The Times of India

A Mumbai man lost Rs 70,000 after clicking a malicious, obscene link on Facebook. His phone overheated and was hacked, leading to unauthorized bank transactions. He reported the incident online and to Sakinaka Police, who have registered a case against an unknown individual and launched an investigation into the cyber fraud.

MHT-CET 2026 PCM results are out, with 26 students achieving a perfect 100 percentile. The exam saw a 94.73% attendance rate. A new two-attempt system, similar to JEE, has been introduced for better opportunities. Individual scorecards are available, and admissions will be based on the higher percentile.

Western Railway is set to ease Borivali station's congestion by developing Kandivali station in parallel. This comprehensive plan includes an additional platform at Borivali, improved passenger facilities, and expanded parking. Kandivali's development will support future operations and passenger growth, aiming for a seamless multimodal transport system. The initiative prioritizes minimal passenger inconvenience during redevelopment.

Mumbai cyber police apprehended three individuals for aiding online fraudsters who duped a retiree of nearly Rs 7 crore through fake share trading. The victim believed his investment had soared to Rs 149 crore. The arrested men allegedly facilitated the transfer of Rs 76 lakh to company accounts they controlled, with one accused helping to open the shell companies.

Television actress Sanchita Ugale, 22, was discovered deceased at her Nalasopara East residence on Saturday evening, in what appears to be a suicide. Police reported she allegedly hanged herself from a ceiling fan in her locked bedroom. An Accidental Death Report has been registered, and further inquiries are ongoing.

A motorist is facing charges after a violent incident at a Borivali East petrol pump. He allegedly hit a staffer with his car and dragged him. The motorist also crashed into other vehicles. Police have detained the driver for a medical examination. The incident stemmed from a dispute over his brother's job termination.

A motorist in Borivali East, Mumbai, faces an FIR after a heated argument over his brother's dismissal led him to ram his car into a petrol pump staffer, dragging him briefly before crashing into other vehicles. Police have detained the accused, who works at an automobile showroom, and are awaiting medical reports to determine intoxication. The incident occurred late Sunday.