Western Freight Corridor to cut logistics cost to 7 pc; help India compete with China: Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the completed Western Dedicated Freight Corridor could bring Indias logistics costs down to around 7%, helping it compete with China. The 1,600-km corridor will connect Uttar Pradesh with JNPT and sharply reduce freight transit times.
Tukaram Mundhe Acts Against 880 Units, Seizes
Maharashtra FDA intensifies drug safety checks, suspending 677 licences and cancelling 203 amid widespread violations.
Ganesh Chaturthi 2026: How British Hindus found a workaround for an 'illegal ritual'
Highlights: Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 begins on 14 September and runs for ten days, ending with Anant Chaturdashi on 23 September. The festival's closing ritual, immersing a clay idol of Lord Ganesha in water, is restricted in UK rivers and lakes under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Water Resources Act 1991. British Hindu communities have spent two decades building workarounds, from Environment Agency-permitted river sites to eco-friendly idols designed to dissolve safely at home. Every Ganesh Chaturthi ends the same way. Ten days after Lord Ganesha's clay idol is welcomed into a home or temple, it's carried out in procession and lowered into water, so that he can begin his journey back. In Maharashtra, that means the Arabian Sea. In Britain, it means the Thames isn't legally yours to use that way, and the diaspora has been quietly solving that exact problem for twenty years. Why can't you just do it in the river? Because British law doesn't make an exception for it. The Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Water Resources Act 1991 both restrict depositing solid material into protected waterways, and that applies to clay idols and religious offerings just as much as anything else, regardless of intent. The Thames, in particular, is treated as a protected waterway, meaning any activity that could affect water quality or wildlife needs formal authorisation from the Environment Agency and, in London specifically, the Port of London Authority as well. That's not a small bureaucratic footnote. It means the single most important ritual moment of a ten-day festival can't simply happen the way it always has back home. So what actually happens instead? A genuine mix of solutions, built up gradually rather than handed down as one official answer. Some communities have secured formal permission for organised immersions at specific spots, Putney and Richmond among them, where councils, the Environment Agency and local Hindu organisations coordinate in advance. Slough runs its own version at the Jubilee River, where the first officially sanctioned immersion took place in 2022, drawing more than 100 families in its opening two days after years of people either skipping the ritual entirely or making do with a bucket at home. For most families, the more practical answer has been to change the idol itself rather than fight the river. Clay and other genuinely biodegradable materials have become the standard for UK-bought murtis, replacing the plaster of Paris versions common in India, meaning a family can perform visarjan safely in a garden pond, a paddling pool, or even a bathtub, and know the material will actually break down rather than sit at the bottom as waste. Ganesh Chaturthi 2026 in the UK Festival begins 14 September Ends (Anant Chaturdashi / visarjan) 23 September Duration 10 days UK public holiday status Not a public holiday; banks and businesses open as normal Permitted river immersion sites Putney and Richmond (London), Jubilee River (Slough), by prior arrangement Common home alternative Eco-friendly clay idols, dissolved in a bucket, paddling pool or bathtub Has London always celebrated it this way? Not for long, in the scheme of things. The first organised Ganesh Chaturthi celebration in London took place in 2005, hosted by the Hindu Culture and Heritage Society at the Vishwa Hindu Temple in Southall, with the idol immersed at Putney Pier. Two decades on, celebrations now draw thousands across London, Leicester, Birmingham and Manchester, with an estimated 10,000 people gathering for festivities at Dollis Hill in some recent years. What started as one community organising a single immersion has grown into a genuinely national, and now genuinely legal, tradition. What does this actually say about the festival itself? That adapting to a new country hasn't meant losing the meaning of the ritual, it's meant rebuilding the practical side of it from scratch. Ganesha is traditionally invoked at the start of anything new, a business, a wedding, an academic year, in much the same way British Hindu communities have marked other major dates on the calendar, from Diwali street lighting switch-ons to how this year's Independence Day landed against the backdrop of the new UK-India trade deal. There's something fitting about a diaspora spending two decades working out, piece by piece, exactly how to keep a ritual alive somewhere it was never originally built to exist. Quick answers Is Ganesh Chaturthi a public holiday in the UK? No. It isn't a recognised public holiday, so banks, schools and most workplaces operate as normal throughout the festival. Can you legally immerse a Ganesh idol in the River Thames? Only with prior authorisation. The Thames is a protected waterway under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and the Water Resources Act 1991, so organised immersions need sign-off from the Environment Agency and, in London, the Port of London Authority. What's the safest way to do visarjan at home in the UK? Use a genuinely biodegradable clay idol rather than a plaster of Paris one, and immerse it in a garden pond, paddling pool or bathtub, disposing of the dissolved clay responsibly afterwards.
