The Times of India

The Mumbai Suburban Commission has determined that a builder is obligated to refund a buyer's deposit, as the builder failed to provide adequate justification for withholding it. The buyer's request followed a denied home loan from banks. Despite the builder citing a non-refundable policy, the Commission found no compelling evidence to support forfeiture.

Yash Singh, a 20-year-old resident of Airoli, was arrested for reconnaissance of sensitive locations in Mumbai. He was detained by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad after evidence linked him to anti-national elements. Singh allegedly photographed and identified businesses owned by Jewish individuals under the direction of criminal syndicates. Investigators discovered his communications with these groups via social media platforms.

Shiv Sena (UBT) has criticized the ongoing merger discussions involving the NCP, accusing them of being detrimental. The editorial mentions that Sharad Pawar's engagement with the BJP-affiliated group creates confusion in Maharashtra. It also highlights the internal struggles among NCP leaders and their shifting loyalties. Supriya Sule's statement about the merger drama reflects the ongoing conflicts within the party.

A consumer complaint was filed by Hardik Shah against Ola over forgotten car keys left in a cab. After several attempts to contact the driver, the keys were returned without charge on June 19. The commission found no evidence of deficiency in service or unfair trade practices by Ola. Dissatisfaction with generic email responses does not constitute grounds for complaint dismissal.