. Police said the accused used an APK file to access his mobile screen and compromise his banking credentials
Bellona Hospitality eyes 100 restaurants, Rs 650 crore revenue by FY30
The company operates a portfolio of six brands - Ishaara, Dobaara, Cha Hongkong Eating House, Eight, Allora Milano and Legume - across Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad and Lucknow.
Bellona Hospitality eyes 100 restaurants, 650 crore revenue by FY30
Bellona Hospitality, the food and beverage arm of Phoenix Mills Ltd, is targeting Rs 600-650 crore revenue by 2029-30, driven by its portfolio expansion to 100 restaurants across its brands, a top company executive said. Bellona Hospitality, which operates 32 restaurants across five cities under five brands, reported around Rs 150 crore revenue in FY26, its Managing Director Prashant Issar told PTI. The company operates a portfolio of six brands - Ishaara, Dobaara, Cha Hongkong Eating House, Eight, Allora Milano and Legume - across Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad and Lucknow. For this expansion, Issar said the company has set a capex of Rs 100 crore, which will be raised through internal accruals. This expansion will mainly be within the five cities where the company's brands are present, besides in places where there are Phoenix Malls. There is significant scope for expansion in the five cities where we are currently present. We plan to add another 20-30 outlets across these
Pune octogenarian loses Rs 5 lakh in voter card updating scam; accused posed as ECI official
Digital Desk | Pune, Oct (IANS) A person posing as an official of the Election Commission of India (ECI) cheated an 80-year-old man of Rs five lakh online under the guise of updating his voter card in Maharashtra's Pune, police said on Sunday. A case regarding this incident has been registered at the Lakshminagar Police Station in Pune. According to the police, the complainant, Kanjasheri Vaidyanathan Venkatesan (80), is a retired employee of an automotive manufacturing company, residing in the Yerwada area of Pune. The accused called him, claiming to be from the ECI's office, and stated that he needed to update his voter card. Subsequently, the accused instructed him to download an APK file. After the file was downloaded, the accused gained access to the victim's mobile screen, compromised his banking passwords, and fraudulently siphoned off Rs. 5 lakh. A case has been registered at the Lakshminagar Police Station under Sections 308, 318(4), and 319(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), as well as Sections 66(D) and 66(C) of the IT Act. The full name and address of the accused have not yet been ascertained. Investigation into the case is currently underway, and further details are awaited, officials said. In a similar case reported from Pune in June, a retired IT professional was allegedly duped of more than Rs 4.43 crore by fraudsters posing as investment experts on WhatsApp and Telegram. The accused reportedly lured the victim with promises of extraordinary returns through stock market investments and displayed fictitious profits worth over Rs 26 crore on a fake online trading platform before demanding additional payments in the name of service charges. According to the complaint, the accused repeatedly instructed him to transfer funds into various bank accounts for investment purposes. Believing the investment opportunity to be genuine, Chaudhary allegedly transferred a total of Rs 4,43,25,000 from his IDFC Bank account into 34 separate bank accounts over a period of time. Encouraged by the displayed returns, the complainant sought to withdraw the amount. However, according to the complaint, the accused informed him that withdrawals could only be processed after the payment of a service charge equivalent to five per cent of the displayed profits. The victim was allegedly informed that a payment exceeding Rs 1 crore was mandatory before any withdrawal request could be processed and that no amount would be released without the service charge being deposited first. It was at this stage, according to the complaint, that the victim began to suspect that he had become the target of a sophisticated fraud scheme.
Unique tumour removal on pet a first in India: Veterinarian
Jaandaar for Villoo C Poonawalla Pune Derby (Gr 1)
The Earthlight - Dance Awhile three-year-old Jaandaar will be the most fancied runner for the Villoo C Poonawalla Pune Derby (Gr 1) on Sunday
Sarhad to establish school in Kashmir to honour Nana Patekar
Srinagar, Oct 10: Sarhad, a Pune-based organisation working in Kashmir for more than four decades, has announced plans to establish a school in the Valley in memory of late actor Nana Patekar, in recognition of his affection for Kashmir and his vision of contributing to the education of children in the region. According to a press release issued by Sarhad, Patekar had envisioned working for schoolchildren in Kashmir and had taken initial steps towards realising the initiative. We, Mayur Masurkar, Zahid Bhat, Salim Raina and Raju Farande, had personally met and discussed this initiative with Nana Patekar and Malhar Patekar. We are confident that Malhar Patekar and his associates will make every effort to fulfil Nanas dream following his untimely demise. As a tribute to the legendary actor and his deep affection for Kashmir, Sarhad has also resolved to establish a school in his name, Zahid Bhat said. As part of the initiative, Zahid Bhat and Salim Raina, coordinators of Sarhad in Kashmir, have expressed their willingness to offer their own land for establishing the proposed school. The organisation has been working in Kashmir for over four decades and currently runs two schools in the regionone in Dardpora village of Kupwara district and the other in Aragam village of Bandipora district. The proposed school is intended to honour Patekars association with Kashmir while carrying forward his vision of contributing to the education and future of children in the region. The announcement was made by Zahid Bhat and Salim Raina on behalf of Sarhad through a press release issued on Saturday.
