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Maharashtra News LIVE Updates: Kamal Rashid Khan arrested by Malad police over controversial tweet
The NCRB report shows cyber offences rose by 18% in Mumbai in 2021 but the actual numbers may be much more as many cases have gone unreported or many written complaints were not converted into first information reports (FIRs), according to cyber experts. Stay with TOI for all the latest updatesRead Less
Kamal Rashid Khan arrested by Malad Police over his controversial tweet in 2020. He was arrested after he landed at Mumbai Airport. He will be presented before Borivali court today: Mumbai Police
Metro 3 prototype rake trial runs commence on 3km stretch today
Maharashtra reported 2,337 swine flu cases and 98 deaths between January 1 and August 28 this year: State health department
Amit Shah to visit Lalbaug for ‘darshan’
Union home minister Amit Shah is expected to pay a visit to Lalbaugcha Raja on Monday, September 5.
Mumbai's air quality today
Maharashtr sees 810 new Covid-19 cases, 5 fatalities
Prototype trial runs of Metro-3 train start today
Trial runs of the eight-coach prototype rake for Metro-3 are scheduled to commence on a 3km stretch on Tuesday in the presence of CM Shinde and deputy CM Fadnavis. The initial designproving trial runs for about 2,000km will be conducted in a tunnel between Sariput Nagar in Aarey to Marol Naka. It includes speed, oscillation and emergency brake distance trials besides testing of other systems.
Mumbai: BMC waives off Rs 380 crore trenching charges from L&T
Surge in crime cases in Maharashtra, Mumbai among India's biggest in 2021
As both urban and rural areas opened up with the waning of the pandemic and lifting of curbs, the shadow of crime appears to have lengthened. According to the National Crime Records Bureau report for 2021, Maharashtra and Mumbai are among states and cities seeing the highest resurgence in offences recorded in the second year of Covid. Lockdown violations may have been a contributory factor. READ MORE
