MGP may field Sudin in Ponda if alliance with BJP fails
I have focused my work in the constituency Special Correspondent Panaji : Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) may field Power Minister Ramkrishna Sudin Dhavalikar, its senior leader, in Ponda constituency if there is no alliance with the BJP for the next Assembly polls, sources said. Neither denying nor confirming the possibility, Dhavalikar said that the decision []
Dy CM Shinde launches 200cr project to ease traffic on one of Asias most congested spots
13-year-old girl killed in Mumbra balcony slab collapse
Six trapped residents rescued in two-hour operation
MPSC exam leaked in March, order CBI probe: Rohit; commission says will file complaint
Maharashtra CET Cell files complaint over viral exam centre manipulation videos
Wife wins tax battle over husbands Rs 80 lakh property remittance
'We Welcome All': Eknath Shinde To NDTV On Opposition's 'Operation Tiger' Charge
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde downplayed the Opposition's criticisms and allegations of poaching leaders and explained how his party viewed the matter
Reduced rainfall in Maharashtra, Belagavi leads to lower discharge in the Krishna
MPSC drug inspector exam faces allegations of irregularities and demands for an independent probe. The commission found inconsistencies and will file an FIR to protect its credibility. Meanwhile, arrests in the separate TET paper leak case have now reached fifteen individuals. A suspect surrendered in the TET case, increasing the total number of those held. These events highlight ongoing issues within Maharashtra's examination systems.
BMC panel to consider leasing 15-acre Mulund dump land for Dharavi redevelopment works
Bombay HC seeks govt response to PMs call for clay Ganpati idols
Bondada acquires 60% in solar project SPV in Maharashtra
Dahanu-Bordi road restored in two days after heavy rains wash away stretch
Iran to be at forefront during discussions with Trump: Netanyahu
Prior to departing for the US along with his wife Sara Netanyahu, the Israeli PM said, In our meeting, we will discuss all the issues on the table, with Iran at the forefront
BMC to re-float town hall tender with 350-seat corporation hall plan
As many as 74 highly dangerous buildings in Vasai-Virar ordered to be vacated immediately
Man held for attempting to murder, issuing threats at Powai
Thanes first mini Lok Adalat settles 149 motor accident claims, awards Rs 17.8 crore compensation
Withdraw cases filed against protesters or protests will resume: CJP to govt
The CJP called off its 36-day agitation at Jantar Mantar on Saturday after the government accepted some key demands and assured action on others within an agreed timeline
Two booked for luring minor with promise of job in Mumbai and raping her
Maharashtra: Opposition Alleges MPSC Paper Leak, Commission Says Complaint Fake
Pawar alleged that the examination was held on March 22 this year and the paper was leaked on WhatsApp on March 20: Reports
Raigad fisherman held with Rs 4 crore Ambergris
Govt says no assessment on E20-compatible vehicles in India
It added that studies established that legacy vehicles do not exhibit any significant variation in performance or abnormal wear and tear due to E20
Delhi court reserves Tahir Hussain sentence order till July 31
Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Praveen Singh of the Karkardooma Court said it would pronounce the order on July 31 after hearing detailed submissions from the prosecution and the defence on the question of sentence
Saudi Arabia downs drones allegedly launched by Iran-backed militias in Iraq
The statement posted on social media Monday by the Saudi Defence Ministry came as the US and Iran had paused their attacks over the weekend after weeks of escalation
The Bombay High Court has transferred the investigation of Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre's assault case. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the police's handling of the initial probe. It noted a lack of meaningful investigation and preferential treatment for the accused. The Deputy Commissioner of Police will now oversee the investigation expeditiously. The court expects an update on the progress of the probe by July 31.
