Maharashtra CET Cell has commenced MHMCT 2026-27 counselling registrations online. Candidates can apply until July 24, 2026, with document verification following. The provisional merit list will be released on July 28, and the final list on August 3. Grievances regarding the provisional list can be submitted between July 29 and July 31. Seat allotment will be based on MAH MHMCT CET 2026 rank and college preferences.
Maharashtra Politician Charged After Daughter-In-Law's 'Cow Urine' Complaint
The police have now filed a case against politician Vinayak Raut, his wife, and councillor son Gitesh Raut under the anti-superstition law.
Doctors use anti-cancer meds to shrink tumours in foetus
A Mumbai woman's unborn baby received an anti-cancer drug to shrink heart tumours. The treatment successfully reduced five tumours and brain nodules before birth. Doctors administered Everolimus to the mother, which crossed the placenta to the foetus. The newborn boy's tumours have not grown since his delivery. This marks a potential first in Mumbai for such maternal treatment.
Moshi garbage depot: Death toll rises as 6 more bodies recovered after 72 hours
Six more bodies have been recovered from the debris of the Moshi garbage depot collapse in Pune, nearly 72 hours after the incident. The death toll has risen as rescue teams continue operations, while Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has ordered faster biomining and immediate support for affected families
Weird news roundup: Used breast implants, record paper plane and lottery luck
Week's odd news features Russian women reselling unused breast implants amid wartime shortages, a world-record paper plane, a Maryland man's lucky lottery win while buying pizza, and a runaway bull that halted a cricket match in England
Ayushi has killed her father also, says uncle
The mother murder case involving 23-year-old Ayushi Sharma has taken a new turn after her maternal uncle demanded an investigation into her father's death, alleging a wider conspiracy linked to a property dispute worth Rs 1415 crore. Police said the fresh allegations will be investigated
Jammu Gurudwara conducts free screening of Satluj
Hundreds gathered at Gurdwara Sahib in Jammu for a free screening of Diljit Dosanjh's Satluj, organised by the SGPC after the film was removed from OTT platforms. The film is based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra and has sparked debate over its portrayal of historical events
Vietnam: 15 Indians feared dead after boat capsizes in Nam
At least 15 Indian tourists are feared dead after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian passengers and four crew members capsized near Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island. Twenty-one people were rescued, while the Indian Embassy has set up control rooms to assist affected families
Pilgrims hail Amarnath Yatra arrangements
Srinagar, Jul 11: Pilgrims undertaking the annual Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra have expressed widespread satisfactionoverthe arrangements made by the Shri Amarnath Ji Shrine Board and the Jammu and Kashmir administration, describing the pilgrimage as well-managed, safe, and spiritually fulfilling. Many devotees appreciated the availability of accommodation, sanitation facilities, medical services, food, and security along the route, saying the administrationhadleft no stone unturned to ensure a hassle-free experience. The arrangements have been excellent. From registration to darshan, everything was smooth and well-coordinated. We felt safe and well-cared for throughout the journey, said a pilgrim from Maharashtra. Another devotee from Uttar Pradesh praised the medical facilities, saying, The medical camps and oxygen booths along the route are very helpful, especially for elderly pilgrims like us. The administration has done a commendable job. A pilgrim from Delhi said thebehaviour of security personnel and volunteers was courteous and reassuring.They guided us at every step. This is not just a pilgrimage; it is a well-managed spiritual experience, he said. Devotees also appreciated the cleanliness and sanitation arrangements at the base camps and along the track. The toilets, drinking water facilities, and food arrangements were beyond our expectations. We are leaving with wonderful memories, said a woman pilgrim from Gujarat. According to official figures, a total of 17,537 pilgrims had returned to Domail after darshan up to 6:00 PM on July 11, reflecting the steady movement of yatris through the twin routes of Baltal and Pahalgam under elaborate security and logistical arrangements. The returning pilgrims included 11,730 men, 5,410 women, 110 children, 95 sadhus, six sadhvis, five transgender devotees, and 181 security personnel. Meanwhile, the 10th batch comprising over 9,100 pilgrims departed from the Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas in Jammu amid stringent security arrangements. The convoy, escorted by security forces, proceeded towards the twin base camps of Baltal in Ganderbal and Nunwan in Pahalgam for onward journey to the shrine. The administration, along with security agencies, health officials, disaster response teams, and volunteers, has put in place multi-layered arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of the annual pilgrimage. Round-the-clock monitoring, traffic regulation, medical assistance, and emergency response systems remain operational along the Yatra route to facilitate the safe movement of devotees. The cumulative number of devotees who have performed darshan at the holy Amarnath Cave Shrine has crossed the two lakh mark, reflecting the overwhelming response to this year's pilgrimage. Authorities are maintaining close coordination to ensure a safe, secure, and hassle-free experience for all devotees.
