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Hyderabad cybercrime police arrest 2 in pan-India trading fraud
Hyderabad: Cybercrime police arrested two accused of a pan-India trading fraud case after a victim filed a complaint citing a loss of Rs 12.3 lakh. Accused Ravi Kumar Lal, 38, and Shivendra Ashok Singh, 32, both from Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, were involved in 12 cases across India, out of which two occurred in Telangana. They 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 .
PM Surya Ghar: UPs residential rooftop solar capacity surpasses 1 GW-mark
Uttar Pradesh is the third state after Gujarat and Maharashtra to add more than 1GW of residential rooftop solar power capacity
Maharashtra leads India's organ pledges; Delhi far behind in digital registry
India's digital organ donation registry has surpassed 4.54 lakh pledges since its launch, with Maharashtra leading the nation. The data highlights a significant state-wise disparity in participation, influenced by awareness and local engagement. While the 30-35 age group shows the highest commitment, younger adults are also actively pledging, and the gender gap is narrowing.
Maharashtra: SC Directs Polls to Remaining Local Bodies; Reservation Capped @50%
The matter has now been referred to a three-judge bench and listed for January 21, 2026.
Panic as Tiger Blocks Traffic on Maharashtra Highway for 30 Minutes
Commuters stranded on ChandrapurMoharli road as forest officials intervene; no injuries reported
Maharashtra cracks down on illegal African catfish farming in Ujani
African catfish farming is prohibited in Maharashtra in accordance with a Government of India circular issued on December 19, 1997, which bans the inland cultivation of this predatory, Invasive Alien Species (IAS) due to its severe ecological impact
Cyclone Ditwah prompts orange alert for Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), cyclone Ditwah moved north-northwestwards at a speed of seven kmph over the past six hours and, as of 23:30 hrs IST on Friday, was centred near latitude 8.8degN and longitude 80.8degE
India Gate protest case: Court sends 2 to police custody, 13 to judicial
They were arrested in the case linked to an FIR lodged at the Kartavya Path Police station in connection with the protest and raising slogans in support of Maoist Madvi Hidma, who was neutralised in an encounter with the security forces
Trump says he plans to pardon former Honduran president Hernandez
The president explained his decision on social media by posting that `according to many people that I greatly respect,` Hernandez was `treated very harshly and unfairly.`
Eight more arrested in connection with Hong Kong fire that killed 128 people
A local official informed that firefighting and rescue operations were nearly concluded after days of efforts to combat the deadly fire that claimed at least 128 lives
Air travellers face delays, cancellations amid A320 aircraft issue
Airbus on Friday said intense solar radiation might corrupt data critical to flight controls in a significant number of A320 family aircraft and that the software changes required to fix the issue would lead to operational disruptions
Astronauts enjoy Thanksgiving in space with turkey and lobster
The space-adapted meal includeed Thanksgiving staples turkey and mashed potatoes, sealed in packaging designed to avoid crumbs floating around the cabin
In BJP bastion Mulund, residents question 'vikas' amid civic decline
Mulund, a planned suburb, faces a growing divide between rapid redevelopment and lagging civic upgrades, with residents citing strained infrastructure and inadequate basic amenities. Despite a strong political mandate, activists highlight issues like incomplete road projects, poor maintenance of public spaces, and environmental concerns, demanding urgent action from authorities.