Early July rains caused estimated loss of Rs 170 crore, say Palghar district authorities
FIR against 2 govt, BMC officials for skipping SIR duty
Minor fire at Pune station after short circuit, no injuries
According to railway authorities, smoke was first noticed at around 3.50 pm from a junction box located above the Signalling and Telecommunication (S&T) Office on Platform No. 1
Karur stampede: HC quashes TN order granting compassionate jobs to victims' kin
The Madras High Court quashed the Tamil Nadu government's order granting compassionate appointments to the families of those killed in the 2025 Karur stampede, ruling that such appointments violate constitutional guarantees of equality and equal opportunity in public employment
NTKMA, GSI to launch seismic study in Trimbakeshwar ahead of Simhastha Kumbh
The study will generate scientific data on seismic activity in the region, supporting safer infrastructure planning and long-term disaster risk reduction measures ahead of the Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027
Weather Tomorrow, July 28: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast widespread rainfall across several parts of the country from Tuesday, July 28, as an active monsoon, driven by a deep depression and other weather systems, continues to influence weather conditions. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in several states over the coming days, with thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds also likely in many regions.
Anti-paper leak Bill likely to be discussed in Lok Sabha on Tuesday
The Lok Sabha is expected to resume legislative business on Tuesday after Speaker Om Birla secured all-party agreement to discuss the anti-paper leak amendment Bill. The proposed law seeks stricter punishment for paper leaks following the nationwide NEET controversy
IndiGo Mumbai-Dubai flight makes emergency landing in Rajkot after smoke alert
In a statement, the airport management said, Flight IGO 1452 from Dubai to Mumbai, with 194 persons on board, was diverted to Rajkot after smoke was detected in the cargo hold area of the aircraft
Maharashtra CET Final Merit List 2026 Today For BE, BTech Admission
MHT CET 2026: Alongside the final merit list, the CET Cell will also publish the category-wise provisional vacant seat matrix for CAP Round 1.
School Holiday Tomorrow, July 28: With the IMD forecasting heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across several states, including Odisha, West Bengal, Maharashtra and Gujarat, students and parents are awaiting updates on possible school closures for Tuesday, July 28. While no statewide holiday has been announced so far, district administrations are expected to take local decisions based on weather conditions, flooding and safety concerns. Here's the latest state-wise update on potential school holidays.
Homebuyer wins full Rs 18 lakh refund in Mumbai: While the developer issued an allotment letter dated August 16, 2010, it failed to provide possession to the buyer. In view of the delay, the homebuyer had approached Maharashtra RERA seeking relief. The authority had on April 24, 2025, ordered the relief of possession to the homebuyer. He again filed a review seeking refund of the amount.
Child among five killed in Russia after Ukraine launches major drone attack
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his forces targeted an export terminal in the western Rostov region, along with oil facilities in the Yaroslavl and Udmurtia regions, located far from the front line
Commuters pitch more Eastern Freeway, Atal Setu BEST bus routes
BEST Committee and commuter group discussed expanding bus services on the Eastern Freeway. They also focused on inducting 150 additional electric double-decker buses for improved connectivity. Passenger representatives urged greater use of the freeway for rapid services connecting eastern suburbs. Discussions also covered route planning and staff shortages within the undertaking. BEST General Manager provided an update on the electric bus fleet expansion.
Maharashtra: 100+ Tribal Students Rushed to Hospital in Food Poisoning Scare
The students complained of vomiting after eating meals in the residential schools.
Locals urge Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis to protect open spaces in Juhu
Resident groups and activists have urged CM Devendra Fadnavis to cancel land allotments. Three reserved open spaces in Juhu and Andheri were allotted to SVKM. Activists demand these plots remain accessible public spaces as per the Development Plan. SVKM president denied irregularities and stated plots will be used for student sports facilities. Mumbai BJP chief also opposed the allotments, seeking CM's intervention.
Food poisoning scare, over 100 tribal students hospitalised in Maharashtras Amravati
The students complained of vomiting after eating meals in the residential schools
Pune Metro Phase 2: DPR submitted for Nigdi-Chakan corridor
According to the revised proposal, the 45.295-kilometre-long corridor will be constructed entirely as an elevated metro line at an estimated cost of Rs 12,937.23 crore
Lack of evidence: SC quashes Pocso case against woman
WATCH: Around 3 lakh evacuated as wildfires advance towards France's Bordeaux
Around 2.2 lakh people have been evacuated across France. In neighbouring Spain, more than 75,000 residents have fled their homes, while another 30,000 have been asked to remain indoors and shelter in place. French firefighters are working to stop the flames from reaching Bordeaux
Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead during police operation
The suspect in the deadly vehicle-ramming attack at Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride event was shot dead by police after allegedly charging at officers with a stabbing weapon. One person was killed and 17 others injured, while authorities continue investigating possible accomplices
Model Rhiya Yadav, who went viral after stopping a police van carrying protesters during the NEET paper leak protest in Mumbai, has approached the Maharashtra Police cyber cell, alleging that she faced online harassment following the incident.
