'Didn't sleep whole night…': Bhagwant Mann on Amritpal Singh's arrest

Punjab Police arrested pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh at Rode village in Moga. Following the arrest, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann made a video message thanking the people of Punjab for their cooperation, stating that he did not want the youth to be misled by people with vested interests who run campaigns against the country. The Chief Minister also commented that the AAP government is committed to ensuring peace and security in Punjab and is willing to make tough decisions to achieve this.

HC strikes down CIDCO’s ₹3,477-Cr infra contracts in NAINA region

Bombay High Court canceled CIDCO's infrastructure contract decisions in NAINA region, striking down bids disqualification and contract awards to two joint ventures. Court ordered CIDCO to reconsider bids fairly, citing procedural irregularities and lack of transparency.

SC paves way for local body elections in Maharashtra

Supreme Court orders Maharashtra local body elections within four months, clearing path for 687 urban and rural polls. OBC reservation set at 27%, with elections likely in October-November, potentially impacting political dynamics between ruling Mahayuti and opposition MVA.

HC sets aside farmer’s eviction from tenancy land after 50 years

Bombay High Court overturned Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal's 1975 orders that evicted an 82-year-old farmer from his land due to inability to cultivate, emphasizing fairness and social justice in land ownership disputes.

Bizman loses vision after cataract surgery, alleges negligence

A 67-year-old businessman alleges vision loss after cataract surgery by ophthalmologists who ignored his diabetes. He claims negligence led to a severe eye infection, permanently damaging his left eye and impacting his daily life and business.

‘Copy paste job in witness statements dangerous’: HC directs state to frame guidelines

Bombay High Court criticizes police's "copy-paste" witness statements, warning it could unfairly advantage accused. Court directs state to create guidelines for improving investigation quality and ensuring statement integrity in serious cases.

DRI intercepts two wildlife traffickers, seizes leopard skin and ivory

DRI intercepted two wildlife traffickers in Ujjain, seizing leopard skins and ivory. The suspects were arrested following a tip-off and are now in custody under the Wildlife Protection Act for illegal wildlife trade.

Rains, thunderstorms bring relief to scorching city, more expected today

Mumbai experienced heavy rains and thunderstorms, bringing relief from scorching heat. Gusty winds reached 60 kmph, causing disruptions. IMD predicts temperatures will drop 1-2°C, with showers expected to subside soon.

From sirens to silence: How Mumbai lost its daily wail

Mumbai's iconic 9 AM air raid sirens, once a daily ritual marking the city's rhythm, have fallen silent. After decades of routine testing, the network was disabled by flood damage in 2005. Despite potential revival plans, the sirens remain dormant, sparking discussions about emergency preparedness.

Ludhiana: Statue of Maharaja Jassa Singh Ramgarhia unveiled at Khanna bus stand

Cabinet minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond unveiled Maharaja Jassa Singh Ramgarhia's statue at Khanna bus stand, highlighting the AAP government's commitment to completing stalled projects and honoring historical heroes.

Early start for 1st-year degree college this year, on June 13

First-year college admissions at Mumbai University will start on June 13, earlier than previous years. Online registrations open May 8, covering 3.28 lakh seats across streams, ensuring timely academic calendar and improved education quality.

State announced schedule for FYJC online admission statewide

Maharashtra State Board announces FYJC online admission starting May 19. Students can register through an official portal, select colleges digitally, and complete admission in four rounds plus a merit-based final round. No manual entries allowed, ensuring a transparent process.

Cop suspended for violating protocol while booking, arresting doctor

Mumbai police suspended senior inspector Ravindra Katkar for registering an FIR and arresting Dr. Atul Wankhede without following protocols, after questioning his actions regarding an alleged forged degree case and procedural violations.

BMC polls will decide Thackeray’s future, bring back power to citizens

Supreme Court ordered Maharashtra local body elections, crucial for Shiv Sena and Uddhav Thackeray's political survival. BMC polls will restore citizen governance, with parties battling for control of Mumbai's richest civic body after three years of administrative rule.

Mock drills planned in 8 districts, largest in Cross Maidan

Maharashtra will conduct extensive civil defense mock drills in eight districts, including Mumbai, preparing citizens for potential war scenarios through sirens, safety guidance, and strategic location exercises at key sites like Cross Maidan.

RWA polls remain elusive in many Noida, Gr Noida sectors

RWA elections remain stalled in many Noida and Greater Noida housing societies, with delays spanning years due to administrative apathy, internal disputes, and lack of accountability despite district administration directives.