China to deploy humanoid robots for border patrol in Guangxi
The deployment will involve UBTechs Walker S2, a model launched in July and described as the worlds first humanoid robot capable of autonomously replacing its own battery
Japanese court upholds ban on same-sex marriage in key Tokyo ruling
The court said marriage under the law is largely expected to be a union between men and women in a decision that reversed a lower court ruling last year and was the first loss at high courts in the six cases brought by those seeking equal marriage rights
Ukraine: Anti-corruption raid on Volodymyr Zelenskyys chief of staff
Ukrainian anti-corruption watchdogs are carrying out a major investigation into a USD100 million energy sector corruption scandal involving top Ukrainian officials
West Bengal: CEC under fire as TMC alleges blood on his hands over SIR deaths
The 10-member delegation, led by TMC Rajya Sabha leader Derek OBrien, met the EC officials amid the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Speaking to reporters, OBrien said the party raised five questions, but CEC Gyanesh Kumar did not give any answers
Delhi chokes again as air quality slips into very poor category
Delhi also witnessed a cold morning as the minimum temperature settled at 8.1 degrees Celsius, 2.2 degrees below normal, the IMD said. The maximum temperature is likely to hover around 26
SC greenlights Maharashtra local body elections but keeps reservation cap tight
Elections to BMC, 28 other municipal bodies must happen before January 31, 2026, with results tied to ongoing OBC reservation case
Maharashtra local body polls can proceed subject to SC decision
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday said the Maharashtra state election commission will conduct local body polls as scheduled, but made it clear that results of the bodies where 50% ceiling on OBC quota have been breached will depend on its final verdict. A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi made the observation and referred the case to a three-judge bench, which will take it up in January 2026. The bench hearing pleas alleging that Maharashtras decision to implement a fresh OBC reservation matrix for local body elections based on Banthia Commissions findings exceeded the limit fixed by the SC in earlier cases. The Commission submitted its report in July 2022. The court noted that according to the the state poll body, reservations extended 50% limit in 40 municipal councils and 17 nagar panchayats.
Maharashtra committee on three-language policy to submit final report on December 20
Most of those who attended the public consultation expressed the opinion that while Marathi and English should be compulsory, Hindi should be introduced only later
Domestic dilemma: Not a November to remember for Keralas tourism industry
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Wake me up when November ends! With domestic arrivals remaining unusually low despite the onset of the traditional peak season, Keralas tourism industry has hit a sour note. According to stakeholders, bookings and occupancy have plunged by 40%, making this one of the worst Novembers for the sector in recent memory. Munnar, one of the states most sought after hill stations year round, mirrors the crisis. Insiders say vacationers are skipping Kerala this season, with occupancy hovering around 40% and picking up only on weekends. In previous years, November occupancy levels ranged from 70-75%, making the current slump particularly alarming as the sector heads into the Christmas-New Year rush. Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Gujarat remain the key domestic source markets for Kerala. In 2024, Kerala received around 2.2 crore domestic tourists. I have been in the industry for 25 years, and this is one of the worst seasons ever. November is normally the peak, but this year there is a slump in both inbound and outbound arrivals, said Anish Kumar P K, executive committee member, Association of Tourism Trade Organisations, India. Last year, over three crore Indians travelled abroad, while only around 93 lakh foreign tourists visited India. This gap is hurting tourism. High airfares are a major reason, and both the Centre and state should take steps to address it, he said. Director of Stride Hotels Pvt Ltd Sudhish Nair said Munnar has never witnessed such a steep drop in occupancy. Munnar has never seen such subdued season There is no steady flow of tourists. We are getting bookings only on weekends. We have reservations for the week from December 24-31, but otherwise there is no consistent inflow. Munnar has never seen such a subdued season, he said. He added that occupancy in Munnar normally stays between 75% and 90% during this period, making the current slump unprecedented. Observers say this years dip in arrivals may be linked to the Kumbh Mela, with many travellers exhausting their annual outings. As per our analysis, the Kumbh Mela could be a reason for the decline in arrivals, as scores of people from across the country travelled for the event. Another major factor are the high airfares. Kerala is increasingly becoming an expensive destination. Hotel occupancy is now only around 50%. There are plenty of enquiries for the Christmas-New Year period, but they are not converting into bookings because of steep airfares, said Manu P V, member of the Tourism Advisory Board and the Kerala Travel Mart managing committee.
Surprise checks ensure smooth ops at institutions
Recently, our report said officials visited a private engineering college in Andheri and a pharmacy institute in Jogeshwari
In praise of smoke and mirrors
When a government makes multiple efforts to mask failures, why should it be condemned instead of applauded?
Restoration of citys only clock tower-fountain enters final leg
Powai residents fight against nod to axe and transplant over 100 fully-grown trees
Maharashtra corporation polls get SC nod, with a rider
The Supreme Court has allowed the Maharashtra State Election Commission to proceed with elections for most local bodies, excluding those with over 50% reservation. Polls for 57 civic bodies exceeding this limit will be subject to the court's final decision on January 21, with results pending the outcome.
