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The incident took place when a protest march was conducted over the demolition of an office of Shiv Sena (UBT).

On cam: BMC engineer slapped; Mumbai police book Maharashtra ex-minister

The incident took place when a protest march was conducted over the demolition of an office of Shiv Sena (UBT).

A protest against the demolition of a Shiv Sena (UBT) office turned violent with party leaders allegedly assaulting a civic engineer in Mumbai.
Former Maharashtra minister Anil Parab and 4 others were booked by Mumbai police on June 27. The incident took place a day earlier when a protest march was conducted in Mumbai civic body BMC's H-East ward.
Assistant engineer Ajay Patil was allegedly assaulted and also threatened with dire consequences.
After the incident, BMC officials approached the Vakola police with a complaint, based on which an FIR was registered against Parab and four others - Santosh Kadam, Sada Parab, Uday Dalwi and Haji Aleem Khan.
The case was registered under various Indian Penal Code sections, including 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servants from discharge of duty) and 506-2 (criminal intimidation).
(With PTI inputs)

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Thursday sealed St Joseph&rsquo;s Boarding School after at least 22 students were found Covid positive.
Authorities said that they have sealed St Joseph Boarding School in Agripada as at least 16 people who were below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19. Four among these sixteen are below 12 years of age.
These four were shifted to the Nair Pediatric Ward and the rest of the 12 have been shifted to Richardson and Cruddas Covid-19 facility for treatment.&nbsp;
This comes amid apprehension that the next wave of the pandemic will affect children more, which scientists have dismissed saying that this speculation has no scientific backing.

Mumbai: St Joseph Boarding school sealed after 22 children test positive for Covid 19

Covid&nbsp;concerns rise in children as BMC&nbsp;seals school where 22 students test positive for the infection.&nbsp;

Mumbai: St Joseph Boarding school sealed after 22 test Covid positive

22 students in Mumbai boarding school test Covid-19 positive
16 students&nbsp;below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19
Mumbai's St Joseph's School sealed after students&nbsp;tested&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;+ve
Maharashtra&nbsp;had announced&nbsp;reopening of schools from August 17
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Thursday sealed St Joseph&rsquo;s Boarding School after at least 22 students were found Covid positive.
Authorities said that they have sealed St Joseph Boarding School in Agripada as at least 16 people who were below 18 years of age tested positive for Covid-19. Four among these sixteen are below 12 years of age.
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These four were shifted to the Nair Pediatric Ward and the rest of the 12 have been shifted to Richardson and Cruddas Covid-19 facility for treatment.&nbsp;
This comes amid apprehension that the next wave of the pandemic will affect children more, which scientists have dismissed saying that this speculation has no scientific backing.

At least 32 people have died in rain-related incidents in Mumbai, as incessant rain pummeled the Mumbai on Sunday. Authorities have reported two instances of landslides, two of electrocution, and one incident where a wall collapse claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy.
As many as 29 people were killed in two different incidents of wall collapse due to a landslide in Chembur and Vikroli. No rescue operations are slated for Monday.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday chaired a meeting with top officials to review preparedness of various government agencies to tackle emergency situation as heavy rain lashed the city.
Incessant heavy rainfall along with major thunderstorms brought Mumbai to a standstill, causing severe water-logging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from Saturday.
An orange alert has been issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for the next five days, as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation continues to shift people out of low-lying areas, and where landslides are anticipated.

Mumbai rain: at least 32 dead, orange alert sounded for a week, Uddhav takes stock

At 32 dead in rain-related incidents as&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;braces for more heavy rain, Chief Minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray holds high-level meeting to review preparedness
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At least 32 people dead due to rain-related incidents in Mumbai Landslides, electrocution, and an incident of a wall collapse reported 29 people were killed in Chembur &amp; Vikroli due to a wall collapse CM Uddhav Thackeray reviewed the preparedness of govt agencies Incessant rain along with thunderstorm lashing Mumbai from Saturday Severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in Mumbai may continue Orange alert issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for next 5 days BMC shifting people out of low-lying areas, as landslides are anticipated

Incessant heavy rain along with a thunderstorm pummeled Mumbai, causing severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from late Saturday.

