Uddhav appointed head of Bal Thackeray memorial trust
The trust will also have MLA Parag Alvani and former legislator Shishir Shinde as members. Five ex officio members will also be part of the trust - the chief secretary of Maharashtra, principal secretary (urban development-II), principal secretary (law and judiciary), Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation commissioner, and two seats reserved for members to be elected from the general body.
Part of chawl collapses in Maharashtras Thane; all 30 trapped residents rescued
There were 50 to 55 persons staying in the chawl, which has 21 flats, an official said
13-Year-Old Maharashtra Girl Dies After Being Forced To Do 100 Sit-Ups For Being Late
A 13-year-old girl in Vasai died after allegedly being forced by school teachers to do 100 sit-ups for being late.
Cotton farming dips in Maharashtra amid high costs, limited mechanisation
Art-rageousAI-generated artwork hung in UK museum goes unnoticed
An AI-generated artwork titled Empty Plate was secretly displayed at the National Museum Cardiff, fooling visitors before being spotted, reigniting debates on AI, art authenticity, and museum oversight
Indigenous protestors disrupt COP30 entry in Brazil, demand climate action
I wish that warmth would melt the coldness of people, Cris Julio Pankararu, of the Pankararu people in the Caatinga biome of Brazil, said
Jharkhand celebrates 150th birthday of freedom fighter Birsa Munda
The extraordinary struggle that Bhagwan Birsa Munda waged at a young age for the protection of the motherland and tribal identity is a source of inspiration for all. Heartfelt greetings to all countrymen on Janjatiya Gaurav Divas, the governor posted on X
Congress questions Election Commission after Bihar defeat
After its poor Bihar performance winning only six of 61 seatsCongress accused the Election Commission of a lack of transparency. Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge and KC Venugopal met to analyse the results, with leaders alleging vote manipulation and promising concrete proof soon
Jammu and Kashmir: Will probe explosion of Delhi blast evidence, says J&K L-G
An accidental explosion at Srinagars Nowgam police station killed personnel while sampling 360 kg of explosives recovered from a blast accused. LG Manoj Sinha ordered a probe as leaders, including Omar Abdullah and Mallikarjun Kharge, expressed grief and urged stronger security measures
Bhopal Diary: Even in death, woman saves lives of three
Political rehabilitation of 2 turncoat politicians Former forest minister Ramnivas Rawat may soon head one of the independent state boards. BJP sources say the first list of the long-awaited appointments of heads to independent corporations-boards is likely after Bihar poll results. Six times former Congress MLA, Rawat, had joined the BJP during 2024 Lok Sabha polls and was later made the forest minister. He, however, suffered a shock defeat as BJP candidate in the November 2024 Assembly bypoll from Vijaypur (Sheopur) and resigned as minister. Since then, he has been in oblivion. Another ex-minister, Imarti Devi, who lost two successive polls as BJP candidate is likely to head a board or corporation. Even in death, woman saves lives of three A 38-year-old brain dead female advocate Abhijita Rathore saved the lives of 3 critically ill patients in Indore recently. The High Court lawyer was declared brain dead by doctors last month at a private hospital following severe lung infection leading to brain damage. Overcoming the grief, her family decided to donate her liver, the kidneys, cornea and skin. The two kidneys saved lives of two male patients aged 27 and 50, while the liver was successfully transplanted into a 25-year-old woman. The skin preserved now in the skin bank holds the promise of reactivating lives of burn patients in future. Films, politics dominate Ujjains donkey fair Film and politics seemed to have their influence at the recent donkey fair in Ujjain. At the famous annual fair where around 500 donkeys were on sale, names written on their back to identify them included Tejashwi, Owaisi, Pushpa, Aishwarya, Salman, Shahrukh and Jacqueline to attract the buyers attention, those associated with the organisers said. While the donkeys were on sale for prices ranging between Rs 4,000 and Rs 15,000, small horses were priced at Rs 10,000 to Rs 20,000. The small horses and donkeys were brought to the fair for sale from various parts of MP and neighbouring Rajasthan and Maharashtra. anuraag singh Our correspondent in Madhya Pradesh singhanuraag.jaurno@gmail.com
Congress will contest the BMC polls independently, defying MVA allies' calls for accommodation after the Bihar results. The Mumbai unit's desire to fight on its own strength led to the decision to field candidates for all 227 seats. This move, while officially unrelated to MNS, signals potential strains within the alliance.
