‘Continuously cried during inquiry’: Sejal Pawar advised to undergo counselling to prevent depression | Mumbai News

MBBS student Sejal Pawar became emotional and broke down during KEM Hospital’s inquiry MUMBAI: KEM Hospital and Medical College MBBS student Sejal Pawar became emotional and was continuously crying during the inquiry into her viral video controversy, hospital officials said, adding that she has expressed regret in her statement.Considering the impact of the controversy on…

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1st action against Sejal Pawar in ‘male corpse private parts’ joke row: MBBS student barred from entering college, sent on 15-day forced leave | Mumbai News

1st action against Sejal Pawar in ‘male corpse private parts’ joke row MUMBAI: KEM Hospital and Medical College has placed MBBS student Sejal Pawar on a 15-day forced leave and barred her from entering the hospital campus, medical college and hostel premises after a viral video clip from a stand-up comedy show triggered a controversy,…

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Man booked for stalking, demanding sexual favours from woman in Mumbai | Mumbai News

40-year-old woman from Dahisar has filed a police complaint against a man for stalking, sexual harassment, and defamation (Representative image) MUMBAI: A 40-year-old woman from Dahisar has lodged a police complaint against a man for stalking her and demanding sexual favours. When she refused, he threatened to “leak” defamatory news reports against her in local…

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Fadnavis on Mumbai slum demolitions: ‘Cycle of people encroaching and govt giving homes can’t go on forever’ | Mumbai News

Clara.LewisMumbai: Defending the ongoing slum demolition drive in the city, CM Devendra Fadnavis said on Friday that the cycle of people encroaching and govt providing homes cannot go on forever.Responding to a question on slumdwellers being evicted without implementation of the Centre’s flagship Housing for All scheme, Fadnavis said that in Mumbai, the largest number…

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Flu could increase risk of TB, says study | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Catching flu not only causes body ache and week-long fever, it can also weaken the body’s ability to contain tuberculosis (TB) and increase the risk of developing the disease, according to a study published in the peer-reviewed ‘Nature Communications’ medical journal.Using blood samples from healthy volunteers infected with influenza under controlled conditions, researchers from…

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