Swyom Advisors Marks Three Years of Operations at Beyond Alpha: Chapter 3 in Mumbai
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 8: Swyom Advisors Limited, the SEBI-registered investment manager to the Swyom India Alpha Fund, marked the completion of three years of operations at Beyond Alpha: Chapter 3, an evening reception held on Saturday, 5 September at the Grand Ballroom, Taj Santacruz, Mumbai. The gathering brought together the firm's investors, distribution partners, service providers and associates from across the Indian capital markets ecosystem.
Students protest in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar against MPSC paper leak, check their demands
A large number of students preparing for MPSC competitive examinations gathered at Kranti Chowk to protest against MPSC paper leaks. The students chanted slogans demanding transparency in the examination system.The students demanded the resignation of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) chairman. Students say incidents like paper leaks affect the confidence of thousands of candidates who have worked hard and prepared for the exams and have a direct impact on their future.
MPSC paper leak: Aspirants protest in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, seek probe
Scores of MPSC aspirants staged a protest in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on Tuesday, alleging widespread corruption and paper leaks, and demanded a high-level probe into the recent recruitment examinations. Protesters gathered at the Kranti Chowk area of the city, demanding the immediate appointment of officers with a clean image to the top posts in the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC). A similar march was held in Pune on Monday. ''An efficient officer with a clean image like (state FDA commissioner) Tukaram Mundhe should be posted to MPSC; only then students will get justice. We come from families of farmers and come here to study and fulfil the dreams of our parents, one of the protesting aspirants said. The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating a question paper leak involving the MPSC Drug Inspector (Group-B) screening examination held in March. The police have arrested seven persons, including a female candidate who had secured seventh rank in the exam
Maharashtra: Shiv Sena Suspends Seven Office Bearers In Palghar Districts
Shiv Sena suspended seven functionaries over an alleged attack on Palghar hospital staff during a dispute over treatment and bills of injured Dahi Handi participants. Police booked 17 people, while the probe continues.