Talks on for Israels exit from Lebanon
US military delegation has met with the Lebanese Army in Beirut to discuss implementing Israel's phased withdrawal from one of two pilot zones in southern Lebanon. The talks focus on deployment mechanisms under the June 26 framework agreement
Trump fires members of US federal election commission
US President Donald Trump has fired the remaining three members of the Election Assistance Commission, leaving the federal election agency without a quorum just four months before the US midterm elections. Democrats have criticised the move, calling it a threat to election integrity
New Delhi, Jul 11:Food Processing Industries Minister Chirag Paswan on Thursday announced that over 2 lakh micro enterprises have received credit-linked subsidy under the PMFME scheme since its launch in 2020 to set up processing facilities with a combined investment of Rs 20,300 crore. The total subsidy amount provided so far under the Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) scheme is around Rs 6,000 crore, he added. Paswan said the PMFME Scheme, which was launched in 2020, has been extended till September this year, and the ministry is considering launching PMFME 2.0 with suitable changes to attract more investments in this sector. Addressing an event here, Paswan informed that, under the PMFME scheme, there has been sanction of loans to more than 2 lakh micro food processing enterprises during the last six years. He described it as a historic milestone. When asked about the subsidy being provided under this scheme so far, he said it is around Rs 6,000 crore. The minister said the scheme has leveraged project investments of over Rs 20,300 crore, while generating nearly 11 lakh direct and indirect employment opportunities. Elaborating more, Paswan mentioned that nearly 90 per cent of beneficiaries are first-generation entrepreneurs and 44 per cent are women entrepreneurs, while over 75,000 PMFME-supported enterprises have entered the formal economy through registrations such as Udyam Aadhaar, Udyam Assist, FSSAI and GST. The minister said the achievement of 2 lakh beneficiaries demonstrates that this vision is translating into measurable outcomes. He commended the performance of leading states, including Bihar, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh. Paswan said there is a need to expand this scheme to cover more people. In his speech, Paswan discussed the significant business opportunities in this sector. He said the food processing could at least solve three major challenges -- enhancing farmers income, creating jobs, and reducing wastage of farm produce. The minister also stressed the need to counter the false narrative that all processed food is bad. He also asked food businesses not to compromise on quality. Food Processing Secretary A P Das Joshi said this scheme is inclusive and most of the processing units are located in rural India. He said these processing units are helping to reduce wastage of farm produce. Devesh Deval, Joint Secretary in the ministry, stressed the importance of the PMFME scheme that provides end-to-end support to micro food processing entrepreneurs, starting from financial assistance, training, handholding, branding and marketing to market linkage. He noted that the scheme is not merely supporting enterprises it is transforming livelihoods, strengthening local value chains and creating sustainable employment opportunities across the country. The ministry highlighted that the schemes seed capital support has been availed by more than 4.18 lakh Self Help Group members. More than 1.76 lakh beneficiaries have been trained under the Scheme, of whom 77 percent are women. During the event, Paswan felicitated the 2nd lakh beneficiary, Inderjeet Singh from Ranchi, Jharkhand and handed over the sanction letter as well as the certificate. Under the PMFME, a 35 per cent subsidy for individual micro food processing enterprises (Maximum Rs 10 lakh) is being provided to set up or upgrade their individual micro food processing enterprises. Further, there is a provision of 35 per cent Credit-linked Subsidy for Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO), Farmer Producer Company (FPC), Self Help Group (SHG), etc to set up or upgrade Common Infrastructure (Maximum Rs 3 Crore).