Nine transsexuals booked for robbing transgender person of 6.7L
At 35.9C, city logs hottest Oct day in 22 years
Solapur farmer, 2 aides cheat trustee of 87L on 50cr loan promise
Fire breaks out in a 22nd-floor flat at Balewadi
Run for Unity Marathon on Nov 1, Mohol expects over 40k participants
Peak power demand soars on heat & drought, 32,507 MW on Oct 7 highest so far this month
Southwest monsoon may withdraw by mid-Oct in one of earliest exits since 2011
Diwali faral orders pick up pace; raw material costs push prices up by 10-15%
No RR rate hike, higher target, yet Maha stamp duty collections near 50% of annual goal
92 detained for SIR protest bid, released after hours
Posers on implementation of ECIs Form 7 cap in state
Rohit questions need for police notices to hostels, PGs housing job aspirants
Case against five for flying drone at MPSC aspirants protest site
Maharashtras HIV response gains ground, six districts reach Surakshit status
How Jagat Murari Ushered in the New Wave in Indian Cinema
Radha Chadha, author of the book The Maker of Filmmakers, talks about how her father Jagat Murari established FTII in Pune, and traces the legacy of the man who paved the way for Indian cinemas New Wave.
Maharashtra FDA seizes 74,600 kg of edible oil worth Rs 1.28 cr during raids
Inspections were carried out in Pune, Sangli, Solapur, Satara and Kolhapur districts to check compliance with food safety standards and prevent the sale of substandard and unsafe edible oil
Administrator Flags Opacity, Seeks Audit of AITA and Trust Affairs
Kerala CM Satheesan condemns detention of Pinarayi Vijayan in Delhi
Digital Desk | Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 10 (IANS) Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Saturday condemned the detention of CPI-M leader and former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan by the Delhi Police and directed the State Chief Secretary Bishwanath Sinha and the Resident Commissioner Puneet Kumar in New Delhi to coordinate with the police authorities for his immediate release. In a social media post, Satheesan said he was deeply concerned and strongly condemn the arbitrary detention of Vijayan, who is currently being held at the Mandir Marg Police Station. On my instructions, the Keralam Chief Secretary and the Resident Commissioner in New Delhi are in direct contact with Delhi Police authorities to coordinate all necessary steps for his immediate release, the Chief Minister added. Satheesan's intervention came amid reports that Vijayan, who had arrived in the national capital to protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, had been kept in a police vehicle for nearly three-and-a-half hours before being taken to the police station. The prolonged detention reportedly left the veteran leader experiencing physical discomfort. CPI-M MP John Brittas, who was accompanying Vijayan, said the police had failed to take his age into consideration and had allegedly denied him food and his scheduled medication. Brittas also alleged that the police were refusing to release the leaders without instructions from higher authorities. The Delhi Police, however, said that Vijayan and the other leaders had not been formally arrested and would be released shortly. Vijayan's detention came as CPI-M leaders and activists prepared to march from Kerala House in New Delhi to protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. The police had also taken into custody the CPI-M General Secretary M.A. Baby, State Secretary M.V. Govindan, P.K. Sreemathi, K.K. Shailaja and Politburo member Viju Krishnan, besides Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) leaders and Students' Federation of India President Adarsh Saji. The detention of the senior leaders triggered protests from those accompanying Vijayan, including former Finance Minister K.N. Balagopal and Brittas, who alleged that the police had ignored their objections while keeping them on the move in a vehicle for hours. Satheesan's intervention placed the Kerala government in direct contact with the Delhi Police as concerns mounted over the treatment of the former Chief Minister during the protest.