PM Modi gets rousing welcome in Vadodara, to unveil projects worth over Rs 35,000 crore
Digital Desk | Vadodara, Sep 8 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi received an enthusiastic welcome from the young crowd at the NaMo for Viksit Bharat programme in Vadodara on Tuesday, as thousands of people gathered for an event marking the launch and dedication of major infrastructure projects in Gujarat. PM Modi arrived in Vadodara as part of his visit to Gujarat and Maharashtra, with the Vadodara programme centred on development projects worth more than Rs 35,000 crore. The Prime Minister is scheduled to lay foundation stones, inaugurate and dedicate several rail, road, urban development and renewable energy projects to the nation. A key highlight of the programme is the dedication of three sections of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC), covering 326 route kilometres and developed at a cost of more than Rs 20,700 crore. The sections are Sanand (North)-Makarpura, New Umbergaon-New Saphale, and New Saphale-Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA). The commissioning of these sections marks the completion of the WDFC across its entire length. The corridor will provide direct freight connectivity to JNPA, facilitating the movement of export-import cargo between industrial centres and the port while helping reduce transit time and logistics costs and easing congestion on Mumbais railway network. PM Modi will also flag off freight train services from New Sanand (North), New Makarpura, New Umbergaon, and New JNPT, Mumbai. A new passenger train service between Vadodara and Tanda Road will also be flagged off, benefiting people in Vadodara, Chhota Udepur, and Alirajpur districts. The Prime Minister will dedicate the Jobat-Tanda Road new railway line, developed as part of the Chhota Udepur-Dhar project, connecting remote and tribal areas of Alirajpur with the national rail network. Three railway projects spanning 329 km and costing more than Rs 9,700 crore will also have their foundation stones laid. These include the third and fourth lines between Vadodara and Ratlam, gauge conversion of the Miyagam Karjan-Choranda-Malsar section, and doubling of the Vishwamitri-Dabhoi section. On the road network, foundation stones will be laid for three National Highway projects costing around Rs 1,780 crore. The projects include six-laning of the Kamrej-Chalthan section of NH-48, additional structures including major bridges over the Tapi and Narmada on the Vadodara-Surat section of NH-48, and grade-separated structures at Abhava, Mindhola, and Khajod junctions on NH-53. Six-lane flyovers at Kandari Chokdi and Luvara Patia will also be inaugurated. Projects of the state government worth around Rs 2,600 crore are also part of the programme, including Phase II of the Vadodara Urban Development Authority Ring Road, a 110 MW floating solar project at Kadana Dam, and a new Vadodara Municipal Corporation office. Housing projects under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and a water-supply project covering 11 villages in eastern Vadodara are among the projects to be inaugurated. Ahead of the Prime Ministers visit, public participation for the Vadodara programme was opened through free registration on BookMyShow, with the Vadodara Municipal Corporation managing registrations through the private digital platform. Organisers said all available seats were booked within an hour, while more than 42,000 additional applicants were placed on a waiting list. The event is also using a digital entry system, with registered participants receiving M-Tickets carrying secure live QR codes for verification. Registration, verification, entry, and seating are being managed digitally to facilitate crowd movement at the venue. After Vadodara, PM Modi is scheduled to travel to Mumbai, where he will inaugurate the Global Fintech Fest 2026 in the evening.
At least six killed, seven others injured in horrific road accident near Gondia in Maharashtra
At least six people were killed and seven others were injured in a road accident on Tuesday near Nagra village on the Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh state highway, five kilometers from Gondia city. Three of them remain in critical condition. The incident was reported when the speeding truck collided head-on with a pickup truck at 12:30 pm. Three people died on the spot while 11 others died in hospital with serious injuries. The victims were laborers from Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh who were travelling to Hyderabad for work.
Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe clarified the new food safety directive. This order aims to monitor and prevent food adulteration throughout the year. It ensures food served at festivals and gatherings is safe and compliant. The directive establishes a standing framework for food safety enforcement. This aims to prevent illness and ensure safe food during celebrations.
Vimal Elaichi Makers Move Delhi HC Over Notices To Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn, Tiger Shroff
PB Agro has challenged Maharashtra FDA notices alleging surrogate promotion of banned pan masala through Vimal Elaichi advertisements.
Torrent Green Energy commissions 322 MWp solar power projects in Nashik
Torrent Green Energy, a Torrent Group company and wholly owned subsidiary of Torrent Power, has successfully commissioned 322 MWp of ground-mounted decentralized solar power projects across Nashik district, Maharashtra, under the Mukhyamantri Saur Krushi Vahini Yojana (MSKVY) 2.0 - a scheme launched for implementation of feeder level solarisation under Component-C of PM-KUSUM scheme.
Tendulkar Spends Rs 70 Crore On Property
Sachin Tendulkar has acquired a 3.86 acre land parcel in Lonavala, Maharashtra, for approximately Rs 70 crore, completing the purchase through three separate conveyance deeds.