Continuing my previous column: I took Amma, Indu Shedde, 98 years, on a memory trip to our hometown Dharwad, Karnataka. Amazingly, she sold gold to extend her holidays in Mount Abu, she recalled
But there was a kahaani mein twist. The family announced that Dharamji was alive. The media has killed our Garam Dharam prematurely, they complained
The man who made Dalit voices rise
Dr M N Wankhede, on his 100th centenary, is remembered for mapping the Dalit vidrohi canon and urging writers to speak out, linking Indias caste struggle with global movements for justice
Mumbai weather: Sunny skies, comfortable temperatures; AQI remains poor
Mumbai experiences a sunny and comfortable day today, November 16, with temperatures reaching 29.2C, perfect for outdoor plans. However, yesterday's 'poor' air quality, with an AQI of 151, prompts advice for mask usage in traffic-heavy areas due to lingering pollutants.
As GLP-1 drugs for obesity get popular, patients stare at costs
JVPD bungalows giving way to bldgs as families grow & FSI up four times
Mumbai: HC directs second medical panel to assess 71-year-old schizophrenia patient
Mumbai: Drunk woman who rammed car and killed a pedestrian, granted 2 months medical bail
Thane: Police Arrest Instagram Influencer for Cheating Women of Lakhs on Pretext of Marriage
Mumbai: Five booked for kidnapping doctor, extorting Rs 2 lakh
91k+ vehicles took Sealink per day in Sep 25, up 33% over 24
Mumbai: Labourer dies during excavation inside tunnel
Mumbai teen rams car into couple, woman killed
HC junks dy registrar order allowing use of flat as shop
Mumbai: 21-year-old man killed in hit-and-run in Andheri East
Mumbai: MGL gas supply affected parts of Andheri East
A 13-year-old boy from Maharashtra suffered for three years with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Doctors could not find the cause despite many tests. Apollo neurologist Dr Sudhir Kumar identified abdominal migraine. A treatment plan was created. The boy's attacks stopped. He returned to school and his childhood. Early recognition of abdominal migraine is crucial for children.
J-K: Principal and three others of government school suspended over sexual abuse
A school principal and three staff members in Jammu and Kashmirs Rajouri district were suspended after allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct surfaced, backed by CCTV footage
Thane Gets First Pet Crematorium
3 Mumbai teachers among 5 chosen from across India by NCERT for unique classroom practices
Mumbai airport handles over 1,000 flights in a day
Mumbai: 1,000-dog Mulund shelter planned to house strays
Mumbai's BMC is implementing a Supreme Court order to remove stray dogs from public institutions. Institutions must fence their premises, and BMC will remove dogs thereafter. Plans include expanding Animal Birth Control centers and a new 1,000-dog capacity shelter in Mulund. Activists express concern about where removed dogs will be housed.
Navi Mumbai: 12-feet Indian Rock Python Rescued from Paddy Field in Uran
Quack doctor from Mumbai held after auto driver he injected dies
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Cracks emerge in Maha Vikas Aghadi, Congress plans to contest BMC elections solo
Crack have emerged in the Maha Vikas Aghadi alliance in Maharashtra, with the Congress planning to contest the BMC elections on its own. Ramesh Chennithala, who is in charge of the Maharashtra Congress, said the state unit of the party has decided to contest the BMC elections solo. He said the local committee, taluka and district Congress units had urged that the party should contest all the 277 seats in the upcoming BMC elections. We conveyed this desire of our party leaders to the high command. The decision over contesting the BMC election solo will be taken by them, Chennithala said, adding that the move will not impact the MVA alliance. The opinions and demands of party workers are important in local body elections. This move will help the Congress party to strengthen and expand its base. It is also an opportunity for many loyal party workers to contest the elections, Chennithala said. Another senior Congress leader who requested anonymity said that in Mumbai the party has a major voter base. We have observed that our alliance partners get our secular votes but in return, the Shiv Sena (UBT) is unable to transfer their votes. In the last elections, the Shiv Sena (UBT) got more benefits and seats as well but on the other hand, the Congress vote base and seats declined. We do not want to face the same situation again. He said, This time, both the Thackerays -- Uddhav and Raj -- plan to join hands. Raj Thackeray has espoused anti-North Indian and even anti-minority politics therefore his agenda is against the secular politics of the Congress. He added, We see the BMC elections as an opportunity for our party to develop the local leadership.