Man posing as Mumbai DCP promised to recover Rs 98 lakh
Power bills rise four-fold after smart meters installed, say Kalyan-Dombivli residents
A new Yemeni cafe at fast-changing Bhendi Bazar brews coffee and hope
Eknath Shinde Questions Uddhav Thackeray Over Siddhivinayak Temple Loot
Mumbai, July 12: A heated debate erupted in the Maharashtra Assembly on Saturday as Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde launched a sharp attack on Shiv Sena-UBT leader Uddhav Thackeray. Shinde accused Thackeray of practicing selective Hindutva and questioned why he remained silent about alleged donation irregularities at Mumbais iconic Siddhivinayak Temple during his tenure as ... Read more Eknath Shinde Questions Uddhav Thackeray Over Siddhivinayak Temple Loot
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis Dismisses Speculations About Central Leadership Role
Mumbai, July 11: Amidst rampant speculation about his potential entry into national politics, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addressed the rumors on Saturday with his characteristic brevity and humor. When reporters inquired about the increasing chatter regarding his possible leadership role in New Delhi, he dismissed the discussion in a single sentence. I was just ... Read more Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis Dismisses Speculations About Central Leadership Role
BJP neta booked for assaulting on-duty police constable in Mumbais Mulund area
Harvest rainwater to mitigate floods: Greens want Mumbaikars to soak in idea
Poverty-hit woman travels from Assam to Mumbai to meet Salman Khan, rescued in Bandra
Man held for assaulting video on Dadar railway tracks after viral video
Maharashtra: Shindes Siddhivinayak Loot Claim Irks Sena (UBT)
If Mr. Shinde has the courage, he should ask questions on theft of donations in the Ram Temple. He had claimed he was leaving the undivided Shiv Sena over the issue of Hindutva: Mr. Thackeray
Two collegians out for a dip in Dahisar quarry drown
Maharashtra: Kanhaiya Kumar Seeks SC-Monitored Probe Into Ram Temple Donation Row
The Congress leader also alleged that BJP and RSS leaders were defending the alleged wrongdoing: Reports
Maharashtra: Raut Claims Fadnavis Set For Union Role, Bawankule To Be Next CM
The remarks come amid intense speculation over a possible leadership change within the ruling Mahayuti alliance: Reports
Maharashtra Moshi tragedy: Death toll rises to eight; one person still missing
An estimated 23 people were trapped when the incident occurred on Wednesday. The three-storey administrative building of the waste-to-energy plant, operated by the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation, collapsed after a huge mound of waste caved in and crashed onto the structure like a landslide
Court orders EOW to file fresh FIR in cheating complaint closed as civil dispute
BMC aims to complete work Vidyavihar flyover by August 31 and May 2027 for Mankhurd arms
Maharashtra Farmers Celebrate Victory as Loan Waiver Restrictions Eased
Mumbai, July 11: Rohit Pawar, a legislator from the Nationalist Congress Party-Sharad Pawar (NCP-SP), stated on Saturday that the Maharashtra governments decision to lift restrictive conditions associated with the Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar loan waiver scheme marks a significant victory for farmers, organizations, and political leaders across the state. During a press conference, Pawar noted that ... Read more Maharashtra Farmers Celebrate Victory as Loan Waiver Restrictions Eased
Opposition Targets Eknath Shinde Over Allegations of Theft at Siddhivinayak Temple
Mumbai, July 11: Opposition leaders, particularly from Shiv Sena-UBT, launched a fierce attack on Maharashtras Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday, labeling him a traitor and fugitive. This backlash followed Shindes accusations against Shiv Sena-UBT chief Uddhav Thackeray for remaining silent on the alleged embezzlement of donations at Mumbais Siddhivinayak Temple. He also defended ... Read more Opposition Targets Eknath Shinde Over Allegations of Theft at Siddhivinayak Temple
Liquor worth Rs 22.93 lakh seized on Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway; driver booked
21 residents including 4 children injured in fire at residential building in Bhayandar East
If Fadnavis goes to Delhi, Bawankule will be CM, say Raut and Rohit Pawar
Driver arrested in Andheri bus crash, BEST panel demands safety audit of wet lease buses
EAGLE seizes 385 kg ganja near Chhattisgarh-Maharashtra border
Political Debate Erupts Over Vande Mataram Singing Before National Anthem
New Delhi, July 11: Senior BJP leader and Maharashtra MLA Sudhir Mungantiwar has expressed support for the decision to sing Vande Mataram before the national anthem. He stated that this is not a new practice, as Vande Mataram has been sung at various events for a long time. In an interview, Mungantiwar emphasized that according ... Read more Political Debate Erupts Over Vande Mataram Singing Before National Anthem
Moshi garbage depot tragedy disrupts waste collection across Pimpri-Chinchwad
Waste collection across Pimpri-Chinchwad has been disrupted after a massive mound of legacy waste collapsed at the Moshi Garbage Depot, affecting routine operations and garbage unloading. Rescue work, heavy machinery movement and safety restrictions have delayed waste disposal
Onion Prices Jump in Chennai as heavy rains in Maharashtra Disrupt Supply
Daily arrivals at the Koyambedu Wholesale Market have fallen from 60-65 truckloads to around 30-35, pushing wholesale prices up by about Rs 10 per kg to Rs 30-35 per kg. Traders have warned that prices could rise to Rs 50-60 per kg if supplies do not improve, while tomato and most other vegetable prices remain stable.
