Second-life surgery | Surrendered Maoists in Maharashtra reverse vasectomies for family life
As men in Maharashtras Maoist-affected Gadchiroli district give up arms, their outlook on life has changed. This report discusses how they are reversing the vasectomies that a life of resistance in the forest had forced them into
Onion farmers seek Rs 10,000 crore revival package, stable export policy from Centre
Maharashtra onion farmers are facing a severe financial crisis. They are urging the central government for a special Rs 10,000 crore revival package. Farmers have suffered significant losses due to export bans, price crashes, and natural calamities. The association seeks direct financial assistance and policy changes to support growers and the rural economy.
Maratha quota: Manoj Jarange ends fast after talks with govt delegation
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange ended his indefinite fast after Maharashtra government representatives presented a 12-point proposal. The government agreed to issue Kunbi caste certificates based on identified records and provide financial aid to families of deceased protesters. Jarange faced health issues during the protest.
Maharashtras Goal: A Child Marriage-Free State, Says Minister Aditi Tatkare
Mumbai, May 31: Maharashtras Minister for Women and Child Development, Aditi Tatkare, announced on Saturday that achieving a Child Marriage-Free Maharashtra is the states ultimate goal. She stated that the department has established a capable, dynamic, and modern system to completely eradicate child marriages across the state. Moving beyond traditional law enforcement, the Child Marriage-Free ... Read more Maharashtras Goal: A Child Marriage-Free State, Says Minister Aditi Tatkare
End of an era for Air India colonies in Mumbais Kalina as last of the occupants leave
40% of urban women in Maharashtra are obese, but proportion in south India is higher
Leopard spotted near Wagle estate area in Mumbai
Western Railway to operate superfast special trains from Bandra to Jaipur
Pune hooch case: FDA traces methanol source to Bhiwandi-linked firm
The Maharashtra FDA has traced the source of methanol allegedly used in the Pune hooch tragedy to a firm linked to Vashi and Bhiwandi, seized 5,929 kg of the chemical, and initiated action against the company owners as the probe into the toxic liquor deaths intensifies
Maharashtra Government Takes Strong Action Following Poisonous Liquor Incident
Pune, May 30: The recent deaths caused by consuming poisonous liquor in the Pimpri-Chinchwad area of Maharashtra have sent shockwaves throughout the state. Reports indicate that 17 to 18 individuals have lost their lives due to this tragic incident. Girish Mahajan, a minister in the Maharashtra government, stated that the government stands with the affected ... Read more Maharashtra Government Takes Strong Action Following Poisonous Liquor Incident
Artisan who fled away with Rs 5 crore jewellery arrested from West Bengal
Home is where tobacco exposure begins for children, says Salaam Bombay survey
Manoj Jarange resumes fast, seeks Kunbi caste certificates
Manoj Jarange Patil has started an indefinite fast in Jalna district. He is demanding Kunbi caste certificates for Marathas. This would grant them reservation benefits under the OBC category. The Maharashtra government faces legal challenges in implementing this demand. The agitation centers on Marathas from Marathwada receiving these certificates. Kunbis are already part of the OBC category in Maharashtra.
