Cyber Law Expert Puneet Bhasins New Book Examines How AI, Algorithms Could Influence Human Choices
Cyber Law Expert Puneet Bhasins New Book Explores Who Really Controls Human Choices in the Age of AI Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: Are the choices people make truly their
ICICI Life EzyGrow launched with 2X and 3X Premium Funding Benefits to Keep Family Goals on Track
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 3: ICICI Life Insurance today announced the launch of ICICI Life EzyGrow, a unit-linked insurance plan (ULIP) with enhanced Waiver of Premium (WOP) where in case of an unforeseen event the company will invest two or three times (2X and 3X) of future pending premiums on customer's behalf. The benefit is designed to help families stay on track with their long-term goals such as a child's education or a spouse's retirement, while building an additional financial cushion to help meet unforeseen needs. This plan will be distributed online through exclusive partnership with Policybazaar. Combines enhanced premium funding options, financial protection, market-linked returns and retirement planning features under one policy. Designed to help families stay on track with their long-term financial goals.
HC calls Maharashtra Police action against Karnataka firms unlawful
Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has ruled that Maharashtras Vadgaon police acted unlawfully in seizing business records from a tobacco products firms office in Tumakuru and issuing notices summoning its representatives for questioning outside the police stations jurisdiction. Justice Suraj Govindaraj partly allowed petitions filed by Shiv Enterprises and others, challenging the actions of Maharashtra 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 .
Digital Desk | Pune, Nov 3 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that India is defeating poverty and has become the fastest-growing economy, adding that the country's budget is increasing, with the money, which was earlier wasted in leakages and transferred to the pockets of uncles and nephews, now going directly to the beneficiaries. He noted that the money from the treasury is now being spent on infrastructure development, which will generate more jobs. PM Modi virtually inaugurated the 23.2 km Pune Metro Line 3 (Pink Line) elevated corridor connecting Maan/Hinjewadi (the IT Hub) to Shivajinagar (District Court Metro station). Built under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model at a cost of over Rs 8,300 crore, it significantly reduces travel time and traffic congestion for tech workers and commuters. Highlighting key operational milestones of the Pink Line, the Prime Minister emphasised that the line is operated entirely by women train operators. Approximately 30 per cent of its total power requirements are sourced from solar energy. He also laid the foundation stone for the Pune Metro Phase-II expansion, valued at around Rs 13,500 crore. This phase covers key corridors connecting residential and business hubs, including Kharadi, Wagholi, Hadapsar, Swargate, and Khadakwasla. The Prime Minister expressed delight at inaugurating another Pune Metro line, recalling that he had laid the foundation for the first phase about 10 years earlier. The HinjewadiShivajinagar service will improve connectivity for a major IT hub; the new Phase-II lines will strengthen links between older and newer parts of Pune. PM Modi highlighted how rapid urban expansion requires eco-friendly mass transit solutions. Expanding metro lines across tier-1 and tier-2 cities aims to boost ease of living, cut carbon footprints, and provide integrated multi-modal travel hubs, connecting metro stations, bus terminals, and railways. He reiterated the Union government's commitment to building sustainable, modern mass transit systems across India. He emphasised that expanding metro networks cuts down road congestion, reduces vehicular emissions, and enables seamless multi-modal connectivity with intercity bus terminals and railway stations. Pune is shaping the energy of a 'Viksit Bharat' through IT, automotive, pharmaceuticals, startups, innovation, and manufacturing -- it is a city of dreams and aspirations for the youth. Better metro connectivity will give fresh momentum to the citys development. Metro projects help build competitive cities with higher ease of living. Earlier, the city identity rested on industries or produce; today it also depends on competitiveness and quality of life, both improved by metros, said PM Modi. India is attracting global attention for strong economic growth amid challenges and for lifting 50 crore people out of extreme poverty (per recent World Bank report). Public investment in infrastructure (roads, railways, airports, metros, etc.) is creating opportunities and employment, he noted. He further said that the Pune metro project is special as a PPP effort. The focus is on turning cities into world-class centres; he mentioned the Rs 1 lakh crore Urban Challenge Fund to develop smaller cities as growth hubs and urged local bodies and the private sector to collaborate. PM Modi contrasted the slow pace of metro expansion under Congress-led (UPA) governments with the rapid growth since 2014 under his administration. Before 2014, metro expansion was very slow. During the Congress regime, metro services operated in only five cities. Since 2014, under the BJP/NDA government, metros have started running in 26 cities. India now has the worlds third-largest metro network, he added. He mentioned that the metro network grew from 248 km in 2014 to nearly 1,200 km and more than one crore passengers commute daily, with large investments creating jobs. He framed this as part of building cities for a Viksit Bharat. PM Modi referred to the drought conditions in Maharashtra due to scanty rainfall and assured the Centre's assistance to effectively tackle the situation.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has suggested Maharashtra Chief Minister to charge Rs 3 per unit for electric vehicle (EV) charging at night and Rs 5 during the day to encourage EV adoption. At the proposed night-time rate, an electric car delivering 5 km per unit could travel 1,000 km for just Rs 600. Gadkari said cheaper night-time electricity could make EVs more attractive to buyers.
