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
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
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
Baramati bus stand secures top spot in MSRTC cleanliness campaign
The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has announced the results of its Hinduhridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Clean and Beautiful Bus Stand Campaign, recognising major improvements in cleanliness, amenities and infrastructure across Maharashtra
Maharashtra will provide innovators access to 2,000 GPUs: CM Devendra Fadnavis
Fadnavis also talked about plans to attract 10,000 crore in investments, create 125 lakh jobs and build dedicated infrastructure to support start-ups and innovation in the sector, under its recent AI policy.
Global news roundup: Russian drone hits Romania; Iran sceptical of US deal
Russian drone enters Romanian airspace and crashes into a residential apartment building, injuring two people. Iran says it trusts only US actions, not words, on a potential ceasefire. Kenyan police arrest eight students over suspected arson at a girls school that killed 16 children
Maharashtra Government Committed to Ladli Behan Scheme, Says Sanjay Nirupam
Mumbai, May 29: Sanjay Nirupam, spokesperson for the Shiv Sena, stated on Friday that the Maharashtra government is fully committed to continuing the Ladli Behan scheme. He accused the opposition of spreading confusion and misinformation regarding this welfare initiative. Nirupams remarks came a day after Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde criticized opposition parties. Shinde alleged ... Read more Maharashtra Government Committed to Ladli Behan Scheme, Says Sanjay Nirupam
NCP(SP) splits in Kerala, Saseendran and Thomas to float new outfit
The decision to form the new outfit was due to NCP (SP) leaderships growing ties with the BJP-led NDA, especially during the recent Baramati Assembly bypoll in Maharashtra, The new party aims to remain aligned with the LDF and is set to hold its first general body meeting on June 20.
HC asks review committee to examine unblocking Cockroach Janta Party`s X handle
Delhi High Court on Friday refused to order immediate unblocking of satirical outfit Cockroach Janta Party`s X account but asked a review committee under IT Rules to examine the issue and take a decision before July 7
MAH MBA CET 2026: Final answer key for second attempt releasedhere's how to download
The Maharashtra State CET Cell has released the final answer key for the MAH MBA CET 2026 second attempt exam held on May 9. Candidates can now access their response sheets on the official website to estimate scores. Two objections were validated, leading to revisions in the key, which will impact final merit lists for MBA admissions
MVA finalises seat-sharing for Maharashtra council polls; Congress gets 8 of 17 seats
The ruling BJP-NCP-Shiv Sena alliance has yet to announce its seat-sharing formula
Maharashtra FYJC Admission 2026 1st Merit List Out, Direct Link Here
Maharashtra FYJC 1st Merit List 2026 released at mahafyjcadmissions.in. Check CAP Round 1 allotment result, important dates, cutoff and admission steps.
Lucknow: Tin shed collapses at Charbagh railway station, three injured
At least three people, including passengers and a TTE, were injured after a portion of a tin shed collapsed at Platform No. 5 of Charbagh Railway Station during redevelopment work. Railway officials temporarily halted movement on the affected platform as rescue and debris clearance operations were carried out
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta announces free DTC travel for NEET candidates on June 21
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced free DTC bus travel for all NEET candidates on June 21 to help them reach their examination centres without stress. Candidates can avail of the facility by showing their valid NEET admit card to bus conductors
In Maharashtra MLC Poll Deal, Congress, Uddhav Sena Tussle Over 2 Seats
According to sources, the seat-sharing arrangement was carefully worked out to avoid friction among allies while balancing each party's regional strength and political influence.