Slippers and rags crack tailors murder over Rs 3 lakh loan dispute; two from Maharashtra arrested
The Legacy of Ahilyabai Holkar: A Pioneer of Justice and Governance
New Delhi, May 30: In the 18th century India, a remarkable story unfolds. An eight-year-old girl diligently cleaned the steps of a small Shiva temple in the village of Chondi, located in present-day Maharashtra. At that moment, Malhar Rao Holkar, a great general of the Maratha Empire and the governor of Malwa, passed by with ... Read more The Legacy of Ahilyabai Holkar: A Pioneer of Justice and Governance
Mulund to Mt Everest: Meet 22-yr-old who danced before summiting peak
Holding Their Ground: Vasaikars Push Back Against the Burial of Their Ponds
Thane FDA seizes toxic methanol linked to Pune hooch tragedy
IMD Forecasts Heavy Rainfall Across Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra - News On AIR
IMD Forecasts Heavy Rainfall Across Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra News On AIR
13 Bookies Held in IPL Betting Racket Raid at Panvel Farmhouse
Bhiwandi doc accused of fudging womans breast cancer diagnosis report acquitted
BMC Sets 3-Month Deadline for Public Toilet Upgrades
BMC demolishes 250 illegal structures in Powai
Mumbai bizman held for procuring arms licence on forged docus
HC grants interim protection from arrest to whistleblower in financial fraud case
TCS Nashik case: Hearing on Nida Khan`s bail plea deferred to June 12
The development comes a day after the SIT probing the case filed its second charge sheet before a Nashik court. The accused named in the charge sheet include Raza Rafiq Memon, Shahrukh Husain Shaukat Qureshi, Ashwini Ashok Chainani, Attar, Shafi Bhikan Sheikh, Danish Sheikh and Khan, among others
World No Tobacco Day: Tamil Nadu Tops Tobacco Violations As Per NCRB Data
With a fairly significant difference, Kerala ranks second in tobacco-related offences with 9,132 cases, followed by Maharashtra with 6,397 cases, Rajasthan with 2,213 cases, and Karnataka ranking fifth highest with 1,139 cases
Congress targets HM over Pune incident
Baramati bus stand tops in cleanliness, discipline; bags Rs 1 crore award
Maharashtra CM not giving appointment to discuss Tummidihatti
Maratha quota: Jarange sits on indefinite fast under scorching sun, turns up heat on govt
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange has begun an indefinite fast in Jalna. He is demanding Kunbi caste certificates for Marathas and other concessions. The Maharashtra government has submitted a 12-point proposal to Jarange. He stated his team will study the proposal before deciding to end the strike. The government expressed commitment to resolving the issue positively.
Eggs hurled, shirt torn: Abhishek Banerjee attacked in West Bengal`s Sonarpur
After being hit by a couple of eggs hurled at him, the TMC Lok Sabha Member of Parliament (MP) quickly put on a cricket helmet to protect himself. Stones were also allegedly hurled in his direction but did not hit him
MAH MBA CET result 2026: First attempt scores declared- heres how to check
MAH MBA CET 2026 first attempt results are out. Candidates can check their scores on the official CET Cell website. This exam is key for admission to top MBA and MMS programs in Maharashtra. Over 350 institutes accept these scores. The Centralised Admission Process is expected to start soon.
Donald Trumps daughter Tiffany visits Taj Mahal
According to officials and local sources, Tiffany Trump travelled to Agra via a chartered aircraft. Security arrangements were put in place by local authorities in view of the high-profile visit, although the trip has been described as a private one with no official or diplomatic engagements scheduled
ISI-linked terror module targeting Delhi and Mumbai busted; nine arrested
Investigators have identified nearly 600 individuals across the country who were allegedly in contact with Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti through various channels, primarily social media platforms
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis on CNG price hike
Uttarakhand: Three vehicles fall into gorges in separate accidents; 7 killed, 6 injured
A series of tragic road accidents in Uttarakhand claimed the lives of seven people and injured six. A family of three died in Chamoli district after their vehicle fell into a gorge. In Uttarkashi, a pilgrim couple from Maharashtra perished similarly after losing control. Another accident in Almora district resulted in the deaths of two individuals when their tractor-trolley plunged into a gorge.
Army ready for Operation Sindoor 2.0 if required, says General Upendra Dwivedi
Speaking at a press conference on the sidelines of the passing-out parade of the 150th course of the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Khadakwasla, General Dwivedi noted that while a temporary cessation of hostilities currently exists, all three services are preparing intensely for the next phase should it occur
Mhada identifies 82 dangerous buildings in annual pre-monsoon survey
Mhada's pre-monsoon survey has identified 82 highly dangerous old buildings in Mumbai's island city, with 43 carried over from last year. These structures house 2,736 occupants, and while some have relocated, eviction notices have been issued to the remaining residents. A 24/7 control room is operational for distress calls.
