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Mumbai power outage: Uddhav takes stock, will probe crisis 

Maharashtra CM uddhav Thackeray has been keeping a close eye on power outage situation in Mumbai and has instructed the administration to make sure that hospitals run smoothly during this period.
Thackeray also spoke to the&nbsp;BMC commissioner and asked all&nbsp;helplines ro be on high alert. He directs officials to coordinate with railway authorities to help stranded passengers.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra&nbsp;Energy Minister Nitin&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;tweeted that after restoration of electricity, reasons behind the outage will be probed.
The BMC&nbsp;is&nbsp;closely monitoring the status at all private and government hospitals, to ensure that their services continue unhindered, even in the dearth of power supply. No untoward incident has been reported so far.

Mumbai&nbsp;power cut: CM takes stock of the situation&nbsp; Uddhav&nbsp;instructs admin&nbsp;to ensure hospitals run smoothly CM: keep helplines&nbsp;on high alert, help stranded commuters&nbsp; BMC&nbsp;closely monitoring, no untoward event reported so far

Maharashtra CM uddhav Thackeray has been keeping a close eye on power outage situation in Mumbai and has instructed the administration to make sure that hospitals run smoothly during this period.
Thackeray also spoke to the&nbsp;BMC commissioner and asked all&nbsp;helplines ro be on high alert. He directs officials to coordinate with railway authorities to help stranded passengers.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra&nbsp;Energy Minister Nitin&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;tweeted that after restoration of electricity, reasons behind the outage will be probed.
The BMC&nbsp;is&nbsp;closely monitoring the status at all private and government hospitals, to ensure that their services continue unhindered, even in the dearth of power supply. No untoward incident has been reported so far.

Monsoon session to be curtailed as more & more MPs test Covid +ve

As more and more MPs&nbsp;&amp; parliament staff continue to test positive for the novel coronavirus, Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;have reached a consensus on curtailing the Monsoon Session. The decision was taken during the Business Advisory Council meeting convened by the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Speaker Om Birla, who will take the final decision regarding the last day of the session. According to reports, Wednesday or Thursday could be the last day of the Monsoon Session. More than 30 MPs&nbsp;including Union Minister Nitin&nbsp;Gadakri have tested positive for the virus in the last week.&nbsp;

As more and more MPs&nbsp;&amp; parliament staff continue to test positive for the novel coronavirus, Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;have reached a consensus on curtailing the Monsoon Session. The decision was taken during the Business Advisory Council meeting convened by the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Speaker Om Birla, who will take the final decision regarding the last day of the session. According to reports, Wednesday or Thursday could be the last day of the Monsoon Session. More than 30 MPs&nbsp;including Union Minister Nitin&nbsp;Gadakri have tested positive for the virus in the last week.&nbsp;

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