91-yr-old living with son out of own will: HC; complainant daughter allowed weekly visits
In Mumbai, BMC sends assistant municipal commissioner on one-month compulsory leave
Bombay High Court upholds Maharashtra caste verification law for central government employees
The High Court rules that Central Government employees availingreservationsin Maharashtra must obtain caste validity certificates, declaring the State law constitutional and binding
Guest speaker at Mumbai college under lens for sexual harassment
Sri Lanka: Over 80 dead as Cyclone Ditwah leaves trail of destruction
India launched `Operation Sagar Bandhu` to assist Sri Lanka in its hour of crisis, and the first tranche of relief materials was handed over after the consignments were transported by the Indian Navy`s aircraft carrier INS Vikrant and frontline ship INS Udaigiri to the island nation
Gig worker unions ask govt to push for welfare benefits under new labour code
Rs 13kcr PNB fraud: Court rejects fugitive bizman Choksis plea to halt proceedings under FEO Act
Maharashtra Congress Accuses BJP Of Using Vande Mataram To Target Muslims
Branding the BJPs actions as a clear display of double standards and hypocritical nationalism, Mr. Sawant said, The BJP created an unfortunate controversy over the national song, Vande Mataram.
Thane records AQI of 217: 3rd highest reading this year
Mumbai: Rs 36.9 lakh awarded to kin of biker killed in 2017 road crash
Mumbai: ED raids 12 sites in Pune over luxury car loan fraud
BJP and Congress in credit war over redevelopment of BMC school in Mumbai
Mumbai: Police file FIR in Goregaon sexual harrasment case after woman complains online
Mumbai: Four honey-trap businessman and steal gold chain worth 5 lakh, arrested
10 Naxals with collective bounty of Rs 65 lakh surrender in Chhattisgarh's Bastar
Ten Naxalites, including senior cadre Chaitu, surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Bastar district. According to a PTI report, the cadres, collectively carried a reward of Rs 65 lakh on their heads. The naxalites, including three women, turned themselves in before senior police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) officials in Jagdalpur, the headquarters of Bastar district, under the `Poona Margem' (from rehabilitation to social reintegration) initiative, police said. The `Poona Margem' initiative of Bastar Police has turned out to be transformative, Inspector General of Police (Bastar Range) Sundarraj Pattilingam said. The surrender, particularly by 63-year-old Chaitu alias Shyam Dada, a member of the Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) of the Maoists, is a clear indication that the influence of the violent and anti-people Maoist ideology is rapidly declining, the police official claimed. Chaitu, whose original name is Giraddi Pavanand Reddy, hails from Warangal district of neighbouring Telangana. He joined the outlawed CPI (Maoist) in 1985 and shifted from Gondia area of Maharashtra to Dandakaranya in 1991-92. Initially working as a `dalam' (squad) member, he became a commander and subsequently a divisional committee member (DCM). In 2007, he served as a member of the DKSZC, and was currently the in-charge of the Darbha division of the Maoists, the IGP said, adding that he carried a reward of Rs 25 lakh. Chaitu had been instrumental in several deadly Maoist attacks in Bastar region, the IGP said. The other surrendered cadres included Saroj alias Malku Sodhi, a divisional committee member who carried a reward of Rs 8 lakh, Bhupesh alias Sanak Ram Furami, Prakash, Kamlesh alias Jhitru Yadav, Janni alias Raymati Salam, Santosh and Ramsheela alias Bukli Salam, all area committee members who carried a bounty of Rs 5 lakh each, PTI reported. Naveen alias Bhaju Salam and Jayati alias Manai Kashyap, both party members, carried a reward of Rs 1 lakh each. The remaining Maoist cadres, including Politburo member Devji, Central Committee member Ramdar, DKSZC member Paparao, Deva (Barse Deva), and others still have the option of renouncing violence and joining the mainstream, the IGP said. More than 2,200 Naxalites including top cadres have surrendered in Chhattisgarh in the last 23 months, according to the police. (With inputs from PTI)
SC gives nod to Maharashtra local body polls
The court was hearing petitions claiming that the States decision to allow 27% reservation to OBCs, on the basis of the JK Banthia Commission report, had led to the aggregate quota in several poll-bound local bodies crossing the 50% cut-off mark.
ED raids 15 locations in nine states including Telangana
New Delhi: In a massive nationwide crackdown, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted simultaneous searches at 15 locations across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and the National Capital Territory of Delhi in connection with large-scale corruption in the inspection and approval process of private medical colleges by the National 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 .