Mahayuti committed to Maratha community, OBC interests fully protected: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis assures the public of his government's dedication to resolving the Maratha reservation issue. He emphasizes that all decisions will adhere strictly to constitutional and legal frameworks. Fadnavis also reassures the OBC community that their existing benefits will remain unaffected. The government aims for the welfare of all sections of society through constructive and transparent actions.
Manoj Jarange launches ninth indefinite fast over Maratha quota demands
The protest began at Antarwali Sarati village in Maharashtra`s Jalna district, where Jarange chose to sit on an indefinite fast despite soaring temperatures
Ten people have died from consuming illicit liquor in Pimpri-Chinchwad and Pune. Five police officials, including a Senior Police Inspector, have been suspended. Two individuals involved in the alcohol supply chain have been arrested. Forensic analysis confirmed the presence of toxic substances in the liquor. Public anger is directed at the police and the State Excise Department.
Political workers fan out to help Mumbai SIR-vive mapping
Political party workers are actively assisting election officials in Mumbai to update voter rolls before the Special Intensive Revision. These grassroots volunteers, familiar with local areas and residents, are crucial in tracking voters, verifying details, and ensuring names aren't mistakenly removed. This collaboration highlights the indispensable role of community networks in maintaining democratic processes in the megacity.
Iran says Hormuz Strait remains under its control amid US deal talks
Earlier in the day, in a social media post, US President Donald Trump outlined his demands, saying, Iran must agree that they will never have a Nuclear Weapon or Bomb
Govt asks state fuel retailers to build LPG reserves for 30 days of demand
The directive has been issued to major state-owned fuel retailers Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) which dominate India`s fuel distribution network
Tragic Deaths Linked to Toxic Alcohol in Pune: Illegal Seller Among Victims
Pune, May 30: The death toll from toxic alcohol consumption in Maharashtras Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad has risen. Reports confirm that illegal alcohol seller Rahul Kshirsagar is among the victims. A case against him was registered at the Hadapsar police station on May 13 for illegal alcohol sales. In the Pandhre Mala area of Hadapsar, ... Read more Tragic Deaths Linked to Toxic Alcohol in Pune: Illegal Seller Among Victims
Tragic Collision in Parbhani Claims Four Lives
Mumbai, May 30: A severe collision between a motorcycle and a private bus in Parbhani district, Maharashtra, has resulted in the deaths of four individuals. The accident occurred on the busy Parbhani-Pathri road near the Rahul Ginning area, close to the Andharwad Maruti Temple. Officials reported that the impact was so intense that the motorcycle ... Read more Tragic Collision in Parbhani Claims Four Lives
Bus crash on Virginia interstate kills 5, injures 44 after hitting vehicles
All five of the people who died were in vehicles hit by the bus, and 44 people were taken to hospitals, including three in critical condition, police said
Asaduddin Owaisi cites Article 25, questions objections to Namaz and Azaan
He concluded by saying the Constitution allows criticism of even God, but added that people were troubled just by the sound of the Azaan and by the word Muslim.
