The Times of India

The Bombay High Court intervened to prevent a statewide doctors' strike. The Indian Medical Association withdrew its strike after court intervention. The court directed the state to implement its government resolution promptly. Doctors are prohibited from striking work according to the court's ruling. The court will decide on the legality of doctors' strikes later.

Analogue paneer, a cheaper substitute, is now facing strict government action. Gujarat and Maharashtra have banned its sale due to adulteration concerns. These states are prioritizing consumer protection over mere labelling violations. The crackdown highlights the growing problem of food adulteration across India. This move signals a significant shift in regulatory enforcement for dairy products.

The Bombay High Court questioned Mumbai Police's decision not to register an FIR. Disha Salian's father alleged murder and gang rape, seeking a fresh investigation. The court noted inconsistencies in the police's suicide theory and body condition. It directed the petitioner to file a chronological list of events. Respondents, including the Maharashtra government, must now respond to these submissions.

The cyber financial fraud helpline in Mumbai has emerged as a crucial defense against scams, successfully blocking Rs 162 crore in the past few months and accumulating savings of Rs 552 crore since its launch in 2022. One case involved an accountant who fell for a fake message, resulting in a blocked Rs 1 crore transfer. Meanwhile, a scammer's impersonation led an employee to lose Rs 5.

The BJP is upset with Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena minister Sanjay Shirsat's family visit. Shirsat met Abhijit Dipke's parents and promised security cover for their son. BJP leaders expressed displeasure, stating this indicated support for Dipke's actions. Shinde reportedly reprimanded Shirsat during a state cabinet meeting on Tuesday. Shirsat denied any cabinet reshuffle was currently planned.

MIDC police apprehended a man in Goa nine years after his escape. He was wanted for a scrap dealer's murder in Mumbai's Andheri area. The accused, Mehtab Alam Ajimatullah Khan, had been working with a scrap dealer. Police tracked him using social media and technical assistance after a long search. Khan was arrested and is now in police custody for murder charges.

A Central Railway ticket collector assisted an injured passenger at Dombivli station. She lifted the woman and carried her to the station manager's office. The injured passenger then received prompt medical attention at a nearby hospital. This quick response ensured the passenger received timely medical care. Central Railway commended the ticket collector's commitment to passenger safety.