HC: Tenants can't stand in way if owner wants to redevelop bldg

The Bombay high court has set aside repair permissions granted by the Mumbai civic chief to tenants of a Worli building. The court held that the tenants cannot obstruct the owner's wish to redevelop the structure. The owner has the right to undertake redevelopment, and the tenants' remedy is limited to having the building repaired or rebuilt. The owner challenged a recommendation for repairs without evacuating tenants, arguing for redevelopment that would provide them permanent ownership premises. The court clarified that it was not directing redevelopment in any specific form.

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Mumbai: 40-year-old woman sexually assaults 16-year-old boy, booked

A police officer said that the woman had first lodged an FIR last month saying that her 20-year-old relative had sexually assaulted her at her home where he was staying with them as a guest since he came from UP a couple of months ago.

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No quota, ease rules for trans govt job aspirants: MAT

The Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal (MAT) declined a plea by three government job aspirants to reserve seats for transgenders in government jobs. However, the MAT instructed a lower benchmark for transgender candidates and directed the granting of necessary grace marks to make the cut-off. The state was also told to grant age relaxation for applicants who have secured up to 45% marks. The MAT emphasized the need for effective participation and inclusion of transgenders in society.

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8 hurt in Chembur LPG blast, couple suffers serious injury

Gas leaked from an LPG cylinder in Mumbai, causing an explosion that resulted in the collapse of several structures and injuries to eight people, including a couple with serious burn injuries. The blast occurred in a ground-plus-one structure in Old Barrack, T-48 at Chembur camp. The victims, who suffered burns, stated that the explosion happened when they tried to light the gas stove. Fire brigade personnel rescued stranded individuals and cleared the debris, finding burnt clothes and a ruptured tube of the LPG cylinder.

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4 families donate organs of kids in ’23, highest in 20 yrs

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BMC notices to 176 shops over inadequate Marathi signage

BMC inspected 3,269 shops in Mumbai and took action against 176 establishments for not complying with the Maharashtra Shops and Establishments Act. The N ward had 18 establishments and the S ward had 14 establishments that received notices. The action was taken in response to a Supreme Court order that required establishments to display signboards in Marathi. The Federation of Retail Traders Welfare Association stated that they will follow the law.

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Teen touches Metro barricade, gets electrocuted

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Give financial aid to farmers, Patole and Sule urge CM

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Razing of building won't hurt tenancy rights: Bombay high court

The mere demolition of a building will not affect the alleged tenancy rights of petitioners and they will be entitled to be inducted as tenants as and when the building is reconstructed, said a Bombay high court vacation bench, upholding the BMC's November 10 notice to occupants of a Malad building to shift out for its immediate demolition, reports Swati Deshpande. The BMC issued the notice on the grounds of the building being classified as dangerous and unfit for habitation.

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Five in Maharashtra killed in lightning strikes, Gujarat toll up to 29

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Like-and-earn scam: Man loses Rs 4L; 1 held

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37 flu deaths in state this yr; 18 in Nagpur, 0 in Mumbai

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BMC to crack whip on shops if names not in Marathi from next wk

Starting November 28, BMC will take action against shops in Mumbai not displaying their nameplates in Marathi Devanagari script. The civic body formed teams in each ward to enforce the directive. The state cabinet approved the amendment to the Maharashtra Shops and Establishments Act, requiring even shops with fewer than 10 workers to have Marathi nameplates. Non-compliant shops face legal repercussions, including a fine of Rs 2,000 per person. Concerns arise regarding the visibility of Marathi nameplates on display boards.

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Zoo presents 3 new penguin chicks on its 161st anniv, bird count up to 18

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Kerala man held for airport blast mail, needed funds to recoup share mkt loss

A man from Thiruvananthapuram, Febin Shahjahan, was arrested in connection with a terror threat e-mail received at Mumbai Airport. Officials revealed that Shahjahan, a business administration graduate, sent the e-mail demanding one million dollars in Bitcoin. The e-mail was traced to Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, and the accused was apprehended there. The airport authorities had alerted the Anti-Terrorism Squad and a case was registered. This incident follows a similar case where a salesman was arrested for selling a SIM card used in a bomb threat call to the Mumbai airport.