New Report Warns of Immediate Climate Risks Across India's 11,000 km Coastline
Indian Coastal Region: Climate Projections 2021–2040’ report released by Azim Premji University, Bengaluru. Santonu Goswami, Professor, School of Climate Change and Sustainability, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru Focusing on near-term projections (2021-2040) the study provides actionable insights for policymakers and local communities, using CMIP6* model projections corrected for regional bias to improve accuracy. The report warns that the window for adaptation is rapidly narrowing as the 1.5°C warming threshold is expected to be reached across India’s administrative regions in the near future. “Climate change is not some distant future challenge—it is the reality of today. 2040 is just 14 years away,” said Anurag Behar, CEO, Azim Premji Foundation . “This dataset brings to life the impacts of climate change with much greater immediacy, highlighting how we must restructure our infrastructure and governance to ensure we collectively address this crisis.” The report traces how specific changes—from rising wet-bulb temperatures in Kerala to intensifying monsoons in Maharashtra—are already rendering traditional knowledge systems, like the Nakaih wind calendar, unreliable. It aims to provide the foundational data necessary for local authorities to build district-level resilience. “The data in this report is a mirror that reflects a reality we can no longer afford to ignore. For decades, we treated climate change as a global abstraction — a problem of polar ice caps and distant centuries. But our findings show that for the Indian coastline, the crisis is hyper-local and immediate. Whether it is the heat stress in Ernakulam or the rising salinity in the Sundarbans, our vulnerability is visible in all aspects of our daily lives. We have a short window of time to move from reactive mitigation to proactive adaptation — we need to craft a future that acknowledges the ecological challenges faced by our nation,” said Harini Nagendra, Director, School of Climate Change and Sustainability, Azim Premji University. Maharashtra and Gujarat’s coastal regions are entering a period of significant environmental transition, with Suburban Mumbai projected to see summer maximum temperatures rise by 1.3°C, highlighting the growing need for heat-resilient urban planning. This warming is accompanied by a marked intensification of seasonal rainfall; Suburban Mumbai is expected to face almost an additional week (+6 days) of heavy rain, while districts like Surat and Bhavnagar are preparing for Southwest monsoon surges of 23% and 24%, respectively. These shifts are already impacting local livelihoods: for instance, the Koli community in Mumbai reports business losses when unpredictable rain spells disrupt the traditional drying of prawns. By focusing on the immediate 2040 window, the report provides the granular data necessary for the West Coast to safeguard its infrastructure and unique coastal heritage. Key Findings Rising Temperatures: India’s average temperatures are projected to increase by 1.5°C, with approximately 40 coastal districts likely to see summer temperatures rise by over 1°C. Dangerous "Wet-Bulb" Heat: Coastal Kerala and Tamil Nadu will experience high summer wet-bulb temperatures, nearing the 31°C- levels considered dangerous for humans. Ernakulam Heat Spike: Ernakulam is projected to record the highest increase in maximum summer temperatures projected at +1.3°C among all coastal districts. Intensified West Coast Monsoons: Coastal Maharashtra and Gujarat will receive significantly higher rainfall with suburban Mumbai likely to experience nearly an additional week of heavy rain. Surat’s Monsoon Surge: Surat is projected to see a substantial 23% increase in Southwest Monsoon compared to historical levels. Sea-Level Rise and Erosion: Under moderate emission scenarios (SSP2-4.5)**, global sea levels are projected to rise by 15 cm by 2050, accelerating coastal erosion and creating "ghost villages" in regions like Ganjam, Odisha. Cyclone Risk: Rapid acceleration in sea surface temperatures (0.27°C per decade) is increasing the likelihood of intense tropical cyclones. Impact on Traditional Livelihoods: In Goa, unseasonal rains are destroying entire salt harvests within hours, while warming seas are pushing fish further offshore, leading to "empty nets" for small-scale fishermen. Health and Salinity: In the Sundarbans, rising salinity from frequent embankment breaches is linked to increased skin diseases and menstrual health challenges among women. About Azim Premji University Azim Premji University, Bengaluru, was established under the Azim Premji University Act 2010 of the Government of Karnataka. Azim Premji University, Bhopal, was established under the provisions of Madhya Pradesh Niji Vishwa Vidyalaya (Sthapana Avam Sanchalan) Dwitiya Sanshodhan Adhiniyam, 2022. Azim Premji University in Ranchi is being established under the Azim Premji University Act, 2022, enacted by the Government of Jharkhand. Azim Premji Foundation, the sponsoring body, set up all three Universities as fully philanthropic entities, with a clear social purpose of contributing to the realisation of a just, equitable, humane, and sustainable society. Note to Editors: *CMIP6 (Climate Modeling) CMIP6 is the latest global framework for climate forecasting, combining data from over 30 international laboratories to create the world’s most accurate climate simulations. It allows scientists to "zoom in" on specific districts with much higher resolutions than ever before. ** SSP2-4.5 is the "Middle of the Road" scenario that projects climate impacts based on the world’s current trajectory. It is used here to provide a realistic baseline, showing the immediate risks India's coastline faces if global development and carbon emissions continue at their present pace without drastic changes.
