Save Neville D’Souza ground, urges Mumbai’s football fraternity; Bombay high court may hear writ plea today | Mumbai News

The Mumbai Football Association held a peaceful protest at Neville D’Souza Football Ground on Sunday evening Mumbai: On Sunday evening, the city’s football fraternity gathered for a peaceful protest at Neville D’Souza Football Ground at Bandra Reclamation to oppose the proposed change in the plot’s reservation from a playground to an exhibition-and-convention centre.The Mumbai Football…

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What’s trending in Mumbai today: Food safety raids, Ganesh idols, security alert | Mumbai News

Mumbai authorities are intensifying food safety inspections across various establishments. MUMBAI: On Monday, August 10, food safety inspections, disruption to the city’s transport network, preparations for Ganesh Chaturthi and public safety concerns are among the issues hogging the limelight in Mumbai. Stories ranging from restaurant hygiene to plaster of paris and clay idols are shaping…

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BMC plans to give 13-inch tablets to all 237 corporators in Mumbai to access agendas and documents; opposition criticises move | Mumbai News

Physical copies of BMC meeting agendas and proposals will, however, continue to be circulated during the transition towards a paperless system, BJP group leader in the BMC Ganesh Khankar said Mumbai: The BMC has proposed to provide 13-inch tablets to all 237 corporators, including the 10 nominated members, as part of its initiative to digitise…

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Panvel-Karjat corridor nears completion, MRVC accelerates Mumbai rail upgrades | Mumbai News

Significant progress was also recorded under the Virar–Dahanu Road Quadrupling Project, said an MRVC official Mumbai: The Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation (MRVC) has achieved a series of significant infrastructure milestones across key suburban rail projects in the past one month, reinforcing momentum on capacity enhancement and passenger-focused improvements across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, a senior…

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Mumbai police file FIR against five cheating in Central Sanskrit University’s peon recruitment exam held at IIT-B | Mumbai News

Police were questioning the four candidates at the time of going to press. No arrests have been made Mumbai: Powai police have registered a first information report against five candidates who allegedly used their mobile phones to cheat during the peon recruitment examination conducted by Central Sanskrit University at Kendriya Vidyalaya on IIT-Bombay campus on…

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