Mumbai GRP recover and return 1665 stolen phones worth Rs 2.4 crore
Mumbai man arrested for attempted murder after stabbing youth
A man was arrested by Powai police for attempted murder recently. He knifed a 28-year-old man over a prior police complaint. The accused approached the victim and began hurling abuses. He then pulled out a knife and slashed the victim in the back. Bystanders were threatened as the accused continued his pursuit.
WATCH: Sonam Wangchuk discharged after 26-day hunger strike
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was discharged from Medanta Hospital after recovering from an illness following his 26-day hunger strike. He said he would pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat before returning to Ladakh and later termed Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation a victory for democracy
Maharashtra scraps mandatory one-year SRS bond for MBBS students
A Government Resolution (GR) dated July 23 stated that the one-year bond was introduced to enable MBBS graduates to repay society through their service in return for receiving subsidised medical education
Bombay High Court asks Maharashtra government to consider symbolic immersion for large Ganesha idols
Senior advocate Sanjeev Gorwadkar, representing the Shri Ganesh Murtikar Utkarsha Sastha, Thane, also presented an alternative proposal to the court
Lok Sabha: Govt introduces bill for stricter anti-paper leak measures
Soon after the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill was introduced by Union Minister Jitendra Singh, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla adjourned the House till 2 pm due to continuing protests by the Opposition
Maharashtra NEET aspirant dies by suicide over low re-exam score
Hyderabad: A 19-year-old NEET aspirant died allegedly by suicide on Saturday, July 25. Her suicide note mentioned disappointment over her re-exam score. The incident took place at her home in Jalalpur village in Karjat taluka of Ahilyanagar district, Maharashtra. Family was away during the incident At the time of the incident, the deceased, who was 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 .
Corporate map shifts beyond BKC as promoter-led firms choose Worli for headquarters
Mumbai's corporate geography is shifting towards Worli for promoter-led businesses. This area offers superior connectivity and convenience for decision-makers. Infrastructure improvements like the Coastal Road enhance its appeal significantly. Institutional investors are also showing increased confidence in Worli's commercial market. Worli is becoming a key headquarters destination for new enterprises.
Maharashtra: NEET aspirant dies by suicide after lower than expected score
Family members said she had a separate room where she regularly prepared for her examinations. When there was no response from inside the room for a prolonged period, they entered and found her unresponsive before informing the police
SC: Right to peaceful protest guaranteed, police excesses unjustified
The Supreme Court said there was a need for a uniform protocol to manage public demonstrations while protecting democratic rights
Delhi Police orders removal of offensive posts targeting PM Modi
According to police officials, objectionable content targeting the Prime Minister appeared across multiple social media platforms during the protests and the subsequent clashes in the national capital
Sarnath recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Site
India now has 45 World Heritage Sites according to the UNESCO website. The last addition or inscription was in 2024, with the Maratha Military Landscapes located Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
RIL tweaks Coastal Road plan to meet SC 15% cap
Reliance Industries Ltd has presented an updated Coastal Road open spaces plan to the BMC, significantly cutting down ticketed recreational areas to just fifteen percent of the site. This adjustment aligns with the Supreme Court's recent ruling advocating for public access. The proposal features gardens and a variety of recreational options along the reclaimed area.
165 cameras and a race against Coastal Road fire in Mumbai
The Integrated Command and Control Centre took charge of a car fire incident within the Coastal Road tunnel. Their cutting-edge systems swiftly detected the fire and activated emergency protocols. Motorists were informed through public announcements to remain calm and utilize the designated exits for evacuation. However, the ensuing panic among drivers obstructed the movement of rescue vehicles.