Trump delays final decision on proposed deal with Iran after security meeting
Earlier on Friday, Trump outlined conditions for a deal with Iran in a post on Truth Social, claiming he will be meeting his national security team to make a final determination on the day
Eight lion cubs die of suspected Babesia infection in Gujarat
To prevent potential spread, authorities have isolated lions living within a 10-km radius of the areas where the infection has been reported
IMD predicts below-normal monsoon rainfall across most of India this year
Apart from the Northeast, the remaining parts of the country may see below normal rainfall, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said
NEET paper leak was very traumatic, accountability is essential: Supreme Court
On May 12, the NTA cancelled the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), or NEET, held on May 3 for medical admissions amid allegations of paper leak, leading to nationwide protests
Kolhapur forms team of 10 transwomen for disaster management and rescue work
The disaster management cell of the State government has claimed that it is the first such initiative in Maharashtra
A walk down memory lane on Mumbai's Joggers Park's 36th anniversary
Bandra's iconic Joggers Park celebrated its 36th anniversary with a nostalgic reunion of its early patrons, including former CM Sushilkumar Shinde. What began as a novel concept for morning walks has evolved into a cherished community space, fostering friendships and shared heritage over decades. Residents reminisced about its transformation from a dumping ground into a vibrant social hub.
AAP stages Matka Phor protest over water shortage in Delhi
AAP leaders and workers led by MLA Kuldeep Kumar gathered during at the Delhi Jal Board office in Mayur Vihar Phase-2, carrying earthen pots and placards with slogans such as Rekha Gupta Paani Do and BJP Haye Haye
Two killed, 35 injured after sleeper bus crashes into truck in Uttar Pradesh
Inspector Pradeep Kumar Pandey of Karhal police station said the sleeper bus was carrying around 70 passengers and was on its way to Delhi from Gonda when the incident occurred
Goa police arrest 26 for running fake call centre targeting US citizens
Acting on inputs, a raid was conducted at a factory hub in Verna in the early hours of May 28, where the illegal setup was found to be functioning
Maharashtra's Class 11 admissions are underway with the release of the FYJC Merit List 2026. Over 20 lakh seats are available, with CAP Round 1 and Quota Admissions open until June 3rd. Students must complete admission formalities promptly to secure their allocated seats. Visit mahafyjcadmissions.in for details. Candidates can check the complete details here.
