Officials started surprise checks after a deputy superintendent of police from Aurangabad division narrated her ordeal in getting an autorickshaw after she alighted from the train at Andheri station on social media

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), which completes a year at the end of the month, has emerged as a frontrunner in successfully implementing the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act and is serving as a model for other states. MahaRERA Chairperson Gautam Chatterjee tells The Indian Express about the challenges in implementation and the roadmap ahead for the real estate sector

Civic hospitals had been paying Rs 500 to private anaesthetists for a surgery. The amount has now been increased to Rs 1,000 for a minor surgery and Rs 1,500 for major surgery.

The boy was taken into custody in connection with a case of theft on April 3 by the Kurla RPF and handed over to the Wadala GRP on April 4

“Neighbours heard her and her daughter’s screams and alerted us. When we rushed in, she was already on fire and we rushed her to a private hospital nearby,” said an officer.

Police sub-inspector Daya Nayak received a tip-off that a person was to deliver MD, a synthetic drug, in the Amboli area on Friday. Accordingly, the police laid a trap and arrested one Shahid Shah (27) and found 300 gram of MD on his person.

Once operational, the feature will allow prospective buyers to look at projects available in their area of interest, the details of the projects as well as social amenities in the vicinity.

At 21 per cent, Maharashtra has contributed to the highest share of women travellers going solo in India.

“We express our gratitude to Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar for giving us a Constitution, which is amongst the best in world," he said.

DICCI has more than a 100 Dalit and tribal entrepreneurs. The generation-next Dalits and tribals should explore employment opportunities beyond government jobs to bring in real economic empowerment in their community, said Kamble.

Vegetables and fruits were stopped from reaching the urban centres while dairies complained of dip in collection as farmers refused to supply milk.

“As temperatures have soared, demand for power has peaked. The current stocks are just about enough to sustain the demand,” said an official.

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Shetkari Sanman Yojna (CSMSSY) is a loan waiver scheme for farmers, which was first announced on July 24, 2017.

“We have received a complaint from the victim’s mother. She alleged that on April 11, the accused took her daughter to the stairway on the eighth floor, which is generally deserted, and touched her inappropriately,” a police officer said.

Commuters maintained there is an excessive rush on the narrow stairway and escalators on the alternate northern bridge during peak hours, which can possibly lead to a stampede-like situation.

The accused, a resident of Andheri, was arrested for selling horns and skin of a Sambhar deer in Upvan near Thane.

Officials said at 4.50 am, a Mumbai-bound AI B787 flight from Delhi was taxiing at the parking bay when its wingtip brushed against the rudder of the stationary Indigo A320 aircraft.

‘Creative Mornings’, offers a platform to the local community to meet “interesting professionals and artists”.

According to sources, a bullet proof Scorpio car has been provided to Thackery by the home department. The police department is deputing four constables and an officer extra to existing ensemble, sources said.

In her petition, Rachelle Oseran, a trainer by profession, had stated that she brought groups of tourists to India from Israel and other parts of the world on educational trips, known as ‘Mindful India Seminars’. Bombay High Court.

Claiming that her son was not suffering from any illness, the boy's mother said he died due to torture by the police.

Returning for the second chapter of the “March for Science” in the city, over 250 people from the scientific community stood in solidarity with the international March for Science, which, this year was held globally on Saturday.

“There is a growing feeling that police raids in so-called sex work locations in Mumbai have not been carried out in accordance with the law but have been motivated by extraneous and ulterior factors such as nexus with real estate and builder lobby,” the letter read.

A controversial proposal of allowing builders an additional construction right, equal to 100 per cent of the plot’s area on payment of premium, is now being considered, said senior officials on condition of anonymity.