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Off Rs 4,000 crore spent during Covid pandemic, maximum allocated to jumbo centres: BMC in response to RTI

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2 kids sold for ₹74k, druggie parents & buyer held; 1 mth-old baby traced

Mumbai police bust child trafficking racket, rescue one of two babies allegedly sold by drug-user parents for Rs 74,000. Three accused, including parents Shabbir and Sania Khan, arrested. Shakeel Makrani, who paid for babies, also arrested. Usha Rathod, alleged agent who took commission for sale, detained. Police rescue month-old baby girl, search ongoing for two-year-old boy. Raiding various places to track those involved in trafficking.

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61% of Mumbai's rape cases filed in 5 years are of minors

According to a report by the NGO Praja Foundation, 61% of rape cases registered in Mumbai from 2018 to 2022 were under the POCSO Act. The report also highlighted that out of 3,360 Pocso Act cases being probed in 2022, 73% were pending investigation. Activists have called for more special courts and better resources including trained police officers. The report also revealed a 130% increase in rape cases and a 105% increase in molestation cases in the past ten years. There is a shortage of police officers involved in crime investigation and a shortage of personnel at the state forensic science laboratory.

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No increase in water charges this year: BMC

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Cabbie booked for dumping flowers in sea off Gateway

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11-yr-old youngest in country to undergo hip replacement

An 11-year-old girl in Mumbai became the youngest person in the country to undergo a hip replacement surgery due to a rare joint disease. Farzana Khatoon had been in severe pain for the past two years and was unable to move. After being misdiagnosed and put on tuberculosis treatment for a year, she was finally diagnosed with idiopathic chondrolysis of the hip. The surgery was successful, and Farzana is now able to walk without pain.

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Pushed onto road by friend, man killed under truck

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BMC engineer shares his OTP, loses Rs 1.5 lakh to scamsters

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Streetlights fixed, Delisle Road bridge may finally open this wk

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has finally installed streetlights on the Delisle Road bridge, three days after Shiv Sena MLA Aaditya Thackeray forced open a section of it. The bridge, which has been closed since July 2018, is expected to open fully after Tuesday this week. However, citizens have criticized the delay in reopening the bridge, stating that politics should not take priority over public welfare. BMC officials have cited various reasons for the delay, including concrete curing and a shortage of steel supply.

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Allegations against the Bhujbals: Activist approached Sule for help

An anti-corruption activist in Mumbai has accused NCP MP Supriya Sule of failing to deliver justice in a land dispute involving politician Chhagan Bhujbal. The activist claimed that Sule initially supported the allegations but no progress has been made since. The property in question was allegedly taken from the Fernandes family and sold to a company owned by Bhujbal's nephew. The activist has given Bhujbal a 48-hour ultimatum to transfer the money. Bhujbal has denied the allegations and said the matter is in court. Sule has responded, emphasizing the importance of the widow and her children's lives.

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Flyer smokes in lavatory of Muscat-Mum flight, held

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Electric double decker bus to be deployed in Andheri in Mumbai from Monday

BEST undertaking will deploy electric powered air-conditioned double decker bus for the first time in the suburbs on 415 route that will cater primarily to Andheri East locality in Mumbai from Monday.

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One-time, 50% Covid rebate to buy extra FSI to stay till projects completed: Bombay HC

The Bombay High Court has ruled that the 50% rebate on purchasing additional floor space index (FSI) offered by the state government to developers during the pandemic will be applicable until project completion. The court directed the BMC to revalidate building permissions without requiring payment of differential premiums. The rebate was introduced to support the real estate sector, following a report by the Deepak Parekh committee that highlighted the need to rationalize premiums and levies on builders. Some developers have already paid additional amounts and the BMC has been ordered to refund one such payment.

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Aaditya Thackeray urges action on delay in inauguration of projects and vacant posts

Shiv Sena (UBT) faction leader and former minister Aaditya Thackeray addressed Maharashtra governor Ramesh Bais in a letter regarding the prolonged delay in inaugurating various infrastructure projects.