Opposition MPs seek Parliament debate over action on NEET protesters
The notices were moved ahead of Parliament proceedings following the 'Sansad Chalo' protest organised by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), in which hundreds of students demonstrated against the alleged NEET paper leak and other examination-related irregularities
Govt to introduce tougher anti-paper leak Bill in Parliament today
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh will table the Bill, which seeks to amend the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. A government notification regarding its introduction has already been issued
IMD warns of torrential rain, thunderstorms across several states today
According to the latest IMD bulletin, the next 14 hours are expected to be particularly critical, with heavy rain and severe weather likely to affect several regions
US: 2 dead, 5 injured in shooting at Seattle's Bite of Seattle festival
Police launched an investigation into the incident and urged the public to avoid the area near the Space Needle, where the shooting occurred
The Maharashtra CET Cell has extended the registration deadline for the B Architecture centralised admission process for the 2026-27 academic session to July 28, 2026. Candidates can complete online registration and upload documents until 5:00 PM on the revised deadline. The authority has also issued the updated admission schedule, including application verification, merit list publication and grievance submission dates. A total of 6,160 candidates have registered for the admission process so far.
Netanyahu vows to address UN despite NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's opposition
After Mamdani called him a war criminal and said he was not welcome in New York, Netanyahu accused the mayor of aligning with Hamas murderers and supporting the October 7 attack on the Israeli public
Yemen PM demands firmer global stance against Houthi maritime attacks
Zindani stressed that these practices extend beyond Yemen by threatening global supply chains, freedom of navigation, and international efforts aimed at achieving peace and stability
We have far more munitions: Trump refutes reports of ammunition shortage
In a statement to The Wall Street Journal, Trump rejected claims that dwindling munitions pose a problem for US defence capabilities, asserting, we have far more munitions than anyone in the world, and far more than we need
Amit Shah backs PM Modi's task force on exam reforms
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the high-powered task force constituted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi under Nandan Nilekani will strengthen examination reforms and prevent paper leaks. He said the Centre is committed to ensuring a transparent examination system while promising strict punishment for those involved in exam fraud.
Mohan Bhagwat says LGBTQ+ people are part of society
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said the LGBTQ+ community is an integral part of society and should not be ostracised. Speaking at an event in Hyderabad, he said people of diverse sexual orientations have the right to live with dignity and compassion, while also calling for cooperation and equality between men and women.
Rijiju urges MPs to support anti-paper leak Bill discussion
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has urged all MPs to participate in Monday's discussion on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026. The proposed legislation seeks to strengthen the anti-paper leak law through stricter penalties, fast-track courts and time-bound investigations and trials.
19-year-old NEET re-exam candidate dies by suicide in Maharashtra; police probe underway
A 19-year-old medical aspirant died by suicide after receiving her NEET re-examination score. She was disheartened by her score of 166 marks in the recent exam. Her father stated she prepared well but faced stress due to exam irregularities. Parents of another deceased aspirant demanded justice and compensation from the government. Union Minister JP Nadda announced compensation for families of NEET aspirants who died.
Iran conflict widens despite pause in US strikes
The conflict involving Iran widened over the weekend despite a pause in US strikes, with Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis targeting Saudi oil installations along the Red Sea and Tehran accusing Ukraine of attacking one of its vessels in the Caspian Sea. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump signalled a preference for diplomacy over further military advances
Typhoon Noul hits China; floods leave 10 dead
Typhoon Noul, the strongest storm to hit China this year, made landfall in Guangdong province early Sunday, bringing heavy rain and gale-force winds. Meanwhile, rain-triggered flash floods killed 10 people in Gansu, prompting authorities to activate a Level-IV national disaster relief emergency response for Guangdong.
Cancer-prone pet gecko offers new hope for tumour research
A rare leopard gecko known as the lemon frost morph could provide scientists with a powerful new model for studying how cancer develops and spreads. Around 80 per cent of these pet geckos develop aggressive tumours, offering researchers fresh insights into why some species are highly susceptible to cancer while others rarely develop the disease.
