Mumbai: A former employee of Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport (BEST) was booked for allegedly accepting money from several people and showing lesser electricity meter readings in Antop Hill, RAK Marg, Sion and Matunga

Slug: HSC MATHS PAPER LEAKMUMBAI: The crime branch has arrested five people associated with a junior college in Ahmednagar, including its principal, two teachers, the college owner’s daughter and a driver, in connection with the HSC mathematics exam paper leak

The core of the BMC’s objections lies in its argument that public grounds are being commercially exploited by visitors who conduct varied classes there and charge a fee.

Mumbai: While activists and residents seem to be divided over the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) plans to build an underground parking lot below Patwardhan Park in Bandra (W), resident associations in Khar-Bandra have come in support of the plan, saying it will ease traffic jams on Linking Road, where illegal parking is rampant

The deceased were identified as Deepak Shah, 44 and Tina Shah, 39, residents of Kukreja Palace in Pant Nagar area at Ghatkopar (East).

To quote a few grave and blatant instances: Aniket Ambhore, a third-year Dalit student at IIT-Bombay died by suicide in 2014. In January, 2016, Rohith Vemula, a brilliant student of the Central University of Hyderabad -- known to me for five years -- was harassed by reactionary social and political forces (including the University administration) to the point where he chose to end his life

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Wednesday held another meeting on the rising air pollution in the city and announced a set of measures to tackle it

Waze is already an approver in the corruption case registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation against former home minister Anil Deshmukh.

Environmentalists and locals opposed to this pointed out that JNPA is yet to obtain environmental clearance for the project from the Centre, and an NOC from the Supreme Court appointed Dahanu Taluka Environment Protection Authority (DTEPA), which has previously deemed the project to be “wholly impermissible and illegal