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4th person dies in last week's sea link mishap

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Shiv Sena factions led by Ekanth Shinde and Uddhav Thackeray clash at Shivaji Park

In a dramatic turn of events, a heated altercation unfolded between Shiv Sena factions led by CM Ekanth Shinde and Uddhav Thackeray at the Bal Thackeray memorial in Shivaji Park in Mumbai, on Thursday night, just before Balasaheb’s death anniversary.

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IIT-Bombay tells students, faculty to avoid 'political' lectures

IIT-Bombay has introduced new guidelines to restrict students and faculty from organising talks and seminars that may be political in nature. The guidelines require permission from a review committee to invite external speakers for political talks and police permission for protest gatherings on campus. The move comes after a PhD student complained about a guest lecture on the Palestine situation, which led to protests and threats against the professor. The institute's decision has drawn criticism from students, who called the guidelines a "new set of gag rules".

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Developer who cheated flat buyers of Rs 11 crore gets 3 years' jail

A 50-year-old developer has been sentenced to three years in prison for cheating flat purchasers in a redeveloped building in Byculla, Mumbai. The developer, Rizwan Dadan, was found guilty of misappropriating nearly Rs 11 crore and not handing over possession of the flats to the buyers. He was also fined Rs 50,000, which will be given to the complainant as compensation. Another accused in the case is currently absconding. The judgment stated that Dadan had fraudulent and dishonest intentions from the beginning.

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First time ever in India: Blue Whale calf successfully rescued, released in deep waters off Maharashtra's Ganpatipule

“It is the only successful rescue of a beached Blue Whale in India. It was strapped and at high tide it was gently pulled two nautical miles into deep sea where it vigorously swam away. It would, however, need to find its mother to survive,” said Praveen Pardeshi, president, Bombay Natural History Society.

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Mumbai airport handled record 1,032 flights on Diwali weekend

The Mumbai airport set a new record on November 11 by handling 1,032 flight movements in a day, surpassing its previous record of 1,004. After a decline caused by airline closures and the pandemic, the airport is now handling over 1,000 arrivals and departures daily. It is classified as a single-runway airport, unlike other major airports that have parallel runways. The increase in flight movements has also led to a rise in passenger numbers, with over 516,000 passengers during the Diwali weekend.

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Former Maharashtra minister Jayant Patil diagnosed with dengue

Former Maharashtra minister and NCP leader, Jayant Patil, has been diagnosed with dengue and has been advised to take rest. Patil took to social media to inform his followers about his condition. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar also recently tested positive for dengue.

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Fire breaks out in Byculla building in Mumbai; five rescued

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Keeping stepmother in old-age home amounts to domestic violence: Court

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NCB busts international cartel, seizes Rs 15 crore cocaine

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Forgotten heroes: Veterans recall India’s first women’s world cup

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Six yrs after he set 'breadwinner' wife ablaze, unemployed man gets life term

An unemployed man in Mumbai has been sentenced to life imprisonment for setting his wife on fire in 2017. The man suspected his wife's character and was unhappy with her for working outside the home. The court relied on the wife's dying declaration, dismissing the defense witness, their son, as possibly being influenced. The judge stated that the crime did not warrant the death penalty and that the evidence pointed to the act being homicidal rather than a suicide. The wife's dying declaration was considered credible and consistent with other evidence.

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IIT forms fact-finding panel to look into 'inflammatory' talk

The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has appointed a fact-finding committee to investigate a controversial lecture and documentary screening. The committee will also examine the actions of the students involved and take strict action against those found guilty. The institute is also developing a policy for organizing public events and a code of conduct for students, faculty, and staff. Additionally, a demand has been made for the arrest and suspension of a faculty member and a guest lecturer for expressing support for terrorists.

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Lighting of lamps and Lakshmi Puja ritual to mark Diwali celebration on Sunday

The city skyline resembled a glittering fairy land Saturday as people strung colourful bulbs and lanterns from windows and balconies to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights. The occasional burst of aerial fireworks afforded a son et lumiere show that lit up the heavens like shooting stars.