The Juhu Aerodrome, also known as the Vile Parle Aviation Club, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, which was established in 1928 as a private airstrip, holds the distinction of being India's first airport.
Indias GDP growth soars to 8.2 per cent in Q2 FY 2025-26
The secondary and tertiary sectors have driven this growth, with expansion rates of 8.1 per cent and 9.2 per cent, respectively. The manufacturing sector posted a strong growth of 9.1 per cent
India inks Rs 7,995 cr pact with US for sustainment support of Navy helicopters
The Ministry of Defence said, in a statement, that it has signed Letters of Offer and Acceptance (LOAs) with the US government under the Foreign Military Sales programme of the US, in the presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh
Kerala: Congress MLA Rahul Mamkootathil booked for rape
In his petition, the Congress leader said he shared a long-standing friendship with the complainant and categorically denies all charges of rape and of coercing her to have an abortion
Maharashtra local body polls: Cashback offers turning into a tidal wave
Maharashtras local elections witness cash incentives and promises as parties compete for votes, raising concerns over political ethics.
SMAT 2025-26 | Maharashtras Arshin and Shaw ace the chase against Hyderabad
Uttar Pradesh thrashes Jammu & Kashmir by 109 runs; Madhya Pradesh relies on half-centuries from Vekatesh and Gawali, and Shivangs three wickets to record a comprehensive 62-run win over Bihar
Supreme Court gives nod to Maharashtra local body elections
Supreme Court allows long stalled civic elections amid OBC reservation dispute and 50% quota ceiling concerns
Maharashtra govt declares paid holiday on Dec 2 for voting in civic council, nagar panchayat polls
The holiday directive will apply to all workers, employees and officers who are voters in the polling areas, irrespective of whether their workplace is located within or outside the constituency
Death toll from floods in Thailand reach 145
More than 1.2 million households and 3.6 million people have been affected by floods triggered by heavy rains in 12 southern provinces, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said on Friday
De De Pyaar De actor Bhavin Bhanushali gets married to Disha Chandreja
De De Pyaar De star Bhavin Bhanushali is finally a married man!! He married Disha Chandreja in a stunning ceremony in Maharashtra and posted the photos on Instagram
Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit India on December 4 for annual summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India on December 45 for the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, officials said
OBC quota: Supreme Court allows conduct of Maharashtra local body elections with a condition
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Maharashtra local body elections to proceed as per the notified schedule, while directing that the results in constituencies where the reservation ceiling appears to have been breached will remain non-operative and subject to adjudication in ongoing constitutional proceedings challenging the States revised Other Backward Classes (OBC) quota framework [] The post OBC quota: Supreme Court allows conduct of Maharashtra local body elections with a condition appeared first on India Legal .
The Supreme Court has permitted Maharashtra to hold local body elections. However, the results for all bodies, including those breaching the 50 percent reservation cap for OBCs, will await the court's final decision. A three-judge bench will hear the OBC reservation pleas on January 21, 2026.
Central Railway launches silk cocoon transport from Pandharpur, Kalaburagi
On the inaugural day, a farmers group from Pandharpur booked 38 bags weighing 1,500 kg, benefiting from rail transport costing less than Rs 5 per kg, which is over 30 per cent cheaper than road transport
Will you use donor to conceive, Bombay HC asks city couple seeking IVF
Bombay High Court questioned a childless couple about using donor sperm and eggs for IVF, as the husband recently turned 55, exceeding the age limit under the ART Act. The court seeks clarity on whether they will pursue a fresh process with donor gametes, considering the age restrictions. The hearing is adjourned for further submissions.
NEET-UG Row In Maharashtra: Shockwaves After Cutoff Plunges To 118 In MBBS Counselling
A NEET-UG cutoff collapse in Maharashtra saw an MBBS seat at SSPM Medical College allotted for just 118 marks, sparking outrage and demands for a probe into the counselling process
Mumbai: 4 held for honey-trapping, robbing businessman at Aarey Colony
HC denies relief to shops on Kandivli hsg soc land
Mumbai: 3 minors held for stealing motorcycles for joyrides
Three underage individuals have been apprehended by Bangur Nagar Police in connection with multiple motorcycle thefts across western suburbs. Investigators revealed the youths confessed to stealing bikes solely for joyrides, with no intention of selling them. Their apprehension followed a tip-off and CCTV footage, leading to the recovery of five stolen motorcycles and solving six theft cases.
