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Iit Bombay: IIT-B puts tougher penalties for cheating on hold, students can have their say on form | Mumbai News

As per new rules, security guards will no longer frisk students before exams MUMBAI: Putting its July 2026 rules on penalties for academic misconduct on hold and reverting to the (milder) April 2015 policy for two pending mid-semester examinations on Oct 10 and 11, IIT-Bombay’s senate, at its emergency meeting on Wednesday, agreed on an…

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Nashik tout arrested in MMC registration scam involving foreign medical graduates without FMGE | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The Maharashtra Nodal Cyber Police, probing an alleged racket in which foreign medical graduates obtained Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC) registration without clearing the mandatory Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), have arrested a 36-year-old tout from Nashik.The accused, identified as Rahul Gopal Patil, allegedly lured foreign medical graduates who had failed or not cleared the…

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Infant girl dies after given jaundice medicine in private hospital in Mumbai Metropolitan Region, grandfather assaults doctor alleging medical negligence | Mumbai News

Khopoli police registered an FIR against the grandfather and eight to 10 unidentified persons for allegedly assaulting the doctor and damaging hospital property. They also registered an accidental death report and sought the newborn’s postmortem report from JJ Hospital Navi Mumbai: After his seven-day-old granddaughter died while under treatment for jaundice, a 59-year-old man allegedly…

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MPSC aspirants not anti-socials, can protest if cause genuine: Bombay high court | Mumbai News

Mumbai: “They are students, not anti-socials,” Bombay high court observed orally while hearing a plea against the ongoing protests by thousands in Pune against alleged malpractices in Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) exams.A bench of Chief Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi and Justice Advait Sethna said students have the right to protest if there are genuine…

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2016 municipal school assault case: Mumbai court allows Mayor’s personal exemption plea but imposes Rs 1,000 cost | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Mayor and BJP corporator Ritu Tawde and two co-accused were granted exemption from personal appearance by a sessions court on Wednesday, but each was ordered to pay Rs 1,000 due to their repeated absence from proceedings in the 2016 Shastri Nagar municipal school assault case.Additional sessions judge Gopal G Bhansali directed Tawde, Zakiruddin Sayyed…

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