Security forces fire tear gas shells to disperse protesters in Manipur`s Ukhrul
Residents of Shangkai village, who were enforcing a shutdown in their area to protest the alleged holding of 14 community members hostage by Naga groups, had blocked part of the vital highway from Imphal to Ukhrul district headquarters
Pune hooch tragedy: 12 dead after consuming suspected spurious liquor
At least 12 people died and three others were hospitalised after allegedly consuming methanol-laced spurious liquor in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad. Police and the Excise Department have arrested eight accused, including a key bootlegger, as investigations continue
NSA Ajit Doval visits Russias National Space Centre, interacts with ISS crew
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval visited Russias National Space Centre in Moscow along with Russian Deputy PM Denis Manturov and interacted live with the Russian crew aboard the International Space Station
Twisha Sharma case: Giribala Singh, son Samarth sent to five-day CBI custody
A Bhopal court on Friday sent former district judge Giribala Singh and her son Samarth Singh to five-day CBI custody in connection with the alleged dowry death of actor-model Twisha Sharma
Heavy rain alert across Kerala till June 2 as monsoon set to advance further
The India Meteorological Department has forecast widespread rain, thunderstorms and strong winds across Kerala till June 2 as the southwest monsoon is set to advance further over the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. Multiple cyclonic circulations are expected to intensify rainfall activity across state
SC refuses to interfere with Swami Avimukteshwaranand`s anticipatory bail
Spiritual leader Ashutosh Brahmachari had moved the SC against the order of the Allahabad High Court, which granted anticipatory bail to the Hindu seer and his co-accused in connection with a case registered at Jhunsi Police Station in Prayagraj under provisions of BNS and POCSO
BSF prepares to send back 100 Bangladeshi infiltrators from West Bengal border
BSF is set to hand over 100 Bangladeshi nationals to the Border Guard Bangladesh at the Hakimpur border check post in Basirhat, West Bengal. More than 100 Bangladeshi nationals have gathered near the border area in recent days, according to officials
Monsoon forecast cut to 90 per cent, IMD warns of below-normal rainfall
The IMD said there is a 60 per cent chance of deficient rainfall this year, with northwest, central and southern India likely to receive below-normal rain
Blue Origin rocket explodes during engine test at launch pad
The massive New Glenn was grounded in April after it left a satellite in the wrong orbit because of engine failure; it was only the third flight of the rocket that Blue Origin intends to use to launch landers to the moon for NASA.
Dallas apartment explosion kills 3 as crews search for missing residents
Authorities would not provide an immediate number of how many missing people they were looking for hours after dozens of firefighters had brought the flames under control
Trump administration rejects US central bank digital currency plans
Instead of supporting a digital dollar, Bessent said the administration favours a regulatory framework designed to encourage private-sector digital assets and stablecoins under US oversight
Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar assumes charge as 48th Vice Chief of Naval Staff
Vice Admiral Ajay Kochhar on Friday assumed charge as the 48th Vice Chief of the Naval Staff. A highly decorated officer with over 37 years of service, he has commanded major naval warships including INS Vikramaditya and held key operational and strategic appointments across the Indian Navy
Pune hooch tragedy: 15 dead, prime suspect detained
The mystery surrounding a series of sudden and suspicious deaths reported over the last 24 to 48 hours in the Fugewadi area of Pimpri-Chinchwad has now been unravelled
Day after resigning as Karnataka CM, Siddaramaiah meets Rahul Gandhi in Delhi
Siddaramaiah was accompanied by his son Yathindra during the meeting, which is being viewed as a crucial step in determining the veteran leader`s future role within the Congress after his exit from the state`s top post
HDFC Bank denies material impact of alleged 45 crore payment routing issue
Bank says internal controls are robust amid reports of disguising extra interest payments as marketing expenditure on deposits placed by a Maharashtra Government-owned entity
Kashish Pride Film Festival 2026 to showcase 153 films from 43 countries
Mumbai gears up for the 17th KASHISH Pride Film Festival, a five-day celebration of queer lives from June 3-7. Showcasing 153 films from 43 countries, the festival aims to foster visibility and inclusive storytelling. Filmmakers and industry leaders will gather to discuss representation and spark conversations around LGBTQ+ experiences, marking Pride Month with a global cinematic showcase.