PMO orders Maharashtra govt to probe into Rs 110-crore Mahagenco land acquisition irregularities
The Prime Minister's Office has directed the Maharashtra government to investigate Mahagenco's land acquisition practices. Allegations suggest irregularities in acquiring compensatory afforestation land for a coal block project. Mahagenco denies wrongdoing, stating all procedures were legally followed. The state government has sought a detailed report from the power generation company. An inquiry is currently underway to examine the complaint and Mahagenco's response.
ED attaches Rs 1,021 crore assets in Reliance Anil Ambani Group case
With the latest action, the total value of assets attached in cases related to the Reliance Anil Ambani Group has reached Rs 20,367 crore under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), according to the agency
Govt mulls common standards for messaging platforms after WhatsApp username row
The proposed framework is aimed at creating a uniform regulatory approach for messaging services rather than taking platform-specific decisions
Moshi waste unit collapse: Second body found, rescue continues
The accident occurred on Wednesday when a three-storey administrative building at the PCMC-operated Waste-to-Energy (WTE) plant collapsed after a massive heap of garbage crashed onto the structure, trapping around 18 people inside
Allegations of Irregularities at Siddhivinayak Temple Spark Political Debate
Mumbai, July 11: Amid ongoing political discussions regarding alleged irregularities in donations and offerings at temples across the country, Yashwant Killedar, a leader of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), has raised serious questions about the operations of the Shri Siddhivinayak Temple Trust in Mumbai. He accused the government of bringing up old issues for political ... Read more Allegations of Irregularities at Siddhivinayak Temple Spark Political Debate
PM Modi's 25-year-old muffler story wins hearts at Auckland diaspora gathering
The Indian PM struck an emotional note while addressing the diaspora in Auckland, recalling a muffler gifted to him during his first visit to New Zealand nearly 25 years ago. He also highlighted the shared cultural values of India and New Zealand's indigenous Maori community
Maharashtra's economic landscape displays robust growth; however, it grapples with financial pressures due to escalating costs. A large portion of state revenue is devoted to salaries and pensions, consuming over half of the total. Increased subsidies hinder fiscal agility and stifle investment opportunities. Furthermore, budget management faces challenges, evidenced by excessive supplementary grants and spending spikes at fiscal year-end.
2 college students drown while swimming in Mumbai's Dahisar quarry
Two college students drowned while swimming in a Dahisar East quarry on Saturday. Om Singh and Piyush Gupta ventured into deeper water and struggled to breathe. Their friends attempted to help by throwing college bags into the quarry. The fire brigade and local residents recovered the bodies from the water. Police recorded accidental death cases for the unfortunate incident.
Sarvesh Scripts History with Third-Place Finish at Monaco Diamond League
Son of an onion farmer at Devargaon village in Maharashtra's Nashik district, Kushare used to practice high jump by using makeshift landing pits made of corn husks, cotton, and agricultural waste, prepared by his father and and childhood coach.
Vietnam: 15 feared dead after boat carrying Indian tourists capsizes
At least 15 people are feared dead after a speedboat carrying 32 Indian tourists and four crew members capsized near Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island on Saturday. Search and rescue operations are underway with support from border guards, the navy and coast guard
The Supreme Court warned Maharashtra's government for delaying criminal trials. The court noted frequent cases where bail was opposed but trials stalled. Accused individuals languish in jail for years with few witnesses examined. The state must now expedite trials and examine more witnesses weekly. Future delays will result in similar stringent orders from the court.
