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Palghar: Bull And Cow Fall Onto Roof Of Closed Room In Nalasopara, Safely Rescued By Police And Residents | VIDEO
Nalasopara, August 19, 2026: A bull and a cow fell onto the roof of a closed room in the Nagin Das Pada area of Nalasopara East on Tuesday evening, causing panic among local residents. Animals Trapped On Roof According to preliminary information, the incident took place at around 4 pm when the bull and cow…
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Mumbai Crime: 35-Year-Old Dubai Returnee’s Ghatkopar Death Turns Murder Case, Mother-In-Law Among 5 Arrested
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The suspicious death of 35-year-old Sapna Pramod Ganji, who had returned to Mumbai from Dubai for a holiday, was allegedly strangled to death at her Ghatkopar residence, with police uncovering a premeditated conspiracy allegedly involving her mother-in-law and four members of a domestic worker’s family. Five Arrested In Murder Case Police…
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Mumbai Sessions Court Denies Bail To Railway Ticket Agent Accused Of Forging Lok-Bhavan Letters For VIP Quota
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The sessions court has refused to grant bail to 33-year-old railway ticket agent Mohammed Tarique Khan, arrested for booking tickets under VIP quota by forging letterheads, stamps and seals of the Lok-Bhavan office. Complaint Over Forged Letters Vishal Shinde, an assistant serving in the Lok-Bhavan, had lodged a complaint with Malabar…
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Mumbai: Special Court Sentences Chembur Man To 6 Months’ Rigorous Imprisonment For Casteist Slurs, Derogatory Remarks Against Ambedkar
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The special court has sentenced Chembur resident Shakil Shaikh, 32, to six months of rigorous imprisonment over derogatory remarks against Dr B R Ambedkar and hurling casteist slurs at advocate Vinod Satpute during a scuffle in a society in Chembur. Incident In Chembur According to the prosecution, on October 13, 2016,…
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Mumbai Marathi Signboard Crackdown: BMC To Intensify Inspections Of Shops, Malls And Commercial Establishments
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The BMC is stepping up its campaign to enforce Marathi on shop signboards, with inspections of prominent establishments, shopping malls and shopping centres planned across Mumbai in the second phase. Shops and commercial units found violating the Marathi signage rules will face strict action, civic officials said. Enforcement Drive Intensified The…
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Mumbai Crime: MIDC Police Arrest 44-Year-Old Former CFO In Alleged ₹1.19 Crore Fraud Case
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The MIDC Police have arrested a 44-year-old chartered accountant and former Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of an investment management company for allegedly defrauding the firm of Rs 1.19 crore. The accused, Pankaj Gupta, was arrested from Bengaluru and brought to Mumbai on transit remand on August 15. He has since been…
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Mumbai Consumer Commission Pulls Up Max Bupa, Orders ₹5 Lakh Payout Over Repudiated Health Insurance Claim
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: The Suburban Mumbai District Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission (DCDRC) has held Max Bupa health insurance firm guilty of deficiency in providing required services by repudiating the claim. While pulling up the insurance firm, the commission in its orders maintained that insurance policies must be construed to promote fairness and justice rather…
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Ex-Sarpanch, Secretary Booked Over Alleged Misuse Of Panchayat Funds
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Lokayukta’s Special Police Establishment, Indore unit, has registered a case against the former secretary and former sarpanch of Bank Gram Panchayat and the secretary’s son for allegedly misusing their official positions to route government funds for personal gain. The accused are former secretary Prahlad Neel, former sarpanch Laxmibai Chauhan and Neel’s…
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Mumbai: Siddhivinayak Temple’s New ‘Riddhi’ Gate Sparks Row Over Traffic, Pedestrian Movement And Communalisation
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: Construction of a new ‘Riddhi’ gate and shaded areas at the Shree Siddhivinayak Temple has been halted following objections raised by residents of several buildings on Kakasaheb Gadgil Marg, who also held a protest on Sunday. The residents have accused former Shiv Sena corporator Samadhan Sarvankar of communalising an issue that,…
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Mid-Air Nightmares Prompt Crackdown: 447 Passengers Placed On ‘No Fly List’ In 9 Years As Unruly Behaviour Escalates
Mumbai, August 19, 2026: A terrifying mid-flight ordeal onboard a Kochi-bound international flight has reignited concerns over air passenger misconduct. The incident comes as official government figures reveal that a total of 447 passengers have been banned from flying in India since the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) introduced strict regulations to manage unruly…
