What began as a hospital assault case has quickly evolved into a statewide issue of medical staff safety, political accountability and public trust in civic healthcare. Resident doctors in government hospitals will continue services today but will wear black ribbons as a symbolic protest. Doctors at a civic hospital in Dombivli are under pressure after […]
Tree fall crisis has hit parts of Mumbai including Goregaon, Kurla, Matunga and Dadar damaging vehicles, blocking roads and exposing the city’s vulnerability during intense monsoon spells. Civic officials said rescue teams and fire brigade staff were rushed in as complaints and the toll mounted. A fallen tree blocks a road in Mumbai after heavy
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The city’s combined lake storage has soared to 5.98 lakh million litres, sufficient to meet the water requirements of Mumbai till mid-October, officials said. The Vihar and Tulsi lakes have already filled to capacity and started overflowing, but the civic authorities said the restrictions would continue till all the seven lakes overflow consistently. Mumbai’s lake
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The suspension was part of a statewide FDA drive under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 on July 7 and 8. Officials said the Churchgate outlet was found to have violated hygiene rules under the Food Safety and Standards regulations leading to action against the business. K Rustom & Co. in Mumbai’s Churchgate area
Taloja: A speeding car crashes into pedestrians and people standing on the road, turning an ordinary evening into a horrific road accident. Authorities are searching for the driver and the injured are receiving treatment. Police inspect the scene after a speeding car hit pedestrians in Taloja Sector 10. This image is only for illustrations. A
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Acting Chief Justice Ravindra V. Ghuge and Justice Gautam Ankhad said citizens cannot blame BMC alone when public drains, footpaths and pavement spaces are routinely occupied or misused. The court’s comments have reignited the larger discussion about civic responsibility, flooding and urban planning in Mumbai. The Bombay High Court during a hearing on Mumbai’s flooding