Job fraud accused in Navi Mumbai awarded 3-yr RI, 50k fine
Local leaders will take call on NCP-NCP (SP) tie-up for polls: Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar indicated a potential shift in strained ties with his nephew Ajit Pawar's NCP, stating local leaders will decide on alliances for Maharashtra's local body polls. The two factions have already agreed to jointly contest elections for the Chandgad municipal council, marking a significant development after their 2023 split.
Class 6 Girl Dies In Maharashtra After Teacher Forces Her To Do 100 Sit-Ups For Being Late
Anshika Gaud, a Class 6 student at a private school, died after she was allegedly forced to do 100 sit-ups as punishment for reaching the school late on November 8.
Maharashtra: Class 6 girl made to do 100 sit-ups for coming late, dies days later
Palghar: A Class 6 student of a private school in Maharashtras Palghar district died nearly a week after she was allegedly made to perform 100 sit-ups as punishment for coming late, prompting the authorities to launch a probe. Anshika Gaud, a student of the school located at Sativali in the Vasai area, passed away 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 .
Speeding car plunges into Navi Mumbai creek, driver killed
Class 6 Girl Dies After Teacher Makes Her Do 100 Sit-Ups For Being Late
On Children's Day - a celebration when schools shower students with extra care and kindness - a 12-year-old student in Maharashtra died after being given corporal punishment by her teacher for reaching school just ten minutes late.
Kochi ranks fourth in youth employability, overtakes Delhi and Hyderabad: Report
KOCHI: Kochi has pulled off a stunning leap in Indias talent map outpacing metro giants Delhi and Hyderabad with a whopping 76.56% employability score, according to the India Skill Report 2026. The report by Education Testing Device (ETS), a global education and talent solutions firm, prepared along with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), said the coastal city, long known for its culture and cosmopolitan buzz, is now stamping its authority as one of the countrys fastest-rising skill and opportunity hubs. As Global Capability Centres (GCCs) now employing over 2 million professionals and generating USD 46 billion in annual exports spread their wings, the ripple effects are energising Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. Kochi, Coimbatore, Indore once considered secondary markets are fast becoming the new engines of global delivery, it said. As far as the youth employability is concerned, Kerala scored 72.16%, above Delhi at 71.25%. Kerala stood fourth in the rankings; Uttar Pradesh topped the list with 78.64%, followed by Maharashtra (75.42%), Karnataka (73.85%). Keralas Higher Education Minister R Bindu believes this rise is no accident. The steps taken for skill development in our higher education institutions are paying off, she told TNIE . Our new four-year UG programme ensures students pick up real, industry-ready skills while they study. According to the report, Lucknow leads the top-performing cities with a 79.45% score, followed by Pune (78.92%), Bengaluru (77.84%), Kochi (76.56%), and Chandigarh (75.12%). Among the tier-2 cities, Lucknow and Kochi are emergingas strong talent hubs, it said. The report also highlighted the pivotal contribution of the Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP Kerala) in strengthening Keralas employability profile. ASAP Keralas market-aligned training programmes, supported by structured internships, have significantly boosted youth employability across high-demand sectors, it said. Industry experts echo optimism Kochi is perfectly positioned a big city with a dense web of educational institutions, a booming startup culture, and a strong IT presence, says Sreekumar V, secretary of GTech, a Thiruvananthapuram-based association of IT companies. He pointed to the explosive growth of MuLearn, GTECHs flagship skilling initiative. This year alone, 67,000 students joined MuLearn. Companies now recognise that these students bring raw potential that can be shaped through focused, in-house training. The momentum is unmistakable. Nearly 30% of BFSI hiring in Tier-2 cities is now happening in places like Kochi a trend mirrored in IT and pharma-healthcare as well. Backing this up, a recent Nasscom report on GCCs crowned Kochi the No. 1 Tier-2 hotspot for global centres, highlighting its 8,000+ GCC workforce, robust talent supply, and deepening academia-industry linkages. From once playing catch-up to now setting the pace, Kochi isnt just rising its rewriting the rules of Indias talent race.