Gadkari pitches deeper BRICS cooperation for cleaner, smarter transport systems
The Union Minister urged BRICS nations to deepen cooperation in building sustainable, resilient, and future-ready transport systems during the 3rd BRICS Transport Ministers' Meeting in Nagpur. He said the grouping is well placed to shape the future of global mobility
Bomb threat at Delhi's Red Fort declared hoax after extensive security sweep
According to the Delhi Police, the threat originated from a phone call made to the Mumbai Police Control Room, during which the caller allegedly claimed that the Red Fort would be blown up
Retail prices fixed for 39 new drug formulations by NPPA
The notification, issued on July 8, covers medicines used to treat a range of medical conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, HIV, heart disease and eye infections
Mountains Of Cash, Weapons Found At Don Baba Farzan's Home In Maharashtra
In the 1990s, Don Baba Farzan established a strong influence and terror in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and its surrounding areas.
Donald Trump says 1,000 missiles locked and loaded at Iran
In a post on Truth Social, Donald Trump said orders had already been issued to the US military to respond in the event of any assassination attempt against the sitting US president
Magnitude 3.5 earthquake jolts Maharashtras Hingoli district
According to officials, the earthquake occurred at 11.26 am at a depth of 5 kilometres. The tremor was felt in parts of the district, prompting residents to step out of their homes as a precaution
Dream Girl comes full circle as Bollywood celebrates Hema Malini's Diamond Jubilee
The Hindi film industry gathered to celebrate Hema Malini's sixty years in cinema. An evening of nostalgia featured candid conversations and musical performances. Industry legends shared behind-the-scenes stories and cherished memories. Hema Malini herself sang and reflected on her remarkable journey. The event celebrated an era of Hindi cinema through stories and songs.
Congress Leader Critiques PM Modis Global Tours Amid Political Controversies
Mumbai, July 11: Congress leader Hussain Dalwai has voiced his opinions on various issues concerning Maharashtra politics, Hindutva, and Prime Minister Narendra Modis recent trip to New Zealand. He raised questions about Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and PM Modi himself. Dalwai responded to Shindes statement questioning why an ... Read more Congress Leader Critiques PM Modis Global Tours Amid Political Controversies
For Mumbaikars, K. Rustom was more than just ice cream
The ice cream parlours licence suspension due to hygiene concerns has sparked disappointment among loyal customers
Switrus Expands Beyond Europe with Launch of Switrus Asia
In a significant milestone for the company, Switrus Holidays has announced the launch of Switrus Asia, a dedicated brand for Asian destinations, marking the company's expansion into the Asian tourism sector in August 2026. The expansion represents the company's first major move beyond its Europe-focused group tour operations and reflects the growing popularity of Asian travel among Indian tourists. Switrus Holidays now offers tour packages to destinations, such as China, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia According to the company, Switrus has organized more than 1,200 Europe group tours and served over 45,000 travelers over the past thirteen years. The company has built a strong customer base across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal, and Delhi. The launch comes at a time when interest among Indian travelers in Asian destinations is growing significantly. In its initial phase, Switrus Asia will focus on destinations including Japan, China, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Vietnam, Bali, and Thailand. The company plans to extend its Europe group tour model to Asian destinations, offering comprehensive group tour packages, professional tour management, structured itineraries, and services designed specifically for Indian travelers. Switrus currently operates Europe group tours for travelers from several Indian states and has expanded its operational network across major Indian cities and international markets, including Germany. “We aim to extend the trust, expertise, and operational experience we have built in European tourism to the Asian travel segment. Through Switrus Asia, our goal is to deliver high-quality international travel experiences to a wider range of Indian travelers," said Shabitha Abubacker, COO of Switrus Holidays . The company has announced that the details regarding Switrus Asia's initial group departures, annual travel calendar, and special launch offers will be revealed in the coming weeks. switrus.com .
Jharkhand Assembly election: Dented in Haryana, denied in Maharashtra, defeated in Jharkhand
Opposition leaders see victory as a verdict on BJPs arrogance and against controversial laws such as the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
ED initiates FEMA investigation against Mumbai-based film producer linked to Shekhar Suman
The ED is investigating a Mumbai film producer for alleged FEMA violations. Searches uncovered undisclosed foreign companies and bank accounts belonging to Dharmesh Sangani. Kalanee Impex also failed to realize export proceeds within the prescribed time. Documents revealed jewelry worth USD 3 million seized by US Customs. Gold jewelry was also seized from Sangani at Heathrow Airport.