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MUV runs amok near sea link toll plaza; 3 of Gujarat family die, 2 in ICU

A speeding black MUV crashed into multiple vehicles near the Bandra-Worli Sea Link toll plaza in Mumbai, resulting in the death of three family members and injuring six others. The driver, who survived with a fracture, has been charged under IPC section 304 (II). The driver is suspected to have dozed off while driving. The injured are currently receiving treatment at various hospitals, with one person in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident using CCTV footage.

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Fire kills 95-yr-old in 2nd-floor flat of Vile Parle highrise

A 95-year-old woman died in a fire that broke out in her flat in Vile Parle, Mumbai. The fire brigade officials found her unconscious in the kitchen of her second-floor home. The entire house was gutted by the blaze, which spread to electrical wiring and installations, furniture, and household articles. The cause of the fire is still unknown and will be investigated. The building where the fire occurred had been recently redeveloped.

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91-yr-old NRI who died was set to return to Canada

A family from Gujarat tragically lost their lives in a car accident at the Bandra-Worli Sea Link in Mumbai. Three members of another family in the car survived with fractures, along with the driver. The survivors reported that they had asked the driver to stop the car but he continued to accelerate. The police are investigating the cause of the accident. The injured have been admitted to the hospital, and the families are devastated by the tragedy.

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Now, Bombay HC says you can burst crackers only from 8pm-10pm

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Eye on the big picture, corpn misses micro-level AQI spikes

The air quality in Mumbai has been consistently poor for nearly two weeks, with no countermeasures taken by the civic administration. Unlike Delhi, Mumbai does not have a formal mechanism to combat pollution. The municipal commissioner stated that Mumbai does not need a Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) like Delhi at the moment. Experts argue that a micro-level approach, similar to weather alerts, would be more effective in informing citizens about precautions during high pollution levels. The BMC has implemented some initiatives, such as installing jet sprayers and deploying marshals near dumping grounds, but more action is needed.

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10 years' RI for child rapist, his sister gets equal jail term for abetment

A man and his sister have been sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment for sexually assaulting their 15-year-old neighbor in Mumbai. The first assault occurred when the sister took the child to their house, and the abuse continued over several months. The girl finally confided in her family in June 2019, leading to a police complaint. The court heard the girl's testimony and convicted the accused, who had threatened to show her photographs to others.

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3 critical, 10 others hurt in 6-car collision near sea link

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Maha books Air India Building for Rs 1,601cr, to put seats for govt staff

The Maharashtra cabinet has approved the purchase of the Air India Building in Nariman Point to house government offices. The state will pay Rs 1,601 crore to Air India Assets Holding Ltd for the iconic building, which offers 46,470 sq m of space. The move is expected to save the government around Rs 200 crore in annual rent. The building is currently occupied by tax departments and government-run undertakings. The purchase includes waiving transfer fees and penalties. In 2018, Air India had valued the building at over Rs 2,000 crore, but a deal was not reached until now.

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PUC check drive kicks off today, penalties could go up to Rs 10,000

The state transport department in Mumbai has launched a drive against vehicles without valid pollution under control (PUC) certificates. The penalty for not having a PUC certificate can go up to Rs 10,000, and for cars and heavy vehicles, the fine for the first offense is Rs 2,000. The transport commissioner has also stated that FIRs will be filed against PUC testing centers that do not comply with emission norms. This initiative is in response to the Bombay HC's directive to implement measures to curb pollution.

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No road toll for Mulund society residents: Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis

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Mumbai's Diwali Bazaars show change in shopping trends over time

Diwali Bazaars are flourishing citywide as the five-day festival begins at Dhanteras Friday. People are arriving to purchase electronics, household goods, flowers, puja accessories as well as decorative items like lights, lanterns and oil lamps.

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BJP-Sena-NCP alliance shines in Maharashtra rural polls, big gains for Ajit

The mood in Maharashtra’s ruling camp was upbeat on Monday after the gram panchayat election results showed the Mahayuti alliance — BJP, Shiv Sena and Ajit Pawar faction of NCP — was way ahead of the Maha Vikas Aghadi, bagging 1,350 of the 2,359 gram panchayats that went to polls on Sunday.The results were still to be updated at the time of going to press.

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