Lalus daughter quits politics, disowns family after RJDs defeat in Bihar
Rohinis announcement distancing herself from the family came a day after the RJD suffered a major setback in the Bihar Assembly elections, finishing as the third-largest party with just 25 seats, despite contesting more than 140 seats
In Saamna editorial, Shiv Sena (UBT) calls NDA win in Bihar elections a scam facilitated by ECI
The Shiv Sena (UBT) on Saturday claimed the Bihar elections were a scam facilitated by the poll body and accused the ruling BJP-led NDA of winning through vote theft. A day after the ruling NDA scored a spectacular victory in the polls, the Uddhav Thackeray-led party said the BJP would not hesitate to take control of the JD(U) for the chief minister's post. The party claimed that chief minister Nitish Kumar is struggling with memory loss and questioned how someone with such challenges could lead Bihar. In an editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamana, the Shiv Sena (UBT) claimed that the BJP's victory formula appears to have been decided in Bihar, just as in Maharashtra, where the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi was not allowed to win even 50 seats. The outcome of Bihar elections was not surprising, the party said, alleging that the poll body and the BJP were working in tandem to get desired results. The Bihar election is a scam in Indian democracy, the editorial said. Votes were again stolen, based on which, the BJP and (Bihar Chief Minister) Nitish Kumar won the election, the Uddhav-led party alleged. The party asked who people will trust if the gatekeepers of the election process help thieves. The ruling NDA decimated the opposition Mahagathbandhan on Friday, retaining power and inflicting a significant blow to the Congress and its ally, the RJD. The BJP won 89 seats, up from 74 in 2020, while Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal(United) tasted success in 85 constituencies, up from 43. The majority mark in the 243-member Assembly is 122. In the Opposition camp, the Rashtriya Janata Dal's seat tally slipped to 25 from 75, while Congress could bag only six out of the 61 seats it contested, down from 19. The Sena (UBT) further claimed the Vote Adhikar Yatra taken out by Rahul Gandhi and RJD's Tejashwi Yadav in Bihar had received immense support. Targeting Kumar, the Sena (UBT) claimed the Bihar chief minister is suffering from memory loss, which is evident in his erratic behaviour in public. How will such a handicapped person take Bihar forward? the party asked. The Sena (UBT) said the BJP has two deputy CMs in Bihar, but it could not install its chief minister in the eastern state. The BJP will not hesitate to take control of the JD(U) for the Chief Minister's post, it added. Bihar election results show 'vote chori' on 'gigantic scale', says Congress
MCC extends NEET PG 2025 counselling round 1; latest statewise MD, MS seat allotment news
NEET PG 2025 counselling: The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has extended NEET PG 2025 round 1 choice filling and locking process due to a revised seat matrix by the National Medical Commission (NMC). The delay affects both All India Quota (AIQ) and state quota MD/MS admissions. NMC has approved 2,337 new postgraduate seats. State-wise updates show postponed counselling in Maharashtra, Punjab, and ongoing registrations in other states. Candidates are advised to monitor MCC and state DME portals for revised schedules and seat allotment results.
Maharashtra IPS officer Suvez Haque moves to Police HQ after deputation
Senior IPS officer Suvez Haque has been appointed Inspector General of Police (Planning and Coordination) in Maharashtra. This comes after his return from central deputation, with the post being downgraded to accommodate him. Haque previously served as SP of Pune rural police during the Koregaon Bhima violence before his transfer to CBI and deputation to France.
NCB Mumbai Destroys 1,835 kg Of Seized Mephedrone, Busts International Drug Network
NCB Mumbai destroyed 1835 kg mephedrone and 341 kg chemicals seized from Maharashtra and Delhi, arrested 16 including foreign nationals, aiming for Nasha Mukt Bharat by 2047.
Ethiopia reports 9 cases of Marburg virus disease in first-ever outbreak: WHO
Ethiopia has confirmed its first outbreak of Marburg virus disease with nine cases reported in the South Ethiopia Region, the WHO said. The deadly viral infection, related to Ebola, has no approved treatment or vaccine, prompting authorities to scale up emergency response measures
Assistant engineer of electrical department caught accepting bribe in Mumbai
An Assistant Engineer from Mumbai's Electrical Inspector's Office was apprehended by the Anti-Corruption Bureau for allegedly accepting a Rs 1 lakh bribe. The official, Gajanan Prahlad Rathod, was caught red-handed by ACB officials after a contractor filed a complaint. Rathod had initially demanded Rs 1.8 lakh, later escalating the bribe demand to Rs 4 lakh.