Preity Zinta Declares She Is 'Team Tukaram Mundhe' With A Bold Fashion Statement
Several celebrities, including Preity Zinta, Manoj Bajpayee, Salman Khan, and Twinkle Khanna, have expressed their support for Maharashtra FDA Chief's dedication towards food safety.
North Korea, Russia open first cross-border road bridge amid deepening ties
The opening ceremony took place the previous day in Rason in North Korea and Khasan in Russia, virtually attended by North Korean Premier Pak Thae-song and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, reports Yonhap, quoting the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA)
Tragic Collision on Gondia-Balaghat Road Claims Three Lives, Leaves Eleven Injured
A severe accident in Gondia, Maharashtra, results in three fatalities and eleven injuries after a truck collides with a pickup vehicle. Tragic Collision on Gondia-Balaghat Road Claims Three Lives, Leaves Eleven Injured
Donald Trump promotes proposed H-1B fee in Labour Day message on US jobs
Trump presented the H-1B proposal as part of a broader economic strategy aimed at giving preference to American workers
MPSC Assistant Language Director Recruitment 2026 - Apply Online
Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for 2 Assistant Language Director (Translation and Terminology) posts. The online application process will be conducted from the opening date to 29-09-2026. Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, mpsc.gov.in.
Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra to take charge as Ram Temple Trust CEO on tuesday
The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust appointed Air Marshal (Retd) Jeetendra Mishra as the CEO of the Ram Temple Trust earlier this month
Prime Minister Modi to Launch Major Development Projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra
Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate significant development projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra, including railway and highway initiatives. Prime Minister Modi to Launch Major Development Projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra
BMC demolishes garage, marriage hall over encroachment on fire station land
Flights to and from Jakarta resume after volcanic eruption forced 2-day closure
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport and Halim Perdanakusuma Airport serving Jakarta, Husein Sastranegara Airport in West Java's Bandung city and two smaller airports in Banten province reopened just after midnight, Transportation Minister Dudy Purwagandhi said
Delhi-NCR to see light rain, partly cloudy skies as humidity stays high
The southwest monsoon remains active over several parts of the country. The IMD has forecast heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and other regions on Tuesday
Ganeshotsav 2026: Your faral and mithai guide in Mumbai for this festive season
Pick from our authentic regional faral and mithai spread for your last-minute festive fare before you welcome Ganesh home
Cauvery water release: Karnataka cuts discharge to Tamil Nadu by 57 pe rcent
Of the total quantity released towards Tamil Nadu, 4,800 cusecs were being discharged from the Krishnaraja Sagar reservoir, commonly known as KRS. The remaining 1,200 cusecs were being released from the Kabini reservoir
PB Agro, maker of Vimal Elaichi, has moved the Delhi High Court challenging notices issued by the Maharashtra FDA to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over alleged surrogate advertising of banned pan masala. The company maintains that Vimal Elaichi is a separate product and has questioned the FDA's jurisdiction.