Maharashtra panel finds violation of lease terms by gymkhanas
43 tonnes of cherries from Kashmir transported through SLR, parcel vans
Around 43 tonnes of fresh luscious cherries of Kashmir have been transported to major markets across the country through special VPs (parcel vans) and the SLR (Seating cum Luggage Rake) coach facility from the Jammu Railway Division till date during the current season. According to railway officials, so far cherry consignments have been sent as railway parcels through SLR and parcel vans in train numbers 12472, 12474, 12476, 12920, 19028 to major stations, including Surat (Gujarat), Bandra (Maharashtra), Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh, Chhayapuri- Vadodara (Gujarat) etc. Senior Divisional Commercial Manager (DCM), Jammu Railway Division, Uchit Singhal stated that the dispatch of 43 tonnes of cherries through SLR and VP was proof of the growing trust of J&K fruit growers and traders in rail services. Indian Railways is committed to providing efficient and economical logistics solutions to the farming community. Our teams are ensuring priority loading, safe handling, and timely delivery so that perishable produce reaches consumers fresh. Similar facilities will continue for apples and other fruits as well, he shared. Singhal said that Indian Railways was once again proving to be a fast and reliable mode of transport for fruit growers and traders of Jammu and Kashmir. He pointed out that cherries were reaching destinations in less time through rail service without loss of quality, enabling farmers to get better prices. Delineating key features of the service being provided by the Jammu Railway Division, Raghvender Singh, Public Relations Inspector, Jammu Railway Division said, With SLR and VP facilities, all traders, small or big, are able to book cherries as per their demand. Growers of the Jammu region are now bypassing the uncertainties of road transport and sending their produce directly to major mandis (markets). Utilisation of parcel space in passenger trains, Singh said, was generating additional revenue for Railways besides boosting the marketing of agricultural produce. The railway administration has appealed to all stakeholders to make maximum use of the rail parcel service and cooperate in taking the premium fruits of Jammu and Kashmir to markets across the nation. On May 25, 2026, the seasons first special parcel van, carrying Kashmir valleys luscious cherries weighing around 12 tonnes, departed for Mumbai from Jammu Railway Station. Prior to that, 18 tonnes of cherries were already sent to Mumbai. Till May 25, 2026, 28 VP indents were already received from Jammu and Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Railway stations for cherry transportation. According to Singhal, apart from 28 special VPs (parcel vans), the SLR (Seating cum Luggage Rake) coach facility available in regular trains on the route will also continue. Small and medium traders will also be able to send their low-volume consignments safely and affordably, he said.
Unauthorised parking needs a strict deterrent
It is siesta time between 2 pm and 4 pm, for auto and cab drivers, but sleepless times for certain residents who say they cannot park their vehicles in front of their homes because of this practice.
Maharashtra Government Ensures Adequate Fuel Supply Amid Global Tensions
Mumbai, May 30: In response to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East affecting global supply chains, the Indian government, along with the Maharashtra government and public sector oil marketing companies (OMCs) such as BPCL, IOCL, and HPCL, has assured citizens that there is a sufficient stock of petrol, diesel, and LPG available across the ... Read more Maharashtra Government Ensures Adequate Fuel Supply Amid Global Tensions
IMD predicts below-normal monsoon rainfall for India in 2026
New Delhi, May 29:The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said the country is likely to receive below-normal southwest monsoon rainfall during the June-September season this year, while warning of above-normal heatwave days in several states during June. In its updated long-range forecast issued by the Ministry of Earth Sciences, the IMD said the monsoon seasonal rainfall during 2026 is likely to be around 90 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA), with a model error margin of plus or minus 4 percent. The LPA for the monsoon season based on 1971-2020 data is 87 cm. According to the forecast, there is an 84 per cent probability of below-normal or deficient rainfall across the country during the monsoon season. The IMD said below-normal rainfall is most likely over most parts of the country, except some areas of northwest and northeast India, eastern parts of peninsular India and adjoining east-central regions, where normal to above-normal rainfall is expected. The weather agency warned that below-normal rainfall may create challenges for agriculture, drinking water supply, hydropower generation and ecosystem sustainability. It may also increase the risks of drought and heat stress in several regions. For June 2026, rainfall across the country is also expected to remain below normal at less than 92 percent of the Long Period Average. However, some parts of northwest and northeast India and several areas of south peninsular India are likely to receive normal to above-normal rainfall. The IMD further said above-normal heatwave days are expected during June over many parts of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Bihar, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh. Isolated regions of Maharashtra, Telangana, Himachal Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are also likely to witness more heatwave days than usual. However, Rajasthan and Jharkhand are expected to see below-normal heatwave days during the month. The Ministry of Earth Sciences said above-normal maximum and minimum temperatures are likely over most parts of the country during June. The IMD noted that neutral El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) conditions over the equatorial Pacific are currently transitioning towards El Nino conditions, which are likely to develop during the southwest monsoon season. Neutral Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) conditions are expected to continue during the monsoon period. The weather office advised state governments and district administrations to take necessary preparedness measures to deal with possible heatwave conditions, including ensuring safe drinking water, operational cooling shelters and stronger health surveillance systems. The IMD also urged people to remain hydrated, avoid exposure during peak afternoon hours and take special care of vulnerable individuals, including children, elderly people and outdoor workers. The department said it will issue the forecast for July rainfall in the last week of June 2026.