At least 32 people have died in rain-related incidents in Mumbai, as incessant rain pummeled the Mumbai on Sunday. Authorities have reported two instances of landslides, two of electrocution, and one incident where a wall collapse claimed the life of a 16-year-old boy.
As many as 29 people were killed in two different incidents of wall collapse due to a landslide in Chembur and Vikroli. No rescue operations are slated for Monday.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday chaired a meeting with top officials to review preparedness of various government agencies to tackle emergency situation as heavy rain lashed the city.
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Incessant heavy rainfall along with major thunderstorms brought Mumbai to a standstill, causing severe water-logging and traffic disruptions in the financial capital from Saturday.
An orange alert has been issued for Mumbai and coastal Maharashtra for the next five days, as the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation continues to shift people out of low-lying areas, and where landslides are anticipated.

Spread across 4,000 sq. feet, the lavatory will cater to around 60,000 slum dwellers. Each family has to pay ₹60 per month for unlimited use

Wi-Fi access, TV set, & waiting area with newspaper: this Mumbai's toilet may not let you to go out

Spread across 4,000 sq. feet, the lavatory will cater to around 60,000 slum dwellers. Each family has to pay&nbsp;₹60 per month for unlimited use

Mumbai&nbsp;city gets its biggest public toilet in Andheri&nbsp;West&nbsp;
Public toilet with 88 seats has&nbsp;Wi-Fi access, a TV set
Spread across 4,000 sq feet, lavatory to cater around 60,000 people
BMC&nbsp;to build&nbsp;324 seater toilet by December this year

Spread across 4,000 sq. feet, the lavatory will cater to around 60,000 slum dwellers. Each family has to pay&nbsp;₹60 per month for unlimited use

In a step forward&nbsp;to&nbsp;boost to Mumbai's sanitation standards, the city got its biggest ever, 88 seater Jumbo public toilet&nbsp;in Andheri (West).
Spread across 4,000 square feet of civic land, the two-storey restroom promises state-of-the-art facilities to around 60,000 slum dwellers in the vicinity.
People can have access to free WiFI, television, a tiny botanical garden and a waiting area with a newspaper stand at a monthly subscription of just ₹60 per family.&nbsp;
The two-storied public toilet has 60 seats on the ground floor and 28 on the first floor, making it the largest built&nbsp;by the Brihan Mumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
The&nbsp;BMC&nbsp;plans to build more public toilets and as per reports, the municipal authority is presently working on a 324 seater toilet by December this year.&nbsp;

The BMC said on Wednesday that the vaccination drive will be suspended on Thursday at all the 342 centres run by the civic body and the Maharashtra government..

Maharashtra News: No Covid-19 vaccinations today as Mumbai runs out of jabs

There will be no Covid vaccinations in Mumbai today as the vaccine stock has run out

No Covid vaccinations today as Mumbai runs out of jabs

There will be no Covid vaccinations in Mumbai today as the vaccines stock has run out. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said on Wednesday that the vaccination drive will be suspended on Thursday at all the 342 centres run by the civic body and the Maharashtra government.
The decision to suspend the vaccination drive on Thursday was taken due to the unavailability of a sufficient number of vaccines, the civic body said in a release.
The civic body said it was expecting to receive vaccines anytime throughout the day on June 3. Thereafter, the inoculation drive will resume on Friday.

There will be no <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> vaccinations in Mumbai today as the vaccines stock has run out. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said on Wednesday that the vaccination drive will be suspended on Thursday at all the 342 centres run by the civic body and the Maharashtra government.
The decision to suspend the vaccination drive on Thursday was taken due to the unavailability of a sufficient number of vaccines, the civic body said in a release.
The civic body said it was expecting to receive vaccines anytime throughout the day on June 3. Thereafter, the inoculation drive will resume on Friday.
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Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation mayor Kishori Pednekar said that a lockdown may be imposed in Mumbai in upcoming days ‘if people don’t follow rules’.