Schools facing acute teacher shortage in core subjects: TISS
UP six-yr-old boy donates piggy bank savings to support victims of Nepal floods
On September 3, the kid arrived at the office of Kushinagar District Magistrate Mahender Singh Tawar carrying his piggy bank filled with savings
NHRC directs states, UTs to ensure anti-snake venom availability in snakebite-prone areas
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sept 8 (IANS) The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), taking cognizance of two separate cases involving deaths following snakebites on Tuesday, has issued directions to strengthen systems for the prevention and treatment of snakebite incidents. A Bench of the NHRC, headed by Member Priyank Kanoongo, directed all States and Union Territories to ensure adequate availability of Anti-Snake Venom (ASV) in remote and snakebite-prone areas to facilitate timely and life-saving treatment for victims. The Commission also directed the States and UTs to identify high-risk areas, compile empirical data on snakebite incidents and ensure adequate healthcare and emergency medical infrastructure in such locations. The Bench further stressed the need to review infrastructure and prescribed safety standards at tribal ashram shalas and other residential hostels, particularly those located in remote and forested areas. It said such facilities must have adequate beds and cots, sufficient wardens and staff, safe sleeping arrangements, secure campuses and immediate access to emergency medical assistance for children residing there. The directions were issued while the Commission considered two separate cases. The first case concerns the deaths of three tribal girl students following a snakebite at a tribal residential school hostel in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. The incident raised serious concerns regarding hostel infrastructure and the availability of basic facilities. The second case relates to the death of a snakebite victim in Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh, allegedly following a delay in making Anti-Snake Venom available for treatment. The Commission has sought Action Taken Reports from the concerned authorities within the stipulated time. Earlier, on August 3, a 41-year-old woman and her 13-year-old daughter reportedly died of snakebites, while her 18-year-old son was injured in an alleged attack by a venomous snake in Triveni Colony, Bakhtawarpur. The incident reportedly occurred while the family was sleeping at their home. Meanwhile, snakebite cases had risen across Gautam Budh Nagar this year, with the district recording 115 cases between Jan and July, including 57 venomous bites, health department data shows. More than 47 per cent of the total cases are from July, when 55 people were bitten by snakes, including 30 venomous ones, making it the highest monthly tally so far. In 2025, the district has recorded 143 cases till Aug.
Sergio Gor: India-US space ties deepen as nations move towards co-creation
He was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the ninth edition of the Bengaluru Space Expo (BSX), being organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in partnership with ISRO
No Religious, Cultural Activity Prohibited: Tukaram Mundhe Clears Misunderstanding
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Johns Hopkins APL unveils FAST CAR2 for rapid composite production
The rapid FAST CAR2 process replaces traditional, labor-intensive methods, paving the way for faster, more efficient production of high-performance materials
Thane teen with 95.7 pc marks ends life after failing to get entry into college of choice
Thane, Sep 08: A 17yearold student, who had scored 95.7 per cent marks in his Class 12 science exams, allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra's Thane city after failing to secure admission to his preferred higher education institute, police said. The boy, whose family resided in an upscale housing complex in Hiranandani Estate on Ghodbunder Road, sent a message to his family's WhatsApp group stating his intention to end his life. However, before anyone could intervene, the boy jumped to his death from the 22nd-floor refuge area of a residential building on September 4 evening, the police said on Monday. According to police, the boy's family suspects no foul play, attributing the extreme step entirely to academic distress. The teenager recently passed his Class 12 science exams with a score of 95.7 per cent and aspired to pursue a BS-MS dual degree at the Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology (IIEST), Shibpur (Kolkata), the police said. However, he fell short of securing a seat after ranking 10,474 in the aptitude test. His disappointment deepened after failing to secure admission in the reputed institute, they said. According to police, the teenager left his residence around 7.30 pm on September 4, telling his family he was going for cycling. At around 8.15 pm, he sent a message to his family's WhatsApp group stating his intention to end his life. Upon seeing the message and finding his phone switched off, his family immediately alerted the Kasarvadavali police. The police and family members rushed to search the locality and found the teenager lying severely injured on a pavement near his apartment. He was rushed to the Civil Hospital in Thane, where doctors declared him dead on arrival, the police said. An accidental death report (ADR) has been registered based on a statement given by the deceased's father.