PM Modi reviews under-construction bullet train station in Surat
Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor spans approximately 508 km, covering 352 km in Gujarat and Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and 156 km in Maharashtra
Mumbai: St Xaviers College hosts talks on moral duty of environmental protection
St. Xavier's College hosted the Jesuit Alumni Association for talks on environmental protection, framing it as a moral duty. Archbishop John Rodriguez urged citizens to treat ecology as an inheritance for future generations, citing the seventh commandment. Keynote speaker Shloka Nath warned of impending disaster due to desert expansion and rising seas, highlighting conservation initiatives.
Maharashtra Restaurant Worker Stripped, Beaten By Owner, Video Goes Viral
In a humiliating incident from Maharashtra, a restaurant worker was stripped and beaten in front of his colleagues. The incident is from the Pandharpur town.
CCTV footage shows violent tremor inside Red Fort metro station during car blast
New CCTV footage from inside the Red Fort metro station shows the violent tremor caused by the nearby car blast that killed 13 people. Investigators are analysing the visuals to assess the blasts intensity
Digital tribal museum in Chhattisgarh sparks pride, connection among youth
RAIPUR: The countrys first digital tribal museum has begun evoking a deep sense of pride and historical connection among tribal youths, women, academicians and tourists. Indias first digital tribal museum, set up in New Raipur, the new capital city of Chhattisgarh, is generating excitement across communities. The recently inaugurated Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Memorial & Digital Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum, opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has quickly become a major attraction. The museum features life-sized sculptures and vivid representations of tribal freedom fighters and their resistance against the British Empire. It serves as an inspiring source for tribal youth and local communities who may be unaware of their rich history. Divided into 17 immersive sections, the museum employs sound, light and digital projections to transport visitors into the world of Chhattisgarhs indigenous communities. Each display, whether showcasing village life, crafts or heroic resistance, offers a visual feast filled with colour and movement that captivates both casual tourists and serious researchers. For local villagers, these exhibits evoke a deep sense of pride and connection. Our ancestors stories of resistance against British colonialism inspire us, said Mahendra Netam, a tribal youth from the Sarguja region who now works as a bike taxi driver in Raipur. He stood in front of an exhibit depicting the 1857 tribal uprisings that swept through central India, where Adivasi leaders like Gend Singh and Veer Narayan Singh bravely fought against British oppression. In addition to documenting tribal resistance history, another section of the museum highlights the daily lives of tribal people, including their cultural practices, food, household chores and last rites. In one corner, a group of women gathered around a display showcasing the transformation of tribal households, from using fuelwood and clay stoves to adopting LPG cooking. The women observed the plaque with intrigued expressions, reflecting on their own changing lifestyles. These types of cooking vessels are still used in our village, said Sinita Goud, a young mother holding her infant, her eyes lighting up with recognition as she pointed to the gleaming bronze vessels. For many, the museum represents more than just an archive; it serves as a bridge between the past and the present. It celebrates resilience, adaptation and identity. By digitally documenting tribal history, everyday life and resistance movements, the museum ensures that the stories of Chhattisgarhs indigenous people are not only preserved but also retold in their own vibrant, proud and enduring voice. The museum was officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 1 November. So far, over one lakh visitors have visited it since then. India is home to several museums dedicated to tribal history and culture. A prominent example is the State Tribal Museum in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, which focuses on tribal life in both Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Other significant sites include the Bhagwan Birsa Munda Museum in Ranchi (Jharkhand), dedicated to tribal freedom fighters; the Tribal Museum in Silvassa (Dadra & Nagar Haveli), showcasing local life; and the Tribal Research & Training Institute Museum in Pune, which preserves Maharashtras tribal heritage.