Tata Projects wins major contract for global automaker's Maharashtra plant
: Tata Projects, an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) player of the Tata Group, on Tuesday said it has secured a major contract from a global automotive major for the development of its greenfield plant in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in Maharashtra. The work covers three critical packages: the assembly shop, press and weld shop, and utility and support buildings. It encompasses civil, structural and architectural works, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) systems, utility networks, as well as testing, commissioning and handover, Tata Projects said without disclosing the identity of the automotive firm. The integrated scope requires close coordination across multiple engineering disciplines and construction activities to ensure efficient execution and seamless integration of the facility's core production and supporting infrastructure, it said. The contract marks an important milestone in Tata Projects' expansion into the automotive sector and reinforces its positio
FDA seizes food products worth Rs 9 crore in Maharashtra; Patanjali Ghee on the list
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS) The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) -- led by Food Safety Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe -- has seized food products, including Patanjali Cow Ghee, valued at more than Rs 9 crore during a statewide enforcement drive ahead of Diwali to curb food adulteration, according to a report. According to a NDTV Profit report, the operation that was carried out across all seven administrative divisions of the state covered 114 food establishments and resulted in the suspension of licences or registrations of 19 food business operators for serious hygiene and regulatory lapses. Among the notable actions, the FDA seized 2,279 litres of Patanjali cow ghee valued at around Rs 20 lakh from a distributor in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, it added. The authorities said the stock was detained under provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, on suspicion of misbranding and adulteration. The largest seizure was reported from the Konkan division where more than 1.44 lakh kg of edible oil of various brands was confiscated from a facility in Bhiwandi, Thane district. Several other consignments, including edible oils, rice, pulses and jaggery were seized during inspections in Pune, Satara, Solapur and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. The drive also covered a broad range of food products such as spices, flour, dairy products, sweets, snacks, dry fruits and bakery items. The FDA said inspections in Mumbai revealed multiple hygiene and compliance deficiencies at food establishments, including poor sanitation, insect infestation, inadequate documentation and lapses in food storage practices, according to the report. In a parallel operation targeting banned food products conducted between October 28 and October 31, the department seized goods worth Rs 79.4 lakh from 17 establishments. In addition, authorities registered 13 FIRs, arrested 16 individuals, sealed seven establishments and seized six vehicles. However, the FDA has advised consumers to purchase food products only from licensed vendors, avoid unlabeled or loose items and carefully verify packaging details, batch numbers and expiry information before making purchases during the festive season.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 3 (IANS) Shiv Sena National Spokesperson Shaina NC on Tuesday criticised Leader of the Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, saying that he runs to Ramlila Maidan but avoids attending Parliament. She also alleged that the INDIA Bloc was attempting to protect infiltrators through its 'Ghuspaithiya Bachao Yatra' under the banner of the 'Vote Bachao Yatra'. During his foot march in Hyderabad on Monday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah alleged that the Congress was opposing the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls to protect Bangladeshi infiltrators from being removed from the voters' list. By opposing the SIR, the Congress party wants to protect Bangladeshi infiltrators in the country's electoral rolls. But I have come here today to say that Rahul ji and Revanth Reddy ji can put in as much effort as they want. The BJP will ensure that every single infiltrator is removed from the voter list and driven out of the country, HM Shah said. He further alleged that the Congress and its allies were opposing the SIR because infiltrators constituted their vote bank, adding that the BJP stood firmly behind the exercise. Only those who are citizens of this country will be allowed to vote here, HM Shah said. Speaking to IANS, Shaina NC said, Rahul Gandhi runs to Ramlila Maidan but runs away from Parliament. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is asking him to come to Parliament and debate on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR). Why is Rahul Gandhi so afraid of debating in the Temple of Democracy? Three crore names were deleted from the voter list because those individuals were not genuine voters but infiltrators. The INDIA Bloc believes in protecting these infiltrators through the 'Ghuspaithiya Bachao Yatra' in the name of the 'Vote Bachao Yatra'. Reacting to LoP Rahul Gandhi's allegations of foreign assistance to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Shaina NC accused the Congress leader of making baseless claims and targeting India on foreign soil. Gandhi, stop outsourcing your conspiracy theories. You abuse India abroad and then tweet from foreign soil. This is your frustration, not information. A man who could not win Amethi is now challenging the Prime Minister, who was elected by 140 crore Indians, to a debate. First, debate your own party's record. Debate why you have already lost three consecutive elections. You will face a fourth consecutive defeat in 2029. When you lose elections, you blame Indians. When you lose the narrative, you blame foreigners, she said. Shaina NC also reacted to reports of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan greeting fans from behind bulletproof glass outside his Mumbai residence after the recent shooting at actor Tiger Shroff, saying that the Mumbai Police were capable of ensuring the safety of citizens as well as prominent personalities. She said that since Bachchan was a national celebrity, security agencies had suggested additional precautionary measures in view of the threat assessment. Mumbai Police is very capable of protecting all our citizens, and Amitabh Bachchan, of course, is a national celebrity. If you look around the world, there is a standard VVIP protocol. If they feel there is a threat, Mumbai Police personnel deployed outside the house, along with private agencies, have suggested additional precautionary measures to ensure that security arrangements are foolproof. Whether it is transparent bulletproof glass or any other measures they deem fit, it is in everyone's interest, she said. On political developments within the Mahayuti alliance in Maharashtra, Shaina NC said that Shiv Sena leader and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde did not interfere in the internal affairs of other parties. Our leader, Eknath Shinde, has never poked his nose into other people's problems or parties. We believe that every party is entitled to take its own decisions. However, the Mahayuti has a fundamental agenda of ensuring development for every person in Maharashtra, and that is why we stand united and work tirelessly, she said.
Maharashtra FDA confiscates Patanjali stock, suspends licences
The FDA seized 2,279.7 litres of ghee worth 20.20 lakh from Divya Mahavitarak, a Patanjali distributor, in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Officials suspect the stock may have been misbranded or adulterated
Cannabis cultivation busted in Maharashtra's Washim, over 15 Kg of marijuana seized
Digital Desk | Washim, Nov 3 (IANS) A case of illegal cannabis cultivation has come to light in Maharashtra's Washim district, where police raided a farm in Ratanwadi village of Manora tehsil and seized 15 kg and 225 grams of marijuana. A 70-year-old farmer, identified as Narayan Kisan Vyavahare, has been detained in connection with the case. According to police, they received a tip-off about illegal cannabis cultivation in a field in Ratanwadi village. Taking the information seriously, the police immediately planned an operation and formed a joint team comprising personnel from the police and revenue departments. The team was led by Sub-Divisional Police Officer Manish Thackeray, Station House Officer Naina Pohekar and Tehsildar Rajendra Patil. Acting on the tip-off, the joint team raided the farm and discovered the illegal cannabis cultivation. During the operation, police recovered and seized a total of 15 kg and 225 grams of marijuana. The estimated market value of the seized contraband is Rs 2,26,500. Police detained Narayan Kisan Vyavahare, a 70-year-old farmer associated with the farm. Investigators are now trying to establish how long the illegal cultivation had been taking place and whether other individuals or gangs were involved. Following the raid, Manora Police registered a case under relevant sections of the law and initiated further investigation. Police are also probing the purpose behind the cultivation and whether the seized marijuana was intended for sale. Officials said the action was taken following information received from an informer, after which a joint team was constituted to conduct the raid. Police are now investigating the possible involvement of other people in the illegal cultivation. The case has been registered based on the statement of the accused farmer, and further investigation is underway. Maharashtra Police said more details about the illegal cultivation and possible links to a wider drug network would emerge as the investigation progresses.