Show same concern for rain-hit farmers as traffic jams: Onion growers tell Maharashtra government
Maharashtra State Onion Growers' Association president Bharat Dighole said the financial losses suffered by farmers due to recurring natural calamities and crashing crop prices are rarely met with equal concern
Key takeaways from PM Modi and Luxons joint address in Auckland
The two leaders adopted the India-New Zealand Strategic Partnership: Roadmap to 2030, a framework that outlines cooperation across political, economic, security, educational and regional sectors over the next four years
Bahamas plane crash kills 10, Flamingo Air flights grounded amid probe
The deadly incident happened in North Andros, located in waters just west of Nassau, the archipelago's capital.
20 rescued after building collapses in US's Missouri flooding
The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for the area, which got between 6 and 12 inches as thunderstorms piled on the area one after another, said Matt Beitscher, a lead meteorologist with the NWS office in St. Louis. It''s very, very popular place for recreation, said Beitscher of the affected counties
Karur stampede row: CM Vijay says police failed to warn about swelling crowd
Vijay faulted the police for not alerting him about the swelling crowd at the TVK venue on September 27, 2025, nor taking any steps to cancel the meeting as the crowd had become unmanageable
Assam Budget 2026: Govt targets Rs 419 crore deficit, announces key reforms
In a bid to provide relief to small tea growers, the finance minister proposed to enhance the agricultural income tax exemption threshold from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.
Monsoon fury in Uttar Pradesh: Seven killed in rain-related incidents
The deaths were reported from Sant Kabir Nagar, Kushinagar, Bulandshahr, Shamli, and Ghaziabad in separate rain-related incidents, officials said.
Afghanistan turns to India for agricultural technology and livestock development
Omari described India-Afghanistan relationship as centuries of friendship, trust, and shared cultural heritage
Illegal crude oil tapping bid detected on IOCL pipeline in Rajasthans Tonk
The pressure drop was noticed on June 1. The illegal connection was removed, the pipeline repaired, and a complaint has been lodged
Boy dies after neighbours house collapse in Thane
Mumbai: A 12-year-old boy lost his life while two of his family members were injured after a section of a neighbouring building collapsed and fell on their house in Maharashtras Thane district, officials said. The incident took place at around 3:35 PM on Friday, July 10, at Madras Chawl in Azad Nagar, Brahmand, prompting an Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Typhoon Bavi: Japan issues high alert for small islands
All Nippon Airways cancelled more than 160 flights through Sunday, disrupting travel for roughly 20,000 people
Three lions die as China zoo animals suffer amid devastating floods
Earlier this week, the zoo locked up animals to prevent them from escaping amid flooding
Spain wildfire death toll rises to 11 as hundreds evacuated in Andalusia
The fire is currently affecting the municipalities of Los Gallardos, Bedar and Antas in the Almeria province of Spain.
An onion growers' body urged the Maharashtra government for urgent aid to rain-affected farmers. They noted that traffic disruptions receive more immediate attention than farmers' losses. Farmers face crop destruction from natural calamities and price crashes. Efficient transport infrastructure is crucial for perishable farm produce. Cities and villages are equally important for Maharashtra's development.
Maharashtra Welcomes Uniform Civil Code, Says Shiv Sena Spokesperson Krishna Hegde
Mumbai, July 11: The political debate surrounding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Maharashtra has intensified. Shiv Sena spokesperson Krishna Hegde announced that the state government has formed a committee headed by a retired Supreme Court judge to study the legal aspects of the UCC. He asserted that the government will take further action following ... Read more Maharashtra Welcomes Uniform Civil Code, Says Shiv Sena Spokesperson Krishna Hegde
Tragic Building Collapse in Thane Claims Life of 12-Year-Old Boy
Mumbai, July 11: A tragic incident in Thane, Maharashtra, resulted in the death of a 12-year-old boy and left two others injured when part of a building collapsed. Officials reported that debris from the structure fell onto a neighboring house where family members were sleeping. The victim has been identified as Jaykumar Jaiswal. He sustained ... Read more Tragic Building Collapse in Thane Claims Life of 12-Year-Old Boy
Maharashtra MBA CET Counselling 2026 Registration Ends Tomorrow: Check Schedule
Maharashtra MBA CET CAP 2026 counselling registration ends on July 12 at 5 PM. Check the complete schedule, document verification dates, merit list timeline and key instructions.