Mid-Day Opinion: Indias education system needs an overhaul
This is easier said than done, considering that faculty, certainly not all of them, though, have been involved in some paper leaks themselves
Katy Perry objects to Trump using 'Firework' in Iran strike video
Singer-songwriter Katy Perry has criticised US President Donald Trump after her hit song Firework was used in a social media video featuring footage of US military strikes on Iran. Perry said she was neither consulted nor gave permission for the use of her 2010 track and described the incident as deeply appalled and angry.
Tej Pratap Yadav sent to judicial custody over Bihar bandh
Former Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav was sent to judicial custody after being arrested in connection with enforcing a statewide bandh called by students' unions over the NEET paper leak. He was produced before a Patna court, which remanded him to Beur Central Jail, his lawyer said.
Rajnath Singh rules out talks with Pakistan beyond PoK
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India will hold no talks with Pakistan except on Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), accusing Islamabad of making terrorism a part of its state policy. Speaking at the Kargil War Memorial, he said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's ability to respond decisively to cross-border terrorism.
NDMC begins clean-up after Jantar Mantar protest ends
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) launched a large-scale clean-up operation at Jantar Mantar after the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called off its protest. Officials said nearly 60 metric tonnes of waste are expected to be cleared using sanitation workers, mechanised equipment and heavy vehicles deployed overnight.
India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in several regions. Chhattisgarh and Odisha are expected to receive isolated extremely heavy showers. Heavy to very heavy rain will also impact Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Maharashtra. The weather office warns of thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across many states. Squally conditions are predicted over the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
Hajj 2027: J&K receives just 4,691 applications
Jammu and Kashmir has received 4,691 applications for Hajj 2027, significantly lower than the Union Territorys expected quota of 7,981 pilgrims, indicating that the entire allocation may not be utilised if the present trend continues. According to a senior official of the J&K Hajj Committee, the applications comprise 2,566 male and 2,125 female pilgrims. Among the applicants, 24 women have registered under the Ladies Without Mahram (LWM) category, while 620 are senior citizens aged above 65 years. The number of applications is around 3,290 short of the expected quota, suggesting a lower response from intending pilgrims this year. However, the final quota for Jammu and Kashmir will be determined by the Hajj Committee of India in accordance with the Hajj Policy. District-wise, Srinagar recorded the highest number of applications at 1,152, followed by Baramulla with 595, Anantnag 420, Budgam 404, Pulwama 361, Kupwara 323 and Kulgam 265. In the Jammu division, Rajouri received the highest number of applications at 174, followed by Jammu 106, Poonch 101, Doda 85, Ramban 54, Udhampur 50, Samba 46, Reasi 38, Kathua 36 and Kishtwar 35. The senior official said the Hajj Committee of India will scrutinise all applications before initiating the subsequent stages of the Hajj 2027 selection process in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Minority Affairs. At the national level, the Hajj Committee of India received 2,01,725 applications after the close of the registration window. Among the states, Gujarat recorded the highest number of applications at 31,755, followed by Maharashtra (28,372), Kerala (24,500), Uttar Pradesh (22,623), Karnataka (17,939), Tamil Nadu (14,124), Telangana (12,021) and Madhya Pradesh (10,141). Officials said the quota for Hajj Group Organisers (HGOs) has not yet been announced. The allocation under the HGO category will be notified separately by the Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India.