Mumbai Lockdown News | Lockdown in Mumbai possible, if...: Mayor Pednekar

After Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar asserted that government might take strict action if coronavirus cases continue to rise, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation mayor Kishori Pednekar said that a lockdown may be imposed in Mumbai in upcoming days &lsquo;if people don&rsquo;t follow rules&rsquo;. He said it is a matter of concern as most people traveling in trains don&rsquo;t wear masks. The Mayor said whether lockdown will be implemented again, is in the hands of people&rdquo;.

Lockdown in Mumbai possible, if...: Mayor Pednekar

Rise in Covid-19 cases,&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Mayor warns of&nbsp;lockdown
If you don't&nbsp;follow rules, lockdown&nbsp;may be imposed: Mayor
'Matter of concern as people don't wear masks'
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After Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar asserted that government might take strict action if coronavirus cases continue to rise, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation mayor Kishori Pednekar said that a lockdown may be imposed in Mumbai in upcoming days &lsquo;if people don&rsquo;t follow rules&rsquo;.
She said it is a matter of concern as most people traveling in trains don&rsquo;t wear masks. The Mayor said whether lockdown will be implemented again, is in the hands of people&rdquo;.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Monday filed an FIR against actor Sohail Khan, his son Nirvan and Arbaaz Khan for skipping mandatory institutional quarantine. 

FIR against Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan for skipping quarantine

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Monday filed an FIR against actor Sohail Khan, his son Nirvan&nbsp;and&nbsp;Arbaaz Khan for skipping mandatory institutional quarantine. The FIR has been lodged at Khar Road Police Station under the Epidemic Diseases Act. All three arrived to Mumbai from UAE on December 25. According to the BMC officials, they told airport authority officials that they had booking at Taj Lands End at Bandra West for institutional quarantine. However, civic officials said that after leaving airport they canceled the bookings in the hotel.

FIR against Sohail and Arbaaz Khan for skipping quarantine

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Monday filed an FIR against actor Sohail Khan, his son Nirvan&nbsp;and&nbsp;Arbaaz Khan for skipping mandatory institutional quarantine. The FIR has been lodged at Khar Road Police Station under the Epidemic Diseases Act. All three arrived to Mumbai from UAE on December 25. According to the BMC officials, they told airport authority officials that they had booking at Taj Lands End at Bandra West for institutional quarantine. However, civic officials said that after leaving airport they canceled the bookings in the hotel.

Power being restored in phases in Mumbai: BMC

Power has been restored in many parts of Mumbai including Worli, Dadar, Kalina and Charni Road after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced that electricity will be back in phases in the financial capital within minutes.
A blackout of over 2 hours was reported in Mumbai on Monday with residents taking to Twitter to report power cut across the city, Navi Mumbai and Thane.
Multiple tripping of lines and transformers affected 360 MW supply in the city and suburbs. As the city came to a standstill, Mumbai University announced that it has deferred Monday's exam to Sunday, October 18.
The local trains under Western Railway &mdash; between Church Gate to Vasai railway station &mdash; have come to a standstill due to grid failure. The Central Railway (CR) that runs between CSMT and Kalyan has also been stopped.
However, both National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) said that there is no stoppage in trading despite power failure. Amid the blackout, shares of Tata Power crashed by two percent.

Power has been restored in many parts of Mumbai including Worli, Dadar, Kalina and Charni Road after Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced that electricity will be back in phases in the financial capital within minutes.
A blackout of over 2 hours was reported in Mumbai on Monday with residents taking to Twitter to report power cut across the city, Navi Mumbai and Thane.
Multiple tripping of lines and transformers affected 360 MW supply in the city and suburbs. As the city came to a standstill, Mumbai University announced that it has deferred Monday's exam to Sunday, October 18.
The local trains under Western Railway &mdash; between Church Gate to Vasai railway station &mdash; have come to a standstill due to grid failure. The Central Railway (CR) that runs between CSMT and Kalyan has also been stopped.
However, both National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) said that there is no stoppage in trading despite power failure. Amid the blackout, shares of Tata Power crashed by two percent.