Bombay HC denies relief to shops on Kandivli hsg soc land
The Bombay High Court has dismissed appeals from occupants of eight structures on a housing society's land near Kandivli West railway station. Justice Milind Jadhav described the occupants as illegal hawkers and land grabbers, upholding the city civil court's refusal to stay their demolition. The court directed them to pay exemplary costs for their prolonged illegal occupation.
Blood on his hands: TMC flays CEC Gyanesh Kumar, cites 40 SIR-related deaths in West Bengal
Amid rising political tensions over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, a Trinamool Congress delegation on Friday met the full Election Commission bench and alleged that at least 40 deaths linked to the exercise had occurred in the state, accusing the poll panel chief of having blood on his hands. A 10-member delegation, led by TMC Rajya Sabha leader Derek O'Brien, met the EC officials amid the ongoing SIR of electoral rolls in 12 states and Union territories, including West Bengal. The delegation consisted of Lok Sabha MPs Mahua Moitra, Satabdi Roy, Kalyan Banerjee, Pratima Mondal, Sajda Ahmed, and Rajya Sabha MPs Dola Sen, Mamata Thakur, Saket Gokhale, and Prakash Chik Barik. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, O'Brien said the party raised five questions, but Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar did not give any answers. We started the meeting by stating that the CEC has blood on his hands. We raised five questions. After this, Kalyan Banerjee, Mahua Moitra, and Mamata Bala Thakur spoke and shared whatever they had to in about 40 minutes, O'Brien said. Then the CEC spoke uninterrupted for one hour. We were also not interrupted while we spoke, but we did not receive any answer to any of our five questions, he said. Fourth death of BLO reported in Bengal during SIR, incident triggers political row Moitra said the delegation shared with the CEC a list of 40 people whose deaths, they alleged, were linked to the SIR process. The commission, however, dismissed it as mere allegations, the Lok Sabha MP claimed. Meanwhile, O'Brien asserted that the TMC is not opposed to the concept of SIR, but is strongly opposed to the unplanned manner in which the CEC and EC are going about the job. Completely unplanned and heartless, he said about the SIR exercise. TMC RS MP Mamata Thakur also addressing the press conference, where she talked about the questions raised during meeting. If infiltrators are there, then why are Mizoram, Tripura, Arunachal, Nagaland not included (in SIR process), and only West Bengal is included? They say they are not voters and torture Bengalis across states. People think they are not speaking Bangla, and brand them Bangladeshis, the TMC MP asked. Raising doubts over the legitimacy of previous elections, Thakur added, If this voter list is wrong, are all the other votes (in previous elections) not valid? If this is not voter list is not correct then that voter list is also not correct. While raising the issue of Booth Level Officer's (BLO) deaths in West Bengal, she said that the ECI is ot accepting that the deaths are due to the SIR. Notably, Multiple have died in West Bengal during the SIR process. Earlier, Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate also claimed that 26 BLOs have died in 210 days, calling it murder in broad daylight. Because of SIR, 26 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) have died in 20 days. This is not some narrative but a harsh truth before the nation. Where is Gyanesh Kumar? The list for local body elections in Maharashtra has come out, showing the addresses of 200 people registered at two coaching institutes, where even a bird can't sit. Because of Rahul Gandhi, this country has received evidence and proof of vote theft, and neither Gyanesh Gupta nor the BJP has a single answer to those proofs, Shrinate said. She outlined the case of Gonda BLO Vipin Yadav, who died by suicide, further stating that his family said that he was under pressure to remove the names of backward class members from the voter list. (With inputs from ANI and PTI) 'Why is ECI hiding details?': TMC slams poll body over use of 'mysterious' AI app for SIR in Bengal
Diageo, Pernod Ricard sue Maharashtra over tax hike and exclusion from lower-levy category
Diageo and Pernod Ricard's Indian lobbying group has sued Maharashtra state over a sharp tax hike on affordable liquor brands and exclusion from a new lower tax category. The policy, favoring local firms, has led to a significant drop in sales for affected premium brands, impacting a crucial market for global players.