The most valuable asset in a democracy is neither a political party nor a charismatic leader. It is the trust of the voter. Every election is built upon a simple understanding: citizens cast their votes for a candidate, a party, an ideology, and a vision for governance. Yet, across India, this understanding is increasingly being tested by a political culture in which defections, splits, mergers, and realignments have become commonplace. The question that emerges is both simple and profound: who truly owns the voters mandate? Over the last decade, Indian politics has witnessed an unprecedented wave of political migration. Maharashtra saw a dramatic split within Shiv Sena, where a large section of legislators moved with the faction led by Eknath Shinde, fundamentally altering the states political landscape. In West Bengal, defections between the Trinamool Congress and the BJP became a defining feature of electoral competition, with leaders crossing party lines in pursuit of new political opportunities. Political commentators have increasingly described defections not as isolated incidents but as a recurring feature of contemporary politics. These developments raise uncomfortable questions for representative democracy. If voters elect a representative on one partys symbol and that representative later changes allegiance, does the mandate belong to the individual politician or to the political platform on which the election was won? While the Constitution provides legal mechanisms to deal with defections, the moral and democratic questions remain unresolved. This debate has particular relevance for Jammu and Kashmir. The Union Territory is undergoing a crucial phase in its democratic journey. After years of political uncertainty, elected institutions are once again expected to serve as the primary channel through which public aspirations are articulated. At such a moment, political stability and ideological coherence are not merely matters of party interest; they are essential to democratic confidence. The pressure on political parties in Jammu and Kashmir is therefore unlike that in many other regions. The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, for instance, occupies a strategically important position in national politics. Its parliamentary representation has enhanced its relevance in negotiations concerning issues affecting the region. Yet greater political relevance also brings greater internal pressure. Expectations from party workers rise, regional interests become more assertive, and differences within leadership structures become more visible. Recent public statements by some party leaders and parliamentarians have occasionally revealed tensions between individual political positions and broader party messaging. Such developments are not unique to the National Conference; they are visible across Indias political spectrum. However, they highlight a challenge faced by all democratic parties: how to balance internal debate with organizational discipline. A party that cannot accommodate dissent risks becoming rigid, while a party unable to maintain coherence risks appearing divided. The challenge becomes even more significant when governance expectations remain high. Citizens are waiting for visible progress on employment, infrastructure, investment, and public services. Questions surrounding cabinet restructuring, administrative priorities, and policy implementation naturally generate debate within political circles. In such circumstances, any perception of internal instability can create uncertainty among party workers and voters alike. The larger concern, however, extends beyond any single party. The normalization of defections has gradually transformed Indian politics from a contest of ideas into a contest of political arithmetic. Numbers have begun to overshadow narratives. Legislative strength increasingly appears vulnerable to post-election realignments, creating a perception that electoral outcomes can be modified long after votes have been counted. Defenders of political realignment argue that elected representatives must retain the freedom to leave parties that no longer reflect their beliefs. Critics counter that most defections are driven less by ideology than by calculations of power and political survival. The truth may vary from case to case, but the cumulative effect is undeniable: public trust in representative politics is weakened whenever voters feel that their mandate can be transferred without their consent. For Jammu and Kashmir, this lesson is particularly important. The regions political future depends not merely on electoral participation but on sustained faith in democratic institutions. Political parties must therefore recognize that maintaining internal cohesion, respecting voter expectations, and providing stable governance are essential responsibilities. Democracy cannot thrive if electoral mandates become temporary arrangements subject to constant renegotiation. Ultimately, the question is not whether defections are legal. The more important question is whether they strengthen the bond between voters and their representatives. Democracy survives not because politicians change sides, but because citizens believe their vote continues to matter after the election is over. As India witnesses an era of unprecedented political mobility, Jammu and Kashmir must guard against a culture in which political loyalty becomes secondary to political opportunity. The future of democratic representation depends on preserving the integrity of the mandate entrusted by the people. For in the end, the voters mandate belongs neither to parties nor to politicians. It belongs to the people who cast it. Author is Assistant Professor at UILS, Chandigarh University. Views are personal.
Deshbhakt defeated andhbhakt, its now BJP vs Bharat: Thackerays
Mumbai Cyber Police register FIR against point-of-sale operator for selling mule SIM cards
Maharashtra records 87.79 pc distribution, 60.44 pc digitisation of enumeration forms under SIR
Maharashtra has distributed over eighty-seven percent of elector forms during the ongoing revision. Sixty percent of these distributed forms have now been successfully digitized. Hingoli district leads in form distribution, while Ratnagiri leads in digitization efforts. Major urban districts like Thane and Mumbai show lower percentages for both tasks. This exercise aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date voter lists for future elections.
Euphoric in victory, youth flag policy fatigue, E20 rule; Mumbai student groups plan coalition
Drunk driver reverses SUV in high speed to evade nakabandi in Mumbai, injures police constable