NCP rift deepens as Sunetra Pawar calls crucial MLA meeting, big decisions expected today
The internal differences within the Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) faction appear to be coming into sharper focus. Amid the ongoing tensions within the party, NCP president and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar...
Police Uncover Illegal Cannabis Cultivation in Washim, Arrest 70-Year-Old Farmer
Authorities seize over 15 kg of cannabis in Washim, Maharashtra, arresting a 70-year-old farmer involved in the illegal cultivation. Police Uncover Illegal Cannabis Cultivation in Washim, Arrest 70-Year-Old Farmer
Operated by women, powered by solar energy: Pune Metro line 3 praised for unique features
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 3 (IANS) Pune's urban transport network is set for a major expansion, as the new Metro Pink Line is set to introduce two distinctive features: all-women train operating team and ambitious plan to power the metros operations with 30% of its electricity requirements through solar power. This has drawn all-round praise from across the political class and the business fraternity, with all of them hailing the scheduled inauguration of Pune Metro Line 3 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Chandrakant Patil highlighted the project's focus on commuter convenience, women's empowerment and environmental sustainability ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inauguration of the 23-km corridor. This 23-kilometre metro route, directly connecting Hinjewadi IT Hub to Shivajinagar, will make the daily commute of Pune's residents faster, easier, and more comfortable, Patil said in a post on social media. He noted that the project would be operated entirely by women train operators, while around 30 per cent of its electricity requirements were expected to be met through solar power. Handing over the responsibility of metro operations to women and planning to meet nearly one-third of the electricity needs through solar energythese are the special features of this project, he said. BJP Bihar President Sanjay Saraogi described the inauguration and the planned expansion of the city's metro network as a milestone in Maharashtra's infrastructure growth. Infrastructure is being strengthened across the country. India has become the world's fifth-largest economic power and the fourth-largest military power. Cities are being developed, and metro services are being launched in new cities, Saraogi said. He said the new corridor would benefit students, IT professionals and other commuters travelling between Shivajinagar and Hinjewadi, one of Pune's major employment hubs. The new metro line is going to connect Shivajinagar to Hinjewadi's massive IT hub, saving the precious time and energy of Pune's lakhs of young travellers, from students to corporate workers, he said. Bihar Minister Ram Kripal Yadav also praised Modi's focus on infrastructure development, citing projects ranging from highways and bridges to metro services and railway lines. Salute to PM Modi. The way he has given special attention to infrastructure across every corner of the country, whether it is four-lane or six-lane roads, bridges, culverts, metro lines or main railway lines, he has ensured development in all these areas, Yadav said. He also targeted the Congress, alleging that corruption scandals during its tenure had damaged public resources. Pune Metro Line 3, also known as the Pink Line, is an elevated corridor spanning approximately 23.2 km, with 23 stations, connecting Maan near Hinjewadi with the District Court station in central Pune. Developed by the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA), the project has an estimated cost of Rs 8,313 crore and is being implemented under a public-private partnership model. It is expected to improve access to the Hinjewadi IT Park, reduce road congestion and provide an alternative to private vehicles. --IAN
Two helicopters crash while landing in Nepals Everest region, one killed
Two helicopters collided while attempting to land at a snowy site in Nepals Everest region on Tuesday, killing one foreign national and injuring another. The injured person was rushed to hospital, while police confirmed the incident in Solukhumbu district
Maharashtra elephant herd grows to 35 after newborn calf arrives in Vidarbha
Eastern Maharashtra's wild elephant herd has grown to 35 after a calf was born on November 2. Tracked by the SAGE Foundation and Maharashtra Forest Department since entering the state in 2021, the herd has increased from 23 to 35 elephants in five years
Maharashtra excise dept seizes illicit liquor worth Rs 19.77 lakh in Latur
During the first raid, conducted on October 30 at Sadguru Nagar on Malwati Road, excise officials seized 1,152 sealed plastic bottles of Goa-manufactured liquor and 125 bottles of spurious liquor bearing different brand labels
