Fake degrees: Principal denied pre-arrest bail | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Observing that the fraud “damaged” students’ education and caused them to suffer, a sessions court on Friday rejected the anticipatory bail plea of the principal of a Bandra architecture college accused of cheating students by offering unapproved vocational degrees through unrecognised universities.The court rejected the plea filed by Sunil Magdum, principal of Dr Baliram…

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10% water cut in Thane areas supplied by BMC | Mumbai News

Residents across Naupada-Kopri, Wagle, Savarkarnagar, and Majiwada-Manpada wards affected. Thane: The Thane Municipal Corporation on Friday announced a 10% water cut in areas located along the Thane-Mumbai fringes primarily serviced with water sourced and supplied from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.Areas under the Naupada-Kopri, Lokmanya Savarkarnagar, Wagle Estate and parts of Majiwada-Manpada Ward Committee will be…

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Thane civic body plans tanker network boost amid looming water scarcity concerns | Mumbai News

Thane: With concerns mounting over a potential water scarcity situation driven by rising temperatures and erratic rainfall patterns, the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) is moving to strengthen its tanker-based water supply system by setting up an additional filling station at Bramhand.The initiative comes amid internal assessments warning of stress on existing water resources, with officials…

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Navi Mumbai: Cidco emergency operations centre to operate 24×7 for monsoon complaints from June 1 | Mumbai News

Navi Mumbai: The Cidco emergency operations centre is set to be activated from June 1 and will remain operational 24×7 until Sept 30 to register and address monsoon-related complaints in areas under its jurisdiction.Cidco’s chief vigilance officer, Suresh Mengade, reviewed the readiness and overall activities that are being carried out through this centre. All nodal…

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Relief for unaided schools as Bombay HC halts mandatory deployment of teachers for Census | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The Bombay High Court vacation bench on Friday offered relief to over 500 private unaided schools across Maharashtra by staying Maharashtra government’s requisition to deploy their teachers and employees for compulsory census duties.A division bench of Justices Gautam Ankhad and Sandesh Patil, while granting urgent relief in a batch of petitions filed by Unaided…

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