Mid-Day Opinion: Authorities must step up in times of crisis
Power outages cut these residents from all their devices and, effectively, communication.
Mid-Day Opinion: Money alone cant prevent flooding
As Mumbai stares at more erratic monsoons, only good governance exemplified by commitment to planning, timely execution, regular monitoring, and accountability will keep the city dry
Modi, New Zealand PM Luxon look to inject new strength into Indo-Pacific coopera
Modi travelled to New Zealand from Australia in the third and final leg of his three-nation tour that largely focused on expanding cooperation in the Indo-Pacific against the backdrop of China's increasing assertiveness in the region
Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 4,118 as rescue efforts continue
The number of injured remained at 16,740, according to figures released in an update by Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez. A total of 6,462 people have been rescued
US sanctions key Iranian financier after renewed Strait of Hormuz attacks
The US Treasury Department described Ansari as a key financier for Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, and accused him of large-scale, institutionalised embezzlement within the Iranian regime
Bomb Iran: Trump says contingency orders in place over assassination fears
Speaking in an interview with New York Post, Trump highlighted that he has been on Iran's kill list for a long time. He further denied the reports of Israeli intelligence warning him regarding Iran's alleged plot to assassinate the US President
Banihal Police recover Rs 1.32 lakh cash, documents of Amarnath pilgrims left in taxi
Banihal, Jul 11: Banihal Police recovered a handbag containing 1.32 lakh in cash and important documents belonging to a group of Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims after tracing a commercial taxi through a swift investigation led by SHO Banihal Ashiq Hussain Lone with the assistance of the District Police Headquarters (DHQ) Ramban. Police said the incident occurred on July 8 when three pilgrimsChabil Das, Sadanand Vispute and Suhas Dattatreya Suryavanshi, all residents of Jalgaon, Maharashtraaccidentally left behind a small handbag under the seat of a hired Honda Amaze taxi during their journey. The bag contained 1,32,000 in cash along with important documents. The pilgrims were unable to identify the taxi driver at the time of reporting the matter to police. On receiving the complaint, SHO Banihal Ashiq Hussain Lone immediately launched an investigation with the support of Police DHQ Ramban. Using technical analysis, toll plaza verification, vehicle ownership details and coordination with Sopore Police, the investigating team successfully traced the taxi and identified its driver, who was subsequently called to Banihal. On July 9, the recovered handbag containing the entire cash amount and other documents was produced before Police Station Banihal. After due verification and completion of legal formalities, the cash and documents were handed over to their rightful owners. The pilgrims expressed their gratitude to Ramban Police, particularly the Banihal Police team led by SHO Ashiq Hussain Lone, for their prompt, professional and coordinated efforts in recovering their belongings. Police said the successful recovery reflects the commitment of the Jammu and Kashmir Police to ensuring the safety, security and assistance of Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrims through timely action, professionalism and effective inter-district coordination.
Ceasefire is over: Trump announces continued US-Iran negotiations
The waterway has become a central point of tension in the conflict because of its importance to global oil and shipping routes
War is not over: Netanyahu issues fresh warning to Iran amid rising tensions
Our policy is clear that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons, whether with or without an agreement. If we had not acted, Iran would have acquired nuclear weapons; the war is not over; new challenges are emerging, Netanyahu said
Delhi Weather Today, July 11: Rain alert for Delhi, Noida, Gurugram; IMD warns of heavy showers
Delhi-NCR experiences pleasant weather after heavy rains, but more is forecast. The India Meteorological Department issued an orange alert for Delhi and a red alert for several Uttar Pradesh districts. Rainfall activity is expected to decrease across most parts of Maharashtra, though some areas remain on alert. The Southwest Monsoon has now advanced across the entire country, completing its seasonal coverage.
MVA Criticizes Maharashtra Government Over Loan Waiver and Delay in Opposition Leader Appointment
Mumbai, July 10: Senior leaders of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) coalition launched a sharp attack on the Maharashtra government during the conclusion of the monsoon assembly session on Friday. United in their criticism, Congress leader Nana Patole, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Jadhav, and NCP (Sharad Pawar) leader Jayant Patil targeted the ruling party over ... Read more MVA Criticizes Maharashtra Government Over Loan Waiver and Delay in Opposition Leader Appointment