Accidental blast at JK police station linked to white-collar terror evidence
According to the officials, the blast happened late Friday night, killing eight people and injuring 27 -- mostly policemen and forensic officials. So far, eight bodies have been retrieved from the scene of the explosion
US drops wide range of tariffs as Trump responds to voter anger over high costs
Record-high beef prices have been a particular concern, and Trump has said he intended to take action to try to lower them
Pune court remands techie to judicial custody in alleged Al Qaeda case
The court accepted the request and sent him to 14 days of judicial custody
FAA takes first steps to restore flights after US govt shutdown strain
Before the FAA released its updated guidance, airlines already seemed to be anticipating a change
Prashant Kishor`s Jan Suraaj Party fails to open account in Bihar elections 2025
Kishor had vowed that if elected to power, he would immediately lift the liquor ban in Bihar and use the tax revenue to upgrade the education system
Sumo grapples with ancient rule in era of Japans woman PM
Questions are being asked over whether she will present the trophy at the ongoing Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament, which concludes on November 23
US lawmaker proposes bill to eliminate H-1B visa programme
Greene however noted that even this 10,000 per year cap will be phased out over 10 years to allow us time to build our own pipeline of American doctors and physicians
Gaza ceasefire at risk, US says as it seeks UNSC support for draft resolution
US pushes United Nations Security Council to back Donald Trumps peace plan
Trade deal with India could advance before year-end, says senior US official
US admin official confirmed Washington pursuing reciprocal trade agreement with New Delhi while addressing concerns over Russian oil purchases
NDA sweeps Bihar elections 2025, Opposition sinks
National Democratic Alliance secures three-fourth majority, bagging 183 seats; BJP emerges as single largest party, winning 83 seats
Continuing Nursing Education sessions halted in Maharashtra
Regulating body freezes training in wake of complaints about fake sessions, other irregularities amid enquiry; while the decision has been welcomed by many, several nurses have expressed concern about how the delay could affect their licence renewals
Leopard Causes Chaos In Maharashtra's Nashik; 9 Injured During Rescue Bid
A dramatic five-hour cat and mouse chase finally ended in a man-eating leopard being captured by the forest department in Maharashtra's Nashik.
Co-operative hsg societies should co-operate more
A housing society in Goregaon East held a two-day, five-over Womens Premier League with four teams comprising six players each to unite residents of more than 360 flats
Better than Singapore and Dubai
Developers now refer to Bandra Bay as the next big thing, which only proves that they havent visited the area lately
Mumbai: Senior manager duped of nearly Rs 4 crore in online share trading fraud in Thane
Vegetable rates spike in Mumbai region as extended monsoon causes shortage
8 EV charging stations to be operational in Navi Mumbai soon
Trial delay or long jail stay alone cant justify bail in drug case: SC
Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP instructs Thanes civic bodies to resolve Ghodbunder highway issues
Pooja Naik names minister, 2 top govt officers in jobs scam
Panaji: In fresh allegations made in connection with the cash-for-jobs scam, one of the main accused, Pooja Naik, on Friday named Power Minister Ramakrishna Sudin Dhavalikar, an IAS officer and a PWD officer, claiming that the irregularities took place during the period when she was working at the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) office. Naik made []
Sudin outrightly rejects allegations
Panaji: Outrightly refuting the claim made by Pooja Naik that she was working in his office, Power Minister and senior Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) leader Ramakrishna Sudin Dhavalikar on Friday said the finance department records could be verified for his staff list. She was not working in my office. All of my staff is being []
Celebs likely to be questioned in 252cr drugs case
Nearly half of 510 diabetic BEST staffers have latent TB
Maha panel nod to bid for Kamathipura redevpt project
CM presents Maharashtra Bhushan award to Statue of Unity sculptor Ram Sutar
The state government had announced his selection for the top state civilian honour on March 20, with CM Fadnavis making the declaration in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly
Thane: Motorists face difficulties on Ghodbunder highway due to ongoing widening work
Bihar election results: How BJP flipped the script after 2024 Lok Sabha setback
Following a surprising 2024 Lok Sabha setback, the BJP has demonstrated a remarkable electoral resurgence. Winning key state elections in Haryana, Maharashtra, Delhi, and Bihar, the party has effectively countered the narrative of diminished 'Modi-magic'. This rebound is attributed to renewed organizational strength, strategic social engineering, and addressing local grievances, positioning 2024 as a mere aberration.
Two brothers arrested with drugs worth Rs 1.2 crore in Navi Mumbai
4-year-old girl kidnapped from Mumbai traced to Varanasi orphanage, reunited with family
Man arrested for stealing cash and ornaments from commuter handbag in Mumbai bus
