‘Do not arrest rape accused doc till June 11’
The Bombay high court on Wednesday directed the police not to arrest a city-based doctor, accused of raping his 27-year-old patient suffering from tuberculosis, till June 11 when his application seeki
‘Do not arrest rape accused doc till June 11’
The Bombay high court on Wednesday directed the police not to arrest a city-based doctor, accused of raping his 27-year-old patient suffering from tuberculosis, till June 11 when his application seeki
Ansari pushes for literacy in Muslims
Vice President Mohammed Hamid Ansari has advocated modern education for the Muslim community and termed it as the most important challenge for them.
Nod for minority development grants
The state has approved the release of grants for various schemes for the development of the minority community, including modernisation of the madrasa institutions.
State explains land lease basics
The state government has issued a press note to explain the basic fundamentals of the renewal of land leases policy in a reply to the legal notice slapped by the former central information commissione
Varsity students to get a ‘darbar’
Starting next academic year, the University of Mumbai will have a monthly students’ darbar or students’ grievance redressal meeting where students will be able to address their grievances to the conce
5 top bookies flee country
At least five bookies, who are believed to be amongst the country’s top bookies and are wanted accused in the Mumbai police’s and Delhi police’s betting cases, have fled the country, highly placed sou
Kid drowns at resort pool, 3 held
The Arnala police arrested the owner, manager and lifeguard of Patil Resort near Arnala beach in Virar after a 12-year-old boy drowned in one of their swimming pools on Monday afternoon.
SRA builder, driver shot at; one arrested
Barely a week after receiving an extortion call, three assailants fired three rounds from a pistol at a SRA builder in Devi Pada area of Borivali (east) on Tuesday.
Ban on lingerie display irks traders
The federation of retail traders welfare association (FRTWA) has opposed the BMC decision to ban the display of mannequins in lingerie or “skimpy clothes” outside garment shops in the city.