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 UCC: After Uttarakhand , Gujarat , and Assam , Maharashtra will also implement the Uniform Civil Code , the government has initiated the process. The state government has begun the process of implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state. A special committee has been formed to draft a bill for this purpose. Devendra Fadnavis Mumbai. After Uttarakhand, Gujarat, and Assam, Maharashtra will also implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). The Maharashtra government has initiated the process. Maharashtra's Minister of State for Home Affairs, Yogesh Kadam , announced this in the Assembly on Tuesday. He said that the state government has initiated the process of implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state. A special committee has been formed to draft a bill for this purpose. Addressing the Assembly session today, State Minister for Home Affairs, Yogesh Kadam, told the House that the government is "100 percent committed" to implementing the law and that the dr...

  Attractive Display of Chips and Packaged Snacks: A Matter of Children's Health That Deserves Attention Today, when we visit any grocery store, supermarket, paan shop, or retail outlet, the first things that often catch our attention are the colorful packets of chips, Kurkure , and various packaged snacks. These products are frequently displayed near store entrances or at locations that are easily visible to children. While this may be an effective sales strategy from a business perspective, it is an issue that deserves serious consideration from a social and public health standpoint. Young children are naturally attracted to bright colors, eye-catching packaging, and uniquely shaped products. As a result, children accompanying their parents to the market are often drawn toward these items immediately. This is usually followed by requests or insistence on purchasing them, and parents often give in to keep their children happy or avoid conflict. Over time, this can become a habit...

  Mumbai local Passenger Stabbed To Death After Row Over Closing Door, Accused Held A 30-Year-Old Man accused of stabbing a fellow Passenger to death inside a moving Mumbai local train after an argument over closing the coach door during heavy rain has been arrested from Kurla following a Citywide Manhunt involving Six Railway Police teams. The Accused, identified as Roshan Suvarna , was arrested after investigators traced his location through leads developed during the questioning of his father, police said. The victim, Mayank Lohar , 22, was allegedly stabbed inside the first-class coach of the Churchgate-Nallasopara Fast Local (Train No. 90663) late on Monday night. According to the Government Railway Police (GRP), both Mayank and Roshan boarded the train at Andheri station . As heavy rain lashed Mumbai, an argument broke out between the two over whether the coach door should remain open or be shut. What began as a verbal altercation soon turned deadly. STABBED INSIDE MOVING ...

 

 I have moved criminal prosecution against GM BEST, ADDL MC CITY, MEMBERS OF MERC vide complaint no 1307 /misc/ 2025 before JMFC no 70 Mazgaon court for promoting and protecting illegal installation of smart meters by violating the basic provision of law. The Hon. Court has directed the Dongri police station to comply with section 175(3) BNSS and report on 16.7.26 next date of hearing I request every citizen to file police complaint and thereafter complaint to JMFC against every electr company The detailed points are in my link which is dt. 27.4.26. it is 15 page documents If u go through my documents in link u shall be powerful person to fight the looters of public property and looting the public at large. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BLxrZyECP/ Sandhurst road railway station Dongri awareness against MSEDCL illegal notice to install smart meters in 48 hours https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CztoXFg5s/ Goans thanking kamlakar Shenoy for their success in smart meters Smart mete...

 To, Senior Police Inspector, JJ Marg Police Station Mumbai  Subject: Complaint regarding illegal market , extortion , sale of stolen mobile phones , and hooliganism on Maulana Azad Road , from Do Tanki Naka to Nal Bazaar Naka . Sir, It is requested that a large-scale illegal clothing and mobile phone market is set up every day from 5:00 AM to 8:00 AM on Maulana Azad Road, from Do Tanki Naka to Nal Bazaar Naka, which falls within the jurisdiction of JJ Marg Police Station Beat No. 3. Stolen mobile phones are also openly sold in this market, and some local thugs—including Nasir, Afzal, and another individual—extort money illegally. These people forcibly collect money from shopkeepers and buyers in the name of "receipts." According to information: ₹1500 to ₹2000 are extorted from shopkeepers every month.  Traders who come to buy sarees and fabric are charged ₹400 to ₹500 per month. Ordinary buyers are required to issue receipts of ₹200 to ₹250. If people are found withou...

  To .Dy chief Engineer (city) Building praposal Antop hill Wadala mumbai 37 Subject: Complaint Regarding Illegal Encroachment of Footpath and Open Space by City Centre Mall mumbai central belasis road mumbai 400008 Respected Sir/Madam, I would like to draw your attention to the footpath and adjoining open space outside City Centre Mall, C.S. No. 243, Mumbai Central . Belasis road mumbai 400008 .The mall owner has illegally encroached upon the footpath-side open space by installing iron grills and steel channels, thereby converting the area into a parking space for two-wheelers. As a result, pedestrians are facing serious inconvenience. Motorcyclists ride their vehicles over the footpath to access the parking area, creating a constant risk of accidents. Several incidents have occurred where pedestrians were nearly hit by vehicles using the footpath. The footpath is meant exclusively for public movement; however, a significant portion has been occupied and is being used for privat...