Nora Fatehi was summoned as a witness, not an accused in Sukesh Chandrashekhar case, clarifies team
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 3 (IANS) Actress Nora Fatehis legal team has clarified that she is not an accused in the case involving alleged conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar and was summoned by the court only in the capacity of a witness. The statement follows the November 2 hearing of the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) case at Delhis Rouse Avenue Court, where Nora was summoned to appear as a witness and assist in the proceedings. The case involving Sukesh Chandrashekhar was taken up at the Rouse Avenue Court in Delhi on November 2, where Nora had been summoned to appear as a witness. However, her lawyers informed the court that she could not attend due to prior professional commitments and the short notice of the summons. An exemption application was subsequently filed, following which the court adjourned the matter to November 6, and issued a fresh summons for her appearance. Her legal team also clarified that Nora is neither an accused nor facing allegations of wrongdoing in the case. She has been called only as a witness to assist the court in the proceedings. In a statement to media, her legal team said, The EOW matter concerning Sukesh Chandra Shekhar was listed today before the Rouse Avenue Court, Delhi, where Nora Fatehi was summoned as a witness. Her advocates appeared before the Court and submitted that she had received the summons at a very short notice and was unable to attend due to prior professional commitments. It further read, An application seeking exemption from personal appearance was filed, following which the matter was adjourned to 6 November 2026, with fresh summons issued for her appearance. It is clarified that Nora Fatehi is neither an accused nor alleged to have committed any offence in these proceedings. She has been summoned solely as a witness to assist the Court. For the unversed, the case revolves around allegations that Sukesh Chandrashekhar orchestrated an extortion racket worth nearly Rs 200 crore while being lodged in Delhi's Rohini Jail. He allegedly posed as senior government officials to carry out the fraud. The Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) probed the matter and subsequently filed a chargesheet under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA). Nora had earlier been questioned by the EOW over her alleged links with Chandrashekhar and his wife, Leena Maria Paulose. Her statement was also recorded before a magistrate under Section 164 of the CrPC. She was later included as a prosecution witness in the supplementary chargesheet.
No cause for alarm, Sharad Pawar feeling better, says family friend
NCP-SP chief Sharad Pawar is recovering from a mild chest infection after being admitted to Pune's Ruby Hall Clinic. Family friend Vitthal Maniyar said the veteran leader is feeling better, with doctors advising medication and rest and keeping him under observation for two days
A pumped-storage hydropower project in Maharashtras Western Ghats has raised concerns over forest rights, tribal livelihoods and ecological impact
Oswal Pumps gets additional order from MSEDCL for 10,000 solar pumps
The repeat order reinforces the companys association with MSEDCL, reflecting continued execution momentum in Maharashtra
US midterm: JD Vance rallies for Vivek Ramaswamy as Republican trails on polls
Vance headlined a rally at a hangar at Toledo Express Airport in Swanton on Monday, with Ramaswamy and Husted on the bill.
US midterm elections: Trump campaigns for Republican candidates in New York
The remarks did not set out the provisions, eligibility rules or limits of the measures he cited.
Illicit Liquor Worth Rs 19.77 Lakh Seized In Latur
The Maharashtra Excise Department conducted two raids in Latur district, seizing illicit Goa-manufactured liquor and other materials valued at Rs 19.77 lakh. Cases have been registered under the Maharashtra Prohibition Act.
Donald Trump reopens renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington
He thanked park workers, contractors and preservation crews for their role in restoring sites across the city
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According to the White House, he cancelled a rally in Michigan for the final campaign meeting in Washington.
Cyclone Murasu: Odisha on high alert as over 1.60 lakh people shifted to safety
Severe Cyclonic Storm Murasu made landfall on the Andhra Pradesh coast early Tuesday, bringing light rainfall to parts of southern Odisha. The state government has put several districts on high alert and shifted more than 1.60 lakh people to safety amid forecasts of heavy rain
Ahmedabad police detain 61 foreign nationals in city-wide crackdown
Legal procedures for deportation of the detained persons were underway.