Kangana admitted in HC about illegal construction: BMC 

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in an affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court has said that it undertook demolition of&nbsp;&lsquo;illegal alterations at actor Kangana Ranaut's bungalow&nbsp;with&nbsp;no&nbsp;ulterior motives.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in an affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court has said that it undertook demolition of&nbsp;&lsquo;illegal alterations at actor Kangana Ranaut's bungalow&nbsp;with&nbsp;no&nbsp;ulterior motives.&nbsp;In its affidavit, the BMC said, &lsquo;even in the present petition, Kangana has not disputed the fact that she has carried out unlawful alterations and additions. The world&rsquo;s richest civic body said&nbsp;even&nbsp;in her response to a stop-work notice earlier,&nbsp;Kangana&nbsp;did not dispute the allegation of illegal alterations but only made baseless counter-allegations and sought seven days to respond to the notice further.&nbsp;The civic body filed an affidavit in the court a day after Ranaut challenged the demolition at her bungalow in Pali Hill in suburban Bandra.&nbsp;Ranaut's lawyer Rizwan Siddiqui claimed that the BMC had damaged the property, leading to water and electricity connections getting disrupted.&nbsp;

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in an affidavit filed before the Bombay High Court has said that it undertook demolition of illegal alterations at actor Kangana Ranaut's bungalow&nbsp;with&nbsp;no&nbsp;ulterior motives.&nbsp;
In its affidavit, the BMC said, &lsquo;even in the present petition, Kangana has not disputed the fact that she has carried out unlawful alterations and additions.
The world&rsquo;s richest civic body said&nbsp;even&nbsp;in her response to a stop-work notice earlier,&nbsp;Kangana&nbsp;did not dispute the allegation of illegal alterations but only made baseless counter-allegations and sought seven days to respond to the notice further.&nbsp;
The civic body filed an affidavit in the court a day after Ranaut challenged the demolition at her bungalow in Pali Hill in suburban Bandra.&nbsp;Ranaut's lawyer Rizwan Siddiqui claimed that the BMC had damaged the property, leading to water and electricity connections getting disrupted.&nbsp;&nbsp;

BMC served Kangana Ranaut with 'stop work' notice

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has served actress&nbsp;Kangana Ranaut&nbsp;with a &lsquo;stop work&rsquo; notice under section 354/ A of Municipal Corporation Act, a day after the team was spotted at her office &ndash;&nbsp;Manikarnika Films. Members of the BMC were spotted pasting a three-page notice on the actress&rsquo; office gate. According to Kangana, the BMC &lsquo;stuck a notice to stop leakage work that is going on in the office.&rsquo; Earlier, the actress had shared a video and claimed that BMC may demolish her property. Denying allegations the civic body said the visit by its officals was part of a &ldquo;regular exercise&rdquo; undertaken to keep a tab on illegal constructions in suburban Bandra.

BMC&nbsp;gives 'stop work' notice to Kangana
BMC&nbsp;pasted&nbsp;three-page notice on the actress&rsquo; office gate
Kangana&nbsp;had shared video of BMC&nbsp;officials in her office
Actress claimed BMC&nbsp;will demolish her property
BMC&nbsp;denies allegations, says&nbsp;it was regular exercise&nbsp;
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has served actress&nbsp;Kangana Ranaut&nbsp;with a &lsquo;stop work&rsquo; notice under section 354/ A of Municipal Corporation Act, a day after the team was spotted at her office &ndash;&nbsp;Manikarnika Films. Members of the BMC were spotted pasting a three-page notice on the actress&rsquo; office gate. According to Kangana, the BMC &lsquo;stuck a notice to stop leakage work that is going on in the office.&rsquo; Earlier, the actress had shared a video and claimed that BMC may demolish her property. Denying allegations the civic body said the visit by its officals was part of a &ldquo;regular exercise&rdquo; undertaken to keep a tab on illegal constructions in suburban Bandra.

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