NTA extends deadline to submit bank details for NEET-UG fee refund till June 22
Nearly 23 lakh students had registered for the test, and around 13 lakh have already submitted their bank details for refunds. The exam, cancelled amid paper leak allegations, is set to be conducted again on June 21, 2026
Governor accepts Siddaramaiahs resignation, paves way for new Karnataka CM
According to an official notification issued by Raj Bhavan, the Governor accepted Siddaramaiah`s resignation under Article 164(1) of the Constitution of India
Attack on Census Worker in Pune: A Shocking Incident of Violence
Pune, May 29: A disturbing incident has emerged involving a female employee of the Pune Municipal Corporation who was attacked while conducting the 2027 census in Maharashtra. Reports indicate that while gathering information door-to-door, the employee and her colleagues faced rude behavior. The following day, the woman and her son were brutally assaulted. The victim ... Read more Attack on Census Worker in Pune: A Shocking Incident of Violence
Six labourers killed as under-construction bridge collapses in Hamirpur
The incident occurred around 3 am when workers were sleeping on the upper slab of the structure. Rescue operations were carried out, and the injured were admitted to hospital
IMD forecasts below-normal monsoon rainfall, above-normal heatwaves in June
New Delhi , May 29 : The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday issued its second-stage long-range forecast for the southwest monsoon season, projecting below-normal rainfall across several key regions of the country while warning of heatwave conditions in multiple states starting in June. Addressing a press conference, Director General of Meteorology Dr Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said the country is expected to receive 90 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA) rainfall during the June-September monsoon season, with a model error margin of four per cent. We are providing the second-stage update for the June-September monsoon. Quantitatively, we expect 90 per cent of the LPA, with a 4 per cent model error, Mohapatra said.According to the regional forecast, Northeast India is expected to receive normal rainfall, ranging between 94 and 106 per cent of the LPA. However, Central India, South Peninsular India, Northwest India and the Monsoon Core Zone are likely to experience below-normal rainfall during the season.Providing the outlook for June, Mohapatra said rainfall is expected to remain below normal across most parts of the country, at less than 92 per cent of the LPA. Some areas in Northwest India, Northeast India and the southern peninsula may, however, witness normal to above-normal rainfall.The IMD also forecast above-normal temperatures for most regions during June. Maximum temperatures will be above normal for most of the country, except for parts of Central, Northwest and East India. Minimum temperatures are also expected to remain mostly above normal, Mohapatra said. The weather agency warned of an above-normal number of heatwave days in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Bihar, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh. Parts of Maharashtra, Telangana and Tamil Nadu are also likely to witness increased heatwave activity. On oceanic conditions, Mohapatra said neutral ENSO conditions are transitioning towards El Nino, with the probability of El Nino conditions increasing to 82 per cent by June and crossing 90 per cent by July and August. Neutral Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) conditions are expected to persist throughout the monsoon season.He further noted that rainfall in May has been four per cent above normal nationally, while cumulative seasonal rainfall up to May 27 stood one per cent above normal. Mohapatra said the southwest monsoon advanced into the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on May 16, four days ahead of the normal onset date. It has since progressed into the South Arabian Sea and Lakshadweep, with conditions remaining favourable for its arrival over Kerala and the northeastern states within the next week. Meanwhile, the IMD on Thursday forecasted relief from severe heat across Northwest India over the next three days due to the influence of western disturbances and easterly winds, along with thunderstorms, gusty winds and hailstorm activity in several regions. (ANI)
Nashik TCS case: SIT files second chargesheet in connection with eight FIRs
The chargesheet pertains to eight First Information Reports (FIRs) registered at Mumbai Naka Police Station in Nashik under various provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), officials said
Trump administration sets three non-negotiable conditions for Iran deal
Reports have indicated that discussions could include a temporary extension of a ceasefire arrangement and the continuation of nuclear negotiations for a fixed period
Srinagar, May 29: Former Chief Justice of the J&K and Ladakh High Court, Justice Ali Mohammad Magrey , has been empanelled as Senior Panel Counsel with the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee (SCLSC). Justice (retd) Magreys name figures in the panel of 164 senior advocates empanelled with the SCLSC pursuant to a unanimous decision taken by the Executive Committee in its 72nd meeting held on March 12 this year. The senior advocates, who render their services to the Committee entirely on a pro bono basis, stand empanelled with the SCLSC with effect from May 15, 2026. Justice Magrey is already a designated Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court. He is also an arbitrator with the Delhi International Arbitration Centre and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. Besides this, he serves as visiting faculty at the National Judicial Academy, Bhopal, and the Maharashtra Judicial Academy, Mumbai. He is also associated as visiting faculty with K.R. Mangalam University, Delhi, and is a member of the universitys advisory board. Justice Magrey was appointed as a permanent judge of the High Court on March 8, 2013. Born on December 8, 1960, in Wattoo village of Damhal Hanjipora in south Kashmirs Kulgam district, he received his school education in his native village and completed his graduation and LL.B (Honours) from the University of Kashmir . He was enrolled as an advocate in 1984 and initially practised in district courts, including revenue courts and tribunals.