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Gujarat schools to set up wellness teams and peer-support systems for students
The provisions, introduced under the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Regulations 1974, will apply to Std IX to XII in schools affiliated with the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB).
Fossil discovery reveals fruit-eating dinosaur in the Cretaceous period
Discovered in the Hell Creek Formation, its nearly complete articulated skull revealed a toothless, parrot-like lower jaw that moved back and forth
Scientists develop brain-like electronic component for efficient computing
By combining lanthanum aluminate and strontium titanate, a single microscopic component can perform three distinct functions: acting as a transistor, memristor, or memcapacitor.
Tiny California spider has 4.6-billion-base-pair genome, study finds
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Qatar mediates Iran-US talks as Tehran pushes for end to US naval blockade
Baghaei said that Razaei will decide on an official response as he sees fit.
Heavy unseasonal rain lashes Pune, traffic snarls reported across major roads
Baramati receives heavy downpours with official 24-hour measurements showing around 100 mm, while the Shivajinagar observatory records 41.1 mm of rainfall
Cake Mixing Ceremony at Sayaji Hotel Kolhapur
Maharashtra: Sayaji Hotel Kolhapur, a prominent hospitality destination in South Maharashtra, recently hosted its traditional Cake Mixing Ceremony, marking the beginning of the much-awaited festive season. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Sky Greens at Sayaji Hotel Kolhapur, the event brought together guests, team members, and well-wishers to celebrate the warmth, joy, and spirit of []
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Stakeholders must be consulted on infra work
The protest follows the reopening of the reconstructed Sion flyover in mid-October.
Several district courts in Maharashtra receive email threat of bomb explosions
Maharashtra: Sharad Pawar hospitalised in Pune following cough and chest pain
Doctor says veteran leader brought in for general health check-up following complaints of chest pain, to stay under observation
Maharashtra FDA seizes 1,190 kg of laddus for excessive food colouring
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Maharashtra FDA Acts Against Patanjali Ghee, Suspends 19 Food Licences
The seized stock included 2,279.7 litres of Patanjali cow ghee worth Rs 20.20 lakh
Maharashtra Charity Commissioner did not propose rule that froze Tata Trusts board
An RTI response shows the regulator sent no proposal for the amendment that has paralysed Sir Ratan Tata Trust and contributed to a deadlock at Tata Sons.
Maharashtra sets up drought mitigation panel, approves 291.91 crore relief for flood-hit farmers
The measures follow deficient rainfall in parts of Maharashtra during 2026, prompting the government to declare drought in talukas identified under the Kharif seasons Trigger-1 assessment
Loo & behold: Cobra found in toilet commode in Akola
NMC staff to face action for unkempt public toilets
Mahayuti takes control of Yavatmal Dist Central Coop Bank from Cong after 26 years
Duo held for stealing copper plates from KTPS
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Old HCs Veranda Collapse To Hit Rs 16.92Cr Restoration Work
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Gadchiroli police seize 240kg ganja worth Rs1.20cr, arrest 8
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Harsh Dubey snaps nine, creates Vidarbha record
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19-yr-old arrested, minor held for burglary at doc's house
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Former MP, citizens seek PMCs intervention against illegal hill cutting across Pune
PMC improves pumping of water, but residents say erratic supply continues
Pune police order Koregaon Park pub to shut down for operating beyond permitted hours
Techies express concern over rainwater leakage at Maan Metro station
Housing federation, commuters seek Metro Line 3 fare review
PM to virtually unveil Metro Pink Line, lay foundation stone of other stretches today
Businessmans daughter-in-law dies by suicide, victims relatives vandalise in-laws house & office
Rapido executives may be named in Pune bike taxi FIR, says union leader
SPPU faces student agitation over campus curbs; promises review, removal of barricades
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Bridge over Andheris Mogra nullah to be demolished, traffic movement to be stopped for 7 months
Downpour triggers traffic snarls, waterlogging and power outages across Pune city
Heavy rain recorded across Pune district, light spells in dam catchments too
Illegal Firecracker Stalls Flout Safety Norms Across Nagpur, NMC Sounds Alarm
Balasaheb Thackerays grandson actor Aaishvary Thackeray loses Rs 19,000 to cyber fraud
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