The 61-year-old man was declared dead after he was brought to the Saifee hospital on Sunday.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 15 (ANI): A call threatening to blow up the State Bank of India office in Mumbai's Nariman Point and kill the bank chairman was received at the branch, police said on Friday.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 14 (ANI): On Saturday morning, Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar along with Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis flagged off a race for police personnel and car and bike rally in Mumbai to mark 75 years of India's independence.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 13 (ANI): The Chairman of State Bank of India, Dinesh Khara on Saturday flagged off a cycle rally in Mumbai to raise awareness about 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign.

The political developments in Maharashtra, caused by the fall of Uddhav Thackeray government and elevation of Eknath Shinde as the Chief Minister, has kept the entire country glued to television for weeks. However, amid the political tussle for Shiv Sena, a new type of fraud has come to fore. A... The post appeared first on .

The political developments in Maharashtra, caused by the fall of Uddhav Thackeray government and elevation of Eknath Shinde as the Chief Minister, has kept the entire country glued to television for weeks. However, amid the political tussle for Shiv Sena, a new type of fraud has come to fore. A... The post appeared first on .

Mumbai Jan 19 PTI Police detained at least 30 sweepers and sanitation workers on Wednesday for holding a protest near the new administration building of Mantralaya the state secretariat here an official said The protest was organised by the coordination committee of sweepers and sanitation workers he said The police detained 10 women and 20 men for the protest the official said adding that they were taken to Marine Drive police station in south Mumbai Police have deployed adequate bandobast outside the Mantralaya he said PTI DC NP NP

Mumbai Dec 23 PTI A man was detained when he poured kerosene on himself in an apparent attempt to set himself on fire outside the Maharashtra legislature complex here on Thursday police saidShakir Shah 38 a resident of a chawl tenement in suburban BKC area poured kerosene on himself from a bottle outside the Vidhan Bhavan where winter session of the legislature is underway said a police official Police personnel on the spot immediately overpowered him before he could do anything moreShah told police that he was waiting for compensation for several years after his house was demolished for a Slum Rehabilitation Authority SRA project and was frustrated due to the delay the official saidHe was taken to Marine Drive police station and was given counseling the official added PTI DC KRK KRK KRK

Mumbai: Two police officers were remanded in the custody of the Maharashtra Criminal Investigation Department (CID) custody for seven days by Mumbai court on Tuesday. They were remanded in connection with an extortion case registered at Marine Drive police station here against them and former city police commissioner Param Bir Singh. The two cops – inspectors Nandkumar Gopale and Asha Korke – who were previously posted in the Mumbai crime branch, were arrested by the CID on Monday.

Mumbai Aug 31 PTI The Bombay High Court on Tuesday raised concern over crowds assembling at public places in Mumbai and said if it was not controlled or restricted the city would face a similar situation as earlier this year when the number of COVID-19 cases surged leading to the second wave of the pandemic A full bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta Justices A A Sayed K K Tated and P B Varale said the government authorities and citizens should learn from the earlier experience and noted that as per experts the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic was knocking at our doors In our meeting of the administrative committee of the HC lawyers and other experts held on Monday an expert Dr Rahul Pandit who heads the Special Task Force appointed by the Supreme Court informed that the third wave of the pandemic is knocking at our doors Chief Justice Datta said Unless all the safety protocols are not followed the state will face an imminent danger Dr Pandit was also of the view that at least till April 2022 the nation may not get rid of COVID-19 he said The high court said photographs published in various newspapers show crowds assembling at beaches in Mumbai like the Juhu Chowpatty Girgaum Chowpatty and Marine Drive If you government do not control or restrict this then again the same situation is bound to happen We need to draw from our experience the court said The bench extended all interim orders passed by the high court as well as all subordinate courts and tribunals in Maharashtra and Goa till September 30 Considering the view placed by the experts the situation of uncertainty and the ensuing festivities which could pose a threat to the human kind we are of the opinion that the interest of justice would be served if the protective interim orders are extended till September 30 the court said The HC also said that its full bench would assemble next on September 24 to review the situation On Monday Mumbai reported 334 new COVID-19 cases the sixth day in a row when the addition to the tally was above 300 taking the infection count to 743832 while the death toll increased by two to reach 15976 a civic official earlier said PTI SP GK GK