Jalna's Transformation from Drought to Water Security: The Art of Living and SGF
In the drought-prone villages of Maharashtra’s Jalna district, summer once meant dry wells, failing crops, and acute water scarcity, with groundwater levels falling to nearly 60 feet below ground. Today, that story is changing. Before & After, the land tells Jalna's story With support from the Save Groundwater Foundation (SGF), USA, Project JalTara by The Art of Living Social Projects through Vyakti Vikas Kendra India (VVKI) is helping recharge groundwater across villages in Jalna. The initiative uses scientifically designed recharge structures to capture rainwater and restore underground aquifers, improving water availability and farm resilience. Turning Rainwater into a Resource Jalna, in Maharashtra’s Marathwada region, is highly vulnerable to erratic rainfall, recurring droughts, and groundwater depletion. Despite seasonal rains, much of the water is lost as surface runoff due to hard basalt rock formations, black cotton soil that limits infiltration, and shallow rocky terrain. Over time, excessive groundwater extraction has further reduced borewell levels and agricultural productivity. Project JalTara addresses this through a decentralised, low-cost, community-led water conservation model. It uses simple recharge structures made of gravel, sand, and stones that filter rainwater and allow it to percolate into the ground, replenishing aquifers. Reviving Water Security Across Villages The project was implemented across 10 villages in Jalna district, including Ambhor Shelke, Khandvi, Khandviwadi, Kirtapur, Pashta, Watur, Sondeo, Shrishti, Swargaon, and Pimprula. Earlier, these villages faced dry wells, drinking and irrigation shortages, barren fields, and heavy dependence on tanker water. groundwater levels, better soil moisture, and increased water availability. Farmers who earlier managed one crop cycle are now able to cultivate up to two in several areas, with reduced dependence on external water sources. Additional benefits include improved vegetation, reduced soil erosion, better soil moisture retention, and increased awareness of water conservation. Women, in particular, have seen reduced burden from long water-fetching journeys. Community Participation at the Core A key strength of Project JalTara is strong community participation. Villagers were actively involved in site selection, construction, and maintenance, ensuring local ownership and long-term sustainability. The model’s simplicity and low maintenance make it easily replicable in other drought-prone regions. The initiative also demonstrates how traditional ecological knowledge, when combined with scientific design, can deliver scalable water solutions. Challenges on the Ground Implementation in Jalna’s semi-arid terrain came with challenges, including hard rocky soil, extreme heat, and tight pre-monsoon timelines. Mobilising remote communities and coordinating sustained participation required continuous effort and planning. Despite these constraints, the project was successfully completed through collaboration and efficient execution. A Scalable Pathway for Rural Water Security Project JalTara shows that meaningful solutions to water scarcity do not always require large infrastructure. Simple, locally adapted interventions can restore groundwater, strengthen agriculture, and improve rural livelihoods. By capturing rainwater and replenishing aquifers, the initiative offers a scalable model for long-term water security in climate-vulnerable regions. About The Art of Living Social Projects The Art of Living, a non-profit, educational, and humanitarian organisation founded in 1981 by the world-renowned spiritual leader and humanitarian Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, is committed to addressing India’s pressing water challenges. Through its large-scale water conservation projects, the organisation works to mitigate water scarcity by restoring rivers, reviving ecosystems, and improving the quality of life for communities across the country. Best NGO for CSR projects in India . www.instagram.com/artofliving.sp/ www.facebook.com/artoflivingsocialprojects x.com/artofliving_sp www.linkedin.com/showcase/artofliving-sp
mid-day Opinion: Its so bad, that its not good
Desi Bling will decrease your brain cells and lower your standards. Under the garb of unserious entertainment, the show sells vulgar displays of wealth as aspiration and promotes regressive ideas
mid-day Opinion: Clean and maintain memorials to our heroes
The residents are now trying to get a grill installed around the statue as a security measure to prevent it from being defiled
Bronx Zoo elephant Happy euthanised at age 55 after health decline
The Asian elephant had age-related issues that accelerated recently, including kidney and liver issues. Born in the wild in Asia, Happy was brought to the US when she was 1-year-old.
Bashir Badr, celebrated Urdu poet and Padma Shri recipient, passes away at 91
He was 91. During the Shimla Agreement between India and Pakistan in 1972, Badr wrote the famous couplet Dushmani jam kar karo lekin ye gunjaish rahe, jab kabhi hum dost ho jayein to sharminda na hon.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits Sweden to advance Gripen fighter jet deal for Ukraine
But with deliveries years away, there are discussions about transfers of existing C/D model Swedish Gripens
Iran, US trade air strikes near Strait of Hormuz as West Asia tensions soar
A US official said the military shot down four Iranian attack drones and struck a ground control station in the port city of Bandar Abbas that was about to launch a fifth drone
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon kill at least 14 amid military escalation
Dozens were wounded, the Lebanese Health Ministry said. Meanwhile, an Israeli soldier was killed in a Hezbollah drone attack in northern Israel, the Israeli military said.
Right to trauma care is part of right to life, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has asked all states and Union territories to establish a functional good samaritan grievance redressal system
CBSE OSM row: Dharmendra Pradhan takes responsibility, promises action
Pradhan on Thursday chaired a meeting with CBSE officials to address technical and payment-related issues faced by students during the re-evaluation and verification processes
Eight arrested, 300 booked over attack on ED officials in Kerala
The police chief said he had discussed with the Home Minister regarding the issue of violence; Eight accused have been arrested, and we have identified more people, said state police chief
Child trafficking gangs on prowl, target poverty-stricken women in Andhra
Child trafficking and baby-selling gangs are on the prowl in Andhra Pradesh, taking advantage of destitute families, who are willing to sell their babies due to poverty. Rajulapudi Srinivas reports about child trafficking gangs having widespread network in States like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Delhi, and Telangana
Fuel Price Hike Blamed on Government Failures, Claims Congress Leader Harshvardhan Sapkal
Mumbai, May 29: Harshvardhan Sapkal, the President of the Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee, asserted on Thursday that the recent increase in fuel prices is a direct result of government failures. During a press interaction, he stated that the fuel crisis has arisen because Prime Minister Modi misled the public with promises of self-reliance while neglecting ... Read more Fuel Price Hike Blamed on Government Failures, Claims Congress Leader Harshvardhan Sapkal
Kamareddy Police Foil Businessman Kidnap Plot
The accused were identified as Nittu Narsingarao, 55, Sura Swamy, 27, Puli Prashanth Goud, 40, Suram Swamy, 40, all from Kamareddy, and Vaibhav Prakash Baradevar, 21, and Ajay Hanmantha Rao, 25, from Maharashtra.
Rs 65L gold bangles stolen from Mumbai found near Indo-Pak border; two arrested
SC seeks to protect those who help accident victims
Dombivli SATIS project picks up pace, survey begins around railway station area
JJ varsity to offer PhD, new courses under PPP model
Kipling Bungalow to be converted into an art gallery, first exhibition in June
Rival Senas hold Ghanta Naad protests at Kalyans Durgadi Fort; BJP neta detained
Mismatch in bolts, BMC to fine L&T 3cr for 2 workers deaths at Coastal Road-2 site
Weapons, explosives recovered as Maoist arms unit busted in Gadchiroli
Gadchiroli Police and Narayanpur Police in Chhattisgarh destroyed an alleged Maoist arms-manufacturing unit and recovered rifles, explosives, detonators and bomb-making material during a joint anti-Naxal operation near the Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh border
Power outages continue in parts of Mumbai, citizens inconvenienced
Fake Doctor Arrested in Maharashtra with Cash and Medicines Seized
Mumbai, May 28: A significant case of medical fraud has emerged from Maharashtras Daund, where a fake doctor was arrested for practicing illegally. Police reported on Thursday that they seized medicines, injections, and cash amounting to 6.54 lakh from the accused. The suspect has been identified as Omprakash Bansilal Swarnkar. He operated an illegal clinic ... Read more Fake Doctor Arrested in Maharashtra with Cash and Medicines Seized
Prime suspect held from UP in Powai murder
MahaRERA pulls up Mumbai builder again over defects, delayed conveyance