South Mumbai flat allotment halted after trustee objections; Bombay Parsi Punchayat under scrutiny
Bombay Parsi Punchayat faces internal dissent over a flat allotment to a family allegedly owning multiple properties. Three trustees publicly opposed the decision, citing eligibility concerns, leading the chairman to halt the allotment pending further discussion. This controversy highlights ongoing issues of favoritism in community flat allocations.
Cyclone Ditwah moves toward Bay of Bengal, likely to approach TN and Puducherry
Cyclonic Storm Ditwah over coastal Sri Lanka continues moving north-northwest at 7 kmph and remains centred near Trincomalee. The system is expected to reach the southwest Bay of Bengal close to Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and south Andhra Pradesh by early November 30, prompting heightened coastal monitoring
45% of rabi sowing completed in Maharashtra
Pace of sowing slacks due to moisture stress and late withdrawal of monsoon
Video: Tiger Cub Blocks Road, Halts Traffic For Hours In Maharashtra's Tadoba
A viral video from Maharashtra's Tadoba shows a tiger cub blocking the Chandrapur-Moharli road for hours, causing traffic to halt.
Sri Lanka: Death toll from floods and landslides rises to 56
Sri Lankas death toll from floods and landslides has climbed to 56, with 21 missing, as extreme weather worsens and Cyclone Ditwah moves closer
I will permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries: Trump
Trump said that these goals would be pursued with the aim of achieving a major reduction in illegal and disruptive populations, taking a dig at former President Joe Biden, saying, including those admitted through an unauthorised and illegal Autopen approval process
Bad weather from Cyclone Ditwah forces diversion of 4 international flights
Four international flights bound for Colombo were diverted to Thiruvananthapuram due to bad weather triggered by intensifying Cyclone Ditwah
Cyclonic storm Ditwah advances towards TN, heavy rains alert issued
Cyclone Ditwah has moved north-northwestwards over the past six hours, prompting NDRF deployment and heavy rainfall alerts for Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andhra Pradesh
Maoists announce decision to surrender on January 1
Maoists operating in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh have announced their decision to surrender on January 1, 2026. A letter issued in the name of Anant, the MMC zone representative, stated that Maoists in the region will surrender collectively. The letter stated that the Maoist group has been weakened following the surrender by leaders Mallojula 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 .
Maharashtra to cancel suspicious birth, death certificates
The circular states that Aadhar card cannot be accepted as standalone proof of date of birth or place of birth
'If We Ask People Today...': Maharashtra Minister Dada Bhuse Projects Eknath Shinde As Next CM
Maharashtra cabinet minister and senior Shiv Sena leader Dada Bhuse said that he was confident that party chief and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde would make a comeback as CM.
Mumbai: Digi-billboard can't be 3 times brighter than its surroundings
Mumbai's BMC is stepping up its game with new outdoor advertising rules aimed at reducing glare from digital billboards to ensure safer driving conditions. This updated regulation, which takes precedence over the previous 2008 guidelines, also greenlights advertising on the exteriors of construction sites and barricades.
Uttar Pradesh has declared Aadhaar cards invalid as proof of birth date, with the Planning Department issuing a directive to all state departments. This decision comes amidst broader actions by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to identify and deport illegal immigrants, including the establishment of temporary detention centers in each district.
Cyclone Ditwah: Heavy rain and winds forecast for coastal Andhra Pradesh
Vizag Cyclone Warning Centre warns of Cyclone Ditwah bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, and squally winds to coastal Andhra Pradesh over the next six days; fishermen advised not to venture into the sea
Spiritual beats: The rise of bhajan jamming in Mumbai
Mumbai's youth are embracing devotional music, with bhajan and kirtan sessions gaining popularity across the city. These gatherings offer a spiritual reset, fostering community, connection, and stress relief. The trend highlights a growing search for belonging and mindfulness among young Mumbaikars.
US-South Africa ties strained for years, India emerges as global south voice
He held Billionaire Elon Musk responsible for Trump`s harsh statement against South Africa`s current government. Musk hails from South Africa and has been critical of the regime there
Maharashtra Police recruitment for 15,631 posts is closing on November 30, 2025. Positions include Constable, Driver, Jail Constable, SRPF Constable, and Bandsman. Candidates must pass physical tests, a written exam, and a skill test for drivers. Apply online at mahapolice.gov.in before the deadline to secure your chance.