Indias office sector sees net absorption surge by 26 pc in July-Sep
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 10 (IANS) Indias office market saw strong momentum in Q3 2026 (July-September), with net absorption across the top eight cities reaching 14.1 million square feet (MSF) up 26 per cent quarter-on-quarter, a report said on Saturday. The report from Cushman & Wakefield said the growth was supported by healthy occupier demand and a significant increase in new office completions during the quarter. Net absorption moderated by 18 per cent on a year-on-year basis against a strong Q3 2025 base, which saw the highest quarterly absorption of the year. Hyderabad with 4.1 million sq ft (MSF) of absorption and Bengaluru with 4 MSF led absorption during the quarter. Hyderabad accounted for 29 per cent of the pan-India total and marked its highest quarterly level since Q4 2021. Net absorption across the top eight cities stood at 36.7 MSF on a year-to-date (YTD) basis. Gross Leasing Volume (GLV) across the top eight cities stood at nearly 22 MSF in Q3 2026, registering a 3 per cent quarterly increase. Bengaluru continued to lead leasing activity with 5.2 million sq ft, accounting for 24 per cent of the quarterly volume followed by Hyderabad at 4.2 million sq ft, Mumbai at 3.9 MSF and Delhi NCR at 3.8 MSF. Year to date (YTD) leasing in 2026 reached 64.6 MSF, marking the highest-ever volume recorded during the first nine months of any year. Leasing during the first nine months has already reached approximately 74 per cent of the full-year 2025 volume. Fresh leasing continued to account for the bulk of YTD activity at nearly 75 per cent. Meanwhile, the share of pre-commitments increased to nearly 12 per cent, reflecting occupiers focus on securing quality office space ahead of project completions. Global Capability Centres (GCCs) remained a key driver of office demand, leasing 9.1 MSF in Q3 2026 and accounting for 42 per cent of total quarterly GLV. Bengaluru and Pune saw particularly strong GCC concentration, with the segment contributing approximately 65 per cent of leasing activity in each market. From a sectoral perspective, BFSI emerged as the largest demand driver in Q3 2026, accounting for 24 per cent of total leasing activity, followed by IT-BPM at 22 per cent. GCCs have been pivotal to this momentum, as global enterprises continue to expand both their presence and capabilities in India. This demand is underpinned by a deep talent pool, cost competitiveness and Indias growing importance within global business strategies, said Anshul Jain, Chief Executive India, SEA, MEA & APAC Office and Retail, Cushman & Wakefield. As occupiers continue to take a longer-term view of their portfolios, we remain confident in the sustained growth trajectory of Indias office market, he said.
Centre denies seeking land from states for three high-speed rail corridors
Union Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy on Saturday said alignment studies for three proposed high-speed rail corridors linked to Hyderabad are currently underway and that the Centre has not sent any land acquisition requisitions to the concerned state governments. Any land acquisition being carried out for the same at this juncture is illegal, he said in a statement. Reddy's clarification came amid land acquisition efforts by the Telangana government for the rail corridor and other projects which faced resistance from farmers on Hyderabad outskirts. Reddy said he discussed the proposed HyderabadChennai, HyderabadBengaluru and HyderabadPune High-Speed Rail corridors with Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. The railway minister clarified that no land acquisition requisition has been sent to the respective state governments and that any land acquisition being carried out in the name of High-Speed Rail at this stage is illegal, he said. He quoted the railways minister as saying that .
Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy says no requisition has been sent to State governments for the Hyderabad-Chennai, Hyderabad-Bengaluru and Hyderabad-Pune corridors, as alignment studies remain under way
Centre Denies Requesting Land Acquisition from States for 3 High-speed Rail Corridors
Reddy said he discussed the proposed HyderabadChennai, HyderabadBengaluru and HyderabadPune High-Speed Rail corridors with Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Hyderabad-Pune bullet train: No land acquisition request sent to states
Hyderabad: Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday, October 9, said no land acquisition request has been sent to Telangana or Maharashtra regarding land acquisition for the Hyderabad-Pune bullet Train project. Vaishnaw made the statement during a meeting with Union Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy. The minister said any land acquisition being undertaken in the 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 .
In Pune, the long wait for a government job
In Pune, hundreds of students are protesting leaked exam papers that qualify people for State government service jobs. In public, they demand accountability, a transparent process, and fixed dates for exams; in private, they fear police notices that could jeopardise their chances at future interviews. At the protest site, Chinmay Gaikwad speaks to students, who wonder how they will build a future in uncertainty and economic hardships
Freed from detention after MP HC's order, 14 to stage anti-CEC stir in Pune
Endurance for Suresh Mahindra Trophy
The longest race in the country, at two miles (3200m), will be the highlight of the Saturday card at Pune
Pune police lodge FIR against 15 over MPSC protest in Navi Peth
The FIR states that the group gathered without permission and blocked the road, causing disruptions to traffic and public peace.
Why plant water-intensive Miyawaki on cleared forest land amid drought, ask citizens
Gauri Kirloskar urges graduates to define their own success
Woman alleges Pune animal shelter refused to return her 7 dogs, demands Rs3.5 lakh
Man held for using fake documents to obtain PMAY flat in Bhosari
Five Poona College of Pharmacy faculty members feature in Stanfords top 2% scientists list
Practical education is key to nurturing good leadership in a democracy, says MP Radha Agrawal
FDA suspends SPPU girls mess licence; university cancels contract
Wadgaon Sheri residents may get two-wheeler access as landowner agrees to interim relief
Streetlight power supply test triggers traffic signal outage in Pune
MPSC protesters refuse to vacate SM Joshi Bridge, Fadnavis rules out direct removal of chairman