Teardrop-shaped soft robot jumps continuously under infrared light
The V-shape restricts normal rolling, forcing the ribbon to twist and store elastic energy
Vagus nerve stimulation may boost long-term motor learning, study finds
The treatment did not improve immediate performance, proving Vagus Nerve Stimulation specifically acts on memory stabilisation rather than real-time execution
PM Modi to inaugurate several development projects in Gujarat, Maharashtra today
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 8 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Gujarat and Maharashtra on Tuesday and launch various development projects in both the states. At around noon, the Prime Minister will lay the foundation stones, inaugurate and dedicate to the nation various development projects worth more than Rs 35,000 crore in Vadodara. He will also address the gathering on the occasion. At around 5:45 p.m., the Prime Minister will inaugurate Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026 in Mumbai and address the gathering as well. In Vadodara, the Prime Minister will dedicate to the nation three important sections of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC), covering 326 route kilometres and developed at a cost of more than Rs 20,700 crore. These include the New Sanand (N)- New Makarpura, New Umbergaon-New Saphale and New Saphale- New JNPT sections. The officials said that the direct connectivity of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) will facilitate faster movement of EXIM cargo, strengthen connectivity between industrial centres and ports, reduce logistics costs and help decongest Mumbai's railway network. With the commissioning of these sections, the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) network will stand fully operational across its entire length. The dedicated freight infrastructure will further strengthen the country's logistics ecosystem by improving multimodal connectivity, reducing transit time and facilitating seamless movement of cargo across different regions, the officials said. The Prime Minister will also flag off freight train services from New Sanand (North), New Makarpura, New Umbergaon and New JNPT, Mumbai. In addition, he will flag off a new passenger train service between Tanda Road and Vadodara (Pratapnagar). PM Modi will dedicate to the nation the JobatTanda Road new rail line, developed as part of the Chhota UdepurDhar project. The new rail line will connect remote and tribal areas of Alirajpur with the national rail network. He will also lay the foundation stone for three railway projects spanning 329 kilometres and costing more than Rs 9,700 crore. These include the Vadodara-Ratlam third and fourth lines, Miyagam Karjan-ChorandaMalsar gauge conversion and the Vishwamitri-Dabhoi doubling project. The projects will enhance passenger and freight capacity, ease congestion and strengthen connectivity between Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, officials said. The Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for three National Highway projects costing around Rs 1,780 crore. These include six-laning of the Kamrej-Chalthan section of NH-48; construction of additional structures, including major bridges over the Tapi and Narmada, on the Vadodara-Surat section of NH-48; and grade-separated structures at Abhava, Mindhola and Khajod junctions on NH-53. He will also lay the foundation stone for and inaugurate various Government of Gujarat projects worth around Rs 2,600 crore. Major projects for which the foundation stone will be laid include Vadodara Urban Development Authority Ring Road Phase II and a 110 MW floating solar project at Kadana Dam, construction of the new office of Vadodara Municipal Corporation, among others. Projects to be inaugurated include housing projects under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and a water-supply project for 11 villages in eastern Vadodara, among others. In Mumbai, the Prime Minister will inaugurate Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026, one of the world's largest and most influential annual fintech conferences. The seventh edition of the Global Fintech Fest is being held from Tuesday (September 8) to Friday (September 11). Since 2020, GFF has emerged as an international thought leadership platform bringing together policymakers, regulators, central banks, financial institutions, fintechs, technology companies, investors, academia and other global stakeholders to deliberate on shaping the future of finance. The theme of GFF 2026 is 'Potential to Impact: Agentic AI, Tokenisation, Quantum - Trusted, Connected, Global Systems for Inclusive Finance'. Officials said that the GFF 2026 has been designed as a convergence point for policy, regulation, technology, capital and industry on a common platform. It seeks to build on India's leadership in digital payments and financial inclusion and move from potential to impact. The discussions will focus on how Agentic AI, programmable finance, quantum technologies and other critical and emerging technologies can create trusted, inclusive and measurable outcomes for citizens, enterprises and economies globally, officials said.
North Korea commissions nuclear-capable Kang Kon naval destroyer
Leader Kim Jong-un attended the commissioning ceremony held a day earlier at the eastern port city of Wonsan, where he called the new 5000-ton destroyer essentially an offensive destroyer and part of the state nuclear counteraction system
Maharashtra will shut down within 10 minutes if Maratha protesters are harmed: Manoj Jarange Patil
Manoj Jarange Patil appealed to female members of the community to treat all the sons and daughters of the Maratha community as their own and act accordingly, while asking the entire community not to act aggressively towards police and protest silently.