Sanjay Singh Questions Law and Order in Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow, May 30: Sanjay Singh, a Rajya Sabha member from the Aam Aadmi Party, has raised concerns regarding law and order in Uttar Pradesh. He criticized the central government for issues such as the electricity crisis, construction accidents, the NEET UG exam, and deaths caused by toxic alcohol in Maharashtra. Singh pointed out that recent ... Read more Sanjay Singh Questions Law and Order in Uttar Pradesh
Attack on Census Worker in Pune: A Disturbing Incident Unfolds
Pune, May 30: A serious incident has emerged in Pune, Maharashtra, where a female employee of the Pune Municipal Corporation, engaged in the 2027 census, was allegedly attacked. Reports indicate that during her door-to-door data collection, the worker and her colleagues faced verbal abuse, followed by a brutal assault the next day involving her son. ... Read more Attack on Census Worker in Pune: A Disturbing Incident Unfolds
NIA Searches 12 Locations in 4 States in Cross-border Arms, IED Smuggling Case
A total of 12 locations were extensively searched in Uttar Pradesh (4 locations), Rajasthan (2 locations), Bihar (2 locations) and Maharashtra (3 locations)
Evicted, Garib Nagar families now squat around its ruins
Nursing shortage in India raises serious concern
NCP Expects Seat Sharing Stalemate to Resolve by May 30 in Maharashtra Elections
Mumbai, May 29: The core committee of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), led by party president and Deputy Chief Minister Supriya Sule, convened on Friday to discuss their claims for local body seats in Raigad, Pune, and Parbhani for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections. These elections are scheduled for June 18, with the final date ... Read more NCP Expects Seat Sharing Stalemate to Resolve by May 30 in Maharashtra Elections
Bombay HC: Victims sister entitled to compensation in road accident case
BMC tree authority gives nod to cut, transplant 1,992 trees for Coastal Road project
Man drowns in dam in Navi Mumbai, body fished out
FDA seizes Rs 73 lakh meds for misleading claims in Maharashtra
Woman drug peddler detained by Mumbai Anti-Narcotics Cell
NIA conducts searches in four States in cross-border arms smuggling case
Searches carried out in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, and Maharashtra
Special trains from Mumbai to Ahmedabad for IPL match on Sunday
MSRDC to set up control room in Mumbai region from Jun 1 for monsoon emergencies
BMC to now use AI for error-free building proposal submissions in Mumbai
Woman dies after sonography-guided infertility treatment procedure in Bhiwandi
Hooch horror kills at least 10 in Pune
Methanol-tainted liquor sold through illegal dens leaves families shattered; cops arrest eight as crime branch takes over probe
Sena (UBT) slams Centre over plan to use IAF to transport NEET papers
2 years after arriving, wagh nakh to be displayed at Mumbai museum
Sena (UBT) slams Centre over using IAF to transport NEET papers
MVA agrees on seat-sharing for 15 of 17 MLC seats
Tata Memorial Centres cancer research and treatment facility in Navi Mumbai gets rooftop solar
Materials supplier booked for abetment after construction firm owner ends life in Palghar
Mumbai: MVA Finalises 15 Of 17 Council Seats; Congress Cries Foul Over Poaching
The BJP is involved in horse-trading, massive misuse of power and money and poaching of corporators in the Vidhan Parishad elections: Maharashtra Congress chief Harshwardhan Sapkal