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Sayaji Realty Acquires Prabhavati Niwas Redevelopment Project in Vile Parle
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 7: Sayaji Realty has acquired Prabhavati Niwas on Park Road in Vile Parle East for redevelopment, adding a distinctive boutique residential address to its growing portfolio of premium developments across Mumbai. Set within one of Vile Parle's most established and sought-after residential pockets, the project is envisioned as an intimate, super-luxury development offering 15 spacious 3 BHK residences, designed around a private, villa-like living experience.
2 held for assaulting, robbing driver in Talegaon Dabhade
Fraudsters use SIR bait to siphon off Rs4L from retired engineer
Four arrested for robbing MSRTC bus conductor of Rs 9,000 near Shirur
Amtes in search of new mgmt to take over Anand Niketan College
Leaked MPSC paper shakes faith, blows away years of toil
5-month pregnant minor alleges rape by 2 bikers
POCSO Probe Shifts Focus To Alleged Boyfriend
Pimpri-Chinchwad residents face power woes following major MSETCL substation fire
Angry MPSC aspirants warn of Jantar Mantar-like stir if govt fails to act in 3 days
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Extended Ganeshotsav For Mandals As Bappa Stays Home For Almost 25 Days
City cleric issues fatwa against DJ at Islamic events
Dry Aug pushes Maha soybean farmers to the brink as crops wither
132 FIRs filed against Dahi Handi mandals for noise norms violation in Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad
DJ ban, MPSC issues unresolved as govt wants to divert attention from eco crisis: Supriya
PCMC to announce 12 land parcels for waste processing, one in each zone, to ease Moshi depot burden
One held for thrashing, robbing Kalewadi resident
Woman held for stealing Rs 6.3 lakh jewellery from shop in five-star hotel
Supreme Court slams assaults on doctors in Maharashtra, questions liberty of accused
The Supreme Court strongly disapproved of repeated assaults on doctors and hospital staff. Justices observed that individuals of the same ideology were allegedly behind these attacks. The court questioned how accused individuals could remain at liberty after such incidents. A plea concerning Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Sukrya Mhatre was heard by the bench. The Maharashtra government also sought cancellation of Mhatre's bail.
Ganpati mandals urged to keep vulgar songs off playlists
Paper leak protests hit Pune as Maratha quota stir looms in Maharashtra
Students in Pune protested demanding MPSC chairman and secretary resignations after a paper leak. Maratha activist Manoj Jarange Patil continues his fast seeking caste certificates for reservation benefits. Thousands of students marched towards the Pune District Collectorate with opposition support. The government faces widespread discontent from various protesting communities. Patil plans a larger agitation in Mumbai after September twelfth.
Uber cabbie held for molesting woman passenger in Maharashtra
Vishakha Raut out of BMC House; 79 corporator polls face election petitions, says RTI
16-year-old boy fires at interior designer in case of mistaken identity, flees with minor aide
Elderly man gets 20-year RI for sexually assaulting 7-year-old
Lokmanya Tilaks descendant supports demand of ban on DJs, speaker systems
Bank ordered to pay firm Rs 1.5 crore over 2015 cyber fraud loss
Bombay HC acquits man on death row for rape, murder of physiotherapist
BMC plans Rs 3cr NEERI study on emissions at Mumbais Kanjurmarg dump
IIT-Bombay and Imperial College London Launch Research Partnership
Maharashtra FDA cancels licences of 62 pharma units, 141 chemist shops
Ujjaini Chakrabarty joins Oxford Centre for Hindu studies research team
MMCOE signs MoU with Binghamton University for global study pathways
5-minute frequency, focus on Mandai station: Metro gears up for crowd